The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

THEATRE.

DIRIRT.LANE.

On Saturday night, Dr. GoLnesarries comedy
of Sbe Stempi is Confiner WAS performed. Mr.
Conatev, in the absence of Mr. DOWTO N. played
Mr. Hasdeestle, and Miu Boyce was the substitute
for Miss Mast.on, in the part of MiSl NeenUe. The
cast of parts, in other respeas, has not undergone
say change since last season. Miss DUNCAN's.
ltfiu lierdeastie must always please ; it is a lively
natural pertormance ; and Mr. Bans err tee, in Tony
!,Nmenlin, met with his usual' approbation. Mrs.
flaatowe made her debut, after an absence of two
rears, in the pat of lientrire. in the ince of The
.hatommt. She was greeted, on her entrance, with
repeated plaudits, and appeared to have gained.
by her provincial excursion, an increased stock of
spirits. With the assistance of Mr. BANK ;sr ea and
Mr. Wewarzes, she kept the housu in continued
peA.i.flaughter. The audience was elegant and
numerous.

PO_ r Y.

ON !LADING THAT A GENTLEMAN WAS DEEMED
MAO. Y.,No ADII4tESSLT) THE M►RCHANTS ON THE
ROYAL I:CHANCE, ON NATION tr. ATT.EIRE, ON
TUESDAY LAST.

Madness, in varied fetes, the world will
NVitnes, this der, the us/Musts of the 'Change,
Miele Cou•sfs reign, we saw th• ardent youth,
With Ariti.h freedust pleading if,ir,sh truth
had'd that fiente, which, in wen an age,
Could chuee so mad a them.—.,. cud a st3ge.

ON A LATE MARRIAGE.

Stoney, idle taoy bad d••:ed every care,

Save that of a kriban.'s dim chains;
Has late. by kind Death 0, been of bliss made to share,
And in .4—arrikont's bosom now rsigns.
W. R.

• D. fisher, her husband, died a. iess, month. ago, sisee
rhishe the wedd,ng &bow alhrkd to has takea place.

W. said Mrs. Surftinsu left town last Saturday
r their seat near Richmond Hill.
The Porrtmussr Ass BASS...DoIt wilt kat!. town
MCITOW, on a visit to to the Duke of SOIIIIRSILT,
• Maiden Bradley.
L'rd POOSOSIT was much better yesterday : his
rdship was visited by Vi-count and Viscountess
owlet, who cameos town at eleven o'clock in the
log, from Wiesbiedae, aad returned al five in
eveninx to dinner.
Lord Bsowass.ove's bean, in Hill-street, Berkeley-
liar, .
Icleni
_ ...

lucre, is otriergoing se►eral repairs, and will be
reedy the reception of the family im-

u' at lv.

•
•Mrs. Fox, accompanied by Lady Hotta en, is
gone to Sr. Ann's Hill, and will not resorts to town
fll after the funeral of Mr. Fox, •whieh is not ex.
pesclesi to 'Ake place until the beginning of next
ituonth. It is understood His Royal Highness the
'Prince efAVst.as intends to be present.
nanny SCOTT. Esq. felt town.. yesterday, for
'Fiarnpstiire. from *hence he will proceed to
iltigliton, with his (nosily, where he has taken an
elegant hnuie.
Mr. Mei.vitt, a comic a/tor of much celebrity,
from the York Theatre, will make his I. Lad at Co-
irent Garden 'l'heatre, in the ensuing week, in the
parts of Ge.laiver, in the comedy of Leigh when
Jon Cam, and Michael, in The Adopted Chia
The Lord Bishop of ST. ASAPH 21111 Family
have left the Palace at St. Aseish for Brighton,
le'lere his Lordship means to resia till the meeting

Stithi.ch theatre not being thought safe, the Pro-
prietor has determined to take it down, and to errB
a new thca•;e in the parish of Barnwell. In con-
sequence of this arrangement, there will be no the-
atrical cntertainmcnts at e.irbitch this se.uon.

Tim Prince of Cot:pc:and a large party of Fo-
reigners of ditintlicn, being on a visit to the Earl
of Cm aR. • .2
t Starimer-park. on Wednesday,
about noon. by direaion from His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wars=, the elegant .uite of rooms in
the Pavilion at 'Brighten. were ahewn to theta, as
also the superb stables which are building, and every
t!.ing seoirhy of no:ice about the Pavilion ;
slier which, the Prince and his party, with the Earl
aria Coustess of Cnrcii IST r.M. :red two other ladies,
tack a walk round the Steyne, before they returned
to Stannier.

The Countess Of BUCKIIIOIIASISHIRE will patro-
site the Stuff Ball. at Lincoln. on the 3d of next
month. The Stewards are CONING/11Y SteTllOllP,
and Sumosav Duncons,
l'he Prince of ‘Vatits, in his recent tour. was at-
te-ded by rather a large retinue. At every klace
he 'tapped, twenty horses were bespoke by the
Loyd Lieutenants of the counties be passed through.
Some of the inoleepns it an additional pair of
Losses to His Royal Highness's carriage, and ac-
molly refused to receive the postage they were en-
4aird to.
::!‘t NeLSON, and the Earl of Avt.zsroiv, are
the tun-r of North Wales. They were last
seek ..t EicslSelly. in Merionethshire.
The repast. that Mr. Coors had relinquished the
London stage, has proved. like many other reports
iespeeting t:: is great odor. to be unfounded. He
arrived on Monday afternoon, in a post chaise and
tout, expertir.g to play the part of Per-grilse. in John
BSA but bit. Potts bad already been announced
lot the part. He is asivaitised to perform his fa-
vourite part of Iti,kard, this night week.
he Publii: may be *assure, that it is intended
the terrains of Mr. Fix should be interred in
Westminster Abbey, and that the Funeral shall pro-
ceed boos his house, in the Stable-yard. at. James's.
Such of Mr. Fox's Fiiends as may wish to at-
itia his Funeral, are requested to signify their
ietimlons to Messrs. Alarms and TATHAM, lip•
toldert; Mount-street, Grosvenor-square. oa cr
bto:? Estinday. the 4th of ()Bober nest, who
via ivt ovary information as to the mode to be
F,Lnicsi. •

as.
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