The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

" PUBLIC ENTRY UV HENRY HUM ESQ.

“ A meeting of the different trades tlw metropolis grail
be held at the riga of 11w greys Head, Jeutierre.ceiii,Jewtsi-
street, Cripple sue, um klueso” cursing, October 2tl, io tabs
11,10 cousideratioss the sect....' soralig. IWO,. for divide to
that persecuted individual, Hin* 111 or. a iiiibbe entm
tow Loudon, on Moods, the I Ith dal at Not timber Itt).l
The chart to he taken precisely •t seven o'clock.
(Signed) " THOS. SADGROVE, Mimeo.
" Loudon, October 23, 1d22."

BATH, OCTOBLIII Tileaday night ntl%
at twelve o'clock, the heavy arl/riser ut two years
and iulprivosinient patod on Mr. HVNT for
attending a Meeting at Nlanehewer 1111 the Itith An,.
1819. expire.. A fluidise roil a thiplay of fire-wui
will be played oil at Ilehr►tr, and (ilitsiotsbury, alt
Wednesday, where he is Lord of the Manor. A.
Court Lent will be held, when be will appoint the
.reward, constables, usid jurors for the ) ear. There
wilt be a public breakfast et lit:linter and a dinner
at Glastonbury. • •A great mossy gesillemrsi from the
uticlorkebuwary are expected. Sir CHASLIS
WOLALET sod C. NORTHMOIIII., E.g. Piesideutt.

I

THEAIIIEt.

coimmT-oixbtx.

MO PATON, being recovered from her
dehe,hted a numerous audience last nigtst
midi her admirable performance of Polly, it' the
Beggar's Opera. A new use-act piece (ass adapta-
tion Iroat the French), entitled The Irish 'floor,
or j,w Lights, was received in the must favour-
alh mentor. The plot, as might he expected, is
toy sietple :
Mr. Ti/well (Mr. Client/tie). a gentleman who
is. molested a erasside ruble fortune by commettial
liroota, being lolly persuaded of the advantages
to Le derived ft a liberal education, determines
lint his ion Chu /es (.Ir. II titre), who is pretty
•t:: advanced both its years and the claiwics, shall
1.. e perfected in the otodor. U. lousing a gessileinm
'.a• a person of acknowlulged ability. With this
iriv lie makes applicatii n to a Ductur O'Toole to
uedertake the teak, hut the Doctor bessig in a bad
'gate of health, writes him a letter declining the
ravioli, of winh 7/rady O'Rourke (Mr. Cori sa oa).
the leortiedgentleiners's servant,getopoesession, situ
hiving received hie wages, and made free with a suit
ulthe Doctor'. clot her, he sets ofrto the country, and
tesuraents I ' Arlo air. Tilictif as the real Defter
O'Toole. He is, however, soot' 'Hipped of has boy-
rowed pluroo4e, mud the piece concludea (in spite of
the new Moulage Art) With the ultras' of tharks and
las cousin Rosa (Miss J. Scott), and of 7'hudy
O'Rourke and Mary (Mob Lova), a young woman
to whom he Mid paid his *debt-sera previous to his
scheme of aggraudisemeut, which, after all, mein
vet much to hos advantage.—This is a very agree-
able trifle, and will serve us a We assiog relief to the
.0 pomp and circumstance" of a tragic representatiots.
'rhe Irish Tutor (Mr. Common) has almost a mom
ospoly of the piece. He displayed a great deal of
chastened comic humour, and was very deservedly
applauded. The manner, mote than the matter.
in which he answered Doctor relatively
to the different systems of education, was ex-
timely laughable: indeed he wee the I. head
end (rant" of the brief abstract. and supported
his prominent station with spirit and sistretsa. Mr.
BLANCHARD, OS L)oe/o► Flint, hart very little room
for the display of his talent. Mies Scow, as
Rose, looked the young love-sick girl extremely
Well, and Mis► Love was almost too delicate fur
lieu a sentimental Isouseestaid.—This entertaining
little piece was received thmughout with laughter
sod applause, and announced for repetition amidst
the most flattering testimonies of favour and galls-
Letitia. Au apology was made for Mies FOOTS,
who was prevented from performing the clsaracte►
of Helena, in the new mel.t.drause of Ali Paeha, by
• severe hoarseness; and the iedulgenee of the
whence requested in favour of Mi►s Lows, who
had redtrtakeu the part at a very short notice.
This young lady imparted a gond deal of juiciest
to the performance.—The house was very well
attended.

THE OLYMPIC.

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This elegant theatre opened lapt night for the
season, ender the most !teetotaling OSSepieri. The
interior Ins been vumpktely re-embellished. the gas
eotattly removed, and neither trouble tour txpetia,
appears to have been spared in rendering it splendid
rod comfortable. The favourite piece of loses 01A re
was performed with (Sr passible) increased thief.
The arduous part of Jo** was slummed by Mrs.
EGERTON, who pourtrsyed the impired Maid of
Odessa with her usual energy and excellence. Mr.
VALE appeared for the first time as Valiant° ; lie
displayed a great portion of comic huMuur, and
received frequent and deserved applause. Mr.
Lewis's admirable personation of (larks was
elm-nit% the great approbation he received. Mr.
CAIIPBILL, Mr. STRICKLAND, and Miss JOHN•
atone, performed their respective parts saittnitubly.
The well•known Tout and Jerry followed, end
kept the audience in e tvsttliourd roar of laughter.
The whole of the scenery and dresses are beautiful.
particularly Alniack's. which, in point of elegance
and zreatinur, surpasses any thing we ever saw at
this theatre. Preston% to the above the following
Address was delivered by Mrs. EGERTON iu her
maid iuhrituble manlier
Cad, rearming friends! Dace more I hail that smile,
The lumpy mown of our pleasing toil
lls Adreint boards, in dirrent air 1 meet ye,
Asd *carer Itson whither I'd sot go to grist yr ;
Ile where it may, )(mil find is sun 'be maw,
Yuerwrill our law, your favour all our sign
Let prouder piologoes plead the homage due
To gold and glitter, we look up to you.
Let Collaates versa is glowieg erasure roar
About the portal* Drury owns me mere ;
we wore to tam our stage-doors oat oaf doer,
But rho rob what bare stood the lest "doge,
%%hilt Garrick-shiddoas--liemble—fred Ike stage.
Eauwels of costlier iLimes—we seek lot to compete—
Pigmies with Gismo ase'et• is combat meet.
What though no fretted orsiammals appear,
This is a temple where all we and beer ;
And though on ear the ilaszlid eye coal dim It,
Stiff Wit may shine, well busiest Hems., telt,
And Fiction's genre claw reflect as true,
'llse image back that Vin or Yirisse drew.
!Vital say our patron., du you approve our In anti' •
Egg, will M del-she h uteri muted mid siimuich!
lupe we boast s clever little ishrri y,
A zealous crew—ten able Tom and Jerry.
Win,* Logst, in the rabbi, tries to 'nip... g,
The freltags of a fall snd grateful heart—
And I, as witless Madge, in wild flowers demo,
Will weave for {4.11 a ishapl.t of she Isms :
As Abut roymeemus wave the Gipsy rand,
55r lead, Isle of Arc, the hostile baud.
Timeless sub these feelioas, shirk, front list to last,
'Beau wish aw ardour not Its be sorpows`d.
Oh' let us hope your favours is a chalet
la weld or woe that we may mill 'main
To‘lithit our heaves anal sisiuds is Oaks of gold,
Mark Fashion never bought nor Av'sice
hiss which,. will, 'mummy pure, Ash ever glum,
The brilliaast itahlern of our golds, slo.ata ;
hue if we fad..-a.alues Ike toward fess
The base saggesteuu shall mut harbour here.
Our reuse is Esialcdt, English are our law.,
Our Joey, hogliab—errdirt,)iitir, •pplautr.
Thor Lollar was crowded in every part.

YRS SURREY.

Loot bight this house woo completely filled he.
foie the ristsug of the curtain. The hdensel Secret,
areal, tome off snob considroatak eclat, and the
totlanutonce of the wounded humr was ad ' Isle.
liesndrciansuwitto cum:hided with the Berber, or
she JlfUof Bagdad, and the whole wits announced
law repetition awed shouts a applause.

Hull Theatre opened yetitretlAy ee'noiKhl, soda
the usai.agement ut Mr. AIA NSEI.. Gee has bore
Jduptetl Mal) e moat plee•iog tlfect.

biutistr reek .

st.-Observing •n article is • Illawasisor Paper •f ibis
d+v, in which it is stated that the ohjeet.ef Baron Las GROW
to Ettglatid -as to sell Ins fathe.L aisubseript. I feel
soya. If railed spun to stale that this diwitiou is riot correct.
Early in Septenilwr last • friend of Count de Las Cases ap.
lu in.r ro !alive to the piehlieatiois in *iodates, •rid a
feta days after, befog in Paris, I concluded the •eßociation
fur the purcks.w, rod sent a part of the work to Losadoss
During m', ititenfr I understand the young; L•WCases celled,
in cornoisoy with He 011 rrrrr forth, pinpose of inspecting
the Napoleon Memoirs, but hr certainly took nu part tw the
tteprtaturrt, awl I have been assured that he never received
any inslructiuni whatever relative to the disposal of big
father's work. I ant, Nee,
Orniloit street, 'Wulff oherlient Serves',
October 48, 1812. II EN RY COLBURN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

Pia-11' the &Rowing trifle in your judgment should pow
was any merit, you will oblige yorr juseniie friend by giving
it ladies lion ici•inurrow. It was ace...word by reading in lino
of the Payers, hat Leap bad risen in value 2!. in the tun.
A Hypochondriac on reading in the paper that hem"
had adv•ured two pomade iss the tun—linpriird with a yip-
fat eowniesissce and a prophetic sigh, whether this in.
Crease of price was to be attributed to the near approach of
It'vrentber!
Monday Min-Nino, October tit, 1$??.