The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-18 00:00:00

P,4StIIONADLE NorEmssrs.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and Lady Georgina
Lenoo: have arrived in lowa from Goodwood, Suwex.
The Duke of Norfolk left hie seat. Arundel Castle, on
Sunday, with a party of friends on board ►ie 3acht fur Ike
late of Wight.

Lard Sydney and the Hon. Misses Towaslwad have left
tows for their seat Frogsall, Kent, for the season.
The Earl of Gafford arrived yesterday at Blake's Hotel,
Jerasys-street, frogs Suffolk.
The Earl and Countess of Surrey have left their seat,
Worksop Manor, Notts, for Dr 'mobile Castle, Bathed/Ad.
shire, on a visit to the Marquis sad Marchioness of Stafford.
Earl Spencer left town yesterday for his seat, Althorp,
Nom basaptrshire.

Genera) Meyrick bas arrived in town front Park.
Lord Robert Spencer left town yesterday for hit sent,
Woolheding, Swett.
E. Woodcock, Esq. left Orelllon's Hotel, Albentatlc-stlut,
yesterday, for Isis scut in Scotland.
Departures from Fesitou's Hotel, St. Jameettotreet :
Colonel Bagwell, M.P. fur his seat in Ireland; sad James
Raymond, Esq. fur his seat, Kingston rpm-Thames.
Arrivals at liodgroir's Hotel, Dover-street :-.....Captain
Oliver, R.N. from Haute; and the Misses Levis, from their
seat is Bedfordshire.

Culotta Pepper has arrived at the Claremont Hotel, Bond-
street. Goss a tour.

Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly:—Mr.
and Mrs. Bryant, for Path; P. Burnett, Esq. fur Irslard;
sud Mr. aad Mrs. Haney, (or their scat io Haat..

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.

Last night was performed the opera of Lore in a Village,
in which a young lAdy, aimed LAPIGHIaa app. arell, foe
the first time, before the public is the character of Rosetta.
The fair dare/ants powers, a good figure and very pioneer
featurt a. her eyes particularly are lively and expressive. The
favourable impressio• which those qualifications were calcu-
lated to create was testified by the audience its Ike flatter.
lag plaudits which greeted her ehtri. Her style of singing
eviaces that her voice, the tones of which see sweet, clear.
and modulated, Ii • derived from science •Il those imposing
embellishments, which, aided lip study, it is capabloof confer-
ring on those who are endowed by ordure with capacity for
their attainment. Although Miss Lamosnias evidently
laboured and. r the restraint atsaillaut upon • first ap-
pearance, several of the songs were deservedly mooed.
This honour was particularly conferred spot' "
heart's ay owns, ay will I. free," and " Till we, ale!
tell We why," the latter of which was gives with much
sweetness sod expression. The duel, " Together let
us range the fields," by Mr. PltaltalAn and the young
Lady, was also repeated is eompliamcc with loud cures-
sloes of applause on the part of the audience. Miss
L•sostititz, in fine, may be pronounced to be an acqeiti.
ties of uo ordinary value to the musical department of the
theatre. The other characters of the opera were supported
in as admirable style, sod it weal of with • dire( of
erlet folly equal to that which distinguished its repro-
gestation un the boards of the *lime theatre*. Miss
Pavan, as Lucinda. sang with a rich and thrilling meet-
atm, which " came o'er the car like the sweet south, brew's-
log 'spots a bank of violets, stealing and giving odour."
Mr. PeallWAll delighted the audieuce with the exquisite re-
Gunmen, of his tones, which possess a mellow outman of
a peculiar encbaotiog character. Mr. B played Jae.
tire Woodcock in a rich vein of comic humour, sad hiri sister
Deborah was persouated is • capital style by Mrs. GROVE.
Mies KELLVII Madge was true to allure. It would be
tedious to particularize the merits of every individual; sof-
fiee it to say, the opera woo austateced for repetition amidst
the must rapturous applause.

The Prise* of Bass COMORO is expected to rebus In
Landon is shout three week,. Marlborough Huuse is pre-
paring for the reception of his Royal Highness.
Viscountess Powsitscourtr. the Honourslilt
Misses WIItCFLELD, and the Hon. WM. WING-
FIELD, have arrived at Coutsores Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, from Cobham H 11, the seat of the
Earl Of DARNLEY, her Ladyship's brother-in-law.
The Benefit of Monsieur ALEXANOCE, the ce-
lebrated Ventriloquist, is fixed fur this night at the
Adrlithi Theatre. It is under the especial pains.
nuge of the Duke of YORK, who has exerted him-
self in favour of this extraordinary and amiable
}toting foreigner. The house promises a splendid
audience. Viscount CARLETON, Alderman THORP.
Mrs. ROTHSCHILD, Messrs. STEPHENSON, &C. Wel
among the persons of distinction who hate takeif
boxes. •
The fascinatiog Madame TESTED is re moped at the
Haymarket Theatre, and will appear in Lora letters on hd.
lords,. This interestiug actress mast is Lore Letters feel
ipaiir at home.
As hotel will be immediately established is the cite,
where dinner will be provided for the plawapirs by the
steam vessel, who have breakfasted is the otorolog at Calats.
The dieser will be served at eight o'clock is the eveaioe,
and will cosaist of roast and boiled beef and plum pudding
The Rev. Mr. WALLOND is appointed one of
the Stewards for the grand musical festival at Here-
ford.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when Captain Wltttatt
II AVISIDE, or the ship Themes, took leave of the
Court previous to departing for Bengal and Chios.

TUC FUNDS.—The market continues very
steady. the only price of Couto!s yesterday
being 801 for Money, and the Account, which
is this duy ; and Blfi for August Account;
Reduced, 801; 4 per Cents. 9711 98; New 4 per
Cents. 981; -Long Annuities 20 9-16. Foreign
Securities very fluctuating : Spanish Bonds, 611!
0, done ut each price ; Danish, 86! 87 ; Prus-
sian, 871 ; New ditto, 87 ; Neapolitan, 7111.

lisre *ere no trials s.f any importance yesterday am the
Court of Kius's Bench. It heing the last day calk Sillier
the Lord Chic( Just.ee Mutorr leases wird this for
de
Norttero Cheuit.

Butcher% mast bag, within a few days, experienced a ri e
Is Ore Law* market of more than a peuuy au the Awed.

BIRTH.

Weduesday, at the Bishops.Palar e, Waterford, the Lady
of Robert Cluiacke, Esq. of Woodhouse, county Marrluelf,
of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

.......
Tuesday, at St. George's Church, Haisnver4epare, ReQrr
Robert Tirhborne, Esq. fourth son of the late and Mott: s
to the present Sir Henry Tichhorne, Bart. of 'fielder's,.
House, on the couuty of Hants, to Rebecca, eldest darghtsr
of A. F. buses, RI. of Belmont Pask, is Ike ISM county.
On Monday last, at St. George's, Hanaysemporesb, tle
Res. R. Lubbock, Horatio VACIMII, Erg. only son of Richard
Victual, Erg. of Cupsful.) Hall, Essex, lo Mary, eldest elsagh•
ter of the late William Hunywnorl, Esq. of Marra Hall, is
the same comity, ■ud SI bton's, Keut.

DEATHS.
Oa Thursday, sued 64, in William-street, Tfaterford,
Ihr
Lady of Sir Simon Newport.
Os the 30th ult. in Dourpl.street, Belfast, Ass, Counters
of Anne,ley. She war born is 1752, and married to ibe Per.
seat Earl of ANnesley 1770. She was rhea young and brau.
Win, the only child of Ruben Lambert, Esq. of DOOl3O,
enmity Dewy sod heiress of 1,5001.

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
Moulin 53 after 1. 1 &vain VS after t.

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Pristed and Published at THE BRITISH PRESS asJ
THE GLOBE Oact, No. 127, Shied, CHARLIO
CORNWELL, of the Strand.

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