The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

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M7S NSIFST7.
The Assisereary of his 114emre Accession se
the Throne wee miebrated yeeterthsy lay e pahlic
dinner at the City of Losidoa Torre ; Sir William
Corti wee in the Chair. The worshy Borasset,
al=he hen completed his 70tio yrfAr, ja
health end spirits, and performed she
duties of the °lice in the meet efficient ineener,
mato the perfect satisfaction of the company, which
was numerous end respectable. The health of the
KO, werthook with enthusiasm t many other loyal
toots &Unwed, and fewest speeches were made
in pmise of the virtues of the Sovereigo, and foal of
Ihy and attachment has must plentleo pereee.
We observed *het the etwoPsoy were Ptlocismily
of the Ministerial, or Coed party, in the City.
The dieser wee excellent. From the lateens of the
which the meeting broke op we have not
time to demil the psalmists.
The "ilioooloty of M. Majesty's sccoeiou to
4017 *0 °PP cekbonled Telletda 0 Gehl-
-0 Iky mast eumpluons disuse?, which
of every Majesty that mosey could eh-
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ism, to which ',wards of three hundred persons set
4111.14 assoo, Wets their Royal Nieuwe&
"be Doke, of irtsitit and CL4e.eucs, betide, sere-
'kit Noblemen indOeitleneeit of distiuction, Alder.
mon.Baolttss .04 the most eminent somehow. in
Ahr.cis•
The if two had music performed it Brighten. en
Saturday 'bight, to'• large party in the great music
Moon.
On Sunday, et the Chapel, the service wet Kiss%
in B. the swims was "Siosy, 0 /keener r KIST;
with " &odes," and 44 C 0141.04.
ments," by particular desire; Itk.ariee by desire
Arrwooo and 3. B. Sets played after service.
. which was rend by Dr. Paelalott, and the sermon
by the Dees of Hsesvosto, whose test was,
6, Take heed hew ye hear." The anthem after
. was, I wail glad," which Mr. Arrwooo com-
posed for the Coronation, and which be has sr-
, ranged beautifully as a duet for two performera on
the organ or piano-forte.
On Monday night his 11111,111ITY bad sacred
music at hie Palace, in the now roes, which was
opened for the first time: it is a beautiful octagon
shape, or a sort of vestibule in the centre of the
Woe, a line tens for loved on a small scale.—
The party was quite private : the Bishop of List-
cots, the Duke of Drioesittits. Count and
Commas Ultras. Mr. VAUGHAN snag. " Coal-
feet ye, ray people," the opening of The Messiah;
Mr. J. B. SAILS sang " Teems such es order
fathers ;" Mester Gila', and Mears. HAMM,
ifaventw. sad EL b. Sass. sung " I will arise,"
a beautiful quasi* NNW% sod several others.
The Kilts was eatrainsly well. and retired Terry
night exactly as vasiPitfiecisei, very mach !de-
lighted. - .
11116111111111111, JAIttlAl! 27.
The King, attended bit the Dukea tf Wssisnes
to, and Devonshire, Royal Suite nod HampOsold,
wire present at Divine Service this mitoing in the
Palos Chapel, when the officiating Ministers were
the Dean of Hereford and Dr. H. Pearson. A
great number of noble families, by tickets, were
point. A slight accident occurred before the
Krinent of the service: the seat near the
twilloth as which was Bardley, his sister Lady
Sayr-anchffiele,swdotherLadiee, partially gave way,
occasioning a gentle descent to the floor. but with.
out giving rise to any other consequence than that
of a momentary sligit, alarm. But few persons iu
the Chapel were ampeainted with the accident. 141.
Majesty entered hbr feW.abeet Ave situates after-
wards.

ALI.IWEY-LANS THIATRt.
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nemesis tragedy. Ores, Mini of Popp, wits
performed berg for the second time last night. aid
went oil With univenai applause. It is supported
by a great portion of the tragic strength of the cow_
posy, and embellished with very beautiful scenery.
It Was succeeded by the musical eutertainmei t of
Pip/ mid Virginia, in which the songs were delight.
furry executed by Madame Virraio, Mies POT'S',
sad Miss Cowry; several of them were deservedly
encored. The house was full.

The Duke of Ilitorraosa entertains a distin-
guiehed party this day at his house ors Grosvenor-
square.
The Marquis of CMOLWONDILLY entertained a
party of his distinguished friends at dinner yester-
day, at Cholinoodeley House, Piccadilly.
The Marquis and Marchioness of THOMOND.
Ladies SUSAN sad SARAN O'BRIEN, &c. on their
way to Coolinore, have arrived at Conway's Family
Here, George's-street, Cork.
PASTA'S'S Tagame.-7Yesterday se'nnight the
Amateur Company I the garrison of Eintiokil-
len exerted their respectable talents fur the benefit
of the poor of that piece. The play was the Point
of thaw, with the farce of the Register (/,glee.
There were also some minor entertainments, iu re-
citation, dancing, and singing; and the whole per.
romances of the evening went off with eclat. The
Earl and Countess of Bausoaa, end Miss CORNY,
honoured the theatre with their presence.
Flow To BE RICIL—BWRIELEY, to whom POP'
ascribed "retry virtue under heaven," considered
himself as having a natural property in every tbing
he taw. " When 1 am in the country," be cilaerved.
" all the fine seats to which I have access I regard
"woe. The game I think of the groves where
I "ilk. In a word, all that 1 desire is the me of
things, let who will have the keeping of them. By
'„l'ne mean, I am grown one of the richest men in
tirtat Britain : with this &Minter. that I am
14 prey to my own cares, nor to the envy of
616 n."
Cowls. Jaurarts 28.—A Captain and 42 men.
"ere sent off from here this morning, belonging to
"It .56th, 671 h, sod 82d regiments., on their way
Chatham,to be embarked kw the Seat ladies,
gad 2'9 men, of different regiment% r IPpded
thd kid to Albany barracks.