The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-09-15 00:00:00

IfiIItROGATP:.

Never was this place remembered so pull as it
has been this season, and is at present. Every
morning the wells are crowded with the first oinks
of Nobility and Gentry. The accommodations at
the inns and private lodgings are acknowledged,
without exception, to be unequalled. Every de.
licacy the seisms can afford, appetite in regular suc-
cession on each tuble. Let the iMpartial obstsvei
take a view of all the watering aces in the United
Kingdom, and he certainly trill acknowledge this
equal, if not superior, to any. Neture seems to hare
scatterrnl log choicest gilts around this charming
place, with unsparing faue. TIN lawmi of Shed-
ley, the wild and Alpine scenery of Hue khill,
liriinham Hocks, Plimpton, the curiosities of
Knaresbrough, &c. &c. w hid' are the constant re-
sort of the company at Harrogate, (each bra:
morning's ride from thence), claim the attention of
every stranger. Hergrove's new Library, and the
Theatre, still continue to attra: t all the elegance
and beauty in the place. The Theatre is neatly
fittest up, and the performers are eqnal to any out
of London. Mr. EMERY. Mrs. Powst,t, Mr.
and Mrs. I‘loutirAte, and Master FERDINAIIib
• PANORMth rams the •fheistres-Hoyal, Drury-law
and Covent-e.irlen, London, have been performing
here to overflowing houses, and received universal
applans.-. The Assemblies arc always well attended.
There, youth, beauty, and elegance, tttt ited with
Cheerfulness, are ever to be found. The improve-
nonits which are rapidly going forward, will. doubt-
less, in a short time, raise Harrogate to a degree of
eminence hitherto unknown. •

Yesterday, His MLJssrT arrived io town from
tVind,or, and was received at the quxur's Politer
by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yoax,
Cestaatvax, and KENT.
• At twelve o'clock Ilia MAJESTY held a private
Levee, which was attended by—
Tke Duke of Portland, Eml Westmorland, Ifiscoent Cas-
tlereagh, Lord Harekerbery, Lord Malgeate,:Lerd Heath-
field, Sir Stephen Cottrell, and Mr. Percoral. •
The foilowing had the honour of being presented
to His M AJEITV :
Geserel Sir Ha Meath:ma, on liie being arrniatcd Ga-
rment of Hull.
Mr Ttiniemis &Gray, es being appointed His Mtedy's
Chaplain.
lilt MAJESTY aleiwirds held g Privy Conned,
and gate audience to the Duke of PORTLAND, and
toe rest of the Cabinet Ministers.
The Cabinet Ministers, yesterday, dined wills
hid f.lrace the Duke of PORTLAND.
V 80011 Ideal. kftttcultrisaoola had a select party,
lest eve kk ii g, at her house in Grafton-street, Bond-
street.
The Earl of Batstroi's house, in St. James's-
square, will shortly undergo a tborough repair—
ail the apartments are to be be.uditied, and en-
tirely new furnished.
The Marquis awl Marchioness of Anent:cilia
gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to a uunierous
party of Nobili•.v at the Priory.
The Duke and Duchess of Priory
arottn will retire
to town, an Saturday, from Wohuru.ahla.y.
The Marquis and 3larchionebs of Tavtatotx,
and a select
_party, dined. yesterslav, richOie.
Countess of HARRINGTON, at het house in the
Sta,ite-vard, St. Jamees-palace.
The .Difehess of NORTIIVISSERLAND is unremit-
ting in her attention to Lady JuLie. PERCY, who
still continues very ill at Sion-house.
The lion. General ELMS arrived, yesterday,
stains house in Chesterti,id-street, after an abiteiiet
of thirteen weeks, the General haring been on a
visit to his nomerous friends in the country.
Earl 13articasie returned on Tuesdaa- et citing to
his house in Curzon-street, from Cireuceiter,

Lord and Lady Homan° are going nn a visit to
the Duke of Davonentas. at Chatsworth. in Der-
byshire, where they will be joined by Lord and
Lady G. Ciwutaisn, and a lance pv.rty ofNobility.
A new and elegant Theatre has been built at
Esrawell, for the accommodation of the puhli
Stirintch hair. which will shortly be °veiled
by the Nersiirls toint
Messrs. JOMAS and P&. LEY- have most hand-
somely given the *se of the Theatre. at Lewd, to
the Gentlemen of the Pic Ale Society there, who
propose 'Piing recitations. tingiou. &c. for the
benefit of the widow and children of the late C,,pt.

JAIIVIS.
WILLIAM Ftssistcu. Esq. was yesterday !morn
into the office of a Police MaAistrate for the
county of Middle...cc.
A 'Morning Paper, of yesterday. says, " The
torantifsil Nfadeinoiselle NORA made her debut on
the Dublin stage, as tinit dancer, iii a ballet called
The Fair Americas, lost week, and, we understand,
was honoured with rapturous applause. She dam ed
a pas sea and a pas de (inf.,- with energy and
gracr."—Wesup;as.. die wa- the Deed open neck:.
We were in error, to comhtors with other* of our
conteasporaries. In statine, ill it Mr. BRA% fur-
reeds to the title of D'Acat, and conserpientls
flue there will be a vacancy Inc Hertfordshire. TIO-
Dowager Lade D Aestr. latoly des:eased,
was Not Mr. Baas ti's nruher, who is in per-
fect healt', and po-sessies the Barony iu her own
riKbt. sine* the death of the last Lord &Arai,
and i. the Wirt .w of thelate J. BMX te, Esq. of the
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