The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-12-14 00:00:00

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1:110.1111Y-LAMS.
On Saturday night the Comic Operant and
Clarisra, by the late Isaac limiter's-rail". Mal re..
sited at this 'liming. after lying dormant for
twenty years. The whole vocal strength of the
Theatre has beet pressed into the Opera, and Messrs.
Reeve. Coast, and APoison. have severally ex-
erted their talents, both in the way of cornimiiti in
and seledbon, in order to increase the rnthical attrac-
tions ot the piece.
Mr. Baarritst and Miss Lven san'A, the beau-
tiful airs and duets allotted to the parts of
Limed and Clariego with the greatest taste and
execution, and received the must rapturous
applause. Signora Scoriae& gave to Mimi all
the vivacity of the author. Her raillery on her
jaikin brother was given with the happiest effect ;
and bit song calico( forth a rapturous encore.—
Min rivt'e Lay Mary Uldloy is ogle of the richest
produalons of the old school. 044e[ 011awy would
be more congenial to the taste of the present
day, were it a little softened, without interfering
with the scene, where !ie is inlormed of the
elopement of his daughter, which, in the heeds
of Mr. Bannisrce, is one of the finest pieces of
aftinj we have witnessed. Mr. Decade was the
:fatalist, of the eight, but he did not passers that
je ee erai teei which we have Mtn in the travelled
fop. Miss Katie, of whose merit we have before
spoken, both as an adtress and singer, in the ab-
sence of Mrs. 131.• n o, who is confined with a cold,
rendered the triding part of jenny extremely :Aer-
ating. The interesting Melo-drama of Lila Ile.
staohrg succeeded, end closed the entertainments of
the caching. The House was crowded at sec.md
price.

COYENT•GAIOIM.

The Opera of nee Peen entire 4 Hood. and the
historical Mcfo drama of The Blind Bey, drew
Cnifirde to this Ineatre. on Saturday
night. 'fine latter piece, assisted by the excellent
atting.of Mrs. C. Keianta and Miss Noirrom, in•
MANS in public estimation, and amply repays the
Managers.

WINOVIR THLATRR.

Mr. EMMY performed Z,Airl Homespun, nod yetin
Luny, on Friday evening, in his most masterly stile.
Mrs. DA L row was an wt.:client representative et the
fair rustic, Cicely Heresiopatos. Mr. Wass made his
d,61,1 in the part of Loony Machrolter, in the farce
of The Review, aad astonished the audience by the
chasteness of his dialogue. the sweetness of his
voice, and the richness of his humour. On Sa-
turday, the comedy of The Blind Bargain, and
KawasY's farce of ttaesing the Wind. Mr. Bnowss
performed Mr. Yew et a's part of Mr. Villiers with
great feeling and judgment. Mrs. Moots, in Mrs.
Videos, was extremely interesting. Mr. Muria°
played Jesk 9 early w ith great success ; and Mr.
Da LTUII,III GetesWoodivienndJerry Dieldier, received
the greatest applause. The whole pertormauce went
5 with great spirit, sad was much applauded.
Mr. RASisSOTTOIS and family, Mains S ruauss and
family, Colonel and Mrs. Summits, Miss Boca-
-11001, Mrs. CL•SILit, Lady COOSI.I. and several
of the °dicers of the Word Blues, were peseta.

Captain Buc a is, ban of M:Bucat.s, Esq. of Bo-
gate, came ut Age on furs Jay last, on which occa-
sion his lather gate a ball anJ supper to nearly one
hundred of the principal gentry in his neighbour-
hood, at the LW Aacaor Inn, Liphook. The sup-
per anti desert were most sump.uoui, and were fur-
nished by Mr. BILL AT, in the most handsome
style.
Rear-Admiral Sir Isaac Corner. Bart. and the
Captains of the ships at Po: tsitiouih, gave an ele-
gant ball and supper to Mrs. fdosirr anti, her fa-
mily and friends, at the Crown Ma in that town,
ow flint Wry. The suppst consisted of :very deli-
cacy of the season. The room was fineU with
fashion and beauty. Dancing WAS kept up uil live
o'clock the neat snot co iig. Daring the supper the
c:nnpany were bigl:ly entertained by scvet•l excel-
lent Blew ►ingers.

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