The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-18 00:00:00

THE LYCEUM THEATRE.

Mrs. EDWIN made her second appearance here.
last night, is the Widowly, and yea braid.
with applause. by s crowded and elegant audience.
Her acturg did not materially vary from her per-
fiirmance of Saturday.—lt wait also the iseccord ap-
pearance of Mr. KNIGUT. who confirmed the good
impression which be mode on his debet.—Her
Royal Highness the Princess of W Les and party,
Lord apd Lady CaseLsstans, and several other
Nobility, were present. As the season advances, we
may expect to see this elegant house • con.tella-
tion of fashion.

Yesterday morning, 1413 MAJESTY, Princesses
Auctnirs and SOPIIIA, and the Duke of Calms-
LAND, accompanied by Count Mussres, Lady
ELY, General Frrzaov, Hon. Mr. VlLucas, and

Colonel TAYLOII, rode on horseback in Windsor
Great Park, and returned at twelve o'clock.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND afuirwards set off fur
London.

The Duke of Kr.w-r left Windsor, on Monday
afternoon, for Castleber-hill.. _ _

His MAJesTY is expected in town this day, from
Windsor, to hold a Private Levee, and Privy Coun-
cil, at the Qe EN'S Palace.
Earl and Countess CHOLHOSDELIT received,
on Sunday hot, an express at Thames Ditto'',
(mm Bury St. Edussod!st stating, that Viteonnt
MALPIAS was dangerously ill., /ler Ladyshtp and
Dr. WHITTLE set off the same evening for Bury
St. Edmond's, where her Ladyship is at present.
The Doctor returned to town last night, and brought
the gratifying account that his Lordship was better.
Lord Ilitatitettui left town yesterday fur his
seat in Devonshire.

The Marquis of I-amulets-a is not yet recovered
from his severeindispuleation:

Sr ABRAHAM and MUM HUME returned to their
house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square, yesterday,
from their seat in Hertford.hire.
The PORTUDESS AM8A68111.02. was expected in
town last night from Worthing.
Viscount and Viicountesslunerrit, and 1.-say
AISIST CAVEN DISH. are expected, on Friday, at
Devonshire-hones, from the Isle of Wight.

Miss GoLDIWORTIFY has given orders for her
house, in Hill-street, Berkeley-square, so be splen-
didly illuminated next Wednesday.
The Marchioness rf SALGillu kir *dl give a grand
dinner, this day, at Hattield House, to a numerous
assemblage of Nobility.
Mr. CANNING issued. yesterday, his cards of
thanks for the inquiries Juniq; his late itaitspo-

The Marquis of HUNTIAT is now at Huntley
Lodge, enijoying the sports of the field.
The argots of HaAnroat has once mare
evinced his noble spirit of liberality towards his
Catholic countrymen. Though 'unconnected by
pmperty with the parish of Tullamore, yet he has
largely contributed to the improvement of the
Chapel, for which the inhabitants have returned his
Lordship public thanks.
Mrs. JORDAN closed her engagement at the
Liverpool Theatre, nn Wednesday last, in the cha-
racter of Belinda, in the Comedy of All is the
Irrintg, before a most crowded and brilliant au-
dience. Lady Restless was admirably performed
by Mrs. GLOVER ; who was to perform the part of
the frinale Prisoner, in the Comedy of Such things
Are, oil Monday last, fiir the benefit of Mr. RAE.
The theatre has a great acquisition in Miss LARK..
MAN, a most amiable and interesting young lade
t
of the first vocal talents. She was to perform Clu-
riadc, in the Opera of Rabin Head, last night, fur
the benefit of Mrs, GANNICIa

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WE EARL OF ARRAN.

•
Wed. last week. in Ireland. in his 7.3 th year,
ANTRIM SAUNDEas thrill:, Earl of Arran. Vis-
count Sudley. of Castle-Gam, Lord Sounder,. of
Diem, and linight of St. Patrick. His Lordship
was shiee timei married; and has leR ohihseen by
each inorritge. In 171540, he iroosied CATHERINE
ANNISLEY. only dwesteffi of Wtt.l.tsu Viscount
Glerawly. anti by her, who died November 423,
1770, had issue. Viscount SIJOLKY, now Earl of
Avran ; and W11.1.1A111. JOHN, a Licut.-Colonel in
the arsay ; ANNE JANE, the present Marchioness
of Abrrcorn; ELIZASETH daunts-I.s. than ied to
IlaasT Mott. ; CATIILIIINE CHARLOTTE,
NOW Lady Carbery ; and J.tea, monied to DI2D-
LEY. Lorrus. Esq. I-le married, secouilly. Miu
KNIGHT, of Yorkohire, who died in 1778. Irlivaact
GNORGE ; MANY LOUISA, married to J. KNox.
Erg. of the county of Westmeath ; and ELEANOR.
married to the Hon. I. CAVENGISH. brothrl to
Lord WATENPAIN. 11is LOTJAiIp married, 3dly.
in January 17H1. Miss UN DEr.woou, i intretllo.ll-
- and intereiting young lade, Iby a; hr 1,„„
left issue, and with ids his lordship eiijoried ilic
happieat domestic life. He has a Noi,teitum of the
osildeot disposition. and 'gloat el..aist