The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-23 00:00:00

COVENT-GA tt DAN THEA7'R E.

Last night The Stranger was performed at this
theatre, for the purpose of affording Miss BAKE-
WELL, the L. who male her debut last week in
the pada( Mrs. Hal/er, an opportunity of repeat-
ing her performance. The result of the experi-
ment leaves us no ground for altrring the opinion
we before gave of her inadequacy to the under-
taking.
The opera of Lou Juan, or The Libertine, fol-
lowed; Miss M. TREE sustained the character of
%Mina with all the sprightliness and tenderness
belonging to the charming rustic, sod executing
the delicious music of MoZABT with her wonted
sweetness, taste, and expression.

BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER 2t.—The Kira having
been expected as early as three o'clock oil Tues-
day, the whole of the garrison, under the orders of
Lieut.-Colonel Ds BURGH. consisting of the 10th
(ar King's Own) humors, commanded by Major
STAPLETON, and the 41, or Queen's royal infantry,
commanded by Lieut.-Colonel JORDAN, were
binned in open ranks, ready to receive his MA-
JESTY. Al ten otioutes pest Mx 0'6,14 they 1p114,,
the grateful duty to perform' of dcoppiiig
swords and co!ours, after rflyjekirs, were•niarckt4l
to their barracks: The uteiti-ltouse of the'Officers
of the etl was magnificently illurontatod, and a
dinner took place 111 honour of the occasion, g:ven
by the Officers to General Sir J. DOYLE, and untie
of the distinguished visitants of Brighton. -
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His MAJESTY sported Prince LEOPOLD'S lintkl• /
when he left town on Tuesday
Wednesday evening the Micheal, of KENT, at-
tended by the Baroness DIE SrAFIDT and Captain,t
CONROY, honoured Drury-lute Theatre with hers
presence loser The Coronation. Her Royal High.
nes* sat in Prince LEOPOLD', box.
The Duke of WELLINGTON and Lord STEWART
were expected in Newcastle yesterday.
Mr. WARDC and Mrs. BARTLEY played Moe
bells sad-Lady Macbeth at the Dublin Theatre Oa"
Monday night. .i
LATIN IA FENTON (afterwards Duchess of BOL-
TON) was tetni.iteit by litot:frmro the Ildvnuirket
to the year 1738, by 110
salary of fifteen.shillistgs per work: on the *octet',
of The Beggar's Opera, to secure this valuable
actress, he raised it to thirty shillings! aintsaCit
was the rage of the town re-peviiig her, that she
was obliged to be guarded borne every sight by a
considerable party of her confidential friends:. to
prevent her being run sway with.
We are often asked what is become of the pine-
teen Lords jestices, as there is as little known of
them now as when they were in Isom.
The late harvest has beevrthe most extraordinary
ever known. While it lies diTPlfiled flowers bloom.),
ing out of searoo, it bop exbibitet) corn scithesiajl4
in season. . ,rot
Mr. G. L. Fox, M.P. is arrived in town friltlt:'
Bare Palk ; Mr. Fox has been winning the .cupiki
sod ill the matches at tlie coursing tueetiogoa
of Mahon anil Swafftiam, a lore his toignillartuffil
stud of dogs were mach admired.
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We are sorry to hear that Air. (TENET SEYMOUR.,
M seriously indi.inised atCliolinotirleley Hou''.
The addition to St.PJarnes's Palace is nearly;'
covered in. The whole Nam the thirst suiteuld
rooms in Europe.
The new farthing coinage hiss same sur-
prise, as the Proclatnatioli in MOteasictie nos the
first notice of its being wrintedl, ,'"; ".
A servant near Limerick wrote to.his master in
Dublin that he had secured the firs arms, having
sent all the pokers and tongs to the bactacka.
A handsome silver salver, bearing the following
inscription, has lately been presented to GEORGE
WEATHERBY, Esq. of Newesstle:—
" Preseuted by the tenant. of his Grace the Me of
Nortbumberlsad, is the manor or Tynemini.h, to George
Weatherby, Esq. bailiff, as • testimony of their respect
and esteem for him, not only as agent of three munificent
Doke* is succession (under shuns be has netert for half a
century), bat also as • neighbour and • gentleman."
Last Tuesday another 30.000/. was sold in Share.
•by CARROLL. N.. 11,456 WWI the lucky Ticket.•
sad the fortunate Holders may receive their Money on tie. •
mood. This reminds its that the very i‘st 30.6001. Consols'
11 was also sold by CARROLL; sod it is conh.lcutly
paled that, as CARROLL is so peculiatly foctimate in set:
ling 30,0001. Prises, that soother" will also be sold by Wm,
hefyre the close of the pressut Lottery, at his fortunate
Offices, 79, Combat, and 26, Oxford-street.
The present season seems to br remarkable fur

the numerous instattets f fruit trot; blomtning
after their time. There 1* onw in the ;;aetlea
Mr. BURMAN. or 11-1513er-1i St. Clary, ail apple
tree (I Jetwettog), which wax plotted to the spottv
of IS-20. Tilts year it had de, t.

'wen apples cm

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forced them back ; and drove them on shore, I first clop, which were gathered at the usual time. I rirrstand that theVice-Chancellor had not befterr him
without allowing them -is moment in meditate A second clop of fruit appeased, and what is still the conveyance which had since been fout.d it, the
safety by &dimpling to run for any harbour where more remarkable, it is now full of blosscut for the I records of the City of London. The Vice-Chatter"' r
they might happily have found a shelter from the ' third time, having also too fine apples from the 1 doccOotAsete that the school is to have exelasi%tit
starch,. ~... : • •, . ,
• , i second blow upon it. theleittolli swum. t he rays merely what to tile
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