The National Register. — London, England, 1812-10-25 00:00:00

! 8 WILLIAM TUOMAs Irt-rz,:unes, I:scptire, imratient at this delay, could contain himself no longer, and his t!am ports we:c 50 eugovernable, that rep; dless of the Chair man he leapt on the ta!le and commenced speaking his Address jest as CO RGE FREDERICK Bcz, Esquire, had recovered sufficiently to begin ins father's •‘ Monologue." It war , in rain that the compaof attempted to tAipport the decision of the chair, he tt.plied, that in rill :;Nte.ett years F pouting expel ience a; the Literary l'on.l, ht. had ne• ver been so -ill treAed, he therefore per,kted, and (; Curt G I:: FREDERIC::: BUZ, EST,lire, LluttY^ j :Ile same, the two WtIC Spo - ken togcrher as follow:: 1— ';•or.. Yr z. .11. TIIE NATION " erterjing (0): 1 :.cti; twit piir.zie, " 1V11..•:1 wra i t ter t t;.l- si,;llt. are tlie it.% th,.3. do, " Drtiry olie 4' A Igic •iwrt• sitrvek . , • lit. tt It) tcl slta !t! of G uitit A 11.)v% irz !war ; " 5u:4 !:run the ruins of Glltur • DriTt llie buiti;!:.! }lite tear. " For nfr fte,u titi• ru.,lnts .. As Vial 111/' 1111.,:twrotts' 1, enp ; Dvi) !•1j51 . 0 . ) .l • eh tilt: phlCe V hire, "an.ilite rtibbi•At to u L•dio. • Deep`, I'oll err noi.;i: ;it rooLt, sowe a:tn.' wholly ('t • - • r ,, ..ari;vr days d vrititit,l I sie.hed, fife. and thitag'. sad heart sounds ▪ At %tit depraved . , Hod takuts tui,appru-d, that ope our 11 , ..:ding wounds. ▪ 6 A Oceping pang aerator—and—bnt. IV.•.ien g russe,..t ribaldiy r. v r :11, ▪ " WI all blot .yould cloud e,;, 7 , vice, :11141 T r: "ye I..ir • Oil oil • p' —1:01 these boards, hi rer ,ci ns 0 .•„: ;:ciort: to if i. rite Cl:thing yi;tir " c:.:ikertous Lok tabted hue. W.,rni with the 1.,o;1 remembritoce,evcry I:erve, " ivnce ifoioniy il,ty the stk4e , , 1 3 1:,t 4 11 !train. the. Ill!ort • hotVoltt to dVsill . e. " haSla the &Awn, from a :. ;t: to a y e ." 1. ponsc.l Lcre, mcd Ow. Fsviiec, Izot vrci•it: thus; brfrre hint, 7 bey then teat F. " 'flint natter th 9 I,lto)an Iwo; t, ies:etto, wartiliotz to lift- heart, Y. 66 tilde every Briton net tip., pat:iov. prat, " For p:i:sy shall hc• e t•ttstatiu the apps part. F. 0 Fur still ualetteed as li y, theive wave, B. " Dins 14;e‘i ;4t.oiop.y s Ict p aloag, F. " A Briton's birtl.ri:ht •,corii a tl.tve. I%!' " Shin: in our tousle, scefn•ty, unit tert:7 " Oar twolaltl Its its (woto!ti can e, Here :hall be p1a.:041. tool liar 1.41 we,,ntl fire. B. 0 , Y41.1r boanty's e(oGityt—raptore, law a ppl au se, •• T he Mose • s tvotri!s t Ot,d AptAIO ' S lyre.” The above report we ft.nr is not qt:ite correct, ns from the frequent interruptions which occurred towards the close of the ncitationc, it was MI po.,sible for Our shot t-hand writer to hear many of the lines, and eat It alter atcly was several times obiged to pause. • WILLIAM Thom AsFrr z.tumes, nit e, seemed much re fre•hed and gi early relieved after he had dishu: dened him tell of his address. it was l hasing to see th:it nothing of animoAtv appeared in his depot fluent towards his rival, with whom he immediately shook hands %y id' as much cordiality Is Messrs. BR OCC AM. CANNING, and compolly, did at Li verpool. He one; cd to speak the " Unaloguc" of GEC RC &: FREDERICK Buz, Esquire. This handsome offer watkas handsomely declined by GEORGE FREDERICK BUZ, Esquire; who, without descending from the table, be pan to recite the first lines of it himself, when the other P rrescnt rose to speak theirs. The treat was too high to be described. The addresses being all spoken together I*. Frencrie: Ert:, L REGISTER. OCT.r r_9. .~._.._ were all loudly applauded at the close, carh 4 ntlr ,, r pel IGroi ivg the ceremony of Clapping his own with ip e E,bir. This business concludA, it was rinpcseti by 7 LIA 'l'ttoMAs FiIZJUMPS, Esquire, that the meeti:.; :Ain!cl Inc made annual, and that each shou;d rroduce a yc:u.v The motion was seconded by ( -. 1 160 RC; t; FR ED rit i 1) A - z , Esquire, and deckred by tilt* Cliairnian (1)o,for Bt - 2,; 0 ) I, e unnltintomlv carrkd. Pre%i wi rs to An attiouriummt the struck ui,, altd all ],recut joined witit gre.it effect atthat truly appic;pi late sir Sißg. Taiilararcret Fogs 'ti TE.I/ ENl'. DR, BUSBY the u,edlutu of Tour falter, to correct the TILE I:t)FfOtL Sit , —I request. throt;l:zOlt ids:att roeniS 1111.1 let% e gone ebroad respectin g rot- .ate eiertal !II ihrr :rtslirucc o; 14111 y Lute thratie ; nut 11;m e ce ss;;T; , y to dc., iie,4 tte grns; mid scaridilutia I,ceiloms ell nIJ 1 son.e of the ptiLlic pliuts It knot; n, Sir. that tlits. observations I w9s,i;:ro the i er:e:itl i zen: ~ i„malegtr were interrupted; but the suut Of offered, ..ru th - st iose to that in which the men who feiced tire boa, a., kot cre, by the indignant c aupany, precipitated down the stairs. ssas i.s follows : " L. r,irs ss:n Gr.s:Terstrst, I ride to s o li c it the h on our of addressing , to yea a few word :i gi - ittlemon has no rause. to any place, or (II -if h nuns 4 is wooer tli•A 1 should_ anitia l i l t;c:: bi ease.: n : l"ll. l tadiciloal now :IN-A.:IA:Ig to you is Dr. Busby ; a lover of the drama, a fr;end of the inteiests in this Theatre, and a %yarn' adraiier to the pr.etteal goilias of the Hight Honour..ble and Not le Author of the Ail dress to %illicit poi have ;Ida even:ng had the ileastite of Usti:Meg. I ha% 2 1: , .t to learn that ho some mit:ds it will be conceivei' II ger:- dem:al le•aus;lf by addl . ( s•ing an aw.ience from a sltiation to that iii wh.eli km now stationed : I cons r this 11 •• • • • dice, and c m y i na bility t o discover why a gentleman should be mote appealing to a Polite audit.' iv " 1 " l ' i ` box public Theatre, than to a raised multitude from the hustittruf puol.c -' t.T ITiarkyl-Place. " Y a all know that several weels before the eoars of this Theatre were opened to you, the (.iminittee appointed to ctivltiet its ail, Us, held out, by pubhe advertiseirent, i ,vitattons to the r.ririts.3 . l oldie comitiy to furnish them with addresses; and pledged theinselt es to open. the house with sotoe one of the rompositi• us that s;intild be ot t, red. The literary world retied on the cood faith of the Colluuittee , and considerably more than a hundred authors were tutored to enter into o n ii pet&on for the plize of hollow. Me opinion of the recited production you will best understand by rcc {leering that I am a trarai tohnir, r the ?owed getatts of the NAIL , Lord Own t rhose hlltsc it cult. Ott a intieli less ex• lied o pitrina than my-elf :1 the literary pretensions of the Nation, if you do not stip;aise that anion,.; 11 e numerous pieces presented, there toe not a considerable utital!vr • of such CM:A.4IOWe :IS would have lu•en found highly honourable to tl..s occasion, 1 have heard of several fine ones : of that which I finei-lied ' ;Isis Lot f”r we to (der an opinion, yet I a• . desirous you :1;otild it ; I will a Witte road to be nir. I r superior looducti,,,,s. My ,(41 in the !anise, and, sho•dd it he } r pleasure to he ar hm, ‘O,l, l,y permission of the Managers, pronounce it Crum t he stare." i he This %%its to:li•Avi d by a loud and toll% er:al burst of applau - c , ' which I was assailed hi my hes by two police -Olive:s, "' 1 prevented frpn, pfoeveding in it e prim i pelt a l what I had r , sub : mit to thy hod in et hich I inn:wit:li to explain why l Oa - AL:lit the produrtim - snt ti Candid .des who whited to apdpealh to t h he aiee tar, `"ic t , lit'd to that priviloie. 1 11011 learne, w at as pt s ; been polthely state:l, that the .dtlress tratight forward was art the :911ept,sitIon of eve of the Candidates, a; r: I considered that the (.'ont . li c • ittits? e, by :a."I" in ti lulu a breach at of good h fahlt one : the f nblifOunt sm belwce°tht html ° and Finding : c "' V other tan o t Luise l'subitted to em, in. the rulthors of the presented rece % were reeipr.,cally ICominiave were to have the privilege of judging.of their cAtiparetive merits widiont appeal, and the Caneidat-s to eej. , y some one of tho-r- they (dieted should be chosen. It w ill avail no inn, Sir, the Committee sayingbe,t W..ent: that tusertiola the certiiiiityllliat wink; not dissolve the bond into which they had voluntary cutlet. They had no right to travel beyond the bointilar3 prescribed by their 11e t .! 1 own e: v getaCtlt t udroissable prete nce to turn thetmel vex fruni the tram,: lure} compositions. l'y ceitfining the mselves to these. _ would have perfOrmed theirdtitY, arid the publ ic been satisfied %). • • the fairness of their • con duet. hut how, Sir, do the Committee act ?. -s Totally forgetting the oblig ation they have contracted, they cast aside