The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.

Mr and Mrs. Egerton, to Cheshire.
,and Mrs. Dll and f look, to Wilton P.irk, I}ms3.
Sir O. Moseley, to R. it.tnu I louoi., Staff .r
Ilmager Lady Pfmcott, on a ri.it to her daughtm at Taos-
bald's Park. liertfottl>hire.
Count IS isuirslais, to Brighton, on a ,Nit to Has Royal likea
ilea. the Prime id WA; s.
The Countess ra(l.rwidoorie ry, to Ireland.
1.44) Elliot, to Doivrile, iiice,tershire.
'Flo• Marquis of Mangold. to Grow! H nse.
Lord Duncan, to Scotland, to join his regiment.

Lord and 1.3,1 y Cassf.giuktatt IPft E2Ct Sheen
on Friday I,lst, o r a visit for a few we,2k , to P J.
Lus.oN, Esy. Itin,lleih.tm, near ‘‘ oolbridge,
Suffolk.

Sir W. W. NV ti Nt, Lis mother, and sisters, in-
tend to remain as Wytinstay, I.),:nb:ghshire,Wales,
till the meeting of Parliament.
Since the r turn of the I.a..lies l'owttisncsns, and
the Miss EL RS, to k ichrno..l. Capt. BISHin,
who i; doit.g duty at Kew, passes his leiint- hours
(when off duty) with his intended brid*, Lady C.
Townsmen°. ciatizhter of the Earl' of LEICL•TER.

The Duke of Noisy()La is making great improve-
ments at Arundel Castle.

The Earl of Witscastass will give a graad pas
to the Rutland Cavalry to-morrow, at Borle
House. His Lardship is Comm.inder of the Corp.

The estates of the late Lord ANNALT, * die
county of Longford, hate been purchased by Mr.
LVKL WIUTE, for 70,0001. ''This gentleman, be-
sides his immense floating property, is now supposei ,
to be in possession of more land-d proparty diva
any other man in Ireland; Al of it the produce of
his own industry.
Mr. Kssour is performing et the Liverpool
Theatre.

The roamer Aoseiro pt.:formed flamer, in the
'Tragedy of Barbaro•;', on Friday eveniug List, at
the Sheffield Theatre. It closed his eqag.:ntent
there.
hliss Covey and Miss •PAR ce are engaged to
sintz at the ilary Music Meeting next week.
A Charity Sermon was preached at Leicester on
Friday se'nnight by the Rev. Doetot HARnv. L
was the annive's try of the Leicester Infirtnat .
There were near seventy pounds colleted at t. •
doors. The plates were held by the Counter:.
DLNIIGH, Mrs. KLea, Mrs. Huston, and
Simrsoie.
Mr. HUNTER, the attorney, who is now car-
vassing for Alderman of livas'shaw W. td, i. t e
nephew of Jacull ItOAAt4QtIT, ER. late Channun
of the East India Company.
The improved ►tate of beauty in which our /is
growes arrive from the laatefitif places proves, beyond
doubt, that Vintsi rose from the warn.
'lhe late order in Council, allowing the impoita-
-24:n of hornr, must be very beneficial to Dutton
Commons. _ .

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Should the Gauls, come w.r shall have no geese t
give the alarm, as all tLe geese is town were killed
on Michaelmas day•
Young Li V R 1,4 Et and the reivg Raseiim, aft if it
pear in Little Bob and 14'le Brit.
chard Carr Jr lases has been g m up with a /Ts.
siderable degree of expence at Drury-Lane rives%
and is to introduce to the town a young Li; c 1
great beauty and acquirements, whose vocal iiite.,•4
are much praised. Mr. EI.LIsTor will appear stne;lt
in ,le her, Roqrrr, and 1.1.01 Felix; and Mi,s
CAN will make her first appearance towards the red
of the a eel:.
Mr. and Mrs. Er % Is, of the Bads Theatre, art
eng.rte 1 to perform at Crnw-stieet, Dublin.
Filday night 114: Poor Genticmati, ar.d The do t oLt
thoLOalta., were announced for pertnrmance at th'•
lids aster Theatre by the des re of his Grace tie
Duke of Lagos, and Cal. CHI Loses. Stewards s;
the !laces.
The public are highly indebted to Messrs. Roc!,
•Gl. E and B sacra, for their liberality in still '
ing open their interesting V iLse of {toile, At
PIWKWItIid in the Sowed. Notning can escred t••••
beauty of this Painting, or convey the grandi-ar
the City, and Scenery of the surrounding Coliour-
Saturday a foot-race took place one mile on 114
Uxbridge-road, for a wager of twenty geinea'
between Lieutenant WRAY of the Navy, and 07'
net WILLIARISOK, of the 7th Dragoons. Tkr
match drew together a considerable number cf 4'w•
tators, and was won by Mr. Wiassawsnis !
performed the mite in four 'ninnies and a 13,01.
leaving his antagonist two hood J.l yards ebfi.
We have often remarked, with snrprises the ''"
difference of the 44%1i:tens of St. Janrs's-s4lua7s
to the daily nuisances oznarnitted under their eye. 1;
seems to have become quite :he render roes Ofe ,ttte
for the convenience of beating carpet`; 24
unwary passenger, led, perhaps, by the 41111,1.'1'
appyarAnce of the hi uses, is obliged to rotten.-
whirlwinds of dun ere he escapes from tae rj
these abodes of the great.

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IS VI NI OL 'H, !p.m Cl.
In-morrow a grand Gala ?'all and Supper are
he given by the QUEEN, on board the Yacht,
bich is moored in the harbour for the purpose.
an awning spread over it ; and the old yacht
•ch is along 'side, with a platform ereEted to the
Jac, upon which tents arc pitched for additional
cemmodation. The Kt vo goes into the tepid
th every day, and rides hom sin to eight o'clock,
, alter breakfast, generally goes on board the
w yacht, the Royal Sev-reign. which is generally
traded Is! two frigates; a very proper precaution;
the yacht of:en stretches out of the bay of
eymouth half way to Jersey, and does not te-
rn until evening, when His MAJESTY goes to the
ay, The Earl of Rossavw is here to attend to
sll dispatches, answer the Minister, &c. and there
Is a constant succession of nobility to pay their
respeas to the ROY AL FAMILY.

seer. 96.
His MAJISTY did not land till near six o'clock
sterday afternoon ; notwithstanding, he left his
,-rriage at the Parade, and inspeeted the troops in
:heir usual exercise; after which, they marched to
be Sands, and passed His MAJESTY, the Officers
abating, as usual, when His MAJ rsry returned to
the Ledge to dress for the play; he was soon
ready, and accompanied Her MAJESTY and the
Ps iscsssas to the Theatre, where The Sospiciasu
finsiond, and Lore Laisghs at Locksmiths, were pea-
isolated for the benefit ',f Mr. and Miss HAGUE..—
.Stria/aft/4 Mr. HAGUIi. and Airs. Stri,-Vclff, Miss
Haase- kale Farce, Risk was performed by Mr.
Weirs) er, and Tatterton by Mr. NEN' Loa.
This morning early, General DE LANCS left this
place for London. tiis MAJESTY was on horseback
early, and took a ride before eight o'clock. After
breakfast, His Matt-ATV mounted his beautiful Han-
overian charger, attended by Generals GARTH,
hillastrser, :olarrataiun AM, GOWEN, and JOHNSON ;
Earls PoWLZI, UN'/11110E, RO,SLYN, alld WAL-
' sumisass, on horseback; and accompanied by Her
Mar Lst t air..l the Parxcesses, in five carriages, at-
tended by Ladies ILCHIESTILI_± GIS A VES, GEORG! AN•
BIICKLItY, WINYA ID, J. TN YNNe, Mrs. DRA X.
Mrs. Dual( Gsosetsioa, and followed by nearly
all the beauty and fashion of the place. They
proceeded to the fild, where the Second Di-
vision of the Somerset Militia was reviewed by
His Ilajltarr ; Lord f ros, their Colonel, piv-
ieg tie word of command. The troops acqutuesi
therr.,elves with great credit, and gave great sa-
tdadi on to His M A J [STY and the Staff Officers who
was present.:o

• SEPT. 29.
Last niel His MAJESTY attended the parade as
weal, and in the evening Their MAJ IST ILS had
selea party of nobility and ;;entry at the Lodge
The Queen's band played several seleft pieces of
etude.

This morning His Majarrr was on horseisack.
at seven o'clock, accompanied by the Duke of Sus-
▪ .mlis charger, to see the troops in this neigh-
bourhood brigaded ; he svas attended by Ge-
meals G Ell Hs 41!.. St IS, NI riNN I Mad A 14, Livisos
Gowan, and bis aid-de-camps. About nine he re-
tar rd to the Lodge to breakfast.
This morning early the Princess ELIZABETII
bathed. Our town is all in a bistle of prepara-
tion for the graud naval I's this day. B-sides
the superb preparations on board the vatchs, five
marquees have been pitched on the shore, edit re
tab.,' for a large comp:iny are la:d.
About ten o'cl• cit His MAJESTY set Off on horse-
back to visit the seat of Mr. Dar te, at Csrlie,
Dear DOrCITCSUr.

Their MAJZSTIts have oommaitdrcl rite Wit...! '4
fer:v nr, for this evening, at our Theatre : Pe 4 r',J.
dock (tor this night only), by Mr. Ettisrov, who
is come down to iaperiutend sr:me of the arrange-
meats of the 'Co which ie to be added Pf ,Ige
T. worm',; .1..44, Mr. fit n wrote ; 31.11 ma, Mr.
WAY to r. The boxes are all taken.

A:rivals at the Royal Hotel,
1. Esq. .1. Whatle T E... 1 .
Nye. Mrs. Aral d:oglitcr.

Arrivals at Lucie's Hotel,
Dale, EA. Mr. and Mr. Bernet, Mr.
sod Ireland, Lady Stefirdl, Mr. Camel, Mr. Ellkea'', Mr.
Bk. ',and Mr. Scat-

Duringthe display of fire-works at the Fete on
&rarity the 22d at Weymoigh, a servant of Lord
Po wt. • • . named George, was ontlirtunately stand-
ingnee the hamper of lockets, and Ain fire-
work; \sheik :hey elf:drft 7. and one of the sticks of
the rockets entered !:'-. groin with su:h force Ai
toNproduce a mortification, of Ulrich he since died.
On "L'huriday the Coroner' lninest was held, axed
viewed he body, and, alter hearing evidence oa rhe
fats, brought in then- Verdia —.4crirleatat

On 'files:lay last, about two o'clock, f lis Royal
Highness the !hike of GLoocrer• a, and his son
Prince Wi Lira re, reviewed the Preston Volunteers
and Choriey C ivalry ; after the Res iew, they pro-
ceeded to Lancaster, where they arrived about seven
o'clock, and went to the King's Arms Inn ; a great
crowd surrounded the door to see the Royal visi-
toes ; a party of Volunteenguarded the house, and
the Band played (i'vd Dare the Lug. Early on
Wednesday, the Mayor and Corporation of Lan-
caster waited upon Hi. Royal Highness, and pre-
sented him with the Etecdoin '.l the town. Soon
after breakfast, His Rt.) al l highness and his son went
to Dalton-square, and reviewed the Lancaster Vo•
lunteers, who are a very fine body of men. His
Royal Highness was pleased to express his appro-
bation of the good discipline of the Corps. A great
concourse of neuple were assembled from all parts
to see a sisni novel in those parts ; the weather
being retrnkablv fine, rendered the whole I.cry
grand. The :review closed &sant twelve o'clock,
when His ll yal Highness and Prince Wit.r.ta st,
after viewing the Castle and Pawn, returned to
P'eu^n, !ri dine •i•ith Sir H. linnati:ON. Their
1614 Hi-Alines/es slept at the Bull Inn, at Preston.
Gene. al UK,. AID and Colonel Tito st AS, who ale.
"Ishei:- Royal Highnesses, staid and
tined with Colr.nc: Gs imseaw and the miser ClA-
ears of the Preston Corps.

Mr. SIVA'? HALL, nAnie Appears in the
..!orrespon.lenee by the iralApi 4, is- a is saij,
near relative to the Lot i'—tenser. He was for
• years in the Mayor's C- .rt. at Madras.

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