The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-15 00:00:00

THEATRE,

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DRURV-LAN2.
Last night the Comedy cf The Hecruitine Ofree
was revived for the purvise of introducing Miss
DuscaN, in rod e attire, to a London audience.
'There is no chataeter reiAino more judgment in
performance, than that of Syteis. 'lne great
difficc.ity consists in making it lively and entertain-
ing, without diverging into impudence. In this at-
tempt, Miss Duaicas was peculiarly succeisful.
-ier figure frilly answered the expeClation formed of
ie. She appeared as mach at home in the dress of
a dashing brick, as if she had never worn a petti-
coat ; and there was a fascination in her look and
manner, that fully justifies' Rowe in preferring her
to Captain PY:i.n‘. In her first seen:. with Rose,
she introduced a beautiful panted,: air, which
she sung with such sweetness and mate, as called
forth the most raptiimus applans.t, and an universal
encore. Miss Mii.i.tori was very successful in her
delineation of the innocent but shrewd Rose, and
displa:ed her fine presents with great naivete and
humour. Mr. Dowroti, as her brother, gave
a well-finished pi atire of the 'honest rustic. Mr.
COLLINS and Mr. Maynews, in the recruits, were
inimitable. We always regret to see Mr. MA.'
?news removed from that s,lll,re in whist) he is so
well calculated to shine. Mr. BANNISTE.2, in Capt.
Roses, was very entertaininA,; he dressed and
looked the charafter extremely well. The whole
performance went off with great spirit. me house
was very fashionable and crowded. The enter-
tainment was Rib:7rd Cerise de Lion. Mrs. Mors-
yam was in fine voice; she sung the beautiful air
in the first aet, in her best style, and received the.
mnst unbounded applause. The attraetion of the
piece does not appear to be in the least degree di-
in;nished.

FASNIQMACI.F. A Mt' US.

Getieral and Miss Rainsford, irorn Teignmnuth, Dorset.
Sir; Abaham and Lady Hume, to their house in HdlAtreet,
Ina& Worinleybury, near Che.huot.
I', Cal .ert, Esq. and Family from Kent, to the London
Hotel.
Ltriel 3rd Lady Langford, to Berkelrsquare, frnm boor
Lady P-ieeval, and Lady C. Lindsay, to their house in
Clherish.treet. Bevk
holm Farbes, Esq,'"fr=kiargh, to his house in Fit:roy-
alism.
. and Mrs. Thomas Goad, from their seat in Suffolk, to
BMW; lintel.
G. Bernard, EN. front Worthing, to the Stable Yard.

DEPARTURE.

' • aa• Mrs. Tyrwltit Drake left 14Ikea kieskal.pailard4l.
for 'rosowry east at A nerskam.

:;SESOUS TO AND FRONt IRELAND'

Tee ItISOROV6II.
From Dublin to Liolyboottroilow.S.
Mr Joyce, Mr. Mack.
THE ussatnct.
FIIITI Dagin to linlvhend.
C Creurart. Col. Dr Corriere, Caps. SArrint, Mr. Jaunby,
A• . , ('ipt ant kin. Kam, Idrut. Cartsow, 6Lni Kep-
i Sullivan, ilia'', C.pt. Whits.

rut lILSDattOUGII.
Falin to Dublin
:14 yt and NfrA. F.lfington and ram; ly,
Mr. IT \l'• !Ara lienry Fit:rook,
Lady TI• r,,y d, Mr Toneek, .IN. and Niiss Willson.

THE traitnnt.
FrnmNd7lr.JP Dubli,%-..N 9
111: Welds, Mr. H,II, Mr. Zing, C pt Wuubetored.

We ate intern:lel that Her Royal Highler' the
Princes, of Watt.s received, in the course of Tues-
day, a letter from His CIES rv. It it very 01-
titrally supposed to relate to the happy interview on
the preceding day, between the Ktsu and the Prince
of Watts.
Mr. Fox returned to the fluke e.f BLD au., at
Woburn, at seven k ni Tile;;Liap, morning.
The reels were so admirably executed at Guildhall
on Friday last, several of the tltiflirany went
home.
Luetaant, the celebrated Aeronaut, is, %le under-
stand, now in London, under the assumed name of
INCI ,T.

The Earl of LA ',oar r will, on Nfontlay next,
pmcced to Bath, where he has taken a home for
three months.

Front the rapid and dwpid quality of the porter
now in a c, the advance in price is very properly
illeiLritt•rpg am dead.
Born re r re in sending TaMen to enenunter the
p'a:ue in Spain, has given a rare instance of the
ntionia.

forLajor Scorr WA aim: and family have renewed
their lodgings for three months longer, at Brighton.
the Earl of Ai A Lmasver left town on Tuesday,
'or hie seat, near flenley, Middleser
A. Sir. Day is the Steward of the asseml,!:._; at
.iiar Inn, Maidstone ; and Mr. N;.1;• u,ll
ozive
hall on Tuesday at the sign of the Sun, in Wal-
Neorth.

There is no n•sv Farce forthcoming at Driry
I.anc, entitled Tbe nee l'etwneer, as yesterday an-
n•mitced in a anw.c/4 print.
Lord AMllt't ST left town yesterday, on a visit
to Lady AM KLas-r, at Montreal, near Seven 0 tks.
t: err.

The publicans have resolved to raise the porter.
We wish they would teirit it to car"?' a head.
In the case of the stolewrosvh, mentioned in an-
other part of this Pawn., Wean, the officer, was very
properly sent in pnrsuit of them.
Colonel Ct..Clisi..itti& will leave town this day, for
a few chi's.
The E.rei,e Corps arc lull of spirits, and threaten
to make a Fait of Boa*? a RTE.

Captain CHATFILLD left town yesterday, fur his
seat at Mitchain, in Surry.
The obi .41/i1.6 will, no doubt., all support the Au-
thor who has provided them with Mastrimcma.
Y...sterday, the Royal York Mary-la-bonne Vo.
hinteers dined at the Crown and Anchor, Strand,
where ranch harisony and conviviality presided, till
a late hour. Di r; e; est, lb Lc, L I TON, and others,
attended, and amused the Corps with a variety of
particularly the Coirry Song, which enu-
merated the variottk reciTtions the enemy might
expea in the different Shires in the event of their
landing, tspeiienced nabouaded applause. The
same corps will fug for a silver cup on Monday next,
!Oval by Lord Nidue Kisco, QueeN,
and Rov AL FAMILY, and Pet/scab( Watu, were
drank with three times three.

INDI,I.

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V[TRACT or A LETTLD, DATLD TN GISNCIIAL WEL•

LESLEY'S CAMP, DEC. I, WM.
My former letter gave you the principal events
of our viftory : the number of the enemy killed and
wounded is much greater than was first supposed ;
there is reason to believe that tray amount to near
5000 meu.

&mica's Sepoy> are dressed in the same manner
as ours, reel jacket; with facings; his artillery blue
and red ; the whole of their turbans are like those of
the Bengal Sepoys with a peak in front, on which is
the name of the battalion. One brigade, and which
was particularly noticed at the battle of Assaye, had
green jackets with red facings.
Several brigade and battalion's order 4 books fell
into our hands ; from them, as it appears, that duty
was perfedlly understood in Scindea's army. Among
the brigade staff is a captain who signs himself
" B. Grant, Brigade Major."
Tier books in which this signature occurs were
taken at Assaye.