The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-11-13 00:00:00

7 !Mina.

DIRURY-C ANt.

The Travellers was, a second rime. performed this
season. last night ; and Mr. Beau AK again delight-
ed his hearers with his melodist. notes. Tt.e Farce
of Bow Tea followed. for the first rime this season.
Mr. Dowvoti was excellent in Sir John 1 rotleit : it
is in that line of parts which Mr Dowvoti fills with
such c►edit to himself, and pleasure to the public.
Mr. M crams WAS very well in I)asov, and the
Farce went off with much spirit. His Royal High-
ness the Prince of WA L is, and a number of Nobi-
lity, were present.

Lord and Lady GcoNo e Cameroun arrived yes-
terday at Jaques Hotel, its Bond-street. from
Latimers.
The Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND is on a visit
to Viscount Councils, at Harley, near Litchfield,
Staffordshire.
The celebrated Dniflor Gard. is arrived at Paris.
Lady AUGUSTA Da kat!. am* arrived at her
house in Grosvenor-street, on Wednesday last, from
Ramsgate.
Mrs. HANDUR WATSON arrived at her house in
Grosvenor-street, this day, from Tunbridge Wells.
The presents sent by BON AAAAAA to the Em-
peror ALLIANDIa are valued at eight millions of
lines.
Mrs. Genet closed her engagement, on Monday
night, at the Wnitehaven Theatre, in the part of Lady
Tearle, and has re-engaged f..r eight nights more,
which she commenced on Wedn-sday, in the part
of Mrs. Oakley, in the TbeJealims Wife
Lady Coi.ormowoon paironius le Marry or trot
To Marry, and Was and Meant, this night, at the
I North-Shields Theatre.
Cardinal C , with seven persons of his
household, was lately taken dangerously ill, at. Eon.
tainbleau, in consequence of eating champ:nous,
gathered in the forest.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Loamy. La, Lady
Maar Lowvssaa, and Lady ANN". LOWTHAiI,
(with their suite) left Whitehaven Castle, on Wed-
nesday morning, for Lo% thee.
Her Grace tile Duchess of GORDON. and Miss
FORDYCI, of Ayton, ;strived at OILAN'A Hotel, in
Edinburgh, last week
Madame C t has taken the Theatre
Royal, Birmingham, for musical pan form ..c.a.
on the 19th and 20th of this month. The most ad-
mired scenes in the operas of Ssintramide and II
Fanatic' per It Messea will be periormesi, in wiiich
she will be assisted by Signnrs ROVLDINO and Mo-
new. Mr. Yassrawies will be leader of the band.
The Paris Pipers state, th it the Queen of Hoo-
t AND is t`qee months g ne with :held.
We understand Mr. Cusaav opens his thea,rical
trenches, at Brecon, on Monday next. From the
strength of his curia draniatique, the novelty of their
intended manoeuvres, and the well.known skill of
their General, we venture to predttt a prosperous
campaign.
Mademoiselle Da CALBRANN has been for some
days at Paris, whither her reputation preceded her.
This young Spanish lady, the first singer of the King
of hears, was nominated, during her tour in Italy.
a member of the Phil-harmonic Society of Bologna.
Her reception was a kind of apotheosis. The ce-
lebrated Ca 'soca Mir looks upon her as the first
singer first his superior art has formed.
Mr. Baata's company have commenced their
dramatis career at Neath, where they meet with
considerable encouragement. The Manager cer-
tainly possesses much merit as an altar : Miss BA.
stn's talents are also above mediocrity ; and Miss
H. BARER is an aftress of some promise. The
other performers are, upon the whole, respeelahle,
and would appear to greater advantage, had they
snore room for theiriasertions than the town-Hall.
The Committee for the Harmonic Society at
Bath. this season. ant..-Sir RORS•T BAKU, Bart.
Admiral [(misses, Colonel Paste, Colonel Hut.
Major S•NDIFOID, Dr. B11•11311AW, C. CO ANC, and
J. Bsvaastoca, Esqrs. Earl Potmer, President.
Mr. blxxvim has arrived at Bath, and will make
his debut, tomotrow night, in 6 warner and Michael,
in the Comedy of Leigh when gar Carr, and the
Farce of The Adopted Child.
The Emperor NAPOLION has presented the Im-
perial Library at Paris, with 24a scarce and valu-
able MSS. most of which are in the Oriental Lan-
guages, and with SO typographic monuments of the
15- h century ; among which is a copy of Bonner's
Fella, the only .one extant. In this collation of
manuscripts is a copy of Tack:ride, the sacred book
of the Scandinaivian Mythology. written onparch-
ment, in the Scandinavian language.
'flue Hon. Cccii. JINILINSON, second son of the
Earl of Livearoot, and who succeeds to the estates
of the late Mr. OTTL&T. of Pitchford, arrived at
Shrewsbury on Sunday evening last. The bells of
the differ:at (Marches immediately struck up, and
continued ringing through great part of Monday ;
on which day he proceeded to his Mansion at Pitch-
ford, where he was received with every demonstra-
tion of joy.