The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-07-24 00:00:00

ill-:-JuLy 22.

Our arrivals have, for th s last week, much in
creased Ilre grain hvgins to want rain, every thing
1% dried up, and the crops must fall short in this
quarter.--Among our arrivals, we base to an-
-I,onnc—

Lnrl and Lads Trimlrron, General Mordaunt, General
Myelin's, Co Shaftue, M. Campbell, Mr Durand,
Mr. Shaks;•ear, Mr. Meet, Mrs Jame., Mrs. Mr.
K.r.strin Mr. end Mrs Shar „.Mr and WS Junes Dixon,
.11 Lclie, Mr. end Mrs. Penner, Captain Dalton, Captain
south, Mr. an.l .;n. Mi•is Ainslie, Mr. Mayer,
Mr. any' Mrs. Blundell Mr and *.irs. Allan, Mr. arid Mn•.
Charatie, Mr. Stexart, Mr. Laacei,,s, 14,4. Mr Stash .pe,
Mr. Willis Mr. c.. 1 Mrs Davis, Was O'Brien, C., .anYert
Dr ,Vatablr, Der. ',oan and ersiikslisaks, Mrs !Ismer, Mr.
Staikie, M. and Mn Lynch, Mr and Mrs. Mellor, Hun.
Upt.in. Jtc. &c.
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Dejarto, At....Ftaecie Wash, Fel A-1 the Miser Walsh.

WORTHING, SUS.AbX, Jut• 42.

The preparations for the reception of the Princess
Charlotte of Wales, at t.t., fashionable watering-
place, were conditaed with great neatness and pra-
ninety. The town vis full at an early hour, with
the inhabitants of the :ieighbouring villages, eased
in their gayest attire. The volunteer carps met the
young bLissom of Royalty at flrnadwater, shout
mile from Worthing, and escorted her to Warwick-
house ( s noble in :r.sion belonging to Mr. Ogle), ac-
companied by the principal Gentlemen of the town,
mounted on the tinest horses. The town was illu •
mutated. and presented a scene of enchantment. In
the evening the Libraries were brilliantly lighted up;
but th• elegance of the Theatre drew the eyes of all
g tiers A crown. formed of variegated lamps, imi..
ranee of rabies, emeralds, and sapphires. the initial
letters of the name of the young Princess, and other
elegant decorations, which did credit to the taste. as
well as the liberality of Trotter the manager. The
play was The Monstaieeter,which was well attended;
and The Peer Gewleman was given out for the nest
evening with great applause, bring by desire of the
Hon. Henry Lascelles. The Theatre is elegant and
commodious. The performances so truly creditable,
that we trust the spirited efforts of the Manager will
be as liberally rewarded.

Yesterday morning, His MAJCSTV, Princesses
AUGUSTA and ANILLI A. rode on horseback in Wind-
sor Pork. Her MA I.sr y, and Princesses &Asa-
sz tit, M A IT. and Sorti lA. took an airing to Frog-
more, and walked in the (laden..

Yesterday, about three o'clock, the Duchess
of llauesswict and Princ.:ss of WALas arrived at
York-house, on a vi,it to the Duke and Duchess of
Yost. fhey were received by Lady A. CULLING
Sabra. who condutted thews to tne Doke an.'
Durhe.s. The Duchess of thes w ;cc apologised
to lady C. Sumo for the trouble she gave; and
after she and ;:sr Prinz`” had viewe the nnuce
and g irdens, and partook of early &rimy, t y
set of on their recurn to Blackheath, at half past
fie-.

i`he btaic,iioness of STaelfoao gave " last
grand rout this season, last night. .it her iiuse in
Clevelanclitquire ; the grand suite of apartments
were thrown open, and lighted by the twist superb
diamond-cut-glass chandeliers ; the company con-
sisted .at the principal Nobility in town, amongst
wh• ni were :
Ili- Repel Highness sla- PrirePti of Wa.es; Prince and Prin-
ces+ Camaekicalt; the D". es of Argyle and Rutland; the
Duchrsses .4 Gordon, Dowager Rutlini, and De Castries;
the MAICh10:1a0•1 of It 'trier, DowneMee, Hrsdtott, and
Uoiriger Math; lib• Countesses of Memel, Rarrymore, Sef-
ton, Cork, Ta.`ioi and Cholmond ; alms Pvt.', Smith
Burge+. Teenstiend, Heatheote, flume, Aids, and 1.. Meta.
nem

Lady PERTH will havc a select card party, this
evening, at hrr h, •••e in Grosvenor-square.
The Duchess of ktoxaustoit, and JOHN M
Esq. are on their Way to Kelso Castle. Scotland,
where they intend passing the remainder of the
Summer.

Th. Duchess of Connote will leave town, next
iunday, for Scotland. Part of her Grace's lug-
gage will be sent off this dry.
The Earl and Countess -1 Estx will return to
town, this day, from C.ishinbury Psi k.
Mr. Coosa and Mis• S4ITM have arrived at
Edinburgh. Mr. Coo cc plays Rreh.ra this night.
The Newcastle Theatre opens te-mor tow, with The
',ea ;wham ; Mr. Dwv ea And Mrs. HA %Low': are
to perform the parts of Rehear and Mkt Rampart.
Mr. Wangs, if Also arrived there. and will make
his deist on Monday.