The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

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THEATRE.
DIVIIT-LANA.
On Saturday night, Miss LYONS. a pupil of Mr.
COMP!, a fair and most interesting &Adelaide' ap-
peated in the part of Rosette, in the Opera of Lere
is. • Village. Mass Lyoms is tall, well made, her
face handsome and expressive ' • her manners gentle,
modest, and unassuming ; her voice, full, clear.
and melodious, of great extent and flexibility,
and her cadences are beautiful ; but the
/grand
point in which this very young lady diNers frcim
most singers of eminence, is the mfr.% ease with
which she executes the most difficult passages, at
once delighting and astonishing the audience. She
was so embarrassed by her fears, that during the
first aft her dialogue was scarcely audible, bet the
cheering plaudits which she received restored her to
the possession of her provers, and enabled her not
only to get through the succeeding scenes with
afire, but each succeeding song was given with
increased excellence. Miss Lyons attests to
have taken all her lessons from nature. simplicity.
and feeling. and possessing such science and power
of voice, when accustomed to the business of the
stage, will prove an aeguisition to the Drama, as
well as the musical world. rarely to be sossatrith.
Some of her songs were entered. and all received the
most rapturous applause. it NI% $ll/11T11$ el much
celebrity at Sadler's Wells. made glen a successful
deist in Hedge; be has a very strong voice, but his
rusticity was rather overcharged. fYfrs. AgATAIWS
never sang better, nor appeared .o m re advantage.
than in ',meths. Mrs. &antis Ma.fge. ana Mr.
Dowtom's Joshes Irmieseh, were excellent. Mr.
Paist.at displayed great comic numour in the
Mew part of toe C.M. In the Farce of The Wei.
Aral Oa, ',lts /pause resumed her favourite part
of Lady COStelt, In which she was nature itself.
The sweet ballad of •. /4 Me Dead 4 the MOO
Was ;WOK rapturously esesnid. A mute brilliant
et more crowded house was nevi witnessed.

Yesterday morning, His ArlAlcart, Princesses
AVOUIT A, SOPS/A, and AMELIA, acr.ompanied oy
Ladies Wat.oasiaava and lavwnr, went frosts
Windsor Castle, in two cerriage,, to St. Georges
t hapel, and beard a sermon by we Kee. Dr. Maa-
sa•ee. ham Lma fee* chapter of St. Luke. the Std
an., 23d verses; afterwar.4 returned to the Castle,
obeli' His Ma, csr v dime. aboet one o'clock. The
ELIS•OST• and M•IIIT had
service reformed in the Castle.
Inc you,.ger Va.rite is expected to visit Lon-
don this grimy. He as in his 22.1 year, athletic,
and yet megant in his pinion, with all the etas.
ticity of his father, and the grace of his grand-
father
Mr. Yoneo played the part of Lrea. at Batl. ir.
Rule a irff. and Have a *Ye, ou Saturday, end Misa
GasvitAs, ligeirma, in Itehes Hood.
The Annual Lit.co:n Stud Ball will be held at
Lincoln, on Wednesday next I the H a. Ars
PsL-
a•M, Patronns, and the Earl :4 Buckiisais, re-
sin al, me‘l Mr. Surma, Stew .Ith.
Hieltuyal Highness the Duke of hussies witted
on Satiir.lay, at Windsor, from his tour.

His Royal Highi,ess the Duke us CL•asecs left
Loudon, on Friday, on a visit a tie Eat and
Countess of Coot mosinaLay, at their iseauutut
seat at lioughtounsAil, in Norto.k. His ktoyal
Mistiness was to spend Friday and Statilli &Ls) Mill,
and pruceed this day to Mr. Cons's, of
where it is said be wilt spend the pres.:at week.
Lcrd Ft:its v lett town, yesterday in ruing, for
Nowt:A:kat.
Mrs. SiDho,sl wiU perform this week at Rice.
mond, leer *avow ite part of Lady itaidath. It MI
be her d. 64 At that Timatre.
Madame Matta has declined the awe rinse
Ler to sing at the Oratorios and the ikaarit Oes-
cent nest winter, and enchants another yew at Bt.
Petersbui
I'ne Hun. Mr. and Mrs. West, and Miss MTD-
OLLTON, arrived on Saturday week at Chirk Cas-
tle, Shropshire, where they intend passing some
time.
nit Countess of lb•neox. Lord &Ma 11111, the
Hon. WILLIAM B ,and the Hon. ilicitaan
flca m• Ito, have lett C 4 St leliermard.oh a visit to their
noble relatives, the Suasion:s Family. at Castle
Martyr.
Quica played Lowed! in The Mina' on Saturday
nignt, at we Brighton "heats*, for lusgwe beneit.
Ii was followed by the farm of doe Tee. Lard AU.
maim. Mr. Matelot, Day. Mr. Quick, and Min
'ld's?, Mrs. Moon; and concluded with the
farce of LIDS QMPIdh. The Commas Poe-
LITT patronised the perfeemenees.
Lady Hoar is reemt.d M her hem, in At.
lintomstreet. from Brighton.
L,rd Cantos Cawastissat's home, is Saville-
street. is undergoing a thorough metre gad will
shortly be ready toe the tempts= of his Lordship
and family.
The Earl and Counters* ilearrmose gave a
grand dinner, on Saturday, to a Wed party, at Weir
house, in Saekville-street, Piccadilly.
Hyde Park. yesterday. was very thinly attended.
The lailes displayed pelisses and fur tippets,iastead
of the light Spanish mantles.
Lord and Lady Foist arrived, on Friday nigbts
at their himse in Hid-streets Bee wares from
Whitley Court, Woreeetersbire. Her Ladyship's
gerearrownst is daily expelled.
It affords us stosantlerabia pleasure in stating. that
the Very Kee. labs' id Loapos has recessed
bearti:ted by his energise to Bristol, to his palace
at Fulham t and that the day be will leave that
plantar his villa at Suet*, in Lem.
The Princess M 4114 Leoolll6ll dam
ter et the late reeesnase et Matey,
the Mee * the Autra tab app--
r /tied game• at VlMttaj tla Saltpewe'i Mit&
deb *lb His bleaorreS ponraitSaber neck. The
geteesoe, on the same day, pteseeted so her
mot bracelets of
.siss rem. The wardrobe of
the sew Esteems is peoperieg es the me* ea sa*
orates Eve thousand yards ofientbrie sat milsreil
is mating het handkerchiefs aienis.