The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. JUNG 23.

Several of the apartments at the Pavilion, we
Dow find, are putting in order, andsthe gooeral
hope and belief are. that the preparations are fur the
reception of the Duke of Cuinberland, though
nothing positively to be relied on, has, as yet, upon
that subject, transpired.
Lord C. Somerset has resumed his military
command here. His Lordship inspected the 31st
limeist of infantry at Steyning en Tuesday.
The Muter of the Ceremonies, Mr. Forth, is
in our last arrivals. The Subscription Itooine at
the Castle. we conchule, will he opened at about
the usual time, towards the latter end of July.
Earl Berkeley, sod Lord Donley, are shortly
expected to join their regiment, the South Glou-
cester Militia, stationed in this town. •
The libraries this week have been gaily attended ;
the card parties at Donaldson's, mini at Walker's,
have %sten interesting col nuinerons. The piano-
forte professors there of an eveuing have success-
fully exerted their efforts to please.
The bathers this week have been much increassd
in number ; the pleasure boats have not been
without brisk employ; and the Jerissokas ponies
hate appeared to lose their sluggish pace mu the
strvice of the ladies.
Sir Francis Burdett, as in most towns in the
is not oithout his friends in this—the
parple favour, &e. were exhibited yesterday, and
some private festivities were enjoyeel. in celebration
of the release of the Baronet f.um confinement.

It REV A LS.
Lord an., lAdy C Cosnerset. Mr. 111111 Mr. Furth, M. C.
General Hnihron, Mr. J. Adlard, jua. Han. Mr. Maitland.
Misr Fhtneet, Mr. Woudcustan, Mrs. Nett, Mr. Callennte,
Mr. W Saunders, Mr. J. &race, Mr. Carruthers, Mrs S.
Uniut,i Ms. and Mrii. Wigan, Mr. Mitre, Mr. J. Hoare,
Mr. and Mn'. W. Bent, Mrs. Galilee, Mrs. Margark. Mr.
Blarkett, jun. Mrs. Gorging" Mns. J. Lynes, join. Mr and
Mrs. Buchanan, Mr. Pennines.. Mr. Fuskett, Miss {Vest,
Miss ('lay, Mrs, Bennington Misr Franklin, Mn
Shistlork, M. C Blari:rtg, Mr. G. W. Palmer, Mr,
England, Mrs. Needham, Miss Scutt, Miss Combs,
Whiting, Mr. W. Baring, hti..r Furth, Mts. Haan, Mr.
sad Mrs. Andrews, Mr tiros a, Mr Lyme, Mrs May, Mr
sad Mrs. Willianisoo Mr. amt Mss Pearson, Ms. sad
Z Peale, Mr. and Mrs. %Int duck, 66C.

The Duke of IHootaost left town, yesterday,
for Rannite, to inspect the Kilmarni.ek and Stir,
lingshireMilitia, which are quartered at that piece
The Marchioness of SALIMUnr last night gave
her last converse:bow of the season, at her house
in Ailington.street. It was attended by the prin-
cipal Nob lily in town. Dotting the evening the
lovely Misses Guise performed on the harp several
beautiful pieces of sacred u,uslc.
The Earl of WEVIIIOIII.AI4 D gAve a ;trend dinner,
testerday, of his house tis Grosvenor-striate, to the
Rerl and Countess of CitoLmoNoetAr. Earl and
Countess of HAKROWBY, Earl and Countess of
JIMMY. and several other Nobility.
Mr. HA TlttS opened the Brighton Theatre on
Saturday slight with The Ifuney Moon
.sad The
Layiag Veldt. Besides the regnlar company, Mrs.
Deacons. Mr. MVNDEN, Mr. &Alston, Mr.
BaIINISTILR. Mr. Isiet,etsou, Mr. EMSIT. and
Mr. BRalliAlit are engaged in succession. • •
The Comedy of a Tie Saspiciurs Illesband" was
• performed on Thursday night at the Claeltenhein
Theatre, with the Afterpiece of Ella Rosenberg,
the pert of Ella Romberg by Mows Rae. The
night's entertainment was at the desire of the Mar-
chioness of Tuotsoau.
Colonel GRANO@ and the 011icets of the 6th
Rotal Linark.hire Local Militia patronised the
perf.prinances rat the Glasgow Theatre on M'ednes-
day night. They were TheSifoirr•r Daagiter sad
The Highland Reel, in which Miss Duncan played
The Widow Cheerly pool .Ilogy Miss
Di:scales rngsgegiegt will be .followed by that of
Mrs. JORDA W.
Mr. Et.tuyon ha, limih valtintottrea his ra-
toitoug service., in the characters of Rorer, in the
Coin erly of fl'ald Gals, and Capt. Beldaer,in Lore
Loa;kB al katiksinarhr, for next Saturday. at the
Bath Theatre, for the benefit of the fund for the
relief of nized and infirm sews, befogging to the
Bath sod Bristol Theatres.
Late on Tiie‘day night. or early on Wednesday
morning, Mr. !Amour's Academy. near Bow. was
IProkeii open. and robbed of property to the amount
of upwards of trial. The robbers contrived to cuter
by loYer garret window.
The Anchor arid Vine imbi-house at Chariogs
Crow., end the other public-houses in Buckiir4hatn-
e eery, adjoining the Admiralty, were purchased by
Goternnient, for the purposes of building offices
for papers ant printing ; but we understand the
plan is aluividuired. as no erviimuniration con Ire
made with the Admiralty-ogre. without going
across the cona.yard. The house now recopied by
Capt. MooltAsist t. to be converted into offices for
napert ; and a new home for a Lurd
i• In be wilt on the ground who re the publie•houses
Kona.
divert c sad Ahrahion 1121rtrns, have been
committed to the in./Luny gaol, Ndonl.rone. • herzed
so the oa.l. of 111 lan UAaawst.t,of nensendau,
women, w;th having. uu the evening el
eutioalor, the tote, .Mt. vi..lentle and forlainnu...ty
aascitutit leer. and committed a iape upon her. as
the varlet. of Benentleu. We usderstand that hail
to env ainnunt was °tiered, but waa neje:led. from
the pecoirarty eigravated ..-.l.unastai:ces which at-
\ tended the tatfaucc.

IfivaL

roKTSMoUtn• 3111 it 24.
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Arrived the Hibernia a►►d Noriftriabe dand, from
the Mediterranean' and are put under quarantine.
Sailed the Philuntet, for Lisbon t and Hawke cut-
ter, on a cruise.
Arrived the Bonne Citayoute idoop of war. from
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PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JUKE 21.
Arrived, last evening, the Favourite sloop of war,
19 guns, Capt. Clement, from Portsmouth.
Sailed the /Aim frigate, 38, Capt. Malcolm, to
the Westward ; sod the Muros guu•brig, to ditto;
their destination is not known as yet.
The Menelurs frigate seat this morning from
Ihnioaze to the Sound.

TORBAY, JUNG 22.

Arrived • fleet of ships ender convoy of the Cy-
etre. from Portsmouth; bound to the Cape of Good
Hope. The outward-bound Newfoundland convoy
remain bere.

DEAL. JUNE cu.
Sailed, lest evening. after post, the outward'-
bound, under convoy of the Osprey sloop of war.
Arrived the aVraphia, from a Ctllise.

DOVEIt, JUNE 21.,

A ship under Dutch colours, brought up iti the
Roads this day and landed a family from Havre de
Grace. The :hip is said to be corn loaded, and
has taken a pilot in for London. The family con-
sists of two or three Gentlemen mid Ladies, with
two women servants, and four or five children. It is
said they have been in France near 8 years; they
speak of hating great respect paid them daring
their residence. Their carriage, with the bulk of
their baggage, is on board the ship, which has since
sailed. The name on the baggage is Johnson, but
that is supposed to ben mere travelling name. An
attempt against this country is the subject of ge-
neral conversation in France.

FROSI LLOYD'S LIST.
GRA vv.irs D. Juvez2 —.Arri►ed the Cathetine, Sergisnn,
L'ohon ; lbiled• !mica, Darnell, front Aleasii.ll 13 ;
Hieing Stab s, Jennings, from Virgona ; Joseph and Mary,
Mdrhell, fro Nen Providence; and the Rohm°,
hi alai the Sraatia—Saited the Mary Atm, Lishuaau. for Yuma.