The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-01-04 00:00:00

. . .• _ . bast ' . . ' . . - ' . . i THEArREs. ~ . IRELAND; .. *- that on the Ist of Dimunlift, the French flag was •- ,* ....., . —....—. substituted for the Portuguese, at Lisbon. and OPERA-BOUM • "%MATE- Cult ttbSPOPIDIFe CE. • - • - that it was the anniversary of the day on which the - • ne .-. . - :-This rand Theatre, a ft er a variety of abeam- . • Deems, DEC. ex- , ...... ~,,, - a ...-- -,, •-: . . House of Braganza broke the Spanish yoke. A -..,- , , , -7.- - --- po i n t wents, opened to the fashionable world, on Mary Carroll, a very handsome girt, (hammier ._ . Saturday night, with renovated splendour. It hes ••of a wealthy farmer, was ftatioly can iedosi irons.. . terrible earthquake, we are also told, took place been new painted, the ground a French grey, and the city of 11'atorforti, on the t o k id ol' natorday PRIVATE THEATRICALS . six hours before the French entered ; bnt the s. ' decorated, and the lighting Is much improved : beninight, by one Dasipi..y, the sou of an eminent , .. moment the French flag was displayed, all was Serlby Hall, Yorkshire, the seat onriscatintat r : some disturbance at Lisbon before the French ate . tbe scene r co f mach iosiety during this festive WAY. On Wednesday eT nig - week the famili es of MORCKTON and M 1 NEs eui united their talents, to presenting n a ting sowir. in am the ide. w ., .ho in le ti a ie ue o a pe u rt; tifu o t r e t o l ep iat wa d' :c o d e . , y roug A her to the louse o tier cotenti [he b l i I • of butcher, assisted te th d e b t.Ow a n i'd o L C Y tt o r r ne ti k v -o e r l -1 6 471:1e and iu war received on her entre with the most un- the mu - i.h priest , who resides iu the adjoining house. . . tranquil and serene I There seems to have been esteem Ceesons t came forward in her favourite • rived. The Moniker 'asserts, that the F ench have perform the well-known Comedy of " The Pro- bounded applause. Her beautiful song, Lesented having got nitelligeace of the outrage, effected her : • 'f t given with the finest e ff ect; and het rescue. Except the outrage in carrying h ei by g ot possession of six frigates, four sail of the voiced Hitilxind," fur the amusement of a small Per frietne was Ostend sir at the end of the second act, Qualpssitor, force, no violence had been offered to her person. , tin l e of f rien d s assembled on the occasion. • line, and several more on the stocks ; besides a DRAMATIS PERSONS. Otto' tents, was most rapturously encored. This The ruffians at the muse time carried ott auotner great quantity of iron and timber. This is vin ex. Li " T . * Mr. BURRO Murat. astonishing Syren never displayed her great powen• . girl, with whom Miss Carroll was ou a visit in : aggemtion. The Russian squadron is not men- Mr. Marty lie neseciaw mod toiled. Myers Meted .. , Hoe. CARLTOII BON carom. At the end of the Opera was revived the much ad- On Saturday the Mith lust, about seven o'clock . —.........—. Job' Me* Intelligence was received, on Saturday, of the Laso, Me*, Has FANNY MONCIET•II. D'EGVIELL. in wth , CR Mons. and Mad. DEsuATEt; pistols', Ike. broke into Stackalleu House, the seat Lady Oran ' lllia.limutirTno cc i arrival sof Adminil Sviatele, as Commander in Lair m es egssed • antes MART Ass misses. thefaseivating MarlasnaDaPitEstE,and ItlisoCaae- of Marley 0. Mitchell, Esq. and having secured . • • Chief, at the Cape of Good Hope , on the I st of 111401 tn a Mks Louisa Mitres. FIELD, exerted themselve s pith the happiest sue- the uerviune, proceeded to the parlour to whicht . gm. maw ) , . . Sept. from Monte Video, in the Diadems, with the The beautiful Miss Fetstsv MONLIUTOII was a nearly fainted, and on her return to the stage, ap- inediately fired several pistols loaded with ball, by lively and fascinatin g Lady Tosonly.. She pour-• is R e ' ble in company , together with the Braes- peeve d much indisposed. The eadies in the boxes which r a j : o f the gentlemen were weaseled. end frayed the part with tru th and animation ; and the e not full-dressed ; white muffs and tippets pre- a ft er . wards robbed of their watcher and bank , with ' Henr y' Doris,Dri's Lord Neit "' Ariel, and Lord T.wdp of Mr. ItonEs M tutu was a highly rail ed. lu the pit, which was nea r l y full, sum p u o ta i Wns 'coo/inter' able ainciout. Two it the Abraham Newland transports._ The four first men- flunked performance. The exquisite feeling with' ' bl ac k h ats an d scar l et s h aw l s were the seder of the w a t c hes were gold, capped and jewelled. toned transports proceeded on to India. which he eaeressed the anguish of his mind at the night. The gallery was quite full. The scarlet —......... The Lord Chestetlield, POPPLEWELL, sailed dissipatiou Of his wife, could only be equalled in d raper y to th e b oxes , a lth oug h it a dd s t o the ems. The constant and heavy fall of rain dialog the . ' be,aatey by the tires dignity with which he declared ,nificence of the interior, will conceal the beauty of nrotter an of last night and this afternoon; it is from the Cape the 413d1 of September, for the Weat hi s resolution to separate from her. Miss Hemmer their fair contents, from the admiring crowd. Lou- 4„,.,„ce wi ll occasion most se i sm . s emessei e sene ladies, and the Throe Brothers, Hoppa', left Moscimott, in Lady Grace. was perfectly natural: d on i s a t p resen t so empty, that w e wer e surprised Lte the low grounds, by the floods villa SRI. sow - • that place for St. Helena the lit of October. The indeed every word spoken by Lady Grace, so justly to . se ri e . en , :h k an assemblage at so short not.ce. y r ise . This day itialows froth, mid Oka * . Ine ...Atc.,... of Mostaitost and DE CASTRIES; *C ol g it7o n n til hissse itt, nearly es bajity es the dreallid s • ' expressed the amiability of Men Ream yr, that the Anse Feasitti se had put into Saidanha Bay, in spectators could not believe she was acting any WI 1..; the snare...mime. of Isaestsows and HEADEORT; one o f Th ura d e y n : th e ith of last gsonth. . , great distress, having two feet water above the nal- other part than her own. The deportment o Miss th e .... eniuntesses of. BARaltlantE and CARDIGAN 1 Captain Despard, of the Commie, Cavalry. . • Ettze Mu., NES, in Mr. M . ntiti,en't w." corre ct , and the PORTUGUESE . AMBASSADOR, and several of the county of Tipperary,. i n a letter to a frieud, reports, lad, in her hold. The Betsey sprung a leak, at the black silk drapery, with which her dress was as- Foreign Nobility, were present. that on last Friday night, about forty armed villaias the Cape of Good Hope, iu Sept. last, and was dated, was well imagined. Sir Francis Wronghead OPERA ESTABLISHMENT. attacked the house ao farmer in that iseikhbour. • condemned. was well represent-A by Mr. HENRY Mancerow ; The following is a correct statement of the hood, who, contrary to the mandate of Cl= —we-- and the 'Squire Richard of Mr. CARLTON was very eneagements made by the Manager of the Opera Doe, bad taken a lama of souse ground; a Three Gotteuburgh Mails ure now due : the two good. In the hound bluntness of John Moody, it with the different principal Performers, Sas for min ed resistance was made, and the assailimar e first, it is fisted, have fallen into the ha:ids *of the wasAu n ite impos.sible to m tracehe feru A teine SO and M ira the ensuing season : after firingseveral shots into the house, ware obliged.. i enemy. The apprthensious for 'the safety of Lord L Madame c o :tie, to perform twice a week in a L to retire. Subscriptions were set on foot, which of oule& Mt t iNi x i E lli s, play ed M iss M AR Y - Ise Nli cidandMis bw s c hi me Opera sgs° amounted to too guineas, to be disposed of for lltircutssoss, who, it is thought, embarked on Jeerer with appropriate auiusation ; and the Mrs. -Is addition to which, she is to awe two clear Creeps. private information against those concerned in the bowel one of them, continue to gain ground ; yet Motkerly of Mies Mt tem was highly respectable . Madam b o ost , to ...enlt a t• Sernm a gress..= to outrage. we me not tiithout strong hopeo that his Lordship, Between . the . Acts, the excellent . Sand of . ord . r aet e we the i w pat a t i wift ° l •;;;: te flt e ; as soo On Wednesday last, a duel was fought near GALWAY s Vo l unteers played martial and national signor meg too Granted, in the couuty of Longford, between a who must have been acquainted with the liability airs. As soon as the curtain dropped, the corn- s l ain Merck 5U° Captain J. Otway, and Mr. A. W. Bellew, At. j ' Sao of capture from the swanned privateeni and small pang (both elayeri and audience) adjourned. to the signor Kneen.. Minty, in consequence of a quarrel which °Aga- two caift that infest the. only port open to us on the Orme thawing-Room, where dancing .. commenced, tr ., : Bra.e .... .c uma ta Duo meted in the censure contained in a letter front .; and continued with great spirit till oi.e. o ' clock, s' 100 Captain 0. to Mf. B. The ground was distasiied Continent, would hare waited Cie arrival of a fri- when re Ter was announced, and the company s s ilL• ora ro C o o .oo loa inai nati • 100 at eight yards the ball of Captain 0. took the gate, which would he competent tesProhnet bin were conducted to tied elega it rooms, where tables Mr. Welched, as Leader of the Rood 3IS lapel of Mr. B.'s coat entirely off. The sac • 200 against all the petty emus of tionoymiat be Which were spitted with every debt-eq . of the season.— tr. _Ferravi iiic tor oo pe pn sicl od ie p e oi st fl tt o r kt H r lpz ioo khoM . 00 endeuvonred tereconcile matters, but ineffectually. . . After supper, 'several excellent toasts were given, 'ar• "r-S` until th distemiged a second shot; wsich was the packets are exposed. PRINCIPAL °ARCMS. iiiteraperved with oongs. The hospitality of the m , ewr sad muk belie imam i mp sear rig 801 l to Captain 0. • theoltall free ---ineemm Noble Host and Hostess fled was "ever inure ea , "P .l.- An Allosanct for thrir Draws. Yes mo Mr. 's fi re hariag entered his thigh mar the hip. The attention of °mamma has boa for soma caves ; and " Time on suc h a swift waving Pt- eieetsce , nem ., s . s 4 " A man, of the name of M'Cabe liras * t yre- t i me wear i e d w i t h g o i mpse s ette • es ei ee a, o f one ssion.* that the hour was late before the company masemonsiie Presie ""'" heeled and lodged is Kilmainharn gaol a few days , Meaner Robert 125 trait le - the preek old do .6°Wa d Te Bll4 in 1161 Pa I.4"rate. Miss e rr „,„ since, charged with being one of the gang who come _ - Miss Gaylen. L3O mated so many robberieo on the Stillotean pladeider s hes burrs instamitfing in its. inoWdirts Viola*" mooning, His MAJESTY, Princesses On Thunetey emeniasfraboest eight 6 clod four Hat RY-LANF.. tins. A veries of instruction* be the Merchants ie slittaM'AeSoituta. As st.te, and MART, accom- armed taffetas, well deemed, and of genteel appear-. nos. prepaying. sad will be shortly co-onaunicated nailed bridal/ CAAOLINEWALDEGRATE,CieneraIs The interesting cwileelY_ s w f s ,-- 74 - --„e Jew was ,! e * ance teok e post on Louisa-bridge, on the Bor. al • tetesententume _and Ceitewaour, and Col. T•y- ViVed Oil Saturday night, a n d ivii r. maw NI4TER oll, Cani ' d, a ,,,_,„ wd Leixt.i . s, where they ; . 1; ..._ 006, • fee . to the piddle in so official shape. Several ander- . unoil ter IL George's Chapel, and beard a played his maid excellence amid feeling, in the unwardt ''':i' an Noir, t i ' ad i .cria • sas 4;'" .m . s r awes have been Iteid wi th the rntrrfinlPPl 1 0 - ihronno rs _ by the Ray. Mr. Loma. The worthy ad besevoleut Shoos. Mrs. H. gtDDON•• pftm r tree. The unfortunete victim , onae.,to 3 d o . e atealtat. g ir rYt ed aft•Valeards returned to the Palace. always interesting, for the first time Ailed the part their way they homed with cords, and mob them 11617"' noon ihailaiwiabd ilt g lawthil " Thilidi 0 Ilse Klate's healers wit! hunt, this day, at Eg- of Eiisa Ratcliffe, wi th such feeling and diseri mina- down to - the S %Veil, at Rye AGi MINIM . final a:Lege:Dent of a regular Commercial Treaty. hone, and the stag hounds to-morrow, at Ascot- ton, as called forth the most unbonolled applause . th ,, were get Z eri and - • the modes to be purstesl in the trade will be spell. Heath. The house was crowded, and the Pantomime went 7'here are workmen DOlr r eos ehed ployed for the pear: - '-, and they will have, for their basis, the liberty . The Earl of Dah atham tiewro . n the 's Bad foxho m u orth nds co w u ill at a4m . off with great spirit and facility. pose of es-acting 4 .. vi.ry handsome entranoe to the rive, th i s weeknat in COVENY-GAADZW. milibu , y . fowl laiinining the ow budgie et the .het .. ...vim to ohm and export such articles as have been Yorkshire, aid will Callinießee hunting on the 12th On Saturday evening, public curiosity was mnc h tom of Watling-.reset. Iltio enterer to the mili- - _ ,eretofore admitted into the markets of Portugal. instant. excited ny thinssippearance of Mr. Lewis in his tare road will form a handsome • termination to the The wants of the Braids must, no doubt, at this We are euthoriesd, by undoubted asethority, to favourite part of - the Copper . Co l rain, and Mr. , gums on the south side of the river, at the exa contradict a paragraph. Mating that the Marquis of Kaanta in that of Leon, in cAuttone and tenuity of Usher's Island. i , peculiar moment, be considerable, and with the Iharieteron was to be married as Miss FAULK- FLETCHER'S lively Comedy, Rek a W ife arid have a ._„,... .? residence of the Court, they mutt materially in- Nue. Wife, nor was expectation disappointed. LEWIS A late article in a London Paper ha' called OP. Sir Joule Ncwrose, Bart. ecewAenied by his never appeared in better health, voice, and spirits ; forth the following Address from Muter MOY LAE, —....0-. very amiable Lady, larnPnallt klamagni. seat, New- and his acting throughout was greeted by the most whisk we copy f rom an f r i„h p a p er ;___ • ' .An older was received at Cork, on the 26th inst. park, near Waterford, on the Meth Inst. on his way rapturous marks of applause. Mr. KEDBLE a t' I cannot express sly surprise and indigestion, ea real • ; r the infantry Regiments arriyed there, with - • t h e • to London, to attend his =Mary duties; a Leon is one of his best parts. SIMMONS, WADDY , lag in a imodon Paper, a the glut mess; a Inadlostloo : home n takenf or in in -greet. and FARLEY, were excellent. Miss IV AODY had noire copied into other Part*, atatiall, that *aft,. Me draiml MURRAY, from Monte Video, to land.— ViSCOUIa STRANUEORD hes arrived at RUDICK'S not power of voice nor dignity of manner for V i t . "' t s e n e s s l ; ste t o ttaS Roman C s il b . b e * ft e late. e . inth 4 " the • ' ins other was to be carried into effect on the 27th. Hotel, from Bath ; his Lordship has been slightly the imperious Margaretta : Mrs. Sr. LEGER peo ,,i,. ~r the R ,„„,„,, aubdicri .,„ migiel ,,, ibis sae tle{r twat,", is t comidorable body of troops, we understand, iudisposed, hut was . much better hurt night. would have been a much more appropriate re- ta 'tom of the views and objects of llawarkete—net that Viscount and Viscountess CASTLEREAGH arr ived, presentative. Miss SMITH'S Et t v tl 4 nue . was not said Hull was atrompanind b awedir paper non the I be stationed, during the winter, between Co French Rater, bottia,‘, out se a owl% le flair niatepthasre, it last night. at their house in St. Jame:in-square, her happiest effort. In the serious, high-finished ' .. Beatry. from Brighton, for the semen. heroines of SUAIRSPEARE, she stands unrivalled ; these sawassas i t . www . „ Imm o ' r ts 4n fik s hwasteme ianhat te ra w f• - " s the hrwir w int" vi , ' —nsese.-- Mr. Coexist) has taken a house in Bruton- but wants comic spirit and archness to succeed in moose, Taunt Bebop wt. lie. as • byte mono, wt. His MAJESTY . ' ship hfo r diri, arri ve d on Saturday street, and intends removing into it this week, the fart of Est facia . Alias Sarni has too much. , wetted thew to Me Dane et --..ols a sene•s e he tie he SGth last, from Pertmeitrth, at Cove harhour, from Lord LEYESON Gowea's house, in Great of the Siddindan voice stud manner, to excel in the view and ,sadlss:itsil nateadsd . by ohs p i szea us zrianz.l4! the prawn par:tore with to trim:Torte hating troops on board. On Stanhope-street, May-fair. lighter scenes o f come dy. • tts, I deem It iartuabeat ea use to antradist dist paIDS- General Mats a sas is daily ex p ected at Lady canon assess as persiete, 1 Mamie' Si nu. ralandf eta , I 4 the same day an order was received by the Agent of .Ie- ...BEAT MANI ISERS'S house, in Grosvenor-square, FETE AT HUTTOIV BUSHEL. that I after seined , taw, arar hand et awy sea isonsenhi • , Transports, to disembark the six* Regiments that from his seat at Blothohn-hall, Lincolnshire. . —emi-- I until I saw Ass Dientioard id the ateasaid Paper, called 7 . s Se —chat I reedy believe, and as mei& Isoyead dos*, HA had arrived with Admiral Mummy from Mont. The Marquis and Marchioness of ABERCORN On Saturday last, Hutton . Bushel, Yorkshire moll r oi animas documents ever did, or do ...sat ,• L theta; etirld sot arrived, on Friday, at their house in St. James's- was the scene of much hospealits , in ,h 't ideo.by, vtibrutted then I. Les Grace the Duke of * Pe e rdsed. agora, from Ireland ; and left town, yest erd ay, George Osbaldeston, Esq. who on that day cam- .. ewe, D i e. N. im. “ FRANCIS' NOY LAN, .........-wp...... F .,, 5 .. for the Priory. pleted his slat year. In tie good old English style, R. C. ni•lsay OI C‘..ilt." Yesterday afternoon. about three o'clock, Cse- Viscount Peestraseots arrived, on Saturday, at an ox (weighing 100 stone), was roasted whole, and A Coroner's Inquest was held on Friday, at the anal Sir JIHIM ilie°llV• arrived is town, from the his house, in the Albany, from his seat, in Hemp- 90 sheep, cut up, were distributed among the pea- New Hummums, in Covent-eardeo, moan the command in chief of the Army in Sicily, end in s hi re . sentry and neighbours, who attended in great num- body of J. K. W. Faq. who, in a tit of derange. ' • • ~ a short tine a ft er h a d an audience o r m e Doke of The Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD'. bers in the park. The ox was roasted in the cern went, put an end to his existence there, on 'rho». Vomit, at his Office in the Horse Guards. Ge- bourn, in Cleveland-square, is getting in readiness tee of the grounds, where booths were erected, and day morning. by cutting his throat with *razor.— • • '- lend WYNYARD, whit had the command of the for the reception of the family. His Lordship's va- a band of music attended for the entertainment of It appeared from theteatroonyof several respectable . • - if Brie:4e of Guards in Skin., arrived in sown on luable collection of paintings were, last week, sum the mammy. About three o'clock; all the tenon- witnesses, that the deceased was an untrimmed Irene' 1 • ~ , Saturday eve n i ng , an d be likewise h a d an inter- pended in the various apartments, and several of try sat down to dinner at seven tables in the house, Ceuta'', of considerable property in the Island of view with the Duke of You. • ' their positions changed from last season. where a most elegant and substantial entertainment Berbednes, where he was born, and had resided 0n... . • • • Colonel Muteouky, of the 12th Regiment of The Park, yesterday, was full of company; her was provided for them, andtliey were µfretfully re- t.l a few mouths ago. After a short residence in " Foot, h as ° ti ere d himself f or th e c ity of Lincoln, Royal Highness the Princess Cestatorra of gated with excellent strongbeer, punch, &c. lie. On England. he had resolved to return to the West' • • r in e n acs iti on t o the Earl of Msxsoemueut.—Co- WALES, and the Duchess of ST. Ateinee. were Monday, between 60 and 70 persons sat down to a Indies; but at the recommendation of his brother s Wei lliacomer i s the 11 , i pt iew o f E st i HAscouar, in the Ride.—Among the pedestrians, the Ladies very sumptuous dinner; and above 130 attended a merchant in Liverpool, he purposes linnets spinal ' and boasts a long purse to the amount of 50,0001. in scarlet mantles were the moist conspicuous : they the Ball in the evening, amongst whom were all a short time is town. He arrived in town by tne We anderst i od, th a t th e new W r it fo r Tavistock looked like a file of Volunteers, armed at all points the principal families i n the neighbourhood. Tbs. Mail, on Wednesday morning last, and came in a will not he Stoned in time to enable the Right f or conques t. hall and staircase were elegantly ortirtmeuted with coach to the New Humtnurns. About eight o'clock Rota. Gamines Po/Isom:iv to take his seat during _ b rie ..., R ue o n e of the gentlemen be- wreaths of flowers and variegated lamps, and at cm Wednesday night be retired to rest, and at 12' • the first ten days of the ensuing Session of Podia- l ong i ng t o th e R o yal Institution, in Albemarle- the entrance was a transparency of the crest, la o'clock next day, Thursday, he was • found di ad wet street, we are sorry to state, has had a relapse of knioht in armour on horseback,) which had a vary in his bad, with his bead nearly severed from his I Mr. SHERIDAN'S resignation of the Treasurership hi s late i n disp os ition. goon e ff ect. Dancing commenced about Mae body, and the razor with which he committed th e d'Cornwall, we understand, was in consequence of As the POZTUGUESE AMBASSADOR drove down o'clock, and was kept up with great spirit till two, 'fetid deed Iving behind his head, covered with Lord LAII.E's Teton, to England, his Lmdehip hay- Berkeley-street, in his carriage, yesterday, the fore when the company sit down to a most elegant Wood. A medical gentleman, who had lone, re. Sagabtained a patent, for life, of the place, before axle-tree broke, opposite Lady Awe Hmettwow's supper, in which, amongst other appropriate orea- tided in Barbadoess and was stony veers intimate Learnt to India. door; the h orses were imme di a t e ly stopped.and his menu, were introduceil wreaths of leave.. so sus- with the deceased and his &milts stilted, that Int From our l a t e no ble conduct toward s the Pot` Excellency was conveyed home in her Ladyship's pended as to form the words, o Moths to my had frequently laboured under mental imirrnity, htnsse, the Brazils bid fair to open to us a very c a rr ia g e. Fritads." Dancing then recommenced. and was I which had been very often evinced by vets of P.m extem.ve trade to South America :—a strong• spirit Mr. Imatter's performance, at the Lyceum, in kept up with reanimated ardour until a very late laccountable frilly • and extravagance. both in ins to of enterprise that quarter aimed,' manifestsitself th e S tran d, on Saturday night, attracted a very hour; the company not finally separating until ordinary intercourse and conersation* and that he it the City. Two important subject*, at the same brilliant audience; the boxes were filled with La- near seven o'clock. :hail also understood this rrtabriv was in a e ert tans of-enterprise, at home, now justly engsgc, dies, and the stage seats with Gentlemen, who - ----- - . - . measure iterelilare. as he bad a Mother who sid IS well as merit, public attention.—The present were very much pleased with the deception of cut- The Hon. Col. 111.emans M. P. for the county in a deplorable Mate of madmen. led that his (tinier ttate and City LOtterir4 are more than commonly ting off a cock's head, which he did in a masterly Tipperary, is on his win , to London; he is az:cous- bad been many yens afflicted in a siMeat wms • Stilled to this latter distinction. style. earned be his sister, Lady Emassara MATMEW. Verdict—Lunacy. - .. ._