The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-26 00:00:00

WIANDENBtrRGH-110USE THEATRICALS.

On Thursday last, her Serene Highness the Man-
graving of Arise Acu opened her elegant Theatre
'with the same performances which had been given
last season, with so great effed.
The first piece was Peer Need/4in which the Hom
Kern.,. CaAVLSI depiaesl the hero's misfintnnes
aver; able manner; the MA acme AVI Ne, in 3favg,rv,
kept the audience in a perpetual roar of laughter; Mr_
NIY.Jv, in Niriolos, displayed a rich vein of hiimeen
Mr. HAMILTON and Mr. PA NTIAI ,1:1:•41 Wi:11
nit ; and a Miss SHUIILEwOIIIII Illadk, the part .a
extremely interesting, both horn her a,m;r.l
and appearance.
The bzautiful pantomime, calle.l Tbt•
fililaWed Poor Noyile, and Nv.ic Nupporte,l
the entire strength of the company, in a style of su-
perior escellenee. Mr. Cr Av Es's dancing, as well
as the MARGRAYINZ'S anion and fine figure, drew
down peals of appLuase : Young ellAl Ttlt LL
performance was excellenr.
When the curtain dropped, a seleci pasty retired
wish their Serene Highnes-s, and partook of a most
splendid slipper, which consisted of every luxury the
season could afford.
The audience were more selett than numerous.--
Amongst them, we particularly noticed the Duke
and Duchess of ROXIOROUCH, Lord WIGTOWN,
Lady HONEYWOOD, Mrs. Oa BY 11VNTLR, I.aoy
and the Miss Wasays, Sir WILLIAM SIZEFFI..C-
TON, and a longer criers of fashionabies.

On Thursday, Mr. ADD INOTON'S family removed
from Downing-street.
There is to be a grand ball at Exeter, on the *tip
of June, in honour of Its MAJE,ry's Birth-day.

The Manager of the Birmingham Theatre, aided
by the talents of Mr. HOLM•N Mr. HARLEY, Miss
Smrrn, &c. has been so successful, his trade is said
to be as good as coininc.
The Lill of MOUNT EDOTHUMNE has presented
the Rev. JOHN ARTCOTT to the Rectory of Rame
in Cornwall, void by the death of the Rev. Jong
BARON.

Mr. Fox gave a dinner yesterday to a large party.
including Mr. LIVINGSTON, the American Minister,
Mr. Ga s.v, Mr. Ponsomsv, &c.
A splendid Ball is announced at Devonshire
House, in honour of the birth-day of the Marquis of
HARTING TON.

The Earl of Carta and Sir Free Coors. uocn
the Isth instant, attended the ceremony 01 Lip.lg
the first stone of the fortifications at Spske
near Cork.

Signora Gil /MINI is in the list crthe most swims
inquaers after Mrs. Bi t. I saa on's cid.' and /war., eau.
Had Mr. KENIIILE scrnained at MAdrid, it was
the intention of the King of Sr•LN to.pmAke him A
Grandee.

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The F.s.ex Agricultural &Wry had their annual
ahem of Price Cattle on Thursday.
The Mossacyl amateurs complain that there is a
great defeft in Lady Ilasturores voice. None of
them can persuade her v., say nje.
The fineness of the season operates greatly to the
advantage of the Hay-market 'Ltre, at which the
proprietor reaps an eaceUeat h.rs every night.
An account of a late review at Leith, says, " the
Run-boats came apse the grontiat twelve o'clock."
From Sir SIDNIN SMITH'S letter, we should pre-
sume, these are the very criik to attack the French
flotill.t.

Adjutant General Coccus, at Never:, is building
an Obelisk, upon the mountain of St. Genieve, in
honour of the new Elution. pue of the pyramids
in Egypt is the model.
Admiral GRA VINA, the new Spanish Ambassa-
dor, is the same who cnnunoaied, during 1800 and
1801, the Spanish fleet at Brest; and who thin re-
ceived a present from the FiliST CONSUL of a beauti-
ful sword and a case of pistols, highly finished, of
the Versailles manufaetory.
The Emperor of Rossi A will soon be in possession
of 99 out of every 100 Authors. When an Author
cannot afford to publish his work, His blasssiy
supplies him with money for the purpose.
The new royal yacht is ordered to be completed
to sail round to Weymouth by the Katu's Birth•
d.ty. Immediately after which 'Their MAJESTIES
and the Pk INC4SSES will set off for that place, there
tv pass the remainder of the summer.
A translation of Stems worth Knatvims whh lately
I;sought unt at one of the Paris theatres. A Citizen
MLIIE c.perfcnned a principal cbaxader.
The 14th of July is now supposed to be the day
destined for Bonaparte's coronation. The Legisla-

rive Body is extraordinarily convoked for that—day.
which will be more splendid than even the so cele-
brated Federation-day of 1790.
Bonaparte, when crowned an Emperor of the
French, will take the former arms of the French
King. The Royal Crown will, however, be changed
into an Imperial one.
A madman was arrested at Marseilles, who de-
clared himself to be the Dauphin of France. 11e
asked every body to open his court. as he was per-
suaded that they would find there threeffeara de • .
A young mar, a pupil of Blanchard's, arrived
lately in a h 'noon at Co,eionicrtv. He had been
as high as '2, yards, :lad nnic:l above the m.) ;r-
-uins of le was only four hours and a
in making twelve leagues.
By the adder of the French Minister Srstor+vrt.e .
at the Hague, the Dwch Ditetory has opened a
new theatre in the Lec Hotel of •Pri ice NASS
W set SUROH. The boxes rt. the Dutch Direifitory
and of the French Minister are 1• ear folly decorattd
with emblems of the union subsis.ing between the two
nations. It was opened with a ae l-written Pt, -
logne, and a Tragedy, in which famous M..-
dame W ATTICS played the principal part. The Louse
was crowded at an r arly hour, and ace' 'trance mow
received, amounted to upwards of 3090 florns.
Chevalier MOURADOE AD D'Oi.S.ON, late Swedi...
Minister in Turkey, is now publishing at Paris, Irvin
the Press of Dinor, a new work, intitl. sl, Ta,!k•• •
Ifirteri7ur dr l'Oricue. dedicated to the: KinY 0:
SWLDII.N. The two first parts conta'..n every
concerning the present situation of Persia,
the other parts explain, in a clear and distinct man-
ner, the internal and relative sitliati,.ll n 1 csel
poser in India. Born at. Consiant;nopk, die awl. I
speaks all the oriental language,, a, d h. a
ten years in travels in Persia and India. ILc s•
is spoken of in vet; high tetras.

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