The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-28 00:00:00

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Joelleholese. ' •• • v.,. 1.1
Jui IMMO oevewtoeleletek.
. TA. sates eon performed bete hilt eiSIR Its
ittreetion has trot seared flop revolting!! The
issues displayed a fell and foehisnoble us- s.
.14 Taglrt
, This house was lest night 'imined almost
soffocation with company callous to witness thE
repetition of Tem and Jerry, which weld of 'Nth
greatly increased atlas. This piece is competed*
a selection of twenty of the most hunternes and
diverting scenes from the well-known publicetilttf
called 1‘ Life la London;" and the secunsel
spirit, and vigour, with which they are execotedii
reflect, the highest credit on the tent and liberality'
of the proprietors, and on the industry end talentii
of all who are engaged in the performance. It is
somewhat lengthy hut the Admen and excellence
of every hurt would render it no easy task to decide
where it weld he meet stivieuble Ong ao curtail-
ment should be made. The 'number sod vneietr of
the characters introduced, the frequent changes of
the scenery, and the quest ity and cu in bre os ma tore of
the properties used is the representation, have eosin'.
bated in some degree to clog theoctiooof the piece oat
the two first nights of per:renitence, a fr. repeti-
tions will, however, entirely remove that defecs. and
last night exhibited an extraordiaery degfice of im.
provement in this purticolar. Mr. WIMIGN, with
his eharecteristic busk and floti..r, made Ike most
of Corinthian Tom. Mr. WILKINSON completely
ifiestified himself with the character of the eccentric
Bei Logic. Mr. CaILAILIN displayed a most
praiseworthy alacrity and indefatigable industry
in the personation of nine different characters, each
contributing largely to the interest cud humour of
the various scenes in which they were introduced.
Mrs. Watt LETT as Site, and Mrs. Wax* as Note.
played with moth spins and vivacity. and supported
their various transformations of character with great
sprightliness and eases se dicier's* Mir& nallaiSas-
LET in Jane: Sum Ladies also sung with much
sweetioss and taste several parodies on popular
sin. The whisk of the performance was received
with unqualified approbstiou and applause.

TWII OLYMPIC.
This interesting little theatre was well offended
last night, sink the several entertainnsews wows off
with eclat. The Eloise of Miss S. BOOTH, ill It •
Solitaire, was very effective.

RIO? At 191410 StrltßlYrallirill.

On Monday nig*. lisio Theatre wan ore mess of ..is.
cosefirsin,wad not, *nog to the following sircovastanes :
Al the usual time for the performaaces• to commence, the
musicians did not make their appearance in the grebes's.,
aid the audience became very impatient. Cites of " Over-
bore—l' mot “ Rothe," with whistling, eat.mills,
mid shouting, reminded from emery part of the Theatre;
but still so appearance of the play commencing. It ap-
pears that twenty-one of the musicians refused to go luta
the orchestra until Mr. Dibdio bad paid them their last
week's salary, only on week being in wear. NO entrea-
ties coald'isiduce them to play the overture, though they
were promised theirsolavy after. dee Bret piece. Mr. Dilidlo
thee agreed then eight sovereign among.* them, mid pet-
liaised to pay the remainder of the mosey due to them Whop
the fall of the curtain. They were all of one niiud, and
would have all lk mosey die before they thew a bow ur
sanded mtenneret. pIV. Beeguagle, the acting manger;
offered to bonen irespomeible to them for the mamma, amd
pledged Mewed the yams should be paid before the pions
gawked if they would go into the orchestra. They would sot
accept of Mr. Ws security, and when Mr. Sanderson, the
leader, made a similar (dice, 'behead unanimously rijeeted it.
The honor by this time was in a universal uproar. Mr.
Media wait to Thomas Evince, Esq. the Magistrate, why
resides at Widen-place, Lambeth, and iofoemed him Mr
the riot is the Throtre, calmed by the cooshiustios 'if the
musicians. The Magistrate sent fur Hall, !lie priacipni
conker of Usioa-hall, and. dispatched him and some consta-
bles to quell'the riot. The worthy hi-11401de did not Woe
warrens against the musician, besauso he doubted whether
they wore bond to commerce performing gaudier nib
before they bad beets paid their wages for the preceding one.
Before toe arrival of the Police at Ike Theatre, it was
thought prudent by the acting Manager, in order to quell the
distorbasee, to inform the house of the cease of the delay.
Mr. &navy's appeared on the stage amidst great raise and
cleaner, lad stated that a cumbisolioa had bees illegally
formed by the musician., and they refused to play (emu,/
was throws ou the stage, and there were cries of pay them
their salaries) males. they were paid certain claims which
they had bees promised' should he discharged that evening.
Undev time clegosostances he hoped fur their indulgence,
tad Mr. Sanderson, the leader, would play alone in the
oretiestre. Cries of "Very well: go oar dm.; but great part
of the audience were noisy. When the police arrived they
found the musicians lied all, excepting two lift the Thea-
tre; they promised to attend yesterday befiire the Magi-
strates at Union-hall, and meet Mr. Dibdia.

Yem.Tdq Mr. Diodes, Mr. Benguela, and nearly the
whole corps dommiligoe at leaded, but woe of the musician%
incept Ur.Sandersoo, appeared.
TN, Magistrates, J. It. Allen, D. King, and 11. Hedges,
Ea". refused to take cognisance of the complaint, and de-
ciliter!. Mein warrants against t►e bead, because they were
al opinion they were eel bound tp play till thew last.werVe
salary was paid. Complaint discharged.

M►ei BUNN and Miss Bovet are great favourites
M the Bath theatre.

Mr. MAWSIL is preparing for the good' peopif
of Hull the grind spectacle of The Coronation.
Mr. ALEXANDRE, the celebrated• ventriloquist;
performed on Friday last at the Mosic Liver-
pool.- Tire personation of • gamekeeper rising to
pursue his morning avocations amidst a chorus of
his wife, child, cats, dogs. and " the rest of the
family," was the most ingenious part of the per.
formance ; the cries of the infant child irresisti-
bly drew forth a loud' burst of applause from the
admiring audience.
, .
On Saturday the Emil of CRTSCART rode on
horseback from his house at Beofield to Spittle
Barracks, near IVindsor, to inspect the regiment of
life guards quartered there, of which he is Colonel.
The Noble Earl afterwards returned to Benfield.
Sir CHARLSSWOLSELEY, in passing homeward
from Abingdou gaol last week, addressed the po-
pular. at Birmingham who surrounded the hotel
where he plighted : the Baronet declared "he was
the same man as before his imprisonment"—" If I
desert you (said lie) in the hour of used—if I leave
you dining the mighty struggle fur England's
ltberty--if I commit soy action that shall make you
diomitutied with your 'legislatorial attorney,' Wu
Aix behind the cusp, and stone Aim to fkathi."
At his ilesirr, three cheers were given. for Hamar
fivx.T.,(Coaaty (.hronicle.)
Ai ntelsocholy occurrence took place on Monday
asorsiog:.Mr. Nino, of Mount row, Lambeth,
*god ga, ir.:t a period to his cUsteuco. by cutting
him throat.