The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-11-17 00:00:00

7 fiIt.4THE.

D110111T•L ANS.

Last night, Mr. encase's excellent comedy of
7be Jailor! WO% Wall pert ntne.t. for the first time
this searon. Miss Utmost/ sustained the pet csi
M►s. Ue&•ly, and gave a very finished pkture of
the distoth.ettce the Artroptyld ihmAter can raise in
the breast of a very amiable woman. and of the
extravagance of condo!! which generally follows.
Miss Duscass has often filled this part with groat
justice to the author, and credit to herself, but never
tli,played more judgment and discrimination than
last night. Mr. Waousurrow supported M►. C.A...
k, with his usual excellence. The comedy went of
wiih ereat spirit, and was very much applauded.
4c Wed Dews followed. with increased succes►.

In c'entradietion to a riiir:Tramt in mut of the
papers of Saturdit and Monday, we assure rue
readers, that Madame C —vrataist is not in L-n4e;n,
but leaves T,entham hall tor Biimingtsam, .t
width place Monaieiii Vai.Lianitaisua Viet his-
band), set off on Sunday nizht to pie her, as GTI
also Rover I KU and Moatt.u.
Lot,: Horse' PLT":I' arrived 02 Si:Tide y at hit
lions* in New Entimgtop-stri c-. from a visit to Sir
In•ncts B Kin°, at Strattontio-k, near Winc:ies-
tCr.

Kanner. in h:4 rew Melo.drarr.a, w un2er-
stand, has abardolied fir Smile for the -;e4,-. BAN:.
NISI win roako his first appeara/.;_e, truce his in-
disposii on. in a principal chAracter.
'the Lkwarr of RUTLAND Wt Vis-
count C' atom's teat, ea Frisky, for Barn* efstle.'
The I:..ke of Sr. At *N.'S len. Bath. on Friday,
for Brighton, by the advise of *His Graces Ph)-
sicir.ns.

Hull The ,•re wet le open last night with The
Curran and Ihe Areeo6 .Sn?. r;se.
Mr. `fovea has veneered Lie engagement et the
Stockport Thee' e, for three :,fights ; last night he
was to play Hernia, to.tuorrow night P. madder/4
and Fridzy Zany. :CI Ibe Bev. nge, and Dither, ht
iirtreav's Farce of Ida;,in: Me Wind.
Josue Wtrsou m. 1.. q. is expedted. in a few
days, at his house, tri r'o. • t e. Mrs. WIND-
HAM'S ill state of lu.a.th is the cause of the family's
return to town.

Visecuut Duircasener's house, in Graftein-street,
i 4 petting in readiness for tlr.: reception of his Lord-
ship and fainily.
Lind tslitrum, during his visit to Leeds, pre-
sented the Gen-rat Infirmary of that town with an
hssndred guineas.
Tho Rev. lir. BRIDORS, and several other most
Tripe:table charaeers, have undertAkes the este-
hliehivent of a Charity School in Bristol, fur the
',rim .t;on of the pour, upc.l the plan of Mr. Lan.

CAST
It is said another fair ColernbFpe is about to retire
from Qovent-garden Tneatia, to the temple of
Hymen .
Lord Fotac's estates in Worcestershire have
been much improved ; the leases of his Lordship's
tenants bring aspired, the lauds have been surveyed,
and valued at 13,0001. a year more; tile advance
on the farms commences from Lady-day next, and
the late tenants have all agreed to remain.
Monday. their Graces toe Duke and Duchess of
RICHMOND, Sir ARTHUR and Lady Witteast.ay,
Eatl Con v notch's, and a large seleBion el fa-
vhionables, were molt splendidly entertained by the
Matt:psis of ELT, at Ratlda- 'sham Castle, near
Dublin, where they are to remain a sew days.
We understaod the Marquis Etv is to be the
new Knight of St. Patrick. in the room of the late
Earl of Suassers,--(nstS. E•• Pero.)
The Rev. T. firmt.t. has been instituted to the
Rectory of Windlesham, Surrey, on the recom-
mendation of His Royal Highness the Duke of
, GLOUCLaTtIi.
There has been a warm contest in Dublin for
Master to the Lying-in-Frospital of that city. The
choice has fallen on !loam Humus, a Gentleman
as eminent for his professional skill as his private

virtues.
On Thursday se'n&ght the venerable the Dean
and Chapter of York (the Archiepiscopal See being
vacant) tesunted the Ecclesiastical JorisdiElion of
the Diocese of York, dre into their hands, as usual.
and constituted their Officers (during the vacancy
of the See) who appointed the same„Surrogates in
the country for granting Marriage L;censes, proving
Wills, tic. as transatted those businesses in the
Archbishop's life-time.
A gentleman observing, yesterday, in a coffee-
room. that he had been searching Loudon all over
for a young lady cf fortune. who Lad eloped from
the country. an acquaintance replied. " Yob I poh!
'that is your search compared to that at present
alter Supplementary Tickets in old Dame Fortune's
Lottery Wheel ? These Tickets will all elope Isom
the Lately Offion before Thtusday asst."