The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-19 00:00:00

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This Theatre eontinties its ittlactions with un-
abated vigour, and reeeleet in return a full propor-
tion of public patrore4e. It was last 'tight honour-
ed With the attendance of an overflowing and
fashionable audience. LSS•roir performed the cha-
racter of Peter Fin with his usual success. In
delineating the strange peculiarities of this humo-
rous fishmonger, there is • copious field for his dis-
play of those rich powers which never can be exer-
cised without communicating general delight and
satisfaction:
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The young Lady who made so successful • debut
in the character of Rosetta, repeated her perform-
ance last night with increased effect, and obtained
the suffrage, of • crowded audience. She seemed
to have formed a more correct judgment as to the
compass of her voice, and avoided the too abrupt
transition to the higher notes, which marred the
execution of some of her songs on the first night
of her appearance, and the character on the whole
was supported in a more coign and pleasing style.
The duet with Mr. PEA BM AP. " Together let as
range the fields," after • long contest, which served
only to render the triumph of the victorious party
more distinguished, received the honour of an encore.
Mr. BitoaDutlasT sang one of Moose's Melodies,
" Believe me, if all those endearing young charms,"
very sweetly, and the opera was again.ennoduced
fur repetition.

VISIT OF TIIS
PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP DNIVNARI:

MONMOUTH.

On Thursday evening their Royal Highnesses the Prlo4llll
and Princess at Denmark, with the Count sad Comatose
Gold* his Regal Highness's Chancellor, Madame Dam,
Mademoiselle Gowirien, the Chevalier feels, and Mr. Ad.
ler, Secretary to the Prince, arrived at the Swam and King's
Arms, Rosa, where they were welcomed with a merry peal
from the belts of the church, and pasted the night, for the
purpose of making the excursion dowo the Wye, from theoce
to Mouanomth and Chepstow, on the following day. After
etpresaing themselves highly gratified with their entertain.
"seat, they left Roos on Friday morning amidst the act-lama.
Hone of a large concourse of people. From the Meese pro-
duced ea her voyage to England, the Princess, with her
ladies, came to Monmouth in their carriages; but his Royal
Highness and the Gentlemen embarked on board Mt: tire,'
boat at Rose, sad arrived at Mminsooth *bulb!.'ream O'clock
in the afternoon.
As their iatended visit ro,dommicialejte early part of the
day, the 61819etirCliatte• Heath, Esq) waited apse the De-
mur! (12;e6 r.asstrwith her Royal Hichatem), req=4", ;(6:
keen:kit was dm wish of the Pelee* tit ""'" 'a hi.
groblic character, as the Chief Manisteeso wdb his "sedate.
10 olliec, would do themselves' tho oaour of Paliall 0417
attention sod respect In that
power
snowed travelling i;Or--but if he came in his
of Coast Moltke, he *mild as •
private iag.,,,airraecompatty the Secretary to the Irate, aide
Ind receive ina Royal Highoess, with the istestios of strew-
log the .omisgoished strangers aseh parts of the town as
we afford the most interest during their short stay. The
latter only being accepted, the Chief Magistrate and Secre-
tary proceeded to the Quay, and oa the lauding of his Royal
Highness, gad the purport of the visit being explained, the
Prince recOVed the Mayor in the most gracious manner, mad
walked with bin, from thence to the Beaufort Arms inn ; os
his coeliac in sight of the bridge is he proceeded down the
Wye. *here a large portion of the population were waitiog
to receive him, the Burgesses band of music, in a boat its-
Hosed Air that purpose, greeted him with 'tailcoat sod popu-
lar iths until be landed from his owe veiled, and coatinued
their volunteer efforts during the whole of the party's silo
$Oll/2 at dm hotel. It is needle', to remark the great de-
gree of Interest all ranks took is paying their respects to
these distinguished ladividuala not only to their walk to the
los, bat also iv their walk to y the remains of the
cootie is which Hooey V. was burn.
On his arrive! at the Beaufort Arms his Royal Hicharas
Istroduced the Chief Magistrate to the Pinter's, by whom
be was most graciously received, and was requested to
favour them with his company at dinner, which honour was
accepted, and soon after three o'clock the whole company
est down to an elegantly furnished table, at which it was
' scarcely possible to say who was the moat desirous in paying
their attentions to the Mayor, and with whom they kept up
• cheerful conversation is English during the whole of the
repast. Previous to sitting &we to dinner the Mayor ob-
,served to his Royal Flightless that he should eossider it an
increase of the honour be had personally received, if lie
would permit bin to introduce to her Royal Highness his
family, for the purpose of presenting the Princess with his
*count of the country their Royal Highnesses WERE then
guiag to visit, which has most cheerfully conceded to,
both by the Prince sal Primer's, sod as woe as the diluter
was &visited, the Princess called opus the Mayor to fulfil the
wish be bad before expressed. These females, on being in.
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