The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-02 00:00:00

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0109.Y..1. ANN.
List night, Mr. ElattalDall'S Comedy Of The
sew p, Samle4 was performed, and Mrs.
)noose remised the part of Lady Teazle. A
011 sedience, at ibis season of the year, is a proof
of as ordinary attraftion. The brilliant overflow
of laa re;ght could only be commanded by such a
pay and inch a /.VAS' Teazle as Mrs. ion O all. AS a
eery early hour. every seat was occupied. Public ex-
stile, although raissld to the highest pitch, was
gratifiA by the most perfea performance (If this
admirable Comedy ever presented to an audience.
Al. Pianos was never seen to more advantage.—
Her dress was extremely becoming; she was in
spit;., playful and lively ,in the extreme.
Her genes with Sir rite, were inimitable. Her
both is rich in the most exquisite humour. and
motes at once mere intent and delight. tier promo-
maii,,n i. beantiffilly Entre& and.with equal fekity,
deviate, ion, levity, or rises into setionsness. The
screen scree gay... an opportunity of displaying
sbr traatiful modulation of her voice. Her peni-
tence ant feeli-ig were nature itself. Sir Peter
• cia never find a better representative than
• IVaoticaros ; Miss Pore s Mrs. Canfield,
iS Int. of those performances that can never be
r:‘.11.!; and Mrs. Haatowa did every jun-
-1:•:e to 1 rtely Steeereaa. MS Boyce was a
irc't interesting representative of the gentle '
U. i 4; but it would be more perfell if *Jess studied.
List os's Char!is WAS easy and lively.
} • -ry part was filled with judgment, an.l received
ti- mast rapturous applause. iho Farce of .4
h Jive to be Sold followed, and was a imirataly
supported by Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND. Mr.
and Mr. DOW TON.
Vas. Joana,a's dress in the Play was extremely
ell; int ; a white robe, embroidered round the bot-
tom in peececks' feathers. formed of chenit silver
sr. cies and purl; the riled was beautiful. The
▪ veere of lace, embroidered and trimmed, to
sorb the robe, and disposed with the greatest taste.
rtsi..,iress. a blue tiara. ornamented with dia.
mods, and a superb Flume of o,trich feathers.

Oa ivediesday, the QUEEN and Petecessrs took
en siring to Frogmore Lodge and Gerdens, where
they dised, and in the afternoon returned to the
Palace.
Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, Prince,ses
ACCIISTA, SOPHIA, and Amnia, accompanied by
Lady !saint. A I'HYNNE, Generals FITESOr and
Chummier, and Colonel TevLoa. rode in the
C: eat Park, and returned at twelve.
Tae Quetta and Princess ELIZABETH tarok an
s'itng to LH indsor, to Princess Er IZAILTH'S
CON,ges and returned to ere Palace to dinner.
The Dace of Sr. Ar.nari's, whi has be il! of a
old for this fortnight past, was worse yesterliy ;
his Grace being confined to his bed, for the first
time since his indisposition.
Lady Hea moire is ezpeshed in town, on Mou-
sey, from Cheltenham.
A new Piece, entitled, The Tocsin. by Mr.
Rouosarom, has been lately brought out at the
Veggie des Varietts, at Paris, with great success.
Sir CMAILIIII and Lady Farce will leave town
this day for their seat at Spring-Grove.
Sir GILMT Heatncore arrived on Monday at
bis house in Grosvenor-square, from Broadttairs.
Sir BROWS WATSON continued yesterday in the
same state as he has been for this fortnight past.
Lord HENRI Parr v arrived in town from
Brighton, on Monday. to arrange some affairs for
Lady Hoer, and returned yesterday.
The Earl and Countess of Essex will give a
grand dinner, nest Sunday, at Cashiobery Perk.
The Dowager Marchioness of Townsmen. is
expefled in the course of nest week, at her house, in
h%rymeuth-street, from llainham, Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. ANDRILW CORSOTT have left their
seat i Nortiramptonshire, with a party, for Laming-
ton %Yells, near Warwick. _ _

sChe Marquis and Marchioneu of Dorms* L.
Sir CUARLSS and Lady Cutouts& DOVGLAS, H.
MAY. lissq. M. P. Mrs. and Miu MAY, and Mrs.
VCRNOK, have, left Edinburgh.
• The Right Hon. Sir Joan Nawroar was in
Cot lc, last wet:, on a •i.it to his numerous friends
in that city, who vied with sack other in skewing
their tesped to a titre patriot and a worthy man.
Mr Cuevas, Colonel and Mrs. TAUBMAN, Mr.
and Mrs. CNRISTI AN. Miss SICILT, daughter of the
Li. utenant-Governor. Capiain QUILL! Al 4. and Mr.

Hot. or is. arrived. oa Friday last, at W'hitehaven,
from die Isle of Man, after a passage of seven hours,
and then proceedcd to Workington Hall, Cumber-
land.
The last arrivals at Bath are—
Count Reaujo:ais Lord Chief J Lady and Milli Mans-
fete, Right Hon. Cady Donally, Lady J. king, Lady, Mr. and
Mim Lydda% Lady Reauniar,, Hun. Calloitel Hingham, Sir
rt Wad, Ste John Waitaki, aMerflltlf Farquhar, Ma-
jor. Donets! Cliainpagne. Gans ral Smith, Admiral and Mrs.
14.s..master, Lieutenant• Colonel and Mrs. Letherlitid, Colo-
nel Parker, Colonel tionbro, Reverend U.. and Mrs. Ganditsiar,
Y.ro. IL. Wald., Dr May, Rev. Mr. T. Chma„ Res. 'Mr.
inu and Mrs. Itrowoi, Re:. Mr. 1.) R. Prier, Rev. Mr.
lkoige, Rev. Mr. aril Mrs. retains, It v. Mr. Johnson, Rev.
Skurrsy.
Marquis CORNW• Lys. the Master of His Ma-
ass? v's stag hounds, has given criers for one of
His M v's fine deer to be turned out on Ascot
Heath. to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, fur the
diversion of himself and the Nobility and Gentry ut
that neighbourhood.
A Paris paper, the Caarge de Fe ,n-r, of the titli
last, says, IS Madame GNA •b ..1, the ceiebrated
Singe:, whom we had the phtastire tit Iltn.img a tew
years ago, has lately an ived in this city, fiim Lon-
don. on her wayto Italy. She will masc. but a very
short stay there. being obliged to return to Ea' isud,
where she is engage) for the awning winter.'
A Poem has been lately published in Paris, in-
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