The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-18 00:00:00

A report generally prevailed yesterday, but we
know not upon what authority, that the Earyalstr,
with tim remains of the lamented Lord Nat sort on
board, has been taken.

The Expedition under Sir &wait SMITH, pro-
bably sailed o.i Saturday night, or last morning, for
its destination. Some particulars respelling it will
be found in our Dover Letter.

An overland packet arrived, on Saturday, at the
India House. We understand, it contained only
duplicates of the advice, brought by the Teignonorts.

L'Uniie frigate, with the fleet under her convoy,
which sailed from Portsmouth, on the 4th of Oc-
tober, arrived at Liston on the 22.1 of Utioher.

An order has been given by Government, to a
principal broker in the Dutch Dade, to engage
vessels saiiing under Prussian flags, for three months.
The order is not limited to Any number of vesseht
to be engaged, nor does it specify the service for
which they are wanted, vit. whether for the convey •
ante of troops, provisions, or forage He this at it
may, the contrad is sti;iulated for three months, to
pay 151. per ton, per month.
Genera. Ds, moult, to arrived on Fridaf at Har-
wich, on Hs way to the Continent.
Letters from Malta, dated about the m'cl le oi
Septem%er, state. th it General Cs A Ice, and the eape•
dition under his command. still remained there.

Government, we understand have received, ac
counts from the expedition under the orders of ha
D. BAIRD. Having refreshed at Madeira, they lel:
that island on the 3d ult. in peeled health. The
%falaar sailed, at the same time, with convoy let
the West Indies.
Extra& GI a letter from Gibraltar, dated 30d,
September, 1805 The Auroral frigate, with do
Rein under her convoy, arrived here on the Oath
i.,st. They are detained for a stronger convoy, be-
fore they proceed, in consequence of a report of
some French trigates being cruising up the Medi
terranean. They had been at anchor under Cap,
Spadell, above a week, waiting a favourable oppor.
ulit!, to push through the Co.i and were coevoye.:
through by six frigates, who, having a tine con:
mane:ng breeze, made their abet Ay among the
Spanish gun-boats, and captured two of theni. Wr
have now here several English, four l'ortuguinc, ant"
I one American ship of WAY.


of "Nelsen,— the house rang with the most
ent:uisiastic plAndita. The charming dance of Der-
and !Cashion, followed the pley, in which Master
0.7.5 e $v sue displayed his wonderful abiliti.s.
,f P'are, sr, The Lake of Lasesosee, concluded the
wiling's entertainment.
outdate THEATUE.
fiii,irday night. the juvenile perfOrmers of this
fontirite little 'Theatre. aced the comic °pe-
rt- t' `i Singlie4 which, throughout, received
eirtros.il and deserved applause ; the duets and
pins, which are beautiful, were loudly encored.
The very charming Bollet of The Jelly Pubfiren, and
torrcatiei lively after-piece of Orr IVildrase
(Wild Oats), were repeated with additional success.
bKween the Affs, Master SCHIRMLIt introduced a
hornpipe with the sword exercise, in the dress of a
female dragoon, and received the louden plaudits.
The entertainments c included with the aerial dan-
cers of note) celebrity. •flu house was crowded at
an early hour. . Sir W. Brooluoriato, Sir Wu.
Corpuscle AN, Colonel MMaapows, and a numher nt
other persons of distinction were in the fashionable

Saturday morning, Hii letansTY, Prineerree Au-
Mr As SorMIA, And A 1141 LI A, accompanied by
Lord CairracanT, General FITZROY, Colonel TA Y-
LOIs L4J7 WI'S V ANC, &c. took an airing, on
borsebark, in Windsor Great Park. Her 1\ lar ksTr

and Patrictosts took an airing to Frogroors.
Yesterday morn:ng, His M %JEST Y. l'i:licessei AU.
GI)17 BUPI4I A, and A lasi accompanied- by
Lord CatitcaaT, General Fit :Roy, COlOnel T 4 r-

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St. George's Chapel, and beard an excellent ser-
moo, preached by the Rev. Dr. DUVAL, Item the
1641 chapter of St. Kitthev, v 26. After Divine
Service, they took as airing to Frogstiore.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Yoga left town,
yesterday morning. at nine o'clock, for Oarlanhs.
The Duchess of Vomit arrived at Windsor, yester-
day matting, at ten o'clock, from Oatlands
Os Friday morning the Earl of B*iDGC\V A Telt 31'.
rived in town, and waited upon the Duke of Yogi*,
at his Office.

Earl Cu rig Al 4 had a consultation with the Duke
of Yoax, on Friday.
The Ltd and Countess of HAIIiIINGTOM dined,
yeiterday, with Lady Nlat.auuams, at her hothe,
Whitehall.

The Marquis of 5A1.151111, kft town, yesterday,
for Hatfield. and will return next Wednesday.
Lord And Lady Groyne Cavr•snisis left town,
yesterday, for their sear, at Lari,.ier. Buckingham-
shire, where they intend remaining eight days.
Major MARSACR left town, ou Saturday, for his
seat, Covetsliam Park. Bucks.
The new farce of The Weal bereerk cannot expert
to become a it...A piece.
The most elegant (verse in the Park yesterday.
was shaded velvet pelisses, with embossed borders,
and Wallets to match.
Mr. MUNRO will give a grand dinner, next Tues-
day, at his house, Curnherland-place, to several of
the Foreign Ministers.
Count Dv Fao NT gave a grand dinner, yesterday,
at his house. in Fulham, to the PORTOOIast A
lasSatlnol, and several Foreign Ministers.
Master BIM v obeyed on Friday and Saturday
last, at Chester Theatre, and concluded his engage-
ment.
EDNIAID HAWaIRs BROWNC, Esq. will soon
r.ceive the fair hand of Miss BAllittOToN, at the
Al.ar of Hymen.
Mr. Ravrtokos has sold the copyright of his new
Comedy, Vie Detinvient, to Messrs Lonossati, tot
two hundred pounds.
The Honourable Mr. Knox gave a grand dinner,
yes erday, at his house, Upper Grosvenor-street.
Her Royal Highn?ss the Princess CHARLOTTE of
WALLS. Counte-s of flaarrisorow. the Earl and
n•nritss of MORE, Marchioness of fixao-
r,o r Earl of WtSTAlnittthrin, Lord PETERS,
k tier r s Puwis, and the Duchess of l)evosstsnis.
e ti the Fashionable:, in Hyde-;atk, yester-
Mr.Titat.tosson, of Rendlesham, has, in a very
lineral and handome manner, appointed Thursday
in every week for his tenants, of Rendlesham, Eeke,
Utley, and Cape), to amuse themselves with cours-
ing, os which day neither he nor his friends go out
ntitsg to spoil their sport.
On Saturday last was married, at the house of
the Erwl of IVSSTSIOrtaI AND, in Berkelev-square,
Lord Viscount Dt.t4CANtiort, son of the Earl or 14s-
s. antrott. to the Right Hon. Lady MANIA Faint,
Card daughter of the Earl of Warrissoaat.....o.
'ut ceremony was prtforri.ed by the Rev. Dr.
Wrens; and. itrnediat.ly alter it took place, the
bridal pair, accompanied by their noble relatives.
set 14 l''r feneLarnStons Surry, the seat ut the Earl
stf 156.1....Rnu0tt.
Arrive t an Dublin, yesterday se'onight, front Cel-
los. the Rig'it Hon. Josh FosTer, and the Lion.
Colonel ?Was. at MOR ANT'S Hotel, Saelayslle-
are'n ; and, on Saturday stoonight, from &Agony,
Lod: Darove the Miss Alooost.a. •

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*The opera of Tie Cobiort was performed. on Se-
, Ily night, and received, as such music and such
.form u'ce merit, with bursts of applause. Mr.
'AMA Ses Poletrd was given in his finest style, and
;ruri.usly rurorrot, as was firos act in the Bird Sow.
,a her tssn diets, with Mr. RANT. st ra, whose per-
mance of Whinevieele is one of his happiest efforts.
r %No-Drogue, from the elegant pen of Mr. Cuss-
,„, ,no, followed. The recitation, by Mr. F.s.s.as.
os and Mrs. POWLI. I. was given with energy and
!1•11;, and Mr. Bs HAM'S charming song received
, ich applause. The house was full, and displayed
fashion.
COVENT-a ARDISN.
'rt.^ new comedy of The Delinqesent; or, Seeing Cow-
was again performed on Saturday night, at
theatre. The house was crowded at an early
.4y, and the piece went off with increased relit.
When Mrs. H. Joansvort thr:wv off her apron, in
the Epilogue, and displayed the immortal
__ the house rang with the most