The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-09-14 00:00:00

BRIGIITO.V. SErr. 11.

Thursday last was the natal day of the fair
daughter of the Duke and Duchess of MARLS°.
KOUGH, Lady AIIELIA SetNaga. when the follow-
ing were among the number who had the honour of
being entertained at their Grace's table at Grove
Heave:

Ste Jubn Heys, Mr. and Miss Johnson' Mr. Teeth, M. C.
Mnetor, aim{ Mina Heater, Mr. tamer, Mrs. Wells, Captain
D'Arey, of the Royal Artillery, &e.
Ludy Auatts, en this occasion, numbered her
3d year. Though the weather, during the last
tap or tbrie days, has been very unfavourable, yet
the Duke has been militantly of the number of
pedestrians ou the Stevne. When the illsai.so-
noveit family leave this place is Mill uncertain.—
Their'ileparturc will be generally regretted, happen
when it may. Qv 11% the comedian, has been here
borne days. It is understood that he has accepted
of an engagement fora few nights hem the Maine.
ger.4 of the theatre. Emma. performs in Speed the
Musk and Airtime's Frolic, for the benefit of that
wry eseetlent actress, his mother, on Tuesday
evening next, when a crowded house •may he ex-
Mpeeetesl. Mr. V ottsc also appears on the boards
ere very shortly.
Aland nine o'clock, this morning, several sail of
the houle•tard-bonnd West India Sett were dw
tingnishable in this part of the Channel, front
which the following passengers were soon alter
landed here, by one or two of the fidling boats :

Mr. Pirrrepoint, Waldron anti tinnily, Mr. Churls, Mr.
Stephes, kr. being in Mt inns: pig *hire holies mad
three gestleiseg, 'iliac, and our female and two children,
Mack. _ . .

They had been only six weeks on their passage,
and luel been separated from the feet iii the late
talc. Mr. Sreentriv was a passenger in the Mice
Srarsci. • When landed, they dated it as their
opinion, that the main fleet was not more than
(hay-eight hours sail behind them, consisting of
about iBO vessels; and, at this time, .five o'clock
p. nt. upsards of4O sail of them are in sight. The
Cliff, at 'hid timeithough the weather is showery,
is crowded with spectators, watching the progress
of the anus up Channel. Count WAssuntla
Stromar.scuaa sad the Hon. J. KIINNEDY are in
our last fist of arrivals

On Saturday nighties the first gallery of the little
Theatre, in the Haymarket, just as Mr. LISTON was
'Caging the count: sow{ " Woe* 'oat come, Mr.
;Inge' a case of a painful nature ',toward itself:
A lestly, iwthe last stage of her preguatiev, rand who
had not before an opportunity of seeing Tisriffricams,
as suddenly taken in labour, and nofwitlortanding
all her effort.; to suppress her pains. she found it ne-
cessary to retire before the emielusion of thepiece.
She wus carried in a s•tlan chair, to her house in
/1411-11oun-street, Pict:A(64ly, when it was discover-
ed, to the &rest Joy of lirr found), that she was
safely dcli,rercei of a line uoy.

FROM LAST Nrcirrs GAZETTE.
The Kin has been pleased to enter a Conk tp
pass• the Great Seal of the Gutted Kingdom of Greet Britain
sod tr•land, empoicering the Demised Chapter of dos Cathe-
dral Chinch of Lly to elect a thilliap of that See, the saner
lacing void by the death of the Right it, vt.lend Father iu God
Doctor Jaws Yorke; and His Majesty bus also berm pleased,
II his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the maid Dean
and Chapter the Right Reverend Father in Cod, Doctor
Thomas Dampier, out IliAtop of Rochester, to be by them
elected Bishop of the said See of FAy.