The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-07-13 00:00:00

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Bl ue D ev il s , hi s ex c e ll en c e tit w hi c h i s too we ll pawa te _ ger Lady and the Misses Tit c hb oroe l e f t t h e L ou d on H I, Albemarle street, yeste r d a y, f ur t h e i r seat its Hens; known to the public to require our conimei s iratio n .. Sir BlearyTitelsboroe, Bart. left ditto on I tour. He never appeared in it to hatter advantage. Air. ' Lori& 'Citatory and the Hun. Misaes Needham are raj T. DIBRHI'II excellewt piece, The Heart of Mid ' moved from their house in Bruton-street to the London* 1..01/tion,, followed, bring the first time of its per- Hotel, Albemarle-ntreet. formatter at this theatre. Previims In the sisiag of The Marquis of Exeter has arrived at bin house in Haas- the curtain, Mr. Russel.!. came for-ward to inform Ow, from hie sent, Burleigh, I.ineoinshire. . Arrive,' tit the Royal Hotel, St. Jaines'n-atreet :-Si r Wm. the audience Van Mot EGERTON. who was an . Nathan. from Bath; the Rev. James Simmers from Ire- i flounced for the ;nut of Madge Wildfire, had arrived land; Bar H. Vywyan from the Continent ; Sir W. Burroughs at the theatre to a state of indisposition so severe as from Ireland; and Sir Henry Friar, from Lincolnshire- rest iared it impossible for her to do more then walk puparlarrs f rom dittos-Mr : and M rs . W est f or Li verpoo l ; through the part. Anxious, however, iu do her duty , T P. Browning for Devuashire ; sad Lord Trindestowo for 6 she was dressing for the character, and would atterip; France. - • • s to go through it as well as she *se able-the au- PASMONA EtLR PARTIRS. dience would thus be enabled to judge of her metre' ..s.—__ situation, and would, no doubt, with their aces).- Print-tea &tertiary has issued cards of invitation for a tomed generosity, accord her the indulg ence grand evening party on Sunday seal at Chandos Howse, which th a t s it ua ti on mig ht seem to req uire. Cavendish-square. Lady Ellrnborough has issued cards of Invitation for a Mrs. EOERTON accordiogly made her appearance root to morrow evening at her Inoue in Hantiver.square. lii the scene where Madge Wildfire is first seem, The Mareitionem of Silinberje whist party on Wedgies- but after the first two sentences, which she was day evening in arlineionaareet was attended by upwards of scarcely able to articulate so as in be heard in the s' - Notched pereins of die haul fox. belies, else was seized with a violrill tit of cOUgilltig% -Taylor. rout yesterday evening In Ot a ni. aftd was obliged to be led o ff the sir e. The both asimerously and elegantly att en d e d. peon will have a grand musical party this curtain the,, fell. and after a pause of *rune mi a bee house in Grusvo-- mites, Mr. RUSSELL again came forward and au flounced that in their present distress they had'. most opportunely found relief in the assistance of $ Mrs. VININO, of (;overt-garden theatre, who bowleg performed the part in the country, had kindly offered her services bur that evening, end as scion as she was dressed would have the honour of appearing before them. This al 1111 l interment was received with great applause, and after a further pause of several minutes, the curtain again rove, and tie piece wan resumed in the ecru,, where Madge Wild lat first appears. Mrs. VINING was greeted on '•her entrance with several rounds of applause, and the same tokens of approbation were frequently repeated sit silmoet every acetic of her perform mice, which wag a spirited, chaste, and torching portraiture of the unhappy manioc. Jeanie Defogs was feelingly performed by Mrs. °EGER. Madame VERTRIE imparted a lively interest to the part of Effie. Miss SMITHSON sustained with gracefulness mid ease the &gritty of Queen C'arolime. Mrs. &WORE (her first appearenre at this theatre) per formed Margery AlaViliacion, the plot whien her spirited statue has identified with her memory :at the Surrey theatre. Mr. MACKAY played The Laird of Dambiedikes, for the first time in London, In a style which gained him malty a grateful tribute of well errited applause. lt was it perfect personification riche character, as drawn by the inimitable Novelist of the North. This gentleman improves rapidly, as his acquaintance with a London audience advances. His perforinenca.of last night wee of u more deli berate characth; it had more of the breadth and . fullitesa of the original than his Mad Jerrie, and threw his Doesinie Sampson completely into the 'hide. It was a superlative piece of acting, and was duly appreciated by the audietice. My. FOOTE was a respectable representative of David Deans, aint Mr. Coopea Bare due effect to the noble character of the Doke of Argyle. The other characters nyaglises, , I out, E. Palk, 11c.... were respectably filled, a nd th e p e rf o rm a nc e w e nt off remarkably well, giving great vatisfaction to • were, G. Grenfell,Greydyr, 1,.... crowded said highly respectable audience, and briog - "..der, A. Cooper, &Polynesia, la. - announced for repetition with ;motet-al applause. 'aii, A. Ileauleerc, H. Bata, A. M. _ The farce of The Spectre Bridegroom, which cell, G or don. Hill, Thynue, C. E. Stanbops, germs to increase in favour with each successive re -ham, Rsinaden, Herbert, F. Manners, ".. Pinder, Greville, J. St. Clair, petition, concluded the einertainments of the night. A. Nairn, Barnard, Fre. COVENT-GARDEN. Tieknry, Peyton Far- The p p lay of Henry the Fourth wasperformed it. Ann Wilbraham, said, K. Wall. last night. The house was crowded to exceta at - iso, Corn- the rising of the curtain. The play was perforated and with its usual excelletice. The coronstion scenes, which were viewed with rapturous delight, con cluded with the national anthem. God save the King, which was sung by the *hole vocal strength of the house.-The farce of The Poor Soldier fol lowed, in which Miss BEAUMONT sustained the character of Patrick, mud received much and de served applause. NEW THEATRE, HAYMARKET. The comedy of Rule a Wile and here a Wye was presented last night. Mr. CONWAY per formed Leon, and manifeated the researches of a polished and intelligent actor, capable of discern- ' ing the nice purposes of the language which he hail to deliver, and gifted in every way to set them off to advantage. This is one of his best performances. His genius incite out fruits the circle of restraint, in which the rigour of his own judgment has on many Oil:Ca-101M too strictly confined him. His bearing was familiar and dignified ; he mingled ease with grace, monism impulses with lofty habits of thinking, and altogether justified the ; olden fortunes which dramatic providence awarded him. The applause was loud slid general, the result of surprised admiration, and the performance will take rank among the best specimens of the day. Miss Hot ce pet formed Margarine, and was only inferior to her accomplished lord mud husband. Her coo ception is untOrtoomely greater than her power of delineation, and this spin seems rather to result , from a lack of effort than a defect of orgasm She. is, however, too tensible and experienced to play., any part feebly. Her most impressive scene was that in which she admits the stratagem of the Duke.: and accomplishes leer reformation. Mr. DecattiO . was seen to much advantage in the copper Captain. His blustering was at once natural and changes tensile, sisal we never remember to have witnessed . him more fortunately anxious about the point of his dialogue. The scene between him and the Old Women (sustained by M . . HAMMOND and Wit.. LIAStS) was original and most volainsteal, and kept the house its a 'mallow-A paroxysm of laughter. Mrs. H. JOHNSON played Estifunia, we cannot say perfectly. The resolution and intrigue of spirit belonging to the original sreined to be the proper elemesits of her own mind. Her Unlike iii delud ing her coxcomb 4,00*e minor.' in itself the des-- perate coolness of sin, and the frank warmth of un tainted mita:rite.. She dearrna great praise for her tmaloct of the scene where she has to present the pi-col. I t is ii vilely' tig point. for the apparent delicacy which us requisite to every feminine chat:lt:ter In which youtlifulitera is still supposed to where. She managed adroitly, however, and her courage, though confirmed, hid II tinge which kept it distinct from the diameter of mule valour. Mr. V °LINGUA ~~ POETRY. .yn v-mt THE SOLDIER'S FUNERAL, .PtMYt• • ' (From Risehavoodre RdiabitrgA Illyezhee.] What hard iimpu Mese to sink 60 peacefully to real ? CIBILDS H•tOLo. Calmly he tined, the radiant youth, Whets still'd wee donors War's conimetioo, When Summer's trete were green, sad smooth The surface of the °caw : Well fur his sake may Friendship weep, Weep that, wheat battle toils were dime, ♦Yhrn Glory's wreath was bravely won, Too swiftly should descend his sou, O'er being's western steep ! 11 beard the roll of monied drum -1 beard the bugle's loudly wailing— As to the churchyard they were come With honours nought availing I saw the sad prove:rims move, With arms reversed, sad looks of woo— Tbe pall, the bearer. moving slow— The sword, and helm with plumy of snow, The cost-lid above. one , 11l rat. Weems dialmanousle.. aka. Tell.pon at -...totr.stmare. ALMACK'S. ball for the beason took place on Wed. nedialoMtnitig at three elegant rooms, winch wmi attended by nearly 500 dietingisislied cashionnbleas intincing commenced at the usual hour Were, • rieelock), and continued till nearly five yesterday tumulus. Among the admired dancers were— Earl of Uxbridge Lord Wm. Lennox Me. Haghes Mies Strum. • Lord Imaghboroogh Lady Molyeettz. How Mr. Rice Mies Nernst. Captain d'Este Mies Dawson. Count Caraman Lady Paget. Sr. B. Greer Ile Mom Fitzclaresice. Among otter distinguished montages present went... Hi. Royal Highness the Doke of Glemerster. Princes—De Leon, C3lillll, and &Melia. Mass,- Bedford. Wellington. Da Coigoy, and Gramagsba Ilageheents..-Well ingt?n, Bedford, Marlborough, Richmond & and Rutland. itael Marquises —Lusdoiderry, Titebeeld, chilly, Grabll,. sod Ragan. l:2 *AA Plarrhiowerses—Corovallie, Downshire, Huntly, Loads* deny, W•nehnter, Commiute, and Waterford. Earle—Jersey, Carnet-von, Cowper. Clitoris-girds.; ' is* bridge, Denbigh, Shaftesbury, Wilton. Aboyee,L.laawillimm, Westmorland, Clonmel, Rosalyn, Ayle.ford, MolitstUbarles, and Glengill. Countesses—Jersey, Anemia( Cowper, Chicheiter. St. An... lonia, Harrowby, ti a, &floe, Mansfield, Aboyam i l Sandwich, Carnervon, Clumnirl, Dowager Warwick, Grey, Avlesford, Clare, Mode!, Girard', and Westmeath. Lords—Grew., H. &menet, C. Somerset, Duncannon, Morpeth, F. Somerset, Burcher,h, Nugent, Apsley, Stop ford, J. Hay, William Pagel, Gwydyr, Molyneux, J. Bril lion k, Strathavea. G. Somerset, H. and W. &millet, Bing ham, A. and M. Hill, Palmerston, Boyne, Brodenell, Ellea borough, Howard de lValden, Douglas ' Montages, Bay sing, Kaolin,. Rim-ford, A. Hamiltou, Mammy, Dynevor, Gssulaten, Etna W. Lesinex. ladles—C. and C. Sontertiet, Row, Hotham, E. Low ther, B. CodringtoniStraelian, Perth, Morpeth, F. Co nyngliam, F. Soiner,,m, Borghersh, C,odriagiotr, L. Lamb. Arm, E. folk, Shelley, Jane Hay, E. Bathurst, Julia t aretre, G. Greufell,Gwydyr, M. Pelham, G. From, Gremlin's, M. Ryder, A. Cooper, Nlelyneux, G. Pagel, E. Murray, „Paff Gordon, A. Ileauterre, 11. Bagel, A. M. Dawson, C. Churchill, Grenfell, Gordon, Hill, Thynue, C. E. Stanhope, 111. Beauettre, C. Barham, Remaden, Herbert, E. Manners, E. Halliday, lambert, C. Pinder, Greville, J. St. Clair, Grey, Ducie, Scott, Montagu, A. Putrid', Barnard, Fre - - senile. E. Ed:cumin% Stuart, Tierney, Peyton Far ithar, .1. Fitzgibbon, C. Poole, 'Liddell, Ann Wilbraham, 7itrtescae, A'Coutt, J. Blatrlifor ' d, C. Macdonald, K. Wel . pole, K. Fitzgerald, Ellenborough. Fitzroy, Talbot, Corn swaths, J. Omulaton, Leman, H. Butler, E. Lowther, and Poulett. Croats—Alfred, De Damn, Pullin. Perignan, St. An toaio, Carman, A. Zamoisky, and Flalmult. rietwante—Falmentb, Rosambo, De Marcilloa, Chem pirgtrey, Valletort, Flawardleat, Granville, Sydney, and Corson. iscouletesses—Hawarden, Hampden, Granville, ~eproteth, and Curzon. Sirs—l'. Musrraoc,C. Hill, Robinson, H. Seim% A. Don, 'lt. Woodford, 3. Copley, H. Lambert, Peyton, B. Bloomfield, Twiney. J. Miley, W. Elliott, T. Liddell, G. Montgo mery, G. Jerningtmoo, W. Abily, J. Burgoyne, and Wm. Cumming. Bight lion. G. Canning, Mona. De Souza, Mr. Baukes, Pon. D. Kinnaird, Hon. Canodish, Hoc Mr. Petty, Mr. A. Ellis, and Mr. J. Stuart. Co/oeth—Strutt, F. Seymour, and Bowater. Captain D:Eme. -~ Prancing aloes with hoof of pride, UNCONICiIin of the sad disaster, Uomounted, led on either side, Behind its ancleet outatee,, • - . • The gallant war hawse followed; oft • To balite bad he brume his Lord, Nor started at the Cashing sword, When tromp... wog, when tattoos rosr'd, And smoke-clouds gluoni'd aloft. Then slowly, 'mid the new dug ground, taaw the sable bier derceodiug; The grave up—hie comrades rowed With heads uncover'd, bearliregi In pensive wtood I lured away, And frown the munarrafel octave did steal— Full sod end sere my Iseeni did feel, As sluice I heard the volley peal ttl>l • • strepless day'. - - • OW there they le re him ;—daisies grow Upon ilso trubilial wraps his bosom, Aed round the ereping breezes strew The hawthorn's river blowsy,' ; He hears so more the clarion sound— No more the helmet decks hi. Iseml— No more, in love, by hint are led His gallant troop—bet is hip stead Another now is fussed! „J s • t• Yes ! all must -die, and pea rat It t 001. The fair—the sohle-reerailts *ewe ! - • desolate—l dare sot vtOttp ;1"110 - To hear the Meesr sigh eerrliersve! • -..) Well may the lonely harem ache, To mark the grey sepulchral stone,.„ , • And liver the melancholy moon, • • rlar•• ••• • As the long grass and weeds upon The churehnoser's stelimit shake! - - The Dukes of You, CLARRNCE, and C•st sstutta. the Duchess. of GLoucarratt, and the I rincess A OIuoSTA, rimed the Klee yesterday. Yesterday Prince Leorotzt, attended by Sir . Ronal* GARDINER, left Hums fur Claremont. The Duke of C•IIBRIDGE and the Princess AUGCSTA dined yesterday wills the Duke and Ducheas of GLOUCESTER. 11'edoesday the Duke of GLOUCITATER dined anti Mr. ()BST, to meet l'iittoe Lsoroi.D. Wednesday the Duchess of- Gt.oucesTest dined whit the Duchess of Knrr, to meet the Duke and DI, cilts. of CfsA REIMS. the Prowess AOO in? A, &c. Yesterday the Duchess' of 'CLAR6NCE visited the Dtichrea . of Kctry $, kr residence in Ken • Pulree . . .. • - ..... • Buclies.gham Flame was yesterday erowitEd with • inakiiig their respectful iuyllirie. after the I bike of CASIBRIIME ; tortiong them were -Ihe Marchioness of Teraina, the Earl and Countess Yerabise, the Duke of %interne; Baron Pagel, the Mohair. sada" hom the King of the Netherlands ; the Bavarian Ali.' natty, Lord C. Manners, tile Attires Addington, Sir A. Hal. Gds', the ft• v. F. W. Womb, re. the Duke of Rutland, Lady • Betsssves, the Duchess of Wellioglow, Alt. and Mn. Grassi& Peon, Colonel awl Lady F. Stanhope, the Bishop of Lisearle, the Duchess of Moistruse, Lady C. Grebe* lady, Milimay, Miss Mildmay. the Lkurager Colorises of Itsreours, the Marquis Corisuallts. Lord Langfuld, Lord Thiamin, Lan of Chatham, the Margolis of Winchester, C.ilonel Upton, Colonel Brand. Colima Wynyard, Lord • Belstitsrli, Lord Bete•fuld, Missre —Hvglves, Macdonald, G. Howard, Bridgeman, !inv.!, and Bloomfield. Meschnses—Fitzberhert, Canning, and H. Baring. Misses —Seymour, Canning, Flisrlarface, Sirult. /Won, Hamilton, Calm., Palk, 110T11111, Hutson, Howard, Codring km, Lordlier, Barham', Remakes, Halliday, Fremantle, Lid dal, Wilbraham, Flizgrrald, auil Talbot. Ili* Serene Iliglitiess the rrigoing Doke of 1 ; ;AE-MILIWnlIGEll If% hie way to that icountly. to pietirOt . at h. 111s.irtives Commotion, after which hi. Serene )lighurus wtll sprial some tune with hip amiable asid illustrious Sister, the Duthrss .f Ci.sacrict. Lietstrositt EDWARD HALL, R.N. It-ft town • few skis Igo to teen his Serrue Iligh- Hess at Cslsiv. m A s o raay.—The installation of Sir C. COLE. M.l'. for Glamorganshire, as Provincial Grand M as ter of South Wales, took place on Thursday, at the New Public Rooms in Swansea, which were opetied fur the occa‘ion. The new Freemasons' Roll at Newport, Alononoutlishire, was dedicated on Tuesday, by J. 11. PIOGII/RIDDOE, Esq. It. W. Grand Nlaster fur Bristol, assi.ied by his Provincial . Grand Officers; the W. Ilasters; Officer*, and Brethren of several Lodge* in that and the adjoin ing provincea attended. Wrenn Co LOUR Patwritacc.—A large Collec tion of the 'nolo faithful and highly-finished Copies Goon the OM Maters, will form Prises in TOM K Irliti'S PlC 'rum LOTTERY, whirls is en the eve of Drswine, and which atm) coolants sets of several of the gnitideit Works ever itablkhed. The ; new and useful plan of ventilation which has lately been introduced into Liverpool by I.h. MIT Lan, lea been brought fairly into action, un der Inc owe immediate miperintelitlence, in the 'tinge and commodious charity schools, calculated fur the' occommoilation of 700 children, l a t e ly erected in Jordau-stiret. The Committee of Ma. pagensi;tst have authorized pis to state, that they consitlcr 11 S•speriment, which is the first that has %vett +ode in This tolls MI a sew Iluildpitg, its have roMpletefir succeeded. The rooms hero a Erre tit truktis.,. of air passing constantly through them,' without any annoyance from partial current., which renders the air within respirable, her, and whole some; and the Committee recommend the plan to the inspretiou of all those who take an interest in the ventilation of public buildings.—( Liverpool Corrier.f A halo From our ciorrespossikat at Dover, dated , 11th July (Weriureala)), says—" Thiii day invited Prince llaTartruivT, also die. Rasmus' Nlirtibier aiUl t!,e Sicilian Anuirdanlor, all hover la?aii;' The milliners' houses in the west enil of the town do i.nt and activity Met insight Imf eil*Citi! . l!l the lor•sut twenieut. • is stliri o led m the west .uu natter. of Freuels. &emirs • with which Ladies of. the first donnietiriu bier provided i!i.inselres. They runiist chit ny or tie' VUVltfrd Mllll geld . slid • tilvir lama, and pre less expeutive 11 , ..1/ Esiglisli 4 I eyStP. IVrillipodorevorseog the Lord* of the Privrectuweil assembled it** Royal Cockpit; W lot elsall,'lO like 1.4 uctossittliiiitioss a st u 'sober of cl*Smo shit hive beets I.i . ..wed M Ilw ter for their-derision 1111111 - • The'COoll . iii I:umt. The' bruit Prrkitlent, 644 . 14Attuoirsu , EY ; Ibd Mmes tl# fiero r , flake. of Vox- TROSE the Duke of CLARENCE. Marquis CAN -I)FN. the Sreietartek of State for Abe flume moil orcigs. A Niro. the President of the Beard of T rr, dr , &C. atlet:sletl. 'rhrir Lord-hips ex/mined grout closely of books. doeutnessto, sold soestot itowswo.rtipti, and c..ufirdted some •of the clams, 44.1 dial Word to.lxis. ~ww~ ~~ .'t'..)~ a :.' . •"t)1 .T . 7 MI sett osisel.sirortorErsatt le orreriseli.sevoroT VA tat-eV:tit • 3isitYrwels .p.mstra”.• a of Ny..,,c..ta ~....i.4wyt :-1rtiv.••,.....1 P '' 111 .1" 1 In .V'. ll ' . ' ' ' '''' I P " g ' * * U..; . ;11..2 .. C ' ; r, I SP . . 7 4 ;.) 0 trti fiPo') r . 1.13"*.; . P . ) 41{11a ' , MIT , 1... , I , : ....i - ron le t i .'i: . wood .• s 11 {4 t.l 4 ;ilS'i I. P.I , a i • r Ice, ti i.i. urea • o -::. I . •,. I .::7b l ^ 'a a-)' !mill Ms/ • :,. ..iiiii , , , cr..i w-J.l :i. • J .1. ~- . ' ' 1 " 4 ;1 ; ''''' :tanned Cacafoeo, Sad Mr. FAULICIISZ liii boßosarrolt. kr, with good effect, es far as the tarts permitted. _.a te _ . •'s"•s play gave uudivisted satisfaction. ind the cots- • ' . - •!; ' • '''•tHe camersori. , •,. sr' • ; i rims was followed with loud utid continued up; Ir4 / 4 " 1 ”. sft"'?uut Mr. *mute wad fa !boo* et` , , *rawer its *kick be is to appear before the Kim is illfost tadte. - ' • psittiler Mall: It m i g ht h r terme d a dressed re h earsa l . so d 1,01.141 Of kRA-110USIt. . Ariiry'ti nd A G, inp li k u il v ite: io ne lp h ere ad tiodbomx..a epos this l t Pr • seire Last 1401 the Musical drama, elniuteurs and inlay a Actors, ,was performed •as thus thi acre with WI- witn e ss th e perimmtaiste of .the Cliampirts. The •Darbesa o k :ec uarssiberso, No tO a o lpr ir iii l l-i i- t n . an i l u y : su i t eT u t :f . . l. l g a .. r h m la oi i li o ur ioh i C i a c w :u roh i na i i : e l pu .hrite se h i t :d e a r m u i f b ;bw i age h r e it ' is oo t tord ir ::::st ii rel7. l 7l. l 4: , diminished attractiors. Tile characters, wridtorrt exception, were usicommonly well supported; Mr. Metall? particularly curitribuied to keep lip the tuition is to lido oil ofi l i t i t s h a ra lt . a . s t i n dir s tse i , interest of the performance. by his hismoion* deli- the day of the CortNlSillon , is quite familiar 10 the public eye. • citation of the hostlisig teatuager. The near piece. :a ai ro, m a ir s: o hi ld iw s k i s a ge ni r l , w a h ud ite to li ag anwe iscel a t a ti .l tn i :d " ° l e o . ' is' Dream , followed , and th e entettainments of the e re v ei : oicer,,,eludet r wiii, the popular piece, is pa le ra m phe e rn o ah l a snix, ac t i t.o t rool of trumpets, and the pomp mud He Jealous? Lit the letter the archness - cud vivacity to have been most j,,,l,,,,,, a ' A P y ru se r i e e l 7l l4. 474 d hir pu k :'..7 l ".i. a :.: .pf Miss KELLY excited universal applause. Miro Champion is • Jae young snare, abut five fret ten t : inches in !CARR looked very pretty end interesting in Ilse height, and sindeitlit tuition of ler. Blythe, the riding.etavor 'teiteracier of Mrs. Brbstoser. The whole went o ff• •t Aillty's, has snide great progress towards giving whit to his character at she town •tion. The armour weighs sap - Stith. great eclat. The house diaplayed a crowded wards of SfSelliy pounds. The Champion on helot &mod and fashionable medicare. amounted Kis charger with very little assistasce, sod h e SADLER'S WELLS. immediately rode across the stage, booing to the ladies; THE QUEEN. he deer backed his charger wish considerable ease suit ".1 Last . 1 night 'ter MAJESTY honour e d thi s The a tre one o f hi s feet acc i dentally touching one of the side scenes, va. ~prith her preaence, and experienced, as ton all fu- which fell down, he remained perfectly quiet. The Chant later DECisslOos when she hes appeared in perbille, the pion was stalwart his helmet and Plante of feathers; these to r tior artierto Mot beiax Anished. •At the request of several 11sra rtv cosigratulations of the people. 'ICS 1%115.. et the Ladies, She Champion, in the must gallant maulter appeared in the ride, and t ro tt e d rowe d i t : . I times AMITY'S intent' )))) having been gesieially konsii„ a • *sat concourse of people iii bath sears NeaVellhit'd at Mr Dymooke retired fur *short Period, pad thew rwirtiMest an early hour in the neighbourhood-of the Theatre. is the old snit of armour 113 which be bad been daily reheats log to gratify the sight of the Nubility and Gentry present. Her MAJESTY arrived presiaely at hall-loust sox `O'clock, attended by Lord and huge 1100 D mid the e C i ntsidering it ism the Arm time the Ciminero. rode is t demb l e av e y ff s , o ct it . of ge arsho dei d t s he perform c ed e his part r with eunsi :. r. Alderman WOOD. Mr. F.GEETON stud Mr. wouticed by th e Ladies to be a y p e P r e v ar e a le n l on, l t andl iii goL as ta i sl u e.. - , lIILLIPE had the i r .Ikotour of tilirititing her Ma. AMITY to the bog prepared fur lien . reception. It During Ike dititt time Mr. D ) iiiiil.e took in pouting tin the armour, Lady Guidon, Lamb, after the ensurer of our ient toes the box next the singe to the left of the :ludo limo:, b a . nd bo with all the heroism of the dem of chivsliy, rodonce, and was elegantly fitted up fur the occasion. On her MAJESTY'S ertiertig the thentre, which was d, iii m i rti herfije ,, rse o d f s w ii : e th iC sh il e aln ea P ., et:trues the cam e, and liiiirlhipillSpiii ) ed ill bucking thi.spi'rgi;:irleLiosal.gi a gi lity " crowded to excess, there was one unisersul burst-of approbation which lasted for several =mut. s. The Champion, on the morning of the Corwuatiou. it is said, is to lie escorted from hi. home iss Hill—erect. When the epidemic had partially subritled, the entire corps sbansatique came forward and sung Bet kelev.squarc, to hi s st a bl e i n P a l ace -y a rd, b y • hurls of the nitwits! anthem, the performers as well as the Life Guards. the audience Aisiging at the end of every Vera • " God save the Green." The etrterletimsetri aof the evening, The Moordigin Hot. anti Harlequin at Hesse, do hot call for any particular tiolice, as •i they must be well known to the public, at least i to that portion of it sit the habit of visiting that very I mtrective place of oututeturot ; at the clove of the latter, which consisted principally of a variety of pantomimic tricks, fur the entertainment of the I lovers of laughter, her MAJESTY rose to retire,. I The performers came tor ward mild repeated God 1 save Me Queen while her MAJESTY Cutillotted mending. The song was encored, and at one periled the female th vocalist* sung with peculiar ! doh. emphasis (at the sense time bowing moat grimes- I the as... fully to her MAJEJITY) l i Lung May Me reign'" 1 •• a blue . which celled kith thunders of epplause. Her 1 1 tthi, drums rough : " ,1 sleets D d , I!. ‘ Msditirrif they bowed to the audience, and re tired to her carriage, which was drawn up in the they i : P i t a y r a e l ii n : Kt t e ..... garden tat the back of the theatres, which , with all attended on the °minim the sdjpiiiing avenues was most fencifally illuntio She Duke of Essaaex, who . meted, Her MAJESTY drove off, followed by the I prevented by urgent trosimus. acclamations of the assembled multitudes. We I. ei l h i r ."'"Y assembled did •. g o'clock have great satisfaction iii wiling. that there wits 1 'mg a bawle discordant voice to niteratipt the Intr. 1 crrr Bo' snotty of the evening. We could not discover any i - of those " lovers of order" et have observed at the I COP' greater theatres. There was neither the fawning sycophaut, the pensioned •pplatider, nor the Rear -1 Co Y ss e n s c il i e l td al% r - It tend Moraliat, who testified Isis stischnient to his i co , tfi „ ed hy faith by insulting his QUEEN, and then tnernly i 0,„ if Pkulktd for protection behind the gown which he i bum's had disgruced ; her MAJESTY was received with the i , l''' warm, uobought, mid heartfelt approbatiuu of a generous. people. irk ' t; . / r irtar:k it 1M *LV:. Jr .... Mr. BRANDON'S benefit this night at Covent garden Theatre will derive additional interest from the first appearance of the two Misses BRANDON, his daughters, whose vocal talents give prioni.e of superior excellence. The house will overflow with rank mod fashion. Every one must lament the damp which the late cold weather threw upon Vauxhall-gardens. They will rejoice to find that it is dissipited, and that this fairy scene will re-open on Monday next. A SPy.—We have the best authority for syaling , that MITCHELL, the spy, whom Mr. BAINES ex posed at a meeting of the county of York, and whom our readers will recollect Mr. LAMETON ob served upon at the Dothan' county meeting on the Manchester transactions, as a man deserving of execration to the latest posterity, is at present is this town.—(lVetccustk Chronicle.) The official returns of the population of this city (Edinburgh) have not yet been received ; hot we have seen a statement, which makes the numb.-es i n Edinburgh and Leith amours* •to nearly 139,000, which is an incrrnse since 191). .a 35.000. Popu lation of Aberdeen, 44,776—including stamen, 46.500—increase since 1811, 9.406. The popula tion of the parish of Leslie, in Fife, by, the census just finished, amounts to 1,012 males, and 1,188 females—total, 2,200. In 1801 the population of this parish was 1,609. aud in 1611 it was 1,892. The increase is to he attributed to the si • g wills and bleach-fields in the partsh. • Another great Capitol told by BilH!!!—On Tuesday last, the 1011. instant, No. 19,515 was drawn a * Prize of 16,0001. Consols, which, with several other Capitals, was sold by Row, at his fortunate Offices, 4, Corshill, and 9, Charing-cross; who also sold No. 14,041, a Prise of 21,000 L, and lusher Capitals, in the prevent Lottery. The following is the present Rich State of the Wheel! all of which oust be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, the 17th instant, and the SATURDAY following, being the final conclusion of both the Lottery and die Contract, when of course every Prize swam be drawn 1 2 « 20,000 Consols 40,000 1 • 15,000 Consols .. 15,000 2 2 . %IMO Consuls 4,000 ' 2 . .. 400 Consols ti 400 .. • 250 Consols 1,500 2O t • • 41 . • 50 1,015 1,100 . ll l ls. Money ... 12,705 Every Ticket draws. the next day is sure to he a Prize, rod One.bslf of all the Capitals and oilier Prises roust be drawn that day; consequently, on the neat Day of D raw i ng there will not be any Monks. A few warranted undrawn Tickets sod Shares arc still on Sale at RISH'S Offices, 4, 'Combat, and 9, Cbsriog•cross, London, and by Ins Agents in the Cuomo. THE CITY ARTILLERY CORPS. _ • Yesterday afternooe the ceremony of consecrating the co lours of the shore corps was performed is the artillery ground, Remhill-row. At Eve o'clock the carps assembled on the parade in hoot of the Artillery Howse, wheu several parties of tulles aid gratlemen wire ailunitted tale the ground, and at we o'clock the officers larstmyli. the colours from the house to the ,put on which the corps were 11/awn tip, in a half circle, the drools being piled in the remote, the colours were then placed in the groom!, near the driving, when tlw Rev. Arr. Hall, the Chaplain of the regimes., adverted in full canonicala, aid cousecrateil this colours', hy readoig a prayer, of his own eOrapossiawm, verb stritahle.to the purpose. - The (Moors were then mien, sod delivi red to the Ensign :on bring unfurlrsi they displayer/ • the more of the corps, emblazoned in a moat tasteful Foamier so a blue ground, the Euugu advancing to the cent.e, :be drums sod fifes playing a martial air. The corps thee overt through their military evolutions, and fired several volleys; they appeared in good order, and (pile in military conditiou. His Royal Highness the Doke of Gloucester was to hare attended on the occsaies, in the FOAM of his royal relative SIM Duke of ntsaaez, who is Colonel of the corps, list was oreteentiol by urgent hastens. • The company assembled did not quit the grosud until past eight o:c40.11 „ CITY BUSINESS. COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday Sir R. C. Glyn presided at a Court of ,Commo• Council a- locum femora fur the Lord A/ayer, who is still confined Ivy illness. Ott • Reporl from the Gaol Reproofs; Committee, two bowls fur similes raised by the Croy, &e. were sealed. The Court agreed with a Report fry. the Citninsistee-Kiie General Purposes against complyirig with the request of the Governors of Clirisee Hospital fur a• alterstitio to the • lairs fur regulating carts, dec. A Report from the Committee of City Lands was agreed to, for a remuneration to Mr. Scott, principal eleik to Mr. Clifllherbiol, Gtr propsdise sundry calculations. The Committee General Purposes delivered in a Re port, on Petition, from A. Saul, praying to be admitted to the freedom of the City.-i—Aluti,m agreed to, recontmeediug it to the Court of Aldermen to re-consider his Pei ition Th. sitar Committee made a Report upon the hailiti of lrhule.ale dealers to take up their freedom —Ordered to be pointed, and a ropy sent to each naesher. It wag referred to the Committee sir COI! Lands to toririder the propriety of compelling persons bedtime situation, sod offices moiler the gift of the Court, to effect illeilfaUltS on their lives, sod so report their opinion thereon.. PEDRSTRIAMISAL A match from Kensington to Salt Hill mid beck, forty mike, fur 100 guineas, was undertaken yesterday men - oleic early he • %Ir. Reshorough. His lime will seven boor., ri n d he did the first fourteen miles is Iwo hours, and reachiii the distance within the three hours. He refreshed at a friend's house a (matter of an hoer, and did six miles in the fourth hour. He had ruder five mite's's hour to accomplish the undertaking, and be felt no incouvenieuce4lolii the last Iwo miles, hot he had twenty-lent tatuutey to do them to, awl he won by three minutia. ' • LI B ERA L LANDLORDS. The Rev. E. Rooth, Vicar of Friakney, at his last half year 'a audit, made a reduction of ten per emit. to his tithe builders. The Rev. R,Clsulnieley hart returned to the occu piers in the parish of Waingeet All Smote, 10 per rent.- on his tithes mid rent,. The Rev. --- Piers, VKiair of Friatou and Sutton, Doric*, has lowered his tisbes2o per cent. In addition to Sir Thomas Clifford and other Staffordshire Gentlemen, we have the pleasure of stating that the Mar gni' of Stafford has directed his steward at Treotham-hall, to inform bra sitimeruters tenants, that at the enlisting rent day they.will have a return of 10 per cent. upon their hal r year's seat. Two other Noblemen, of very extrnstve estatis in this taeighbonrhood, have also intimated their isiteisihnia of lowering their rents. S. Jervis, Faq. of Dar1a,,,,,, rr turned 15 pee emit. J. C. Mirth-Iy, E. g. has lowered his land, near Walsall, 50 per cent.—(StaffurdsAfre Paper.) • • 44 _ _ Tuesday night, about 12 o'clock, as M r . 111 Yam, , 4 11 of Wild-atreet, Great Queetisstieet, was enterite2 his .4 passage, he found • boodle tied op tightly Kith it %a ig, and covered with blood. Thinking it was a .1 bundle of meat which somebody left there, he look it up to his room, when, on opening it, he found the dead body of a child. BAtTLETT. a beadle, was seat fur, and he conveyed it to St. °ilea's AVorkhoose for a Coroner's Inquest. Wednesday evening Mr. ATKINSON. of Parker strtet, Drury.lane, had a party of friends at his house to spend ifie evening. lie partook of tea with them, apparently in good health and after which he quitte,l them for the purpose of feed ing his horse in a stable adjacent to Ins house, hut remaining longer than Was expected, they became . alarmed, and a female, tanned Ct.usv, proceeded to • • ,•:i• the gable, where she found him lying oat track, a corpse. A medical all attempts were uselesslelittokruin was restore ti aeekillaanttt",olii. ' ~. •-• • •.» • • . . . • .4 1 ♦ . MQ` - .F" N adlt rfo ; - 7. , I • 4 4 L 4 1 .? - • iat.o 4 +u • •.‘ 0.,A :0 4 :tat: ~~ .i- SP.. meg' '7llll , IrLl ,f ▪ t •••s• • 7... r.• "" t '4 .71.% • . it "I " 'I .set 1.., . 4 ', T. . .4. W7lllll 7 11 9 • 1