The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-10-08 00:00:00

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COURT AVURN►AG.

LORD
ece CHAMBERLAINS OFFICE,
octo 6, 18U6.
Orden for the Court going MOllffline ow Widiu.suy
next, the Bth instant, for His late Serene 1.1,41,„„,„ C
George Augustus, Hereditary Prince of Brunswick, His Me
jests'', nephew, eta.
Tiu ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain been, whits
gloves, necklaces, and eAr.risge, black ur white shoe,, fae„i
and tippets.
yegre..,......Whito or grey lutestiings, tabbies, nr damasks.
The gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain
linen, black swords and buckles.
Undress.--Grey frucks.
The Court to change the Mourning on Wednesday the Slf
instant.
Tine ladies to wear black silk or velvet coloured ribbons, fans
and tipp.7ts ; or plaint white, or white and gohl, or white eau
an!rirr stud., wirer blank ribbons.
hhs o•,ongen to wen Week coats, and black or nisi.
Whit..., or white and gold, or white and Weer stuff waistcoat,
finikrnminerl, coloured swords end hincklet.
And on wedee,de!., the *h insular, the Court to go
of Mourning.
st=ill==111111"11111st
POUR 1.
ON MR. CROW BEING ELECTED ONE OF TI/"
CORONERS FOR KENT.
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0110 Voter to ciao der said,
The choice the COunty now has made
For wisdom sure will mark in ;
True, all the world for certein know,

No Candidate can match a Cis*,
TO art urn a Carom.
elsethess, Oct 6, 1806.
THE GREEK MAN—.EXHIRITED 1N VERSE,
A spruce little man, in cduubtet of pees,
Perambulates dai:y the streets and the Sterna e
Green stripe is Ins waistcoat, his smell-clothes a s grata,
And oft' round his neck, a game 'kerchief is seen;
Green watch string. rex seals, and, kw certain l're heard,
(Tho' they're powder'd) green whiskers, and eke a sT,
beard !
Green priers, grey hose, and, deny it who can,
The brains, to a:ere/a. (Ohs huh' rem maw I
Steps., Berzfroars, Oee. e, 1106. QUIZ
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His Mat est r will corns to town this day.
Yesterday, Lord Hot-Lisp and Mr. Sulam
had an audience of the Prises of Writ" float
o'clock r
1-11CMYZ Highness theDadtentCAßß sec ca
to town yesterday morning, from Bushy Park,
retnraed, at ball-past four in the afternoon,
dinner.
The front dining, parlour, in which the rest
of Mr. Fox are at present, was yestet Jay hurl
black.
Viscount Moor-Ivor and C s G saint
Esq. are Stewards for the approaching St a 1
Races, in the North of Ireland, which ale exile
to display much fashion.
Viscount RaNctirta and suite, have arrive
Dublin from Holyhead.
Lord Pot:sorter, we are happy to say, was ra
better yesterday, and was more free from pain
he has been for several days past, and took
nourishment.
Mrs. riTZHZRIBEZT arrived, on Monday nigh
her house in 'rilnerstreet, from Briletton.
Lord STateLty arrived, yestdrday, at the hot
hii father, the Earl of Daisy, in Grosvenor- sq
from Lancashire.
. Miss Muni performed the parts of Yvan/ N,
in the Tragedy of Doug!**; and Rvialaaa. i
Farce of. The Salton, on. Monday cvening, a
Kgitain- Theatre : it was an immense house
numbers returned that were not able to gain a
tante. Mrs. Mums, in Lads' -R:orkipti ; and
&tows& in Etirnaiw", received the greatest
of applause.
Bond-street yesterday began ttrassume its
lively asped, the concourse of carriages being
numctomrthan they have beta for several ex
past ; the Itake.. and „Difthsie-L)a CAST ate
Earl and Countkss of Ila a ;rendes, the Co
Dowager .1 astsiv.: the Countess of Pond
Lord and Lady BIADCHANP, ISaTODDSS Cao
Lady 13Ua00Y NI, Lady VILLIIIRS, and Lack
m evo a, were among the elegant company.
The Earl and Countess of Servos arrive,
terday at their house in Arlington-street,
Stake Farm.
On Friday oe'linight, passed through Abe
the Earl and Countess of Animus and as
their way to Haddo-house.
Her Grace the Duchess of GORDON, and
General the Marquis of Husr, Ler, are
in Aberdeen from the north. Her Grace, we
stand, intends to honour the Perth Meeting
presence ; and afterwards to return to Alm:
the ensuing (Maher Meeting.
Mr. and Lady EL►ZAaar PI Wall
tamed a 'cleft patty to dinner yesterday,
house, in Dover-street.
Arrivals at Cheltenham Spa—
Lord and Lady Seafoith, Sr Georg* Diickett,
Skrpwith, Sir Charles Sait.in„ Sit John and Lady I
Murry, Mrs. t.sn. Con, Colonel and Mrs. M•Gregk
Lieut,Colonsl Bell, Major Marc, Captain Lando
Sweet, Dr. Campbell, Reg. Di. sad Mrs. Owen, Re
Towns:lid and Halle), Mews. and Miatresses C
Semi, Douglas, and Smith 1 Mr sad three !stun/
Mr. HILL and Mrs. ATKINS perform
Comic Opera of Lyre in o Village, at the
Theatre, on Saturday ; besides the originr
Mr. Htt.r. introduced Doles Dosiamer, and'
turously applauded. Mrs. A T Ns snug a
compovcd by Mr. Sittal.l3, and received
plause. They concluded with Dr. 'Sortie'
MI duet of " Together let at range the fist
sang it most charmingly.
F.xtradt Item an Advertisement in 7
Chronick :—" Any person. wishing to
spunk. in a das:iitig way. with Capt rA i. e e
flambe's, formerly First Lieutenant at
tl
sloop of war, will meet with every ei coin
lry application to him, at tke."