The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-01-18 00:00:00

WINDSOR THRATRE.

Mr. Colman's interesting Opera of Inkle and
Yarieo was performed, at this theatre, on Saturday
evening, in which Messrs. INCLEDON and DONt-
TON, with great liberality, gave their united ser-
vices, for the benefit of Mrs. Ott.Tow. The very
'superior merits or these two performers are so well
known, that it is almost needless to say anything in
their praise ; but it would seem ungrateful not to
acknowledge that Mr. Doweon, (who never per-
formed there before,) placed Sir C%ristspher (Jerry
• with such energetic force and feeling, us to draw
forth the most unbounded applause, and to excite
the general admiration of the audience. Mr. D.'
was no lees happy in the part of Lingo, in The
Agreeable Svrprue, which he gave with a deg,ree of
rich luxuriant humour we have seldom seen thrown
into the part before ; and Which was, throughout,
received with the warmest marks of approbation.—
As to Mr. 111CLEDON, we never remember to have.
heard him is finer voice ; and when we say that he
sang Blurt-eyed Susan, The Storm, and Admiral
Beabow, it may easily be conceived how rich a
treat the audience received, and with what rap-
turout applause they evinced their admiration of it.
MIII6 MUDIF:O Yarico was truly interehting, awl
we never saw her to more advantage. Mrs. Dal.-
Ton's Cowslip is the best we have seen since Mrs.
WELLS, of whom she very strongly reminded us.
A moat curious and laughable circumstance at-
tended the performance of Messrs. Isct.s.oox and
Doveron. It seems, that during the whole day
per ions applying for tickets had expressed great
apprehensions of a disappointment, and when the
doors were opened, these who came refused to pay
until they were assured these gentlemen were come,
on which it was thought necehsary to inform the
town of their arrival, and the bellutan went round
with the following notice :
. .

" This hi tt give notice to all whom it may concern
to some recent disappoiattuents at the Windsor The-
atre, great doubts hate as Lieu this day respecting the per-
formance of Messrs. Incledon and Mrton. Notice is there-
fore hereby xi,. en, that thehe Centlemen are arrived, and that
they a ill WOO certainly perfmm, this et ettillg, the parts
exprtssed to the bills Of the day."

Yesterday the Rev. Dr. 61.Assa, one of His
MAJ ESTY'S Chaplains in Waiting, attended at the
QuEstes Palace, and performed Divine Service in
the Chapel, to Their MAJESTI ES, the Paracassrs,
and the Dukes of •CIIIIIREILLAND and Canaan:me ;
after which the Rer.Dr. went to the Chapel Royal,
St. James's Palace, and preached before the Earls
of Uxnainar and DARTMOUTH, and a number of
others of the Nobility and persons of distinction.
Yesterday the Prince of Krauts dined with their
MAJ ESTI NS and the Pat

On Saturday and yesterday Her MAJWITY and
the PRlXCElliEllhououired Lady CHAILLOTTG Ft Not
with a morning eriait, at her apartments in St.
James's Palace.

On Saturday the Patin= of WALES visited
Their MAJESTIES and the Panscvsays ; the Prin-
cess CHARLOTTIL met be Royal Mother on the
same °revision. In the evening Their MAJESTIES
heel a select party.
The Countess Dowager of SEFTIIIM had ordered
an elegant dress for I ler MAJ ES CV'S birth-day ;
but it has bees countermanded, on account of her
Ladyship's indisposition.
The Countess of CAaDtalla entertained a select
party, at her house, in Upper Grosvenor-square, no
Saturday evening, ifter her Ladyship had attended
Her Majesty's party, at St. James's.
Earl POE LETT is CEpCl`Led this dap at his house
in Stratford-place, from Hinton, Stonersetshine.
The FRENCH KINO and the other Bouattosis
planted some English Oaks during their late vi sit
at Stowe.—We have heard of children who hare
pulled rods to whip themselves.
The Marquis add Marchioness of ARERCORN
were e%pected, last night, at their house in St.
James's-square, from the Priory.
Colonel and Mrs. BaaomciaT, and family, ar-
rived, last Friday, at their house in Portman-square,
from their seat of Heichaus-abbey, Northumber-
land.

Lord TTIAIVILET, the Hon. M. MATIIIIW, and
ST. Geoxat CAULFIELD, Esq. arrived at BLAIiifS
Hate', oil Saturday, from Ireland.
The F.erl of DAIMIRSTON'II fox hounds, Mr.
Fox's fo• hounds, Mr. WATTS and Sir M. IldAs-
TIMAIAN Svsys's fox hounds, and the Easinvrold
subs,•ription islands, do not leave • day &n the
week without sport in Yorkshire.

PONIWY.
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rola TUE NrAV Yr.AR MC

ST 11161411' JAM rye, tiSS. P. L.

Behold yea lurid Orb, th.t sum*
Devious than' miler'. (Naha to et.xy,
And, while with Waled light it gleams,
•
Appease to Macau, certain way ;
No i mtience mild, with genital fun*,
Waits on its desultury course;
But setyriadi view its &blunting hale
Shed multi and horror thria' the air,
While even Scieuee' pitreiog sight,
Clear from the mist' of visiuuary fears,
Anxious beholds the eirstte ritranger's flight,
Lest, mingling with the planetary apheris,
P shake the order of the might frame,
lhutruy with ponderuus shuck, or melt with sulphurous
these.
Such is, alas ! the dread that waits
Oa savage Inroad's wild career
While trembling round, the peaceful stated
Survey its meteor course with fear.
Anil as the immortal inandat.. guides,
And points the Losuet whine to stray :
Su thru' the battle's crimson toles • •
It points Ambition's fatal way;
Submissive both th' Etennifi. will perform,
As set his high behest, the earthquake and the storm.
Bet as with ray benign and Llama
The rau,aut Rider of the co,.
Sheds pk.,ty ou the stadia =id,
rt iYhe-e'er his vivifying appear,
Now wakes the emirate bloom of Spring,
Fainid by yennok Zephyr's tepid wing,
Or clothes the wade expaudius plain,
IVitla Summer's fruits and Autuum's grain
gathering from the watery shores,
Sources of vegetable stores,
Renews 'minded Earth's exhausted powers
With balmy dews and gentle showers;
Su from the patriot Monarch's owe,
%those breast no dreams of conquest move,
Pounding his glory on his peopk's love,
And proud to boost unimunded empire there,
The copious rills of Peace domestic derlllll,
Warn, glues fair Virthe's dame, sod bright, Religion's
beatu.

O BRITAIN, may thy happy roast,
Thu' loud uppressSin rage around,
•
To the applauding natio= boast
Our shore with peace, with mercy crown'd
Still may thy hospitable seat
Tu sitifering greataess yield a safe retreat;
Fur *lieu the Merril at of the skies
First canstil thy sea-encircled Realm to rise,
• It bade it au eternal CuilllllB
Sacred to a aid and woe from curry clime and Wad.
• Pin& Olymp. VIII. Stmphe

-THE ROYAL FiLIBLY OF PORTUG.II-

The following .new carriages have been im:de
here for the Koval Family of Portugal, to b 2 °tat
imunaliately to the Br.orils. As they contain ,e,:ne
marked allusions to the emigration of that Iknal
House, commemorative of that great political event,
the same reason does not oppose au a.amunt of
them, which Jam prevented us from tilling our co-
lumns with all the lumber of the mach-makers', club
makers', trAtt wet oft-makers' yards, that daily sp.
pear in some of the papers, yclept ‘. faihisittabk
prints."
A LA si o AU—ran:shed in a superior style of elegawee, the
body painted a 140P(.11.A yellow' with river ntuukliegs. Ina
the joints are wreaths of ohm sod oak, surumusted with *
One crown; beinttifaHy interwoven ; the Royal Arras of
Portugal are very well eitenned on the door planets, mar
manned with a rich crimson d..arreiv. flu the quarter pawn
are four medallions repreventing f oprirters of the glut*.
On the hoot sat b;ch pannel is a terrestrial gloise, with the
fotieresiag Dirames is 'Jew, itur7." The lining
is of superfine scarlet cloth, richly trimmed with silk lace,
with yellow Alororro squabs and cushion*. The spring
blind shades are of trannpareeeles, the toot of which is very
large, and rcpreeects the Portuguese thet, with a three-
decker mach n.head, bearing the Royal Standen' of Portegsl,
approaching the Purl of Rio tic Janeiro in the Breath, when,
the Royal Flag is displayed on the battery. The laud it n-
ine touted by a largeobertnr, with the following IMMO
' ins^ribed on the brooches, in Boman letters :
31 Frencisca.
Juba:ma—P.R. 1 eatzl.
Charlotte—P R. M. da Airampead,
Pedro—P. de B. Anna.
Migtkl. M. F Benedict; P.V.
M. Theresa. M. Anus.
M. Umbel.

The hod; of the landau to hod; on s seat light ewe
carriage, painted scarlet and yellow--a scarlet hammer-
cloth, trimmed with silk fringe and lace to correspond, bong
veri fall, with rich button, and hangers. There ere two
sets of lamps before and behind.
The F•stit.m Coerio.—A neat enrich, Tainted a dark
pees, the colon' of the Bca ragan fanitly's *err, with rich
silver mouldings, full arms on the panneis, a celestial globe
on the frost and back panne's, with the followrig motto—
" So/ail Petrie et ad pelpettenra efferowitive. As. Sal. tito."
The lining of white, triniMed with green and white silk lace,
pattern a la Greif**, squabs end C411111.Y• of green Morocco.
flw front spring shade repri-serts a Phartis rising out of the
all plated hunps, the ramie es the landau. The amid%
is hung nn a light crane carriage, painted white and green--
hamintecloth of green, trilimed will el& triter and ism,
with silk buttons, hungers to correspond with the inside
The harnesses, for 12 hoists, are of black Morocco leather,
with the Royal twins und coronets on the p44;11 and winking,
in silver, and M131.4111.dekl with silver beads.
The shove carriaAes, which have been com-
pleted in the Spare of fourteen days, do the highest
credit to the maker, Mr. Giles. They were sent,
on Fridav last, to the Custom-house, to be shipped
fur the Brazils.

The Right Honourable Otos*. PoNsorav ;eat
Lone's Hotel, Albemarle-street. from whence he
will remove to hi; new house this day.
Lord Caatevori is arrived at his Lordship's
house is Great George' .street, Westminster.
Lord CMARLEs TOWNSMEN!, returned, on Satur-
day, to town, from Rainham-hall, Norfolk.
Lord Hurcntesois ii at the British Hotel, J.-r-
-myn-otreet. His brother. the Honourable Curti+.
TOPHER HUTCHINSON, we understand, remains
upon the Isloutinent. Report states, that he is
gone to the Crimea.
Mr. Ciente° will entertain the Foreign Minis•
ten and Foreigners of distinction with a sumptuous
dinner,"this day, in honour of the celebrationot Her
MAJESTY'S Birth,Day.
't he Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD have
arrived at their house in Stanhope-street, Mist
Fair, from Woburn Abbey.
Hyde-park was, yestertiar, the resort of much
fashion, although the North wind blew keen, and
displayed the neatly-turned ancles of the pedestrian
belles. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen were on
horseback. The Duchess DE CASTRIES ; the
Marchionesses of Lewsoower, St Lissome', ani
HEADIFORT ; the Count,-..sei of BARR! MORS. se.‘l
CARDIGAN were in their eurr;3ges ; the Lud.,
were chiefly dressed in scarlet mantlei, with cal
trimmed with for.

SPORTING mrELLI. GENCIt.

THE DPSETNISTAKES Kr EPSOM.

The Derby Stakes of sots early h. ft. colts, sst. 71b. fillies,
Het. itlb.—The tart mite and half.
Lord Derby's br. e. by Eir Peter, out of Brown Bets.
Lord Darlington's hr. colt, by Sir Sutooon, dim by Pot-io's.
Loid G. H. Cavendish's be. c. by Coriander, dam by Sir Peter,
out of Ellleda.
Ir. Panto° names Lord Stowell's brother to Bustard.
.ord Egremont's b. c. brother to Trafalgar.
Lord Egret:uses b. f. by Columns, dam by Sir Peter, out of
Nimble.
int Egrentont names Mr. Ladbrokes b. e. brother to
Wretch, by Goluutua.
rd Egremont names Mr. Ladlsruke's b. e. by Teddy the
Grittier, dam by Precipitate, out of Colihri.
Ir. Watson names Mr. Sitwell'. bomber to Aniseed.
r. Haworth names Mr. sitwell's be. e. Clinker.
Ir. Howarth moms Sot B. Willisamiou's ci. c by St. George,
out of Walton's dam.
Ir. Wilson's bay colt, by flambletoninn, out of Surprioe's
dam.
Ir. Wilson's b. e. by Hanibletonian, not of Totterella.
nr. No.iou names Cul. Childers. ch. c. by Stamford, darn by
11 eiedcaux.
.... Lake's S. e. Trumpator, dam by Walnut.
F. Standish's cult, by Mr. Turk, dam by Volunteer, out
of Storace.
Northey names Mr. Lake's b. e. by Sorcerer, out of Lord
'Cortes dam.
f C. Banbury names Mr. Melliadt's b. e. Bradhury, by Del-
piai, darn by Yonug Mark.
Loon Poley's Petruwits, brother to Little Peter.
)tr. brellish's Weaver, by Shuttle, onto! !trap's dam.
Mr. Slellish's Hit.umMiss, broth( e to Luek's-All.
Gen. Goner'. Johu O'Giutiot. brother t'. tilsaliotor.
Mr. Biggs names Gen. Comers b. (. Teazle, by Worthy, out
ef Thartle, bI Woottptc hoe.
Mr. Vega names Mr. s b. c. by Agonistes, out of a
taUT to Beuniugtoo.
Lad F. U. Osborto'a be. filly, hr Seiterer, out of Drowsy.
Mr. D'Arky names Mr. Raslitetgh's b. c. by Coriander, dam
by I ligltilyer, out of Otheuthes.
Doke ofGruitoa's c. by Sir Peter out of Dabehiek.
Dike of Grafton's f. by Coriander, out of Peppermint.
Mr. D. Rodeliire's cb. c. brother to Castrel and Sento.
Lord Giosvenor's b. c. by SIT Peter, dam by Woodpecker,
gr.stsdasn by Sweetbriar.
Lard Grom'enor's b. e. by Meteor, owl of Hind.
Lord Grosvenor names Mr. G. Fuller's b. c. by Teddy the
iiraader, dam by Precipitate.
Mr Pall's fitly, by P dam b'. Dunganuou.
Mr. Durand's f. by Teddy the Grimier, out of i?. amsehoondra,
Ay far Pear.
Mr. land names Lord Stowell's snit, by Sorcerer, out of Sir
David's attn.
Mr. Wardell names Mr. Maaalra b. c. by Expectation, out of
Lariats.
Mr. Wardell names Mr. blucicall's b. e. by St. George, out of
Petruelne's dam.
lie. W :eclat names Mr. Mae/cars Dr. f. by Stamford, out of

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BETTING FOR THE DERBY STAK ES.
9 to e against the lxotherAo Cassini.
9 to 2 against the bruther to Trafalgar.
O to i against Lord Givirreaor's colt, by Mr Peter, thin by
Wood pecker.
7 to I against the Duke of Grafton's colt, by Sr Peter,
oat f Dihchiek.
• to I nita.iist ( liiiker.
9 to i . :alma the brother to Boitard.
High wide against any oilier.
The followiav is a complete List qj tie Whams of the Derlig
Stake, at F ?sou, *ha, their ecomanosexhist.
°warm Winuers. Pious. Years.
Sir C. Pa.kary's —.I/Limed. Morbid 1760
Mr. 0' Fae11i'5........ You:ic Eclipse ... . . . &brie 1713
LAOS. temessit's...Assaasin Weer briar 1711 t
Mr. Parikres . ..... . . %sienna . . Felipa.• 1714
Mr. itirKeMy's Sericoat ...... &blur ... ..... 17s•
Lent Ciensiont's.....Atmarell Mere Manny .. ilfs
111 r. Poritua's ilubk Hisbeyer 1706
lord Derbies Se P. Teazle Higlillydr 17t7
Is R. H. tie P. of
Wakes Sh Thomas Pantie 1714
Date of Bedford's ..M. yet-raper Ifighilyar . 1759
laird Grooveihr:, . . Rtiiiiaouintbsie J oilier 1790
Luke of Becifoi..i's.. Lager. . . Floriael 1791
1,..11 G.N.r.euar's....Juisa Ihe • Vortiludr 179 s
Sir i . l'uoie'• Way.. Pulses 1793
Lord Gr oicoor".....Oiedalas. a • Jolter 1794
Mr F. Stand lab's ....c p.. a 4 Ea Y ilitatere t 79:
Sir F. Sixadish's.... Dmte.ot . : Trunsp.alot....l79o
of t
b. &Bedford's •$ Br. tailo "It Fidget....... 1797
1 Celia's' dais....
Mr. Cookioa'a Sic Harry Sir Peter Temlet79B
• Su P. Standish', ... . Archduke.. ...... Sir Peter Teashl799
Mr. Wllsan'a. ..... ..Citanipiaa. Porous. 1100
Sir C. Sunbury's__ kiesiaore % biskey 1001
buke o: ti rii:on'i ..T., rant Poison 1640 S
bi r h .1, . lisinion's..l9itto..
bowl Egrivion..'.....W.anibal Mir./ lona
Lurd Ertutuat's.... t ordinal Be iefort... (.aluiiiuit 905
laird Foley s ....... Paris..
Lord El-entian's....Eieeiiim G0113•14:1 1607
• • kikx.nair woe eke Oaks Stakes the next day.—; York
llattga.)

On Saturday a Committee of the Privy Council
tot at the Council oth . to hear several Prise
4;..,petits. It way attun, Al by Earl CAMDEN, the
Lott: President; Sir W, LIAM* Seorr, the Judge
of the Admiralty ; the MASTER of the ROLLS ; Sirs
W. lA'YENE and E. NRPEAR.
I Friday, a Court Martial wits held on Lieut. JAMES
LOOO wARD, of His MAJESTY'S ship Lion, at
tsientith, for disobedience of orders.,—The
(Marge being in port ',Teed, he was sentenced to
disatitsedfrom Its MAJl:vrieit ship Lion.
. .

~. A court martial will he held, in • few days, on
Captain W ooDIEFFIL late of His MAJLDTY's ship
Viikatta. who was taken in September, 1:405, on
La passage from St. Helena with a convoy, by a
French sliulron, after one of the most brace, ju-
di/nous, and well-fought :idiom the attuals of this
-.wintry can produce.
On Wednesday, one hundred thousand pounds,
k gold, were shipped on board the Surreillnate hi-
ftate. Sir (MORON COLLIDER, at Portsmouth, as a
lean to the Portuguese Government at the Brazils.
FRARcis HILL, Esq. Secretary of Legation to the
Court of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of
VURTIJOAL; and Mr. CRAMBLRLAYNE, -Secretary
to the Mission, and acting Consul-General, and
Celt suite, take their plunge to the Brazils in her.
She is expected to sail ins few days. She goes ruin
Ste Brazils to the Cape.—(Afottley's Portsmouth
resP9l%)
1 The late sale at Townbill, late N. MIDDLIE-
IIIDN'I, Esq. near Southamption, attracted a vast
winner of all ranks, amongst whom was the Earl
If CE.VAN and other persons of distinction. On
ilaclay the stables contained upwards of 100
horses belonging to purchasers. The articles in
mend 'trete sold to advantage. ' Much of the hest
1 • rniture was purchased by J. Ossamiourroa, Esq.
Sonthampton, the fortunate proprietor of the
.0001. lottery prize.
The dress which the late Duke of BEnroan wore
the marriage of rtis Royal Highness the Prince
We tAis, was, on Saturday, sold nt Row zs's
tiliction fie-fifteen guineas and • half. It coot
ke Duke 10001 The auctiou was very nume-
olusly attemled.