The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

11.

MARGATE. JULY 22.

The Theatre opened last night with The Miley
Noon, the part of "'aqua, by Mr. Lute eusovii,
from Bath, was performed in a masterly stile ; in-
deed we never saw it better delineated. The part
of Velautt. by Miss Di CAMP. SIAM' to Mrs. C.
KessaLs; this young Lady made her debut on
these boards. She is an excellent figure, and rr-
formA the part with great iiidgment—we have
every reason to believe she will be as great a fa-
Yourite with the public as her sister: she received that
universal applause which her merit so justly deserv-
ed. The part of Zamora, by Mrs. floc Hes, deserves
our highest praise : she is an excellent figure, and
did great justice to the part to the Play war
added, Of Age to-metro-3 ; by
Mr. LOVEGROVE. which be performed in his usual
stile of excellence. The part of Maris, by Miss
De Cass. In this charafter she reminds us or her
sister ; her songs were sweetly delivered her voice
is pleasant and melodious. The part ot Suuitia, by
Miss KING, was very well sustained, and she gave
her song with great taste.
Among the last arrivals at this place are—
Sar W W. Wynne, Lord Newark, General Mnrazttnt, to
Fraaces, Miss Stewart, Ness W holcion. Mr. Wilford, Miss fo-
rma& Ls:o).4er, and the Miisial Mlss Walopart.
At Ramsgate and Broadstairs all the hodses are
taken : among the arrivals at those places are—
•hads Calthospe, Hon. F Calthorpe, B nuness How., Earl and
. Countess of jersey, Lord and Lily Cochrane, Sir W. TwisJesi,
Lord and Lady Henniker, and Mr. and Mrs. Furs} th.
Monday, the Duke and Princess of Csoectsrsit,
dined with His MAJESTY and the Perecessts, at
Frogmore ; as did Viscount and Vi.countess Sun-
set. In the evening they walked on the Terrace.
Tuesday morning, His MAJESTY. the Dukes of
KENT and GLoucesr ea, Princesses Auousr a and
SOPHIA, attended by Lady A. Cum o, &c.
rode on horseback. 'Her MAJEiTY, Princess ELi-
ea arra, and Countess of ELY, took an airing in a
coach and tour. Princess Ma a Y and Lady BOOTH.
HY, followed in a landaulet.
'lle Earl of DORCHESTER bad an audience of His
MAJESTY on Tuesday, and took leave previous to
his setting of for Milton Abbey. He is so very in-
firm, that he is obliged to be carried in and our of
his carriage.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cuss 'p
has appointed the Rev. Jona K , A.M. sw
of the Bishop of Ossoart, to be one of his Domestic
Chaplains.
Hon. A. Gave left town. yesterday, for Dunham
Massey, Knutsford.
The Marchioness of Donecat. and Miss Goo-
race, are at Worthing.
The Duke and Duchess of Roy L AHD are at Bel-
voir Castle, Rutlandshire, dispensing their elegant
hospitalities through the neighbourhood.
Madame Gaassint lett town, yesterday, in a
pastel:raise and four.
Mr. Ronson has purchased a cat-o'-nine-tails,
with which he means to whip the rasa out of the
harms in the Isle of Wight.
The celebrated Colonel Tnoersron, late of
Thornville Royal, Yorkshire, was yesterday mar-
ried, at Lambeth Church, to Miss Caisson, of

Suffolk.
The Duke of GsencEsres visited Lord Gala-
*ems' on Tuesday evening.
A Paper of yesterday gives a charafter of the /slit
Mr. PITT among its .• Living Portrait's!:
Mr. Fox slept pretty well on Tuesday Apt.
he remained yesterday in much the same way
has been Wive the commencement of his illsesse
The receipts of the Haymarket Theatre, since
the representation of the new Comedy of "Ms
Fenger Post," have, it is said, exceeded those of
any similar number of nights for many years. The
Piece has literally brought hundreds more thaa
firs sues if' to see it.
On Saturday last, Mr. W. Derelict:sr, farmer, of
Beccles, for a small wager, ran three times round the
race-course of that town, making 4 miles; he was
allowed 24 minutes, but preformed it in 23 minutes
and a half.
A Lady. possessing a considerable share of
beauty, and a very dignified air, accompanied by
two others, attended to see the ceremony of the Pro-
rogation yesterday in the House of Lash, and sat
en the benches among the Peers. In consequence
of a great apparent likeness, and the attention paid
to her by the Duke of GLO4CYST so, she was gene-
rally imagined to be his sister, Princess Sorer' 4.
We understand, however, the lady alluded to was
Mrs. Nutrias., the Lady of Admiral
Their Serene Highnesses the two Princes of the
House of Osoansuaos were present at the care
ninny of the Prgogation yesterday ; they were
particularly attended to by. and conversed or*
time with, Rail Stemmas.
Tuesday was married. by the Hen. and Rev. G.
WassassaY. at St. George's Church, lismorei-
square, the Hon. Mr. Bauer. brother to lard &-
our, to the beautiful Miss Pose, daughter of tbe
Hun. Mr. W. Pose. of Beekeley.square. The
Marquis and Marchioness Wria.scssav, HOO. lik•
sad Mrs. Puss, gave the happy pair away. in the pre;
wow of Mr. and Mrs. Boursaia. i:suetess
Moserso toss, her grandmother, Lady A Cosi oia
Snits, her aunt, Honourable Mr. and Mrs.
VILLICIIS. &c.
At the same time was married. and at the same
church, Roster C4I savage s, Esq. of Saillands
Miss Hanauer Wyman. Mr. Ciissescsi. was lg.
eompassed to the altar by the Duke .4 Asorsto
Colonel and Captsia CalifiaLL Binds WA
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jesainsoa, but
Sister. Miss J. Vs' vans. with het )4"3".
Amongst the company who wore at Vaunts'
Monday evening, we noticed the follorrwl
gursbesi ;MI atirfsl-...Vlscount Iles
damns/silky. Due Jr Castries. Earls C
Rossiya and N artbesk. the Tor
•'etfaree., the Hon. Mr dkelficrin.
other vn.lses of sank. Nearly ail th
ts..terd Noblemen were accompanied ,
Ana pros. of friends ; so that the ,
seated one of the most faisilisat essemal.,.e.
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