The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-06 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL MUSICALS.

Cirencester has been enlivened by a most inte-
resting Concert, given there last week by Mr. and
Mrs. A►he, aided by their accomplished daughters,
on the harp and piano-forte. They went over from
Cheltenham, at the desire of the Countess Bathurst,
for that purpose; and as the Concert was under the
immediate patronage of her Ladyship, it could not
fail of being brilliantly attended. Among the
company we►e—

lii; (;rice the Duke of Wellingtoa ; Earl nod Countess
Bathurst, Lady Georgina, Lady Emily, and the Hon. Mr.
Bathurst; Lord and Lady Mark Ker; Lady Charlotte,
the Hon. Oracles, sod Mr. Grmille, jun.; Mr. Capps, M.P.
aid family; Mr. Deeerenx Howley and family; and moat of
the surrourdiNg gentry sad peireipal resideols of that opu-
lent mos.

The regular Concerts at Cheltenham. under Mr.
Ache's rusuisgement, closed ou Wednesday last. with
Mrs. Ashe's benefit; on which occasion the assem.
',lege of Nobility and Gentry surpassed all price.
dent, the great room being crowded to excess.
The vocal department was sustained by Mrs. /tithe.
her second daughter. and the Demoiselles De Lihu;
the principal instrumentals were. Mr. and the Misses
Ache. and the celebrated Signor Puzzi. ou the
French horn.

Dovca, OCT. 3.—Their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCS enjoy the clear
salubrious sir of Dover. Every fine afternoon they
walk on the Marine Parade and Orange Walk,
amongst the numerous visitors. Her Royal High-
nem lias honoured M•asu's Warm Baths by taking
sae every other day this week, and we are happy to
*ay her health appears much improved.
The Marquis and Marchiouess of BUTE and
suite arrived last week in Edinburgh.
ff we may believe English travellers, the eel,.
/stated Lord Byron will next summer visit the
Ovrener,s, which he will make the scene of a ro..
'mantic poetra.-4 Paris Paper.)
The Freemen of Evesham, on Thursday, enter-
taLoed their Representative, Sir CHAS. COCILERCI.L,
Bart, with an elegant dinner at the Guildhall. in
n of his having confined the frauchises
to the Freemeo, by a petition to the
Cancan for that purpose. After the
mowed. a handsome bronze medal was
011ARICS to each of the Freemen,
favour and esteem. The day was
-iviality, sad she comisany did not ise..
111111%—Thursdefifiernoon.
AccL a boat belonging I.
three o'clo. in Leith Roods,
Lee, 20 gun., -414 tames
who
,e Beacons when °I". drowned l Join, BgkeaDaLs,
inny____awereh uk..nrcntmunar teli Aseent Baicau•La, Bag. (who
New.
en saved
"17; by
from
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that the accident is Kiel, 01
I swot by the death of Mr..
too much side

his arrive' in Scotland,
the twig's were taken from

carriage. and, ■mid the
!idiom of the inainenae mi

occasion. Ix was drawn
first toll-bar on the rood

his stay ut the Tower
stood •t the window mos'

repeatedly to the people
on his arrival and Oil I

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Royal Highness most griciousll
shake blew& with several

hinds to ban.

•there coo)

twadn•two and three thourand
the street. and all the windows
and neighbourhood were
Ladire.

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commemoration of
• of the Borough to
&louse of Cousino
‘scl was sensered
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prime. •• (ibis Is
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pent in eOub
poste till a late I.
MELANCHOLY A
hrtween two and tit
'.• Majesty's ship
*as upset near the 1
%ere on board foe
the other two were
three of which josh
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la the mu Wan I