The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-09-23 00:00:00

TYPE JUBILEE.
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We have taken some pains to tweet/an the Af-
ferent modes iu which it has been recommended
to celebrate the approaching entry ef His Majesty
into the fiftieth year of his reign ; a subject which
has engrossed the public attention for some time.
'f he Tallow-CYmottilers recommend a general
11.1.VNIEXATION. It is the most effectual swede,
they ati-crt. of displaying the loyalty of the people.
The 'nears advise, that every mast should appear
in a new suit or the Wiudbur uniform. Ilis lujaltir
will then appear as stiff as buckram.
The (.I.ohiers back the recommendation of the
Tailors, simply -whiling, that the cloth be of lin-
tish manufart ure.
The Butchers colound, that there shoot{ heat
general feat; but with this difference—the r,7rctr,e
butchers are for rnitim~ their loyalty wholt,de,
roasted oxen and sheep, while the cutting butchetx
are in favour of joirts.
Th.. It:co:cent Debtors that the
sad lock-up houses lw ail thrown open. The
f;aulurs, Lawyers, mud Bailies, tomceive that li-
berty of this kind would tend to lieetitiouatiesl.
The Obi Maids contetal th.it ai:l wen, be:
herrn 17 141111 37 yeas of age, be compelled to
marry ou that day, a:nl thus endeavour to WI up
the chasm left in our polio:abut' by the late Exp:-
ditiotitt.

The Milliners recommend all the Ladies to ap-
pear in Mew Jubilee caps and bonort4.

I M PROM PTU,
•N TUE MARINIAGEDII MR. EVAN EVANS, AND Mhf

31A4\

/Ant may thy Mate of wedlock be ;
Nos Carr* ortNe, nor grit, sup,
And Bud/clan be t4ught
'fu make the (.44k0 all Err., . f►r

Yesterday munnot.l Ifis Itla.tE5TY, the Dote,
of KENT tilld CUMIIERLAND. Prillef,MA At.,AsTat
and SoVIIIA, 13y Ludy E I.Y,
FITZROY. and Coioori .14Y1../R, loqio in Wiuthue
Pod:. retitructl to the Palace •t noon.

Charley the present pubs- es,nr of tfin.-
mom, rcceiu•d, uu tVe.".ne.diy, the hut:our of a
visit from the gneen and Prince:in,.

The 114,11 Party were expected about two, and
arrived cx•tetly at test titer. They tiquie by 041.
lands, Where they left their guards and csrriuges,
taking the carriages of the Doke of York ; w the
tirbt of nJ,ich tart the Queen and the Duchess of
York ; iu the see ui,f, the Princesers Augusta, Eli-
zabeth, and .*4ophia. Tide only ecun: y invited,
lwiiides the Ropil Fomily, writ the Earl and Coo IP.
less of Liverpool, bat the entertainment Wil3
ex—
tremely
The Royal Party, after a short tour in grounds,
went :Inky, iit lour, to Oathatids. where they dined
with the Duelieas of York.

The Earl of C.Amoto retorned, ;•esterdny, to
lass seat, the 1411derne". Kent.

l'he Countess of Essex intends et:tenting to
town, next week. front IVorthilig.
The couoto. of Banat MORE Is Lnulaled to take
her usual moiiiing
The Goose dna wits eanght last night hissing it
Ciiveat-t. u, was not the volehrstel
Gorey, lint a l'aikr's Geese, from the vitiiiity of
the thieri:-liinise.
Miss e .t:Ar...stvi, from the lath theatre, trot& her
debar at Cheltenham. on Thur3day last, for the
benefit of Mrs. :Vinous, in the parts of Orrila, and
lit tiv IllarizteJ r .
The Cut I:ntler, who lois ls with en much vii‘.
egaiiitt the lietr prices at euvent-garden
Theatre, h.a. long situp foi,4nt the oil prices In his
shop. lie now tliaves for ti 4/11-eis prove ; he fur-
itovrly shared for a isen,,l.
The statue of Lord et.son is finished at Bir-
iningli.sin, and will be erect..i in the market piece,
oa or before the casino-4 '2l-4. of tittutier (the au-
int...Teary of the giur%Wns it Tory of Toff:Alger), soil
sia ho splendidly illuiumAtM the ,2,5 th of the 511.11112
1134/11(b.

Mr. Ittoica closed his engagement at the nir-
iiiissalsans the.s:re, Last night, with his own benefit.
The new Drop-scene at Covent-gartlen is not to
remain; a 11CW itithalUlat is to be the grand
drop.
Cheltenham arrit•als

S:r. Henry •tl•uutp.••n, Sir Georr,r Nickell, Admiral MIIN
C 111131141 0:11.1 Mrs. O'Hara. 041)1)0 Nasuis, 4laj.•r Macrae,
!.or, Major 4uiu, Cart.a,a Ilarrition, Lieutenant Aphis,
Liertenaat %Valium:am, Miss Moyle, Mr. Barllvinaa, Mrs-
. .

OliTharACßy 1:10, THOMAS PAMELA, Esq. was
circled Nlayor of Canterbury, for the vii-tong year.
His Grace the Lnrd Archlri.hop of CANT:I'-
81W( ionised through Canterbury, /1 I( 11 a part of
his family, on ltloiolay, nu a visit to his Note-in-law.
the Ilot,. and Rev. Ilt L.H PClitY, at BisbOpligifiril.
t 1 Grace intend. to hold an ordinatiou ut the
Cathedral there on !int:day nest.
Shonlil the liceatiolltillYMl that it present dis-
t:Tar:ea this itietropobs, in respect of Covent-garden
Theatre, be lintel) longer persevered tn, the mid-
dlitig and tipper classes of society mean to assert
their right; to the r iijoyment of thratri..al
unlit, from a lrich thvy are now (I.•barreil by 11 11:11.•
1.11 111' gidd'y yoni, titeo. Tile pit and bt.‘,
he fully taken and occupied by the for public, and
t h.. rioters 'nay the., .o.semble io the streets, and
bellow theme:44;es into the cucody of the watch-
moo.

At Lord Atiefres 9,41 e of live stock, nt Shag-
boimiirli. last week. 400 %heel, of the most im-
proved Lticester nod South UOW I) tweeds, sold st
good prices; es did upwordo tit Go hood of cattle
of the celebrated Stiitiordsiiro lonl;•6orned breed.
The Duke of Bt.r.sruntl, who was ou it visit at Sling-
borongh, attended the role. Mint of the Nubility
and Gentry of StaffunWvire and the neighbouring
counties. ,lm devote a portion of their tune to the
rational and :a:numb-Ale pursuit of improving the it
posset,ions, were pro.ent ; as were till6ll a number
of Noblemen and other, from difFe-cut ports of the
knowing], also make it au 011.1 t to trace the vari-
ou.4 improvements winch are inakios in the brox4o
of late stuck iu geuisral.

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COVENT-G.4RDEN THEATRE.

Kreat do the attractimis of the ►ow (moil is new.
•mphatu:a:ly cAlle(1) continue to be, thatlieThauttre
ass completely tilled last evening., brifore 'ix o'clock.
p:ity announresl stair Jolts Bed ; nod if we may
jn.lge from the frelluseiag and horns, it WWI certain-
ly alUe energetically pinged by the performers in•
the hoses pit, aml ;cutleries. The vocal mnAic,
pre-
•ious to drawing up the eurtsinotild incited throng -
&nit the evening, was ant *0 great as on former occa-
sions, but this almoner of the human eoteed vine was

most stnl)ly compensated by the great :LA isterrustd

voter), of insfrnmeatni perrormees. The horns,
rstri.s, entrails, Ste., were more itlinudisat than

tier, and *ere plied incessantly during the time
the mooch gere on the staxe. One person in the
lot protlite24l tut wilave Gfc, which he sounded so
snarkily, t!l4t A the bliss in the orchestra could
not drowa ht. macs, while Coil save the King.

Ride Britannia, and Hearts of Oak, alternately

employed his po%ent. lu three tunes. inany of the
einher.ee fenently joined, and although the ca-

tiritces sere hot fit-e, they were decideJly fdl
*uough.'
" " "

Tio plev proceeled with unenarnpletl rapidity,
and while " liege uproar lorded it wide," in the
middle of the seiniiid net, Nlr. Kesnl.le made his
• uppesran..e. He air greeted with mingled :leeks-
inn Lions of eninnirageinent, and hooting.. and reril.
nig% It was long before silence could be obtained,
mid the tits of stillness were of very short duration,
and liable to be inteoupted every instant from the
must easual'oesawitine. Mr. Keintile wits dread
as before, iii black, and, *lnk on the stage, I C.
hibited a considerable degree of agitation. He
spoke to the following egret :
" LAIDIG awn G erre—d base a propospl to sub-
mit to you (loud applause) i I nay boa* the honour to
brie it heard, lafe-rantiam), whirls I an is hopes will ilTec
finally cootribote Me the vestolutlins of tbe public iranquil-
fay. (Gene: at plasnits.) Ladies and Gentlemen—the Pro-
prietora arc stilling to submit their accounts and books (ea!
es!. ;ant ! bear!) to the inspection of a Committee of gen-
"lrmen of ttiiiiiipeachaldr impartiality and honour, proposed
by the Pnddie, what...um their rank and characters, must be
acknowledged Wbe above all snspickaa. (Harr! bear!) To
maileinre the whole wurli4 awl slew the *tate of their affairs,
tie Proprietors are aniimul that they should be submitted,
for Instance, (if he could be prevailed me kindly to under-
take the trouble of inviartipting their accounts) to the Go-
venow of the Dank of England. (A partial try of iss ! so .')
Ladies and Gentlemen—l only ask, whit lam store you
won't uy ...partial ( Usk crust app!asue,
rigated by famous's, a An. 4, at usbish groat ierlignativa was ra-
preurd.) Let the AUoniey-Gerteral of Eartsuil—

Here the coufuNou bre.bisr an greet, that Mr.
ti Kemble retired to the stageshtor. On bang re.
d quetted, by arelateethse. her however, again I*.
turned, and
ewid—
to 1. La Was A 9 D GamTcutsw—The Progorietws are Ihr-
sirJ46-o.tr?PleParm,A44bey art aaalleal to submit the state
of theit aQaors

Tne tAtllatt fetiltiled with 11101 increased tip
knee, that Mr. Kesahle made his e.rit. after ow-
plaiitiog to the persons in the pit and boxes, nevwest
the settee, that they wislusi to refer the matter to
bitch mei' as the Goterittot of the Bank of Esighind.
the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General., or the
Accountauti-Geitenil of the Court of (71sanct ry ;
Sir Fraiicia Baring, and Mr. Aiigerstein; sod to
abide by their opinion on the propriety or impros
priety of the prevent advance of the prices on the
pit and hoses. From the wiener in which this fair
proposition was received, it has become 'ear, that
at least the moat violent of the opposers of the
Managers are iumigated by some other motive than

• love ofjussier. The public are selJoas bong tuts-
'taken, and :noir usiisul. The ear Pupali, though
not always the woe Da, we shall ever consider es
untitled to ',repeat aid attention. But'vo had !nag
suspected, front seeing the 111111111 pony every night
•heyiug the signals of the erase leaders. sad acting
with so much deliberation and prepared weans of
hostility, that it was not really the British Public
which was the party opposed to the Managers

on this occasion ; of this we are now convinced ;
for we never will believe that the Drilla Po&

lie, generally speaking, would eet as the party
did at Covent-Garden last night. Mr. KaMble's
obstinacy and pertinacious opposition to the pub-
lic wishes may he railed at, but how is Mr. Keen-
ble to be persuaded to his own detriment (to which
it is no easy task to persuade any teen) that it is the
public, mad set a eonelainatioa of his maks t The
experiment of last night will convince many, that
there a►e some pretty good grotto:la to suspect the
Litter; for the find prim-4*in that code of justice
under which the pultisc will always act, is, rot to
condemn unheard. Front this moment, every fair
and honest man must consider the opposition or-
ganized against Covent-Garden, not as a well-
founded objection to any part of the management,
but a systematic and cruel persecution of the Ma-
augers. We trust that me of the public prints,
which has been meet instrumental in promoting this
persecution, wilt new accept the terms offered by
Mr. Kemble (which indeed limy challenged, es
necessary to their csavictioa), sod do his that jos.
tice which it might be dillionit to obtain in a
crowded theatre.
After M►. Keuuble quitted the stages the troy
and uproar was greater. thus ever, and re moo
tinted till the .play concluded, which it did at bait
pest eight o'clock. Amoy the caritas new Mums
of this night, one gentlemen Otartod fee an hitherto
rinattenspted species of fame. He was II OM of
Herculean mould, and his bump were no disgrace

is hie tandy.—lts yells were le hideies and
that ha titeratty silenced *boat illy pant
sOesnaert round hitt*, and two horns. The rut-
q+lied. with :t truly British spirit. evinced no
marks of enmity at their conqueror. bat united
line:lily in elaopittg and applauding►. whenever he
favoured :hem with. w specimen or Ns unrivalled
pawera.—As it is our wish to hand down to poste-
ritt• the heroic deeds of the worthies who signalise
themselves nu the, occasion. perhaps Capt. El—es
will be an4ry becauae we do nut insert his name
proleaaion, as an army agent, at length.

The placarils of the night were more numerous
than ever, and some of them extremely large mud
long. The principal novelties were—
representation of Mr. licaihte, gibbetted, and written
below--" .4 cure for all allelic."
The roice of the Public is this house shall newer bead-
kneed by the obstinacy of Ms inters.
John Bail is acting well. boast 6s. Pit 31. 6d. " It
toast be so."

He fins awl liaanialuua, sad they most take off the im-
position.
The House that Jack both.
D. imam, be h bend... Live so I let live

[ rho. the wily favourable nue yet exhibited.]
ICI• bee fitottfeunt
V! "41, King Gtorra, sad down with King Juba.
_ .

Juhn Bull avitogg Juba Krathle, acc.

Very few persons were iu the pnv.tte boxes, and
the emu& in those above doll Wu., wive the
House a very whimaikal appearance.
In the interval between the play and farce, the
confusion eel not dialinialied ; catcalhi, tritiopets,
rattle*, horiii, bells. and human winces, kept up
the din with unisbatunl violence. The first comm.
cools* set we noticed, ;it this iieri.al, woo the ex-
hibitiou of a I:,,ge bill, which reached from the
Peir imn:...4l.ately over the private boxes to the pit.
-yes were instantly tuned to this attracting
object; those who were wear etiotigh to reud. ap-
plauded ; dud those who were too remote:took
their authority fsr its merit, and jmito.l in tile
bursa. After exerting thent.elve4
able time in extolling this production, they lieges)
to consider that it wanks be as will if they could
find out what it was that they WI.Ne so wan
taken with ; accordingly. they licugala to cry oat.
read, raid: A partizan of the bellowers, and one
who haul exerted with greet et':uct M that
department. underttall. the taik; but alas! lie 10 ,111.•
sidered not the &Ahcidly in which he had (aid. irk-
ed; his lung's, already exhatisteul with groau-
jug, hissing, and hallooiiig, failed him in the r,seti-
-6411 point ofi.tealatiou, and though Ise was favoured
with a mleul hairisie..lot ti Myllxble was courprebermil.
eJ. Atiweg the defects which appeared to us to resider
this irmttlealau unfit for the ta,k he had rashly an-
thill:ikons, was a difficulty in spelling; lie hesi-
tated, frequently stammered mail paused, autil at
length the patience, even of his own party, .vas
worts- out. or their pity excite.' for him, mo I si
peal of hisses ensuing to his relief, tenniaated
his &armed &boors. About the same tone
there were inauy slew plucants paraded from the
boxy.. stud .in the pit ; NI 000000 the most remark-
able of which were the following :—`• Old l'tires,
the wily befit rpm which the pablic tr;ll negoriate
• pence with JMut Kemble." " Old Priees, or
empty beeches." " Atwell and Ministers •f Grace
defend 'winos the New Prkesr The tabus, isin
of the night was not contimal to ode sex--esu.no of
the fair r ere anxious to come forward, end they
tittered the lists boldly against the llanueArrs' de-
mands. They bowed frequently to the accom-
modating Pit for such placards as struck their
f•uncy, and the gentlemen a Ito ruled that part of
tto house, politely Rung them to the ladies. AVllea
women take up the cause against the poor Alana-
gm, we fear the tongues must preyed a.z.tnist
them. The opposition is every night giving strot4er
evidences of their organization and discipline ; the
greet force is never put forth, but on the entrance
or departure of the performers, upon which occasi-
ons, the uproar is almost insupportable. But inde.
pendent of the evidences ors well-concerted system
within doors, there are also many external proofs.
Numberless letter* have been addressed to the
Editors of such Papers as are too iodependeat
to adopt the popular dellision, while they know it
to hire delusion, and an unjust one. Even iducards
have been exhibited to their disadvantage, because
they have not tratapetted,and rattled, and rang
belle, against a demand, whose exorbitance or im-
position they cannot see, end which they are net
a bit the nearer seeing, for all the open mouths
they have contemplated in the Theatre those four
nights. It is even stated, with tentidence, that a
committee has been appointed to conduct the op-
position ; and that, upon a calculation of their
means, they leek to another fortnight es the limit
of their capabilities. Whether this be the case or
nets they am certainly becoming very formidable,
saving arrived by µmetier at an amusing dexterity
in wielding the wmtpons of discord sad confusion.

!Mime the first rad sewed acts of the farce,
$ gendames is the lesser box lobby addressed
the peewees arevad hiss es follows :

" I an raprdsoof ash pewee is Otis think% et out et
t Mee I ibiak. Ifall lasalevie leek of Use whaling pies
Mead sei Us /it. we smirk to be mallard. I Its of
*Mee. Not me prom vim *apses abase beam, ,host/
Mss mesh roles ea a.hlAing, es Is On bismself the paw of
belhatakti. er a Mew Wendt se =ea Ist his aura efts&
lbs. as Os set. be a silt. Mke • rein le Ow a paw
sass atessi es orb, will ems funrank sod say, dote /sr a
daft aid& be would remit hie Isinsis &WA Ms

. .
•
knjapiat tte peewee iffeillay? rawolbla Gore idle(
Theo I tub you we Goattorasti, breitalet tea preaset tur-
ns*, if taw Miasma will raises tbopit to tine old twins.
There kr bat use way of properly Itouriag astir Wiatiuscots
ow this occasion, wla cb in to wait ;Oldie= like Geatleenen, as
we an, and tunicr theta oar proposition, which, I hat not
• doubt, bat they will gratefully slecept." (Loud cults
" brow, know !")
He then contioweci--“ I will *Nor myself as one of those
who will welt oa 'Whit% of you will accourpasty tee b"
(" trill!" " / toll/ behead by suers: mosey.) ,
Three we:Pleineu instantly came forward...slid
were accepted of try the speaker, awl they left, the
lobby itaune.loitely, to consult, atn:dat toed house;
and every person who beard the proposition seemed
pleased.

There was no other oratorical display during the
night ; indeed, the attempts that were made the
night before, seemed to have produced their proper
effect. that or convincing them that argument was
not the way to success ; they accordingly relin-
quished it. Two persons, we understand, who upplied
themselves to efforts of 'mother description, such as
attacks upon chandeliers, mud candles. were taken
by the of to Bow-street ; one of florin, it ap-
pears, belongs to the Oper*-!louse. Upon the
whole, a greiver scene of confusion than last night
pr, ited we hare never witnessed. The Farce,
was TA: decker, drew ut length to its close,
sifter having struggled through an uproar the most
universal. Long after the curtain fell, the tumult
continued; they congratulated reels other by ring-
ing of bells, end doing all that could contribute
to the deafening and derangement of the :senses.
When the certain had dropt. the audience re-
mained steady in their places, and increased their
noise, which, at intervals, would cease, while they
directed 1111160:11 eyes to the rostrum, the front of
the centre buttes. But no orator appeared; neither
the ori4hso/ one, the barber, the billiardwiarker, nor
the te.rk•rifin. its. le their eppearance. They
sp;c-teed much chagrined at the disappoilitineat,
"ogle compenikiteil lay the
new set of placsrds, with the NI lowing iisecriptions--

" Let there be au new pekes.* .r
" Nit rehmation. but led prim"
" Let them morons to empty benches,
•i• will being the %but fixers to their venom."
" No eiimpeontiee—..euato to the point ",
" Are 11.4 the Woutogeto the rause tut he dlettnibineer
Tbe. might to be rest to Row-street..

" No Italian cl:praway, err l'resch duplicity; native la-
lent ; old prices."

Wnstkl there be a rise of p►iees, if OIJ Drury waa net
harm?"

Their, as they were severally raised or pinned
np, reteivrtl lout phindits ; after which, the gen.
tlernen in the pit commenced a donee 011 the top of
the seals, which had the pleasing effect of raising a
rinse, autl stepping the green cloth completely nil.
Whtit their (lance seat coat:lulled, their attention
aao occu,oed by the loud emit of " Silence ! Hear
lrerw ! hear hint !'—Cher turned to the mar ttttt ,
and enstsplet.• silence prevailed. But, lo! the ors.
for lea. inviailile! yet vilen,:e, which could not he
olitainsssl, even for Inclesion's best aotn.7s, continued
lib.- minutes., until, at last, there was a general
cry of illiere is he fTo make op for their
sh..appnintriient. they again entered into all the
di.eurdasice i•l* Bartholomew Fair, which had the
good effect of ,ending those with weak nerves away.
The 11. nose ttysidti.dly began to thin, and, before
eleven o'clock, ami cleared.

We cannot c!ose this account without espre•siric
Our re4ret, that our fair counteywomen should so
far foe;;-t thou:dye, al to twaconer participators,
to say 110 wars. ut uui. a and contention. How tlia-
gurtite4 is it to sae ao elrguut ilrr•uke.l wommu iu u
m placard or huzsaitig. If
t:wy felmdr, a cerium class, our surprise
hr 1.1. t in pity; but to see mothers of families,
Lora oirsiintiu: around them, indulging than.
seises in such impropriety, we cannot regnant
silent.

UST OP TIM NA ales
OF Tes ►*RNNI TARRY UP
COVIINT-GARDEN THEATRE,
ran ATTRINITRIIO TO PLOTORO A RIOT.