The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-15 00:00:00

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SOUTH-END. ESSEX.

This charming and healthful spot is mach fre-
qitented this season. The •l heatre. under the judi-
cious management of Mr. Tan Trait, who is also
the Proprietor. is a great source of attraninn.-4
('are fA the. Heart Arbe, follow,cl by Valenma and
0.10,f, is a very popular entertainment. They have
been played tour times within the last ten days.—
Mr. Cenci sa makes a cornmanding and warlike
rohlefine ; Mr. VINING an incomparable Drum,;
Mrs. Taosram a fascinating norimondv ; and Miss
Bess in a charming Eglamt;tie. The applause,
however, which tin.), have received in these cha-
Faders, attends them in every thing which they un•
de; take. The house is of course briliiant!y at-
tench•cl every night; and theTheatre, he,ides a g'`o.l
company. boasts the aiditional charms of A.imiral
Rowisv's delightful band, which he kindly per-
mits to attend.

BRIGHTON, Allows 13.
The Grand RAII At the Castle last night was one
of the most splendid which was ever witnessed ;
never was seen a greater astemhlage of beauty and
fashion, and the arrangements were in the greatest
style of ele'ance and splendour; the tables were laid
cut for four hundred persons, and ahounded with
every delicacy ; the wines were excellent, and the
er.:tile conferred the greatest credit on the !starte-
ge• rs By ten o'clock the Castle was surrounded
,
with speflatnrs, and carnages from the at ieent.
neaglihout hood began to arrive. At el .:::a o clock,
His Royal High iess the Prince of NN'ales, and
their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Kent,
Cambridge, Sussex, and their suite, entered the
Ballroom. Amongst the company present were—
The duke ef Arlyle, the Duke of alearia, the Mae awl
DUO. 5i I).- et.triet. the Marquis of Heathon, the NI ‘rquis
IBM Marchioness of Downs ore, the Marchioness of t',e,,,,cense,
the Earl awl Countess Berkeley, I.rnri Durslev, Earl and
_..._... Moire, _2,. and _ouesta4 Ham-
eiuutess of Kenmare Ned F I e
wry, and Countew 'Lauderdale, Viscount hid VOW. eu
Gige.Ladies—E. Best, Charlotte Lennux, Hollywood. Smith,
and Daly. 'Ands—Erskine, Arthur Somerset, .cad Petershans.
Geiser ;$-•-itnilsr, Lemma, and White. Culeoeis—Kingtou,
Lee. Gould, Fenc, Sin.th, alert Sar ory. hilaj,.r.—ipuornfield,
Wailer, a... 1 thil r. The Hui, )Ars. Wal.Nile. Mi-tres..es
.—Filaherb.rt„ acid E Palmer Mattei,—Pat and Brown.
/11,..,rs.—,ttericliti. WaSli Porter, Alexander Doss 41, Gild-
s ein il, and E Villallif The Misses Guldsmid, Smith, and Met-
salt
The Ball vas op-red by Lord Petersham and
the fe authul Mi a Goldsnaid. TI e Ladir. wore
most elegantly dressed. The prevailing costume was
silver tissue, and the head.dr• uses folded in rh: Gre-
cian iiyle. The Mare:iciness of Claaricarde wore
a pearl tiara, with a diamond coronet comb. The
Misses Goldumi I also, wore a MA1169.1,31 diamonds.
The co.nh, with the Prince's plume, and the motto,
Ich Duo, was universal.
Mr. Brockman displayed uecomenon taste in
bit ,yrangerrient of the Ladies' head cheeses.
At two o'clock, his Royal Highness :;.e Prince
of Wales, his Royal Brothers, and the whole
Prince's Party, returned ta the Pavilion, where
muce north and good humour continued until a
late hour this morning. The remaindec et the
company sat down to supper , arid did not separate
until rive o'clock.
Lord Erskine I-fr Brighton at half past twelve,
la t night, for London.
At aer-ti o'elaek, thiewsoyninefa dfiritairsl,bray.
"Keith, with two 74 gnu ships, hove in sight, but
could not make way, the weather being untavour-
alsle. His Lordship came on shore at eleven
o'clock, and dines this day at the Pavilion. The
wind has blow r so very hard towards the shore, that
the ships could not come near enough to have a full
view of them; his Lordship came ashore in a
cutter
It has rained the entire night, and this morning
is most urdavourable for the gland Review at the
Devil's D; Ice.
Si: o'Clock, p err.
'At ten o'clock, the troops, consisting of the Royal
horse Artillery, the King's Dragnon Guards, the
Carabinters, and 4th Dragoons, t egan to move
towards the ground ; and, by hair Nts-tative,
were formed. At half past one, His Royal High-
ness the Prince of Wales, mounted on his grey
charger. their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of
York. Clarence, Keil, and Smarr, the Duke of
Argyle, Doke of Orleans, Count Beaujolais, Earl
Berkelqs Generals Lennox and White, Major
Bloomfield, Colonels Lee and Santry, and se-
veral other Offerers, arrived on the ironed ; that
were received by a salute of et guns from the
Artillery ; the whole marched past in single files,
atter which the cavalry charged in regiments, and
deployed in a column of divisions, and, after form-
ing the line, the rain coming im very heavy, the whole
were obliged toque the field. 'The troops were an
hoer and half passing in single files, their bards
playing. Ihe Royal Party left the ground at half
past three; it rained very hard the whole time.
Therr were very few persons present. The weather
thus p wormed one of the must beautiful sights.—
Thousaads of people were prepared to attend ti.e
review, but the ton ents of rain that fell made it im-
ps-tile. The rrinee gives a grand dinner at the
hierl...e, this day, and a grand ball afterwards.
Mr. Sheridan, yesterday, presented Aaron Gra-
ham, Esq. eine of His Majesty's principal
Magistrates, to the Prince of Wales, who received
him most graciously, and invited him to His Royal
Highoess's Ball, to be given this night ; Mr. Gold-
\
anid's family ate also invited. Miss Jnenston con
fines extremely ill, which is the subjeft of univer-
sal tegre:. The Theatre was crtArded last night,
and will be the same this evening. There wcre
several men to have been fingged yesterday, but by
iesire of the Prince, they war, pardoned.

Law Dceistos.—Costrt of Serum Srotland.—
Black e. the Owners of a Coal-pit. Black return-
it home on horseback, in a dark night, by a r...ad
leadieg tirough the Defendant's estate, fell into a
eaal-pit end was drowned. 'I h• pit fir many years
had been abandoned, and the mouth had been slat-
rounded by a wall of stone and lime, which, at the
t.me of the accident. was about 18 inches high ; it
lay alxut four feet from the road, which bad been
a mad used by the proprietor, when the coal w is
forme ,y wrought, but which was also frequently
used Icy the neighbourhood. The :Own was
brought br the c.ildren of the decease] for repara-
wm for the loss sustained by the death of their
tither. The Lords found the Defendant liable in
darn .ges COI. and esitences 1001.