The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-08-08 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

The nnptials of the Marquis of TAVISTOC: and
Lady' MNA MARIA STANOOPE will be celebrated
this evening at the house at the Earl of Hiiklttaii-
TUX, the noble father of the young and beautiful
bride. The ceremony will be performed by his
Grace the Archbishop of Cit/tTgaIWAT. Several of
the immediate relatives and friends of the parties
are ir.vited. His Royal arrglineas the Prince of
WALES left Brighton, last morning. for London, to
be present en the occasion. His Royal Higlanals
will supply the place of *briar! of !Limit NGIIIII.
who is in Ireland, and give away the bride. His
Royal Highness the Duke of YORK will be pre-
sent. The Prince will return early to-morrow
morning, toenliven Lewes Races with his preseuce.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princemcs
SOPJI4, AIGIVATA' and Angus, uccompstuitd by
Lady TUTEES, *itd Generals Ca wrwsicarr and
FITSIOY, rode to*. George's Chapel, sod heard a
semr.a preached by the flew. Mr. Wink, from the
Epistle tattle Romeni,_cbapter viii. verse IG
" Thr spirit itself bcsectis witness with our spirit, that
vs see the children of God •
After homing an excellent discourse from thistext,
the Hoye' Party returned to the palace. This
seas the first sermon preached by Mr. Rroga before
the brat. FAMILY, since his being presented as
sae of the Comm of Windsor.

His Rnal Highness the Duke of Yoac will join
the festive party, at Brighton, on Friday next, to
celebrate lus Royal Brother's birth-day.
„Lyndhurst Races attracted cin Friday a vast aim-
paz_g, bet they afforded no sport.
The Prince., CH ARLOTTS of WALES has arrived
in good health and spirits at Bognor Rocks, in
company with her Governess, Lady Ds CLIFFORD.
The Pritirebs SOPHIA of Gi.oocesma has taken
* blouse tit Cowes. from the Roth instant. Hyde is
also tilling apace; Lord SPENCER has taken a lipase
there from the lath instant,
The Prince of WALES does not intend to make
the least stay at Chelmsford, though it is possible
be may take that place in his way to Rag ley, the
seat ot the Marquis of HERTFORD.
Mr. PA LIFER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-
lane, has offered for the amusement of Port*.
meatli. en this night, a species -if entertainment
to the celebrmel G. A. STF.VENSs Lerterrs
Heade, called Portraits of the Living and the
Dead.

The Duke of Dawn/MIRE gave a most splendid
supper, at Devonshire-House on Saturday evening,
to the Spanish Deputies, and ail the Nobility in
town.

On Wednesday, Mr. WILBRAHAM and family ar-
rived at hill seat in Cheshire, from IVorthing.
Mr. Ferrstmstos.s, of Drui•y-lane theatre, and
Mr. BLANCH/4W. "Of Covent-garden theatre, are
engird for their vocal talents, by Mr. II titPUR, at
Norwich, for the race week.
The last arrivals at Bath are--

Batas Wolff, Sir C DilloN Col. Banns, Col 'tiaras.
Major Knight, Maier &aline, Ws,. Dr. Drake, it•-v. Mr
and Mn. 11-rtgh, Rcv. Mr. Andrew., Capt. Dummy, Mr. and
Mrs. Baker,. Mr. sn:d Mrs. Wortlainitoa, Mr. and Mrs.
Marb,.., Mr. aid Mrs. Walter; Mr. and Mrs. Douse, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Yousg, Mr. and Mn. Eurgess, !Vt. B. Goldstuld and
hap., .
We can state, freus undoubted authority, that nm
alteration whatever has taken plane with respect to
the state of the treaty for the purchase of a part of
Drary-lane Theatre, between F. boxes, Esq. and
the Proprietors of that Theatre ; the nerciation
proceeded on the honourable basis of a mutual con-
fidence, and there it still rests. Neither is it trite
that Mr. Waeutarrom's engagement, as stage ma-
nager, is settled.