The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-12 00:00:00

AIR. CHAMPNETS' 1114SQUER4DE.

The Mansion-house of Orchardleigh, near Bath,
which had opened its doors at Christmas to the com-
fort and relief of forty poor families in its vicinage,
on MenLy night-extended its hospitality to the
more refined entertainments of a Masqued
Among the charafters were—The Marchioness of
Bath, the Cs-anatess of Cork, and Lady J. Thynne,
in fancy-dresses ; Viscountess Hawarden, and her
lovely daughters, the same; Lady A'Court, and her
daughters, a groupe of peculiar elegance, repre-
senting Concord, Virtue, Plenty, Prate, and Harmony;
Lady Cope, and Miss Pigotts, a groupe of Weld
Women; Mrs. Phipps, a beautiful Priestess f she Sun,
with two Virgin followers; Mrs. knatchbatll and her
party, Chinn:ls-sweepers ; Lord W. Stuart, and the
Hon. Mr. Byng, as Agerine pirates; Earl of Cork,
and the Hon. Capt. Boyle, an old Farmer and his
Wife; Mr. Scrope, an a cellent Painter; Capt. Lo-
sack, a Are•wo •' Miss Champneys, a modern Pari-
rienne ; the Mr. Jolliffes, Dressers from the French
School of the present day; Mr. Vald Jones, a succession
of 'charaners, among which was an excellent Fatrtaje;
Miss Hare, an Old Majd; and innumerable others,
all equally good. The Miss Morgans, and the
Misses Cumming and Delaney, were beautifully
dressed; Lady Morrice Gore, and others, equally
.well grouped. Lord Mountjoy, Marquis of Carrebas ' •
Capt. Stevens, Par: i.v Boots; Mr. Okeden, Mother
Cole; Sir J. H;pisley. an Italian Monk; Lord Strang-
ford, 1,4 invisible Cr!, .and. a Nymph of the Palais
Royal; Capt Guise, a Quaker; Mr. Campbell, a
Ilairdwier; Hon. Mr. Maude, Poor 161 ghi of Wind-
ior; Sir W. Guise, Den Quixote; the Miss Greys,
&orb Girls; Mr. Monk, Nipperk n; Hon. Mrs.
Mande, Farmer's IVife Mr. Edgell, Pantalookt; Mr.
Massey Dawson, a Cook; Mr. Cockburn, *ollor
Capt. Clerke, Mrs. Heidelberg; Mrs. Baker, S/verte;
Doggerwood ; Mr. Bader, Boarding School Girl; Mr.
Wickham,7anw; the Miss Hippisleys, Spm ish Girls;
Mr. Ingolesby Massey, a Jew; Mr. Hawtory, a
Shepherd; Lord H. Paulet, a Sailor. Mr. Coil, Mr.
Andrews, Mr. Porter, Mr, Bruce, Mr. Jervis, Mr. '
Pani Methuen, Mr. Hawkins, &c. &c. Mr. Champ..
neys; the former, in "All the World *id his wfr,
exhibited much original humour. Mr. Champneys
afterwards appeared as an Old Welsh Woman, mount-
ed on a goat, going with butter aid eggs to market.
Mr. Shaw, a yew; Sir John Hawkins, a Spaniard;
Mr. E. Clerk, a Turk; Capt. Clifton, Caleb Quotem;
Hon. Mrs. Turner and Miss Champneys, in elegant
fancy-dresses.

Monday there was a numerous and most respecta-
ble Meeting, at the Shakespeare tavern, of the Go-
vernors and Friends of the Vaccine Pock Institution,
founded in December I;99;—'I'uoMASPAY NE, Esq.
Treasurer, in the chair---when a Report, written by
the Physicians, was read, containing a very interest-
ing history of the-Vaccine Inoculation, in the form
of Propositions, founded on that mass of evidence
obtained by their practice, and entered on the Regis-
ter of the institution during the years 1800, 1801,
and 1802; after which the following Resolutions
were put and agreed to:—
Resolved, That the Thanks of this M eting be given to
Dr. Kamm, Dr. Nibde, and Dr. Nelson, for their exoellent
Report.

Re.olved,, That the Physician's Report be published for the
benefit of the Society, and the prorkt and crid.t of tae Institu-
tion, but that a Copy be given to every Subscriber.
Rev,lw-it, That the Thanks of this Meeting ec given to the
Medical r.uablishmeut in general, for their atteatioe to their
respective duties.

Resolved, That the Thanks of this Invtitaltioa be given to
Thomas Payne, Esq. the Trt cr, fon ti.a idle discharge and
constant attention to the duties ci his Office.

Resolved, That this Institution has accomplkhed all the ob-
jects of its Establishment, viz. the Inoculation of Patients gra-
tuitously; the supplying the world in grrkral with Vace.ne
Matter, and the making of obeerratians to ilnptuve the ills-
tury of the Cow Pock.

Resolved, That It is the opinion of this Meetinr, that it is
for the inter Ott pf the British Public in particula for the
world in general, that this and similar lt,-.itutions be ski:parted
by the patronage, the pecuniary aid, Ind tlte exertions of in-

POLICE.

MANSION-HOUST.
Yesterday John Einem:wit, a Jew, was brought be-
fore the Lo RD MAYOR, for
.assaulting a Gentleman
of the name of Bagsbaw, lay thrusting an orange
basket between him and a fiiend with whom he was
discoursing. On being reproved for his behaviour,
he struck Mr. Bagshaw, and made use of very abm
ive language. The prisoner said he was sorry fur
what he had done, and begged the complainant's
pardon. He was therefore discharged, on making
a promise of better behaviour in future.

CORN EXCHANGE Fel. 11.—Our market has no
fresh arrivals of G;iiti to-day, en account Of the
frost on the Thames. The prices of Wheat rre
nearly as cur last. Barley continues here in good
plenti ; that, with Malt, is also the same; and we
perceive little alteration in Pease or Beans. Rye is
lower, and Oats appear-getting upwards. Flour
may be quoted as before.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL., THIS
DAY, Fss. 12.

M. N.
John doorman, of fleackern, Kent, thriber-merchant 2 IL
Frances Allen, late of Pal -Mall, ntiltiner 1 10
3. Coleman, late of Futter-him, Fainter 1 10
W. Joyce, and W. Bachelor, of Bristol, inversmith 1 .10
11/4lurcai llughes, of Mimi:nog-lane, Hackney, d• a ler in
niilk I Itt
John George Williams, of Mark:ill-street, Loodon-rued,
Surrey, merchant 1 10
R. Lane,of ILiker-street,agent 3 111
W. Parr, of Dominica, ur. the West lhdils, merchaut 3 10
W. Trigg, of Kingston, Surrey, corn-denier i 10
T. Berger, le cof CsickspurAnitect, Char iig-cross, hatter

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and homer 2 1
T. Pritkett, late of Warwick-coon, Holborn, terivener 2 10
John Peter klotloway, and M. Cu,, /-oalloll, merchants 0 IL
DiVIDEN LS. _ _

Richard Thorn and Abraham Israel Nunes, of Goswell-_

street-road, Middlesex, tanners 0 1t
A. P. 'Pawlslcs, and A. G Pourtales, of Itraud-tbreet•build-
ings, inerchants • OlO
George Riley, of London-ma:l Southwark, printer 0 12
E. Fields and Robinson, Henrietta-street,C.,ovent•gsr-_ _ _

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den, tirsen-draptits 0 10
J. Martin, of lioughtoipstrcet, Clare-mark. t, w►udebone-
cutter . 0 10
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