The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-02 00:00:00

WI4DSOR THIiATRIS.

On Thursday evening, Koostang's celebrated
Play of The Stranger, was performed at this Thea.
tee, by command of his Re-yal Highness the Duke
of Casa matrn. Mr. %mires was the St►anger.—
the part of Mrs. Haire. by Mrs. MUM!. These
favourite and excellent performers have both been
repeatedly seen in those :nterestin4 chandlers, hut
sever to so much advantage. 'I hey, last night,
exerted all their Footers in a very extraordinary
wormer, and with the happiest are, and were
♦es y deset redly crowned with the warmest and most
general applause. In the last a& particularly, they
entered so fi eliogly into the exquisite pathos of the
scene, as to excite uni I pity and admiraiion.
There was scarcely a dry eye in the house ; sobs
were heard film every quarter, and at the demre-
*vat with the children, the curtain dropt amidst a
thunder of approbation. The ether charade's of
the Play were vet y well dine.
The Irtairmam in Lanksa was the Farce, in which
Mr. DA Loom played tdsa,d with infinite spirit, and
the audience were highly gratified by the singing of
Me. Wanes, in the part of Murtoch Delany.
His Royal Highness entered the Royal box a
Unit before eight, attended by Colonel Urroot, Aid
de Camp to the Duke of roes.
There was a very elegant assemblage of fashi-
onable. in the boxes, and the Honig was crowded
is every part.
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Yeuevday morning, atter ►reakfa►t. His MAJCITY
sede on horseback in Windsor Park, by Cranbourne,
till half past twelve o'clock, accompanied by the
Dukes of KLPT and CASIIIIIDGL, Princesses Au
SCITA, SOIPHIA, and Am et.tii, attended by Lady
Est, Count Munstse, Generals Id atimin oust sa
Sad CAaiwIIsMT, and Colonels Lipton and
TAYLOR:
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the Duke of KENT
arrived at Windsor. All the Royal Dukes were
impeded in the coarse of the afternoon to dine with
Her Masser v and the Pm tMCSSSLS.

Mr. SHIMIDAN left town, yesterday, to join Mn.
Suzan:taw, at South-hill, the seat of SANUIL WRIT-
WICAIII. Esq. whets Mr SMILIIDAN will sp►nd the
remainder of the holidays ; a ball was to take place
last night.
Miss Aoatn, the new Columbine at Covent-gar-
den Theatre, is a very fine young woman, but
would be more interesting if she danced less, and
confined herself to pantomimic ailing.
The Marquis of Don cost. will be entertained, on
Wednesday am, by the gentlemen of Belfast, at the

Each:snip.
Mr. (-ooze was announced for the part of Ri-
chard, at the Glasgow Theatre, on Wednesday last.
and also for ST Per Moos Macycotbard In The Mesa of
She World. _

The Marquis of liwunav left town on Thurs-
day morning for Edinhurgo, in consequence of ac-
counts, which he had just received, of the danger-
ous illness of his brother, Lord ALex•M net
Gee non. _ _ _

The Tragedy of Adekithe has ►een got up with
great splendour at Bath. Miss MARRIOTT is the
heroine; Mr. LORRTOS played Grucerd. LetAairt
was filled by a young Gentleman of the name of
CoNllea, who gives lair promise of exceUeace. Mr.
DIMOND, the manager. who is always anxious to
present his visitors with novelty, 74. Hero of the
Aorta in preparation, which will be produced in a
few days.
On Wednesday last, Mr. Bea 'lAm and Signora
Sloaaca lent their powerful aid to Mr. Rain-
ate i's fifth Conceit at Bath. There were nearly one
thousand five hendred persons present. The Italian
belle, commencing with " Me h'endro li tiers el
'ride sung by Signora STORAGE and Mr. Ba a-
NAM, was loudly applauded and mowed, as was
also Mr. Baaaars's favourite sang, in the opera of
Pals, Alamo. " Said a Sasile to a Tear," ac-
companied as usual, on the piano-forte, by him-
self. With this sang the Concert concluded, and
all seemed impressed with a lively and jest sense
of Mr. Bl• A mei it, it ore may jadgeby the loud
and reiterated burst of applause. Mr. Base•ss
also sang the celebrated si,eg nt "The battle of
Maids," in the happiest stile. There were a num-
ber of Ladies sad Gentles= who coold nut gain
adonttanct.