The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-10 00:00:00

TNE.47'IU.S.

DiItUlY-LAKI.
Mrs. .Totose made het firzt appearance, aftiroit
holidays, last night, as Miss Perry. in Ti,, Ctunt,
Girl. Her eatre was greeted with enthusiasm, by
brilliant and crowded house. A fine tiers, 01 spttit
eareird her, with the happiest success, through thi,
playful chara&er, every feature of Which was giee3
in the most fascinating style, and drew dowh pe4
of applause. Ever true to Nature, the motnest
speaks, every individual feeling in the house is is
unison with her own, and the audience are carried
away with the spirit of the scene. 1. Tar AI
Thi.vcs" carried off a rich plunder of applause.
The piece is compressed, by se.rerai judicioa
omissions in the prose and the poetry. In de
brilliant circle were—the Countess of Deer,
MOVTH, L 1)k Dusisit•sevrt.ka, Lady
and Lady J. Ca meow—

novellT-AA imam.
Master Scrr was prevented. by ind. 4441.
tion, from perfo% ming the part of Heiskt, last 11 ip,f
and the excellent Comedy of The Chokes was sub-
stituted. Mr. Le.wis*. DonsJollit is 01111 of )34 hap.
pieit efforts, and was received with repeated plas.
dits.
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MISS DE CAMP.
This Lady has entered into arti-ier with the Pm.
prietors of Covent-garden Theatre, to comment,
with the ensuing season. The tenson, we understand,
for her leaving DrUry"-lane, is, the introduelion or
Signora Sroa act and Mit: Duracalt, both of whom'
have trenched upon her cast of parts. and deprived
her of the prominent situation which she had tire.
vionsly filled at that Theatre. Miss Da CA Xt,
though not thirty years of age, has been twenty
years on the e.tahlibhment of Drury-lane Throve,
a popular and favourite aaress. The terms, we be-
lieve, are advantageous • and if she will have mote
frequent opportunities off appearing to advantage at
Covent.garden, the public aill have no reason to te.
gra the change.

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Tuesday evening, Their Maass•rtts bad a Cassie
and a selcct party.
Yesterday morning, Princesses Ationst• as/ Ss•
pia took an airing on horseback, kr Windsor Park.
Her M•acsr y will hold a Thawing-Nun, on the
I7th inst.
Mr. For left town yesterday, for his seat at St.
Ann's Hill, for a few days.
The Earl and Countess of Cit•nxtMONT, and the
Earl and Countess Cos v non AM, are gess on a visit
to Mr. &ion, at his seat, in Wiltshire.
Sir ARTHUR WOLLESLIV will shortly set out for
Ireland, where he will lead the Hon. Miss PAW..
n•m, sister to the Earl of LONGFORD, to the Ily.
meneal Altar.
The EMI of WC;THORL AND is era in tows
lx , this day, from his seat, Apthorpe-Northantp•
tonshire.
Lord CASTLEIRAGH, when extolling the luxury
of a Bed of appears to have forgot that there
is .4 no 'vac without a 14m."
Lord and Lady Srewisitz will leave town this
day, for Ilamp,hire.
Mr. Bruin ANI and Mr. BANNISTER were yester.
day thrown out of a gig, in Hyde Park. As BRA.
ItAu lay flat upon the ground, his companion ulr•
served, that it was nne of his worst 4.y/enra.
The Nlarquis of BLANDSORD left town yester.
day, for his seat at White Knights.
Lady CAl's nictom will give a grand rout on the
I eth

The Hon. Mrs. Iloaiwsov will give 2 grand rout
on the I fhb, at her house, in Privy Gardens.
The Es-Ministers objeB to veriu:wfor years. They
hoped that their services would have been accepted
fur I,le.

The late Duchess of DCYONSHIRIC unfortunately
suEered so much during the disorder which termi-
nated in the deprivation of the sight of one eye.
that she declared she could endure no more, even
with a certainty that it could be entirely recovered.
Comte has made a very successful trip to Bath
and Bristol, for the last two or three weeks. He
performed all his favourite charaelert there.
A very seleEt and pleasant Subscription Ball was
given on Fuesday evening by the Nobility aid
Gentry of Ealing, and its neighbourhood, at the
01.1 HMS ; there were present Lord MACDONAL.
and family, Lady DA L 1.140; Mr. FIATCRER and fa-
mily, Mr. RosuTs, and Rev. Dr. KaRR; Rev. D.
Gl. AUL, Mrs. HALIFAX and her fair dasightels,
and several Officers of the 14th Dragoons.
The ball at Brighton, OR Monday, was extremely
splendid. Lord and Lady Cuero% o, Mr. and Mrs.
'FROM 4S SRLIt WAN. the Hoe. Captain Bualtat,
and all the Fashionables in the neighbourhood. were
present.
If Green.raam report m ry be trotted, Disois's
new operatic Drama, entitled 7be Whitt Pboce.
will prove the very best of his dramatic produaines•
The subjeft is founded upon the warlike contenti...
of the Border Chieftains, which was long a do p
source of annoyance between the people of Scotland
and England.
On the 2tttli ult. died at Bodney-hall. in Norfolk.
Madame Dt Maatpotx, aged 49. This Lady. ile-
scended from one of the must dissinguishrd families
in France, forsook rally in life the Lacinating allure-
ments of a Court, for the retirement and austerity_ of
a monastic tile. From tie storm of the French Re-
volution, the Benediame Convent, of which she had
been superior twenty.two years, sought 4:lter in
Eugland, and found an asylum at Rodney, la eat
county, where, for the last atteen yeArs. the Num.
have been occupied in educating Catholic youPC

M4aK Kzc.t.v. of the ath ReFimcr.t of l'o't•
(lately shipwrecked in a trancp rt on the 0004-
wl ), an.llacther to Mr. KIALY. of Drury-lan'
ThtatTe, as well as father of Mrs. M4l.it.ers. ci
the same, apzeared at t►e Theatse. P-0, a ll'
evenings since, in Kilacaelork. iu COCA !cs's
twitters. with distiorni.heil rrlal. f!t• ; bye,. '
fourteen engagerverts. an," woun.4ki t::;
in t:CYPt, and un I:.c Continent.