The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-10 00:00:00

WINDSOR. Ocrossa 8.

This dav hit MAJESTY I.Sid n morning visit to
the Princess AUGUSTA, st Frogoiorr, vial returned
to &mire. he P
_ nee.% AUGUSTA ;witted at
Frogmore yesterday front Bap,shoi Psrk, where her
Rotel Higheiett hos been no a visit to the Duchess
of GLOUCESTER for this week lista.

THEATRES.

COVENT-GARDIN.

The opera of Goy Maowering was performed at
this theatre last night. The character of Harry
Bides., by Mr. Flummox, being his first twitter..
once nit this stage. From the well-kuown taste
end talents of this Gentleman it will be readily an.
ticipuied that his reception was of the most cordial
description. In the course of the performance
he gratified the audience by the introduction of
6' Wreath the bowl," and •' Scots who hew wi'
IYalluee bled," in the latter of which he was rap-
turously encored. Though Mr. PIARNIAN'S voice
is or sufficient volume to till the house, yet in
the earlier part of the evening it might be per-
ceived that his posters had not beenoccustomed to
be exerted in so wide a space. This will he recti-
fied by a little practice. Miss M. TAW, t.wcy
Bertram, and the Me; Merrilies of Mrs. FAUCIT,
lift troihing to regret, though the reeollectioo of
the original east of these characters was full in our
rotatory. Mr. EVANS looked Dandle Diorama
exceedingly well, and handled his cudgel with ad-
:nimble edict, and, hod EMERY never perforated
the eltardeter, would have passed for a fair repre-
sentative of the rustic hero of Charlie's Hope. The
house was very well attended in all parts, notwith-
'tootling the very unfavourable state of the weather.

THE ADELPHI.

An apology was mode lain night at this theatre
for the absence of Mr. WRENCH. who has sprained
Ins riikle. I-lia part in Tam and Jerry was read by
Mr. LEK. The h.•use in the course of the night
overflowed with company.

The Duke of CAMBRIDGE dined with the
Duchess of KENT yesterday.
On Monday forenoon his Royal Highness the
Duke of Sussex left the mansion of his dishy-
guished host, Colonel WILDMAN, or Newatead
Abbey, oil • visit to Lady DOUGLAS, at
Kinpiu-
gale, near Bourn, Lincolnshire. On his Royal
Highness's arrival at the Chesterfield Arius Inn, at
Bingham, about two o'clock, where he stopped
about a quarter of en hour to change horses, &c.
he was most enthusiastically cheered by a great
many of the inhabitants of that town, who had
assembled for the purpose, the belle at the same
time ringing • merry peal. His Royal Highness
appeared much pleased by the reception he met
with, which he evinced by bowing and shaking of
hands with Mlle individuals; and when the car-
riage drove off, be was again saluted with loud
cheers us before, and shouting of the bells, which
he again condescendingly ack•towleitgrd by repeat-
ed bows and smiles.--(PiettiegArnis tiering./
It may not, perhaps, be unworthy of notice, as a
curious coincidence, that October is a month in
winch Royal pessonestes hove geoerally visited
Lynn. In October. 1416, King JOHN visited
Lynn • few days bet. re his death at Newark; in
October, 1470, EDWARD IV. came so Lynn, and
took shipping for Flanders ; in October, 1807, the
Duke of CLARENCE visited Lynn; and in October,
Itticl, the Duke of SUSSEX. And as a still further
coincidence, the Royal brothers of CLARYNce and
SUSSEX visited Lynn in the M•yorulty of two bro-
thers, viz. the Duke of CLARENCE in the Mayor-
alty orSCARLETT EVERARD, Esq. and the Duke
of SUsSEX in 1110 of Erive•au EVEaARD, Esq.
RELICs OF ItoY•LTY.—ANNAroLis (MARY-
LAND), Avoust 49.—The gloves worn by MARY,
Queen of Scots, those worn by King CHARLES H.
sud the cap worn by Queen ANNE, at their re-
spective coronation., are now in the possession of •
lady residing in this city. They are made of fine
cambric. mid are remarkably plain. The gloves of
Queen MART are long, those of King CHARLES
short, and bound round with white riband. The
cap is likewise bound with white ribend. and
trimmed with lace about one inch and a quarter in
width. These ancient relics were left by Bishop
STRATT to his niece, and by her to bet daoghter.
the late Mrs. ELIZABETU SCOTT, at whose death
they came into the possession of the lady alluded
to aborte.—(Nero York Paper.)

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Sta--Ohserviog in poor Paper of this mornisig that it HI
elated in your Hoilmt-uortiro Pollee Memel that a the wife
of an emiumst coppersmith i■ the vicinity of Fteri-markef
yesterday miderweut as esantiviation us the ■bore °Mee;
charged with stealing • piece a kc., we beg in
state that your report is oaf eased, mud request that you
will immediately issue sup as she fact to, that is Wei • per-
son fit Ike employ of She eopperamilk whose wife ear o
charged, and out the site of the coppersmith, as you hare
Waled. As the objectionable paragraph is an pointed, we
feel •mitred that you sill do justice to the reputation of
others, by complying with oar request. no mailer how bricdy.
We are, Sir, your very otwilsent Sere/Hite,
JAMES SHEARS and SONS.
nett- Market, October 9, ISt!.