The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-01 00:00:00

NBW nizATRE:ROYdL, EDINBfINCH.

This elegant Theatre is mow finished. The style is the
Gothic, and the boxes are sup urged by pillar*, which reach
from the buttes of the pit, to the roof of the Lucie. Every
box has a Ctilolloll canopy, softie which the conspasy sp.
pear to he seated ; sad the dripery is dieplayed through the
carved work of a Gothic arch. • The twain is la anew style,
and exceedingly beastifal. The prevailseg colours are, a •
"Were of the taws sad light Mae ; the /model of the bawd
and the ornaments of the boxes du infinite credit to the taste
of Naselyth and a Mr. T. F. William's has executed the
King's Arms is (rout, with great sniniatioa and spirit; Mr.
%Vahan's`, new scenery is also highly spoken of Mrs. H.
Foldout and Mre. Yuang are to lead the female department
trod certainly au Theatre can bunt of two ladies more ad*:
quite tote task. Mrs. W. News is likewise an atlintrable
actress, and in her hue ieferier to mole at present on the
stage. dotting the seen are the old favourites,' Archer sad
Berry, (the latter extremely popular is scol;aud), dish Om
Maiaapc. Mr. biddues,Mr. lieu', Mr Piles., and• a Mir.
Kelly, whine coati* powers base afforded mach (rattiest:ea
Sethi, amateurs of Uraglitua, during tbs. last seamen.

The Princess AMELIA'S dimrder is • lives eons.
!Akita. under which she may Gage► fur wine time.;
but, we are sorry to say, littlohopes are entertaiurd
of her :estoratiou to health.
The PORTUGMIi AMIL:AIADOR returned. lest
night, to his house in South Audley-street, fans
Worthing.
Lady CAROLINE DAUM intends leaving Has.
et) Suuduy, for Windsor.

Among the persons deeply indebted to the pub.
lie,. sad unable to pay the public. discharged by
the Jubilee, we are sorry to say we amnia find.
those petty traders, Perieval and Co.
General and Mrs. Ross are gone on a visit to the
Earl and Countess of Essex, at Csshiobury.
Lady Jones returned, yesterday, to her bons*
in South Andley-street. for the season.
The prospectus of the DOW Balloon Theatre ha
the City, is ready. The inventor* only want ale•
tent, house, perfirnisers. audience and nteney.
The Earl of Oxasv's stag-hounds were turned
out, yestetduy. near Croydon, and afforded a good
day's sport to a numerous assemblage of Guide.
men ; who will wee*, near the sane spot. on /Fri.
doe next, for the purpose of stag-hunting.
The Countess of BA &MY uoka gave a grand dinner*
yeinenixy, at her bowie in SAck%ille-street. to the
Duke and Duchess Da Cstrutivi, the Condole
Dowager of SISTA) N and several other Nobility. •
His Itlajesty's Ministers, who lately accused tech
other, may be truly said to have given King's esd•
deuce.

Viscount bizt.sovaos jot's& to teturo, oft
Saturday. to Bracket Hall.
Mr. 6. LANZt 81111mm:el two concerts, to
be given ivy him at Bristol nest week.
Sir JAIIIII G. . is expected in tomb tr
morrow, from It.oche-court, Hampshire.
The Earl of CAIINARTOII wus much better last
night.
Among the invent arrivals at Bath. 1111......

The Earl of Mahn=bury, Lard mud L..dy Doneroile, lady
sad trio Misses Bateman, t ie Julio and lady Callaoder, Sir
R. None, Cul. Hart,Cul. Yrm be, Lopiii.-rul. Mrs. sod Mies
Mom, !Major sod Mrs Cray, Mayor Conlon, Mac Dr. sad
Mrs SisepponJ, Rev Dr. Laid Mrs. Hardwielie, Dr sod Mew
Merry, Mr. From., Rev. Mr. and Mrs. totalFuni Smith, hr.
' Miss SMitil was to perform the Imrt• of he.
phrasia, iii the TraArily of The (;reriab Daughter.
bud to recite COLLINI'd Our am the Paesitose. on Men'
day last, et llristul Theatre, for her own belle-
fit, being the last night of her performance there
this seamen.

One of the most troublesome of the malcontents
at Covent-Garden Theatre, on Monday ermine
wee a bricklayer, of the mime of Tou#ey., bite of the
parish of Bloomsbury, formerly a money-receiver es
the pit door of Druty-lane Theatre. We hope
soon to be able to lay before the public tits neon*
of all the nightly rioters.
The Gentletuen who met with the accident, ow
Sunday last, in Wiwi:ore-street:by tile breaking
of the shaft of his tandem, is Mr. Pokrta.r., of
Smeaford, I.incolitshore. lie arrived at Mae..
Id AM'S Hotel, in Lower Brook-wtrert, on Friday
Wit, and had taken private: lo.lgingv at Mr. CHUM-
situ's. in Bond-street, where he now in a
very denameue mite. Ile is aticreled l,y, !tlr.
Cove. .art night there was a eousti:tio•oir aft'
Factil:.y. Lite skull is very, much fractui tel. -

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The Jubilee peArwe and ate*, ill garter Line velvet, or
silk, edged all tumid with narrow gold-lace, or a variegated
• arc tiktly to continue the preveilinghshiliments for
the "room We thank menet•,, frcitis their various atoll be-
coming shapes, will gain the preference ; thureth pelisses
must be ale ays mitisaltacol elv4ant. Spencer appear quite
exeludetl fruus the fashionable world. 'rise Ju!nice hat, or
boauet, is stole of the same material with the pelisse, of
at, retire new shape, embruitlered ilk gold, and ituld chain
oetal tassels, uruuno•sred rillLr with a leather, or Rower, In
estrespond. The Prussian env, in silk to velvet, einhroi-
der:ol lit gold, sad a geoid tassel, is also very elegant. The
Juinlee hut is made, fur full dress, of white satin and silver
ehtotithray intro mixed, and a river Lofton and loop, w!th one
OJT inure wbi:r ustrirh, f,atheis. Turtleas of while satin, or
silver Kaia.., with the Ullioll wreath, of rose., thistles, sham-
rork, ot.c are thuuzlit exln•mel, elegant, particularly at

or whet cr r:y thing is worn in honour of the Jubilee.
ei ',aim, of every deseript.m, with gold or silver beads,
Gra t:,-u, ale much the fashion. The Circassian cap is
aitioirad for its simplicity sad elegance. White satin
dressrs, made short, with a border of oak leaves round the
bottom, are beautihil fir dancing; the bosom awl sleeves
ornamented with silver. Imperial, Italian, and Iris nets,
made with trains, and rmbriiiilered with borders to suit, are
considered extremely elegant fur half-dress. There is very
little chanee iu tine style of imirisiog dam yes; they are made
shiefly of b,znied esitthries, with short trains, and e.sllll t mrs
*coloured borate ruuud tire boltoni--sranse have wort ur
lace introdored in the bosom and sleeves, made to fit re-
markably Curio to the figure, with lace rafts, or it collar of
the same tivi•rrial as the drys.. Coloured hombaseens are
sot unfashionable. The Circassian shoes, to matt+ the dress,
Cur moraine, and white Cur tmenits..t. The prevailing colours
are garter blue, 'cutlet sad ,•laret.