The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

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The Operatical party that visited Dublin. closed,
their musicals with The Store:, harmonised as a frig.
and performed with equal excellence byMr.Kelly.and
Signnrs Morrelli and Rovedino. The Signors, whu
had performed for hires pima* each night, in con-
templation of the lucrative benefit Mr. Kelly would
have, insist:el on twenty-five guineas each for d.t.t
night. M. Kelly, knowing his own' strength
amongst his countrymen, and rich in the assistance
of Madame Citalast, resisted the demand. Se-
veral scenes were also performed from The kmeard
kinnician ; one sang tau..annther terrible ; but Mr.
Kelly came off n.i•leriers, with The Sprig orSl.l.'e:2,;(i
and Shamrock is Green.

The Duke of Sr. AL ear's is • canfined with a
cold, at his house in Stratford-plice. His Grace
was better last night.
Lard KEITH came to town, en Tuesday, from
Portsmotith.
Viscount and Viscountess Ceereonne will come
to town, neat week, from Eastbourne.
Lady Hoerr itstirllLD arrived last night at her
house in Grosvenor-square. from Worthuig.
The 11-I,inotirehle Muss GRINISTON left town, yes.
terday. on a visit to Sir THOMAS and h.i.!y
Pactiett, at th.•ir beautiful seat near liquor Boa:.
There will be a grand Marie Meeting at Or m,-
kirk, on the Gth and 7th of next month.
Sir Bsoone WA Two, Bart. was the whole of yes-
terday in a most alarming and dangerous state; his
recovery is not expeaed.
His Grace the Archbishop cf CA/SUMMIT re-
turned vs Lambeth Palace. yesterday, where he will
remain but a few days, previous to his setting oat
on a visit to Mr. filabessas Su Trot, at his seat M
lasottingiramslsirc.
Mr. Iti co A ito Josrs, who is engaged to perform
at Covent Garden Theatre, arrived on Thursday.
at
BLARE'S hotel, Jernayn-street, front Ireland.
Timm was a grand Concert at Canterbury, on
Thursday evening. The principal performers were,
Mrs. HATTON and Miss WIIIPTERT, Mr. GRAY.
and Mr. Dov Le ; Grand Piaroforte, Miss Watt.
PINT ; arid Pedal Harp, Mr. WEITPIRT.
An eulogium in a pacer of yesterday, upon Mr.
C suntas, states, that his talents are "ot great
variety." meaning, no doubt, that they are 1044
bad, and iaddirent.
The late Bart of DOLOR/41$i was a lineal de-
scendant from CmARLIS H. being great grandams
of the unfortunate Duke of Mon mourn, and Amite.
Duchess of Becc anon. His Lordship was
tremely conspicuous in the Bras 31ende, in the
part of his life. and having neatly dissipated a
estate, he, in middle age. secured from the
of his fortune an annuity of about I onOl. a ye:
on which he afterwards lived very prudently. /
was unmarried, and the title (conferred on
grandfarlyr by Queen Anise) is now mina.
Sir 301111 C•RIL arrived, on Saturday last,
Glasgow. •
A most beautiful specimen of t.
has lately been discovered at %Yellow,
shire, and by the interference of Colonel Listen,
Combhay,rogcther with the lord of the manor, C'
nil Gone LA sarom will be prevented from sul
ing the injury and dilapidation, which the relic
antiquity so frequently experience. What ha,
hith.irta discovered consists of a piece of
work, and ot an exqui,itely beautiful tes'. laced ,
ment. enriched with figures. in a high state of
serration ; and the tessera; of whicli
most beautiful and vivid colours. 7.
are considerable ; and from what has
found, it would appear that a very consi
tints yet remains to be explored. As lately as'.
day se'nnight, the workmen had exposed a
piece of great beauty, and as perfe4 as what
been previously laid open.
The Magistrates of Birm'agham have
Lice, that they will allow no merry
approaching fair.
A laconic observer thus charafterises the
Lottery Plan:—" It never was mingled.
Scheme of only '21,900 Tickets in number•
magnitude of Capital Prizes. and far pausr
Blanks ; and in stivaig two chances 4t saw,.
one stake ot adventure, it st.s.:Js
Lottery A oimis."

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