The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-01 00:00:00

THE ROYAL FAMILn

Yesterday morning, soon after breakfast, His
MAJESTY, with several attendants, walked to the
Horse Barracks, And inspeaed the Oxford Bith's:
Afterwards His MAJ EST Y took an airing in hi. chaise
an/ four to Cumberland Lodge, attended by Gee.
SPENCER.

At twelve o'clock, Her MAJESTY and the Patti.
CESSES, with their attendants, took an airing in
their carriages, to Stoke Green, and honoured Iliss
Vysa with a morning visit.
Yesterday morning the Duke of KENT arrived
at Windsor on a visit to Their MAJ tsvaxs.

On Sunday evening, Their M A.I ESTi es entertained
a selea party of Nobility and Gentry with a Crud
Concert of Sacred Music, in their elegant rooms is
Windsor Castle, which was performed by Her Ma-
; EST Y'S excellent Band, and the Gentlemen of the
Royal Choir, at Windsor, whose matchless perform.
ante of the cathedral service has deservedly attracted
the notice of the Ro YAL FAMILY. Part of the
selection for this occasion was, the Funeral Anthem
composed by H A ADEL, on the death of Queen
Ca aotixe, with the Songs of CO on a ;Lint, ad
Masan: my former ways, which were sting in A
chaste and corrth manner, by Mr. S 511TH, formerly
of St. Paul's Cathedral; and Lore, le thee each ilig4t
mad die, by Mr. GRAY. The chorusses for the cca•
elusion were, He gaze tales hail:burs, and The here
anti as r, &r, which were executed in a masterly
manner, and gave great satisfaaion to the Ro v .11.
Acnixoas.

The Concert given this evening by Her MAJIII"..
at Frog/wore, is wide' the direction of Sir eve.'
PA asoms; the Band, to consist of Her MAJUI
and the Vocal Performers by the Gentlemen of the
Windsor Choir, with the assistance of Mathinie
BIANCHI and Mr. BABCLIMAX. The performaace
is to be Illeiaredsr% Feast.

THEATRE.

COVENT-GARDIN.

Mr. Cowie played Rickard Me Third here. l.h:
night. In the scene where he makes love to
Anne, in attempting to pick up the sword which 1.1:e
had dropped, he staggered. and tell back upon his
side, just at the words—

'• Take up the *wind again, of take up me."
This produced a loud expression of discontent
on the part of the audience ; to which Mr. Coos.e
answered, that real illness was the cause, and to •t
that to which they appeared to impute the accident.
Two of the performers ran forward, and helped him
up from 'the ground, while a third declared up
has word, his soul, and his honour, it was real
nets." Mr. Coots confirmed this statement,
said, if perm:tted, he would Lo thrut•.gh his bu,.-
nen. He was accordingly allowed to proceed, aii.i
certainly acquitted him.elf very well for a sick man.

Lady Ei.tz A ILTH H•avcv and beantifuldaagli•
tivin this dal for her tea at Fincht:),
Middle ex.

FRANCIS F• NZ, F.Sq. Member for Blastdfaj,
ha left tow:. fJr Im seat at Spetisbury. cear Nand-
told. _ _ _

The lion. Gil. C. Bs T Lir, brother 10th.: Earl.
Omens o. returned to town yesterday horn Bath, t
his house in Cages-street.
She Marquis of Bs swornae last week di•triblite
his annual bounty of 80011). weight 1.4 beet ai
IlrittoO to tie poor of Easley in Berkshise.
On Friday - nett the sport pigeon shontinit
take place at I lermitage. Berks. and in the (maim
there will be a grand ball at the Mansion-house,
Nowbery.
A Tooting is on foot at Northampton, for main;
a Thom. it is to consist of sixty shares, twenty
five panda each.
illsaosstvs gave on Thursday night last, J:
bee beautiful villa at Fe:than', near Ihiundow, .•
grand ball and supper to the officers of the !eh
19th Regiments, and the ocighbouring Nobility
the dance was kept up with spirit until bright
Phobos had long mounted the chariot of day.
There will be a grand ball at Northampton en
Friday se'nnight t Lord Atra,.ers sad Sir kV t•
mast L•Nes • II are the stewards.
The perfotas.usee of The limeihre. at the Litch-
field Theatre was attended by all the fashioa nt
the neightioserhond. Colonel Ester's Loge was
a elopir ewer. et the scenic art. The ckaraaers
/Moue and Dm C.evist were ably supported by Car
tab Cansstea and Mr. Mar so. la the Linn u
Thu tha and low,. were terrrien4a bi
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