The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-27 00:00:00

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'sVr with his•aimietc-
f;•lle filtelltit,ll to the sitim.eiri...it
the public, is iu treaty with MIS. Jordan, for her
ftrewell professional engagement. Ihe term. of-
fered we have mit hrsr.l, but the sttraction of this
unrivalled setress, sod the anxiety that will percale
all ranks of Pert•llS to see her fur th.• Iddt time, in
pith of her favourite parts. must amply repay the
Proprietor., let the terms hr what they may. We
do know Mrs. Jordan was repeatedlv offered 160
guineas per night to perform for b. refits lest 1e.,b00.

Friday, iler :MAJESTY mid Princess Ft.I2IIICTII
took an amide to (lid ‘Vindsor. Grren,
throng* %Voritkor Park. and back to the .13aleer,
On Saturdry, His 31silistr, PrinceSse* AIJ (META
and Sorat t, t,.- thr:r it-11d mormusies rile en
the Clr• t tlt half-ns*tl2. The Royal party
was .1611,414. d by Lady Et Y. Gen,r4l* Frrznov
and CmtrwstutEr. Colonel* TAYLOR ual Dr s-
-1111tOWE.—TlicQLSEEN and Prince*sEuzAstrst !... k
an siting to Frodutore Lodge. and oaq:cif iu the
Gardens.
Viecoust and V.vntintest MaLsouccc are ex-
pected to return to &cacti Hall in Cie course of
this week.

The Earl of Esnx is expected in town this day,
from Cashiobury.
The hfarchoosievs Coostwaxtis an ! her lovely
children will leave Swinley Lodge on Wedilesdity.
fur Portsmouth. to meet hi. Lordship, who has
joined his regiment, the SattAlt Militia, quartered
at that place.
The line mach-regretted Lady Hawse was Mivs
FRANCIS HARVEY. daughter and heiress of the
late Colonel HARVEY, of Womedoby, in the West
siding of Yorkshire.

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Colonel Posits is expected to-morrow at his
house in St. James's-street, from NlJrgate.
In the long list of fashioaalde srri.als at the
watering-places, it is surprising that Caleb; in
search of a Wirt." should hare been om:t•el.

Our r •selers will learn with regret, that the de-
lightful Gardens of Vauxhall will close. for the
season, after the present week.
Mr. JONES'S Benefit, at the Ilaym like. Theatre,
this evening, it is hoped, will prove a bumper,
and afford another proof of the high estimation in
which he is held us a gentleman and a performer.
The Parks were yesterl sy filled with company.
The rural waiks of Kensvigton Gardens displayed
an elegant assemblage, including the Duchess of
Sr. At Bass. Her Grace wore a jonquil dress,
with a wh,te lace veil, • white Satin parasol. trimmed
with lace. Lady PERTH and Lady LOTHIA MAN-
Nuns were of the party. Her Royal Highness the
Prince,s of W•uts came through the Parks at
half-pet four, on her way to Kensington palace,
where her Royal Highness entertaiued her usual
Sunday evening party.
Miss DOSCAN will commence an engagement at
the Shrearsbuiy Theatre this night. in the parts of
Lady Tacitly, and .Varia in -The Citisea ; to-
morrow, Inhume and on Wednesday, the Widow
Cheerly, md Nell in The Devil to Pay, whicli veil
end her engagement.
The following notice, said to be posted at Mar-
gate, reminds us of the request of the American
Theatrical Massager. That no.segers should be
smoked during the performance."

" The Masser of the: Ceremenses requests that an Geri le•
man will come to t►e horse 111 ►oots, or pacts:_ ,s. or
(mime's (Military Gentlemen is uniform excepteA• • they
will sat be admitted. it Mae contrary to the seders sad
lotions of the place."

The Dublin Thetere close th;e n;cht for toe
*comm, with the benefit of Mr. INCT.vp I ; com-
bining ihe talent.of Mr.IIIICLKDON. BibLLANIV.
Mr.. Dtotn.te, in the tatti:col C.-3 of 10.1•4,8
hived, in iAttiley Abbey.