The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-28 00:00:00

THEATRE.

DIVRr• 5. AXE.
On Saturday night, CONOR VCR'S Comedy of
Lave/ r L,sr Was revived at this Theatre, to exhi-
bit the versatility of Mrs. Joien A Pei powers. If hgr
Vid,,nte wa. p ttenhin, sf e was equally happy in
personifying Miss free. her genius is of that unia
ver:al cast in every part she undertakes, she .hines
without a r.v.e.—the hoyi'en of sixteen, or the
If./!r of twerny-five. In her first scene with rattle,
the htwse was in continued bursts of laughter; nor
was her lore interview with Bee less comic. The
app!ause was unbounded. Mr. BA lINIcTZ lel Bea
Glicphyrd all the characteristic pleatantry, feeling,
and ingeniousness of the British sailor. Miss Ms-
c•r. was lively and interesting in Arsgaire. and Mr.
EL LISTON an excellent rehetiee. Indeed the whole
play was admirably supported. and went off with
great spirit. Such is the attrattion of Mrs. Jos DAN,
that the curtain rose to one of the tuile,t houses eve,
witnsesed in any season of the year.

Yesterday morning, His Mart,r, sr, Princesses
Au river A, SOPMI A, and Amiss's, attended by Lady
THY Nutt. &e. went to St. George's Chapel, Wind-
sor, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Corie‘o4,
from the 7th Chapter of St. Luke. the 14th and
15th v rses, after which they returned to the Palace,
where His M•itsry dined, at one o'clock. Her
Mussy v, Princesses F.Liza SETu and M MY, had
Divine Service perf.rmed in the i'alace, by one of
Her MAMT r's Chaplains.
Mr. Rano:men and Family arrived, on Satur-
day, at their house, in Hill-street, Berkeley-square,
from Bognnr Rocks.
His Royal Highness the Prince of 117• L as is not
expeeted in tcwn urtil Nnvemher. We have great
pleasure in stating Ht Royal Highness is in pctfat
health.

Mr. ARTHCR STAIIINIOII,, who has been so dan-
gerously ill at Cashiobury Park, the vest of the Earl
of Esssz, is much recovered. On Wednesday neat
he will be r.!moved to his house in Tdney-street.
Lord Fftwatata arrived, last Saturday, at his
house, in Gro'veno•-square, from Broadstsirs.
'I he Ccuntess of CLVt morrr is expefted, in a few
days, at her house in Berkeley-square, from Tun-
bridge-Wells.
The Duke of ST. ALBAN'S was rather better last
night.
The Duke of Besuroav is on a visit to the
Duchess Dowager of BEAU/OAT, at her Grace's
seat at Stoke, near Bristol.

The PORTUOYEIC A. *u•ar.a is eXpelird this
day at his house its South Audley-street irons %Vim-
%Ling.
Mr. SIDDOOI, we are sorry to !earn, is much in-
disposed.

Miss Noreen; is engaged for three years at Co-
vent-Garden 'lneatre.
The name of the young lady who is to make her
deist, in the charaeter of nouns, this night, at C"-
vent Garden Theatre, is B*llllll.o ; report speaks
LA-our:lily cf her vocal abilities.
Mr. Yours will make ilia abut at the Bath
'Theatre, nn Saturday next. in thee part of Heslrl ;
and Miss Galva'. x, pupil to the late Dr. ARNOLD
and Mr. Hoot, will also make hex debug in the in-
teresting part of Ophrltds. .
The last arrivals at Bath are—

Lord Pomlies,yr, Ladylaihuse Drummond, Plea. Lady
Smith, Lay Perry, Dun. Colonel and Miss Keoghs, Km.
Col. Bingham, Sir John and La.ly Cs lknder, Sir James Cock-
burn, Governor Brown, Admiral and Mrs. linnouster, Lieut -
Col. and Mrs. Filay, Major Aubrey, Major Bias, Ker. Dr.
and Mrs. White, Rey. Dr. Walsh, Dr. and Mis vvet, Dr.
Levingion, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Marie, Rev. N and MA.
Late, Rev. Mr. Mae, Rey. Mr. Dui', Rev. Mr. Hayes,
Rev. Mr. Groves, Capt. Pares, Capt. Forster, Capt. tio,tuis.
The last arrivals at Weymouth are,—
earl of Hardwick' sail Family, Deans of Winchester, Mr
Rowley Lamellas, Mr. Barnard, Mr J. T. Penny, Mr. T.
Dumbleton, Mr. Sandfo,d Graham, Mr. amt Mrs. Campbell,
Mr. Mrs. and Miss itseenal, Miss Ti,rics..ird, Mr and Mrs
Rainy, Mr. Crstiford helms a capered
ovary dia.
Sir BROGIC WAT4OII was much the same on Sa-
turday as the preceding day. No farther account
was received in town last night.
Lord Aarnua Somenset arrived in town, last
night, from a visit to Mr. Fassows, at his seat
in Suffolk. His Lordship will leave town, this
day. for Wales.
The Marquis of floarczy has taken the house
in Grosvenor-square, lately occupied by his mother
the Duchess of Connor..

Mr. Iit•HANS, and Signora Sroa ace, are enjoy.
in g the fresh breezes, at Margate, preparatory to
roll-call, at Old Drury.
Count Za eucc str, whose unfortunate adven-
ture in a balloon is well remembered, has given no-
tice in Bologna, that he will soon undertake a new
aerial expedition.
It is said, that neither Kett r nor Jewett are to
be included in the new arrangements at the Opera-
House. This is not likely to benefit the concern, as
the former was the best Stage Manager the Theatre
has had for many years, and the latter as Tree.
serer, Was always proved an honourable and unity
steward.

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A misunderstanding, it is said, exists between Mr.
MIJNOCN and the Manager of Covent-garden Thea-
tre, ails' as his articles expire with th. present sea-
son, it is supposed be will transfer his labours to
Drury-lane.
The dispute between Mr.,Tav La a and Mr. Wa-
TFAII, (the representative of the late Mr. Cont.'s),
with respea to the fisture management of the Opera-
House, is referred to the arbitration of Mr. Get.
Nam and Mr. D'Ecortxxs, and it is imagined that
their differences will be adjusted without an appeal
to the Court of Chancery.
Lady Nairn gave a grand dinrer, yesterday, at
her house in Grosvenor-square, to t.e Ciiuntess
Dowager of Exam, Miss Slut*, and the Honourable
Pevas, Rosear, and W11.1.44'114 b ; and to-
morrow morning, at six o'clock, Lady Pulses and
the Honourable Miss Dauisssono arid Suite, will
leave town for Edinburgh, whete the nuptials of
Davisasosa and Mr. IksNuLL uili be cele-
brated with the greatest spl-,.d ur. n•fr. Br mess 1.
and Suite will hallow the L.Jies ou %Willa:Way
morning,