The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SETT. 26.

Thid morning. the guerre went to Frrignme,
where she took an ;siring in her garden chair, rino
by her favou polity, in the delightful plessine
grounds. Iler MA J FSTY HAS aCcolti pies( 17
Prioresses El. 17. AII VTI4 and MARY.
Their /loyal Hie,linc>ses Atupts.rs mud
SOPH I A rode in the Park, the former on hursehilek,
and the lutter in n chair. The Royal Family re-
turned to the Castle to dinner.

The E.trl and Countess of HARCOUPT leave their
house on St. Lesinstrd's Hill, for LeJudoti, to pro.
eyed on their way to France.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND came to town yes-
terday, friau Kew, and waited upon his Royal: 1310-
thcr, the PR!NCE REGENT.

The Dnke of YORE rode on horseimek. oo Wed-
nesday, for the first time since Ms secileitt. Yes-
terday his Hopi Ilighitess attentieil the PRINCE
REGENT on militan• business.

The Duke of CLARENCE visited the PRINCE
REGENT yesterday.
The Earl and Countess of Lvocaroor:lert town
on Saturday, for Withner The Noltle
Earl retttrued to London on Wednenlay night, tied
is expected to leave London to-utorrow, for WO-
mcr Castle.

The Duke of Dein:ism RE is expected to leave
town to-tnurrow, for his seat, Chatsworth, Der-
byshire.
The Marquis of CAMDEN left his seat, Bayhani
Abbey, on Wednesday for flustitig,s, Sussex.

Thi-eEarl and Countess of JERSEY are exprettd
this day, at their house, in Berkeley-square, from
their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire.
The Right 11011. CHARLES and Mrs. ll.oxo,
were to leave Paris this day, on their retail, to
England.

Earl and Countess COWPER intend lesvinz
town this day, for their sent, Pairoinger, !lens.
Sir CHA►tLES SAXTON Hi arrived in tußu from
the Continent.

Mr. and Lady CAROLINE LAMER are expected
in town this day or to-morrow, from Paris.
Lord SYDNEY and the Misses TOWNSIV.ND are
arrived at hip Lordship's seat, Froguall, Kent, from
Tunbridge Wells.

On Tuesday were married at St;Georre's, Ha-
nover-square, Colonel CORNWALL, to Miss Ica-
PER, niece to the Earl of SIIER9ORNE. After the
ceremony the happy pair set off for the Earl of
AIALMESCURY'S seat, Park-place, Oxfordshire,
where they intend passing the honey-moon.
The unpleasant contest between Lord K roNTIDWG-
TON and Lord HOLLAND is said to be at leakth
amicably settled by a compromise, according tI
which the venerable mansion of Holland Hots,
and its domains are to continue the property of tl e
latter Nobleman during his life, and then revert to
tile Kensington family.

NVe have authority to state, that the Rev. Sir
Cite at.cs FA ILN AIM was not present at, mill did
tint witness the performance of NVir.sotr, the la-
th-sunlit, on Sunday, the 24th instant, at Wht
Wickhato, es has-.been asserted hi sonte•of the
Nco simpers.
On Thursday last the annual Pio4lic and Wattirr
l'urty assembled its formerly, in lleighle. IVac I.
near Morpeth, with additional numbers and -
cal mirth and conviviality. The nuts bt.iitg
plentiful, all pockets were filled before two o'clock.
when the company sat d ova to darter, the alma:
playing " Roast Beef if Old England," aftrr
which, several loyal and appropriate toasts wee
drunk. At four. the country dances •started to tl'e
tittle of Morrell' Ruszt, followed- by Spred lig
Plough, Keel Rory, 4r. and were kept up (wike'
foot,races at intervals) till six, when iha ladies re'
tired to tea; which being ended, the dancing so
again resumed by candle-light and a blazing km,'
fire; and' near the conclusion some 6
e.workP h 3,1
a beautiful effixt, In the 4,4)UISe -of the twat);
several songs were sung, and at eight o'clock the
whole concluded with God *me the nits' in fult
chorus. The fineness of the weather added web
to the plfueure of i4te-tioy. •

eorze.a, t la-
MISS Na-
After the
the Earl of
0 x fordatire,
"MM.
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he at leokth
occordiom t.
Band Hots!
operty of t I e
hen revert t:o
he Rev. Sir
at, and did
soN, the la-
lit, at Wtst
aonte•of the
and Wartirr
gild, Woc
s and
two oieiock,
r, the comic
;Anti," aftrt
toasts wee
!tailed to tie
y. sped rig
ept up
he ladies te•
denciti!, ww
hlatins L% ii
ir-dsorkw had
the tvenia4
t o'clock the
King in full
added isati
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I
I.2re BelOarri Opera was perforrtied !Ist night.
1!,. T. Coo:it: itsueareil in the character bf Cap..
lass Markenti. 'Plough it was l!is first repiesen-
-1,1„„, t:W loot at this theatre, he had already
itadertaken Mal 4:tcreetled in it oti the hoards of
ow Lyceum ; on I we can add with justice, that iii
rim last awl itta.t arditnus effort he was at least
eqaally successful. IVe sere happy to ob%etve,
avonl,, the iwrfarmers of the night, that Messrs.
111:710SN nod DOW rox hail resumed their old cha-
racters rif Poach/ and Lockii. With respect to
ldr. Coors's undertaking, it was certainly the
most arduemss in the line. Not only had he to en-
mauler the difficulties which the high character and
popularity of the piece itself threw in his way—for
w!rere much is to be ecpectell. more will be re-
quird--Ite hut also to bear tip against 'Tenth...rim'',
out these recent most ton, which brought before the
awhei,ci• mine of the most distinguished supporters
of the F.:latish Opera. This was no small disail-
t.casge for an italividual, new to the public, to
s.i 'tomtit, and he acquitted himself respectably
lrie executed the duet wit'a Airs.
Dicaoss, beginning
Were I hid on Greenlan,l's coast,"
ju very gond style; it was deservedly encored. The

seitil,
w How happy could I be with eitherr

wt. elm extremely ivell received ; considedsbk
okt.t Wl' !lellireil 1)v Ili, instiller (if' singing

0 The ehttrle Is prerwed, the lawyers are met."
We eio not turan to tstUtt• it to the disadvantage of
)Ir. Coax; , Pfeil Ikt compared with the mos: pro-
siiirm: of 11;e Operatic Corps, who have exerted
ttamselves iu the same part within our recollec-
tica, wbr,t *e say that the dialogue fared worse
titto the Vocal taleut is said to he. pur-
ch,,ol at a dreadful eYpeose in Italy. It' wooled
rremu tt, if in England the mind was emasculated
for it. ;mai:one:it. But much of this .zfriteral mo-
wn? must t.t. abutted In the case of this Geirileman,
alas lies sheer' such capacity of improvement, as
leads its to esi.wct more from hint iii future, then
from, mats who have gone ht-furr him. We would
eariehile nor remelts no his twrformance, with one
wool of advice—not to act an much in his siiiigiog.
his inoriety to do so, produced many uneasy pauses
ra the music, and where a struggle is apparent, the
effect for whieii it was models lost. Mr. Mt/ If E N's
Peackrm was rehnimble. Nothing could exceed
the hum iiir which he threw into hie reproaches
of Poill, when, in time 'analoge of advice, he
betrajeil Itl. own injustice end profligacy. lu
the scene where he quarrels with Lockit; he dis-
played the moat ludicrous fury mid laughable re-
conciliation. But in this situation the merit warm
not all to himself it was shared with that natural
sal able actor Mr. Doss-riot, who never fills to
to it. due weight to the qualities of any personage
relenting. Th. passion was equally Mustnit.wil
soon his loot, and between both there was nothing
left widow• that could he expected from the hap-
piest combinations of (roam excellence.. Mr.
Kliterie, as Filch, dressed, looked, anal acted in
Leyiect onsisteney ; lee was happy thinug.itout.
DlLKONALitvrlutttirti Polly Pearlman, amid was
111 'tile Volft.. It almost unnecessary to observe,
nut her exertions gave the utino.it satisfactiuu, ion!
se re acknowledged with the ino,:t rapturous op.
plaint. There 1a no performer on the stage to
rltical notice is less necesasry, fur leer repo-
tos.;uo is established ; at the saute time there is
ienw from w!urit it can with tens propriety lee with
hell, us her helmets are tort retuarliable to permit
pr,are to be silent. Miss KELLY, us ',airy I.oCkit,
scritted herself with great aliility. (lei not
rrneestileer any actress who, in her vit.:way, ap-
presie!les 'to near the verge, without colinoitting.
hermit* within the precitict of boldness. tier ener-
gy hurries her forward, hut it is always to he ob-
wired, that there is an innate modesty, a feminine
tieltc3ty, which restrains her just in thine, preset wing
the moderation, uit!tout injuring the apirit of the
pint. piec.• was altogether extremely well
pierettiuctl ; and the house, which wait more crowded
than on any other occasion during•the• present sea.:
Otto. has 110 &tofu rewarder' the Matia:e.eis for 1611
IlloliClo n 11. all assemblage and dispositio of dramatic
.
crows, as was displayed in the casting of the cha-
racters.

A new Feree war read yesterday at Covent-gar-
Jrn Theatre. Green-room reports very lavoiarailly
of its merits.

Mr. PEF.I, has returned from the Coutiorot,
end accompanied Mr. CRON.Ita 011 Ina jourt►ey to

The Earl of KttrusTou, and a large party, are at
rwlei.t at Moore Park. the hospitable seataf Lord
Mot t 4 TCASUEL, in the county of Cork.
The F:arl of SELKIRK bas oiled frcirn Litterrinot
for North America. The object of kis L.Orth.hip's
"'wage is said to be conne,leit with the sitf.iirs of use
...11*tiou'll Bay Cotupauy, in which tic it nisteriaily
'literate&

It is with peculiar pleasure we learn, that a mast
patriotic spirit pervades the smaller as well
as larger pariahs° of Scotland, towards emitributali
to the %Valeria° fund.

On Monday se'imight a scent nitre:it hooto:ditY
towlt place at NMiwick 'HAL Nortltuailierlautir 011
tile UCCiW4III of the proprietor.. It. L. A t.l.(suon,
Esc,. muting of ago. A substantial dinner wits
saved up nn t tblee fixed upon the laivn .
h4ase, of Int) alh in length, to which Sift perstn4
001 down, anti the worthy host at one end. and hp
loather at other. The band of the Nortit Lira -
I), r1411(1 local militia contributed much to the e:r.
it.rtanonent ; and the amusements tertnitteed with
1.0.1%. boat which the company (lid not s,:parate till
bo O'ClOt:16 MI Tuesday tuoriting.
Early tm Saturday looming, a man named Ths.:
4 tgam, and Ins :Sister, were seizetl it'. a hointe in Clay-
'''''.""rrelt Glasgow. to their possession was
''t'd utter, from their brother, at present a pri-
',ter for de.ertion at the Isle of Wight, in which
he t Ibtft'llts 1110.111 tit give out that he was the 'nor-
!lefer of filet lit GBIE, whose melancholy fate. a hilt.
sti the service or the British Linest C'taripnity, the
tolitlcr wdl reltsealher. By this mean* the prisoner
11..ped to be revil,ved to Edinburgh, where, he say.,
lat anuld apt -tistititt execution than hive in h
pri ...la cowl :.,•tn nt. The eXatunuttlou of the' Pr''
it stwr