The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

LYCEUM

The Rugl64 Opera commenced iti son. at this Theatre. last 'light. It wfe col.
oe nu
bv muck notrity, of which the most prow
feature was a reit, Rosetta. The 3nitoug Lady
um...opted th's character has an unfortailat
and dta out pos•iess talents of superior ,
enable her It, overcome 'llll great defect. lijkl•LEtr, fume the Theatse 11.1,d, GI
made h. r hrs 4 appearance ro a London
in the pint of behorah w.h.ork. Th,
passive% a perfect knowledge of the Stage.
well (pupated for the east of parts to whirl
SPARKS mud nt.. DAVENPORT appear to so
advars.isse. In the Force of hit or Min,
followed. little IittIGIIT was admirable.
TuarlN played tri.taity, hut nntler great dii
time, as the follower of Mr. dOHNSTuNE, win
mailable in Irish characters.—,llr. scrim,
sunning the mart of Cypher. the Sstyrist
Four-M-band Club, was placed in a strudel
lion. His Snug was encored, but the °ppm;
was an great it could met be heard. The ,
was crowdedatt an early hoar.

SPIRITED ACTION.

Extract of a 'mar from Mr. Francis Tregan
mustrr of the ship Mouses Bay. of Fetter
Ira hard Osamu. Esq. of litopehill. the
dew:—

• Torbay, nth May,
" I am happy to inform yoe of my arrival here,
morrow seespu frame being carried into as enemy's
t)u the Irk alt. in at. ao to N. ling. to ao tt. k
emspany with the brig Lively Jack, of Duldio, moss
tilierustclers, we tell iu with a French schooner prf
Which suns gave us to understand his intention In cal
.11 being a hoe breeze frost W.S W sad scenic the
full of men, I matte haunts my intention to the bail
heart -to, hot to mike a relining heist ; the better to
the carroy's attempts at boarding, and fur the bn:
the Ilotest sailor, to take his station close a-stem sal
to do his lieu, a. circulastauces required. AlAlt p
eoeius liege. his attack on our a eather-beam, within
abut, and, atter a brisk ;and, 1 flatter myself, well ,'
ire fur half an hour, be sheered off In the Murtha.
being a far superior sailor, herendered it useless La
sue him. At Sp.. he again made sail after as, and et,
ear a ake. I awn cut sorry our stern boat, and sleeted
stern guns. At ti, being within pistol shut, I opened
and after three or four of our stern goes, he sheered
ward, where se enraged him shout I: urinates, sod
finally abetted off, and stood to the southward. t
doubt hut he must hive sustained stone eunaidtrAle ,
his crew, ; for, twig to windward, his desk lay entiiel)
to our gral.e and eanieter shut, which I S2IV go -
@tumid him ::lc bad. I can assure you, hr did,
with ss, shirts our hell, masts, ricgiug, and sails, alto
hiss wilid,s ho. la the sails we have ermined
wend, grape, and musquet shut-holes, several of
mast and top.gallant shrouds and baek•stays, shut
um fore-top. mast much disilded, and sums danikte
deek. But law extremely happy to say, that sot Ai
our little erew ass the least hurt; they all behaved
gallantly, and deserve every praise sad esiconragereal
can only attribute their escape to hying so fin Mawr
includii.: toy 4.1 t, •of whim was a cripple
But I am to have uccasiosa to say, that the
company behaved in the most cowardly manner
particularly in the enemy's first attack, when Lk' task
toe trader our lee, while we entrap d him to winds,
terms in thee/rewind attack lie would hate ;11 i,d 111
w•y, bid I sot threatened to fire our h.,- gars, mi..
UAW him, after the action, I should, en go)
his cowardice haulm ia the public papers. 'the enemy
eaticr♦ its-poanders, artr. which acted b. thus
fur certain lam of his having two on the ur.sed
Thu weight of his shot I 'ace' tented, by badiug
cams through ours-lather bulwark, and .tort the cook.
odd tabor:sr, until them lodged is our lee main chains,
WI on boar .1.

" I aharerri) hope we shall he of the capture
aritosteeri we may then leant what damage we hal
him."

By a letter from Stourbndge, dated Jun,
appears that a large assemblage of colliers
others. to the number of a thousand, met at
oln.iit two miles from that town, called Lye
uu Saturray. and proceeded to acts of r
1 hey forced open a man'. house, and begs
surely srllin, hi, flour, haven, Scc. to the sur
ing multitude, at what they termed ►n
pr.ces. information was immediately seat
BIGG3, an active Magistrate of that town,'
shindy iipolied to Capt. Youtu„ of the 171,
g‘oh.., who is recruiting there. for his asmsh
hich, with his party, was instantly given.
proceeded to the scene of riot. disper.ed the
and, after much difficulty, secured two of tlr
active., and lodged them safely in prison,
rescue is threatened. The high price of pro,
was the cause of the meeting, and they op
be ripe for any mi.chief.

COAL MAIOLZT, Joss 4.
nips. Ship .4L Price
1.4 .. Newcastle Gaol 61.....• •••.
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miErmos or CREDITORS AT GUI LDII
ro-uonsaw.
A Mir Melia. tide d Lade Aleer-lirkia, breeches-

maker
Ow, James Emmett, and James Emmett, Gallml-
liffert. Wiwi

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.011r.re.

BIRTH.
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