The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-01 00:00:00

BRIGHTON,. Octossa 49.

This town has again to regret the absence if it.
Royal Beuefactor. The Regent, one hour after
noon yesterday, accompanied by the Right Hou.
Sir B. Bloomfield, left Marlborough-row for Carl.
ton House. Admiral Sir Edinund Nagle, Sir
Andrew Ba►nard, and Colonel Thornton, ?lepa►ted
previously. The absence of the Regent is not of a
protracted nature—his Royal Highness purposes
returning on Tuesday se'nnight, whets apartments
in the Palace, it is expected, will be got in due
order for his reception, that he may no loner be
subjected to the comparatively limited nccommo.
datums of Marlborotsgh.row.

MR. C. 'MIDDLE AND THE MANAGER OF
CUVENT-OARDEN THEATRE.
We are happy to learn that • perfect reconcilia-
tion has taken place between these parties, and that
this muds-admired actor returns to his professional
duties. The Marquis of Woacerret was the mu-
tual friend and mediator upon the occasion.

The new }Hulett* of Fancy's Sketch is written
by J. R. PLANCHE, Earl. author of Amoroso,
Abudah, and nisny other successful little pieces.
The Bath Theatre opened fur the season on
Saturday with The Provoked Husband. Lord
Townty, Mr. WARDE ; Lady neatly, Mrs. POPE.
LTMINGTON, OCTOBER 29.-011 Tuesday last
our Theatre closed, with Joh* Bull and Post Ten
o'Clock. for the benefit of the Poor. Mr. PENSOW
gratified the town by the engagement of Miss
CLARA FISHER and her sisters, for three slights,
at the close of the season, in which she exhibited
her wonderfol conceptions of the characters of
Richard. Douglas, stsd Shylock. The company
removed to Newport ou Thursday.

Mr. BOOTH played Brains, in the tragedy of
that name, at the Brighton Theatre, on Tuesday,
for the benefit of Mr. Himont. A critic in ilk
Brighton Paper says— •

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" This gentleman, since hit appearance here two .term
mochas evidestly t thrown sway the weever pars.at hiussesct
bis imitition of Kean. He labours with as stocjt lissithdll
to avoid • similitude with that great actor, se he once
strove to adopt it, at least so far as our-judgmeut could'
discover. We are by so memos sorry to petteiire 'this
it toilets all that sensibility of mind for triadh we caw
readily give kini credit. He is eviderilly is possession
of very great requisites (or the. stage—s thee, IMP.
powerful violin., an eye capable of considerable esprft.
sloe,' and a flexible, well-formed coontnnanee. His re-
forwinee of Itniews was strongly atarked in msay passage*,
sad with the eaceptios of those seines where be masa sired the
idiot, which smitinptiois of esesoerwelhotight :rather us-
poetical, he sustained the dipily s force of the pars
with energy and feeling, and obtained the vr,ell7toerited se?
planse of as attentive aodiesie." .
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Among the hist arrivele at Brighton ate...-
Lady Booth, Lord Fplksilisie, Lady gsnirifylite, llign
Barry, Mr. Coles, Mr. &wee, - Mr. C. Craven, Mr. Ltilleti,
Mrs. Groot, Mr. Cour* Kee: Lay, Mrs. Illelltford, Aloe
lone% Milo Lellb, MR.ltolseets, Hrs.liarretto,4lltAinregei
Me. Kii4lit, spd Miss Peer-
• Aumoug the loot arliTalt) it Both Aierbe
i countess do. F.nrol,,jida. J..Covesitcya lies..lllro. Pot.
tesque Him. Mrs. Mit% Sir 17 1-mod/14 koniere Sir
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A, aid' dy Cturiaitter iu.l..A' nil Sir W. Mews alul
fatally; Sir W. logits„. Ilia E. tyke; Dr. Behory, Dr.
WoUtebory, A•truirrit awl re. Bellew, Adoinlat Diser‘; se.
orisl Peskin, .Deaarol Rebuts, Gess". 1146001 sod l•osili."
Colmar! Chambering, Colonel Chilothry. sod Lieut:Orientel,
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'7l ‘ RA meAL 1W ELTING-
AP
IN FINSBURY.

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WORSHIC %Tien.
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TO Vpareestace or the detertninatioo of the Radicals to
hold •Isarsing iu Finsbury New Nilarket•place, the rolluoist
letter was addressed to the Parish OiNuers residiug within
the district of this Office . •
" Public-Dales, Worship-street.

"Gentlemen-1 am diretted by Robert &will, Esq. the
Billing Magistrate, to regnest you t will attend at this toning
us Saturd.sy morning seal, to &Wafer with him as to the
aseasnres tube adopted to peewee the public peace .haring
the intended meeting on Monday, in Finsbury New Market.

"lam, Gentlemen, your humble gement,
* WM. HERRITAGE, Chief Clerk.",

Saturday, agreeably to this nutlet, all the principal Oa-
ten In St. Laker, SpitalSelds, Slierediteb, Hartney,
attended; when it was arranged that they, with all their bead.
hoiomelis, constables, &c. sficialJ come forward this day
(Monday), and be in readiness to act with, and tinder the
direeliub of the Magistrates and Police, in keeping the
peace.
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OF TOR RADICALS.

At twelve o'clock ibis morning the Radicals will proceed
down the Strand and Fleet.street, towards Finsbury-Market-
place, Finsbury square. The peon-salon will be entirely on
foot; there will be twelve Rap, the first crowned with the
Cap of Liberty, which will be carried before the General
Committee and the Comraittemof Management, followed by
the Westminster Reform Society ; soil the foliuwiag is a de-
sc►iption of the flap that will be used on the occasion :

Flag—Mutto, " The Prince nod the People
against the Boroughnzongers," upon which is painted a
death's head and cross bones.

Rd—Union Flag—Three "Compartments, red, white, and
green—!Slotio, " England, Scotland, and Ireland...
3d—hlounted with a Cap* of liberty—Green Flll%-
610114,, " He that bath no sword let him sell his garment
and buy oue."—Lake,ehapter xxii. verse 36.
4th Flag—Green—Motto, " Universal, Civil, and Reli-
gious Liberty."
bib Flay...Red—Motto, " Liberty or Death."

13111 Flag—While—Motto, Trial by leery."
7th Flag—White, wish black leltera—Motto, aTo the
immortal Memory of the Reformers anamered at Mao-
cheater."

stb nar—Blue—Motto, "The Palladium of Liberty, •
Free Press."

9th Flag—Red—Motto, a Universal &dreier."
10th Flag—Black—Motto, "We had better die Fire;
men Ikea live Slaves."

We are informed that the Home Department have taken mach
precentioeary men sssss to prevent a riot from taking place, or
any acts of violence being committed, that the citizens of
London need be under little apprehension of any serious
disturbance taking place. The Hone and Foot Guards are
ordered to born readiness; the City Light Horse are also
ordered to be in Gray's Inn-lane, is readiness to act if occa-
sion should require it.
The Tower gates are ordered to be closed, and neither in-
vest Aar egress will be permitted until afte► the meeting is
tliopolood.

• The Ilene Guard. ate ordered to be is the •ieiaily of the
Oloodog (not in eight) ready mentatod. Part of a troop will
Praia the City road.

Tbo Artillery 'lll be prepared to move or Me receipt a
orders, from lie Artillery-ground, weer Finebery-egoore.

CIRCULAR OF THE RADICALS.

The Committee of -Management appointed to carry lite
inteaded Meeting into effect, at Finsbury Market-place,
Fiasbury-square,• have seen with astonishment and Indigos.
Lion a paragraph ins Morning Paper, notorious for its ser-
vile support to the present corrupt system, stating, that
Divisions of Reformers will march is the following order,
viz.—

" One Division from Tower-hill; one ditto from Sr.Hb.
leld ; one ditto from Spitalfiekis ; one ditto frosn the bottom
of Holborn ; Iwo ditto from Palace-yard, Westminster ; Iwo
ditto from the Obelisk, Westminster-road ; one ditto from
the Shepherd and Shepherdess Fields ; and the lasi from

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The Committee feel peremplorVy called upon to more
the public, that the whole of the above statement is coo.
!lett', false sad fibricated,and they have Ho doubt, it was Use
investisa of some person or persons employed by the !foam
Deputised, or Treasury, for the purpose of giving Lord
Sidmouth a pretence of eroding soldiers among the people
to massacre them. The fact is, that several smell numbers
will go from three or four different parts of the blelrepolis
to the Needs'," hat tot armed or is military array." The
great body of she People (attended by the Committee) will
go from mos place to the Needing, peaceably, orderly, and
unarmed.
The dmmiltee entreat their brother Reformers moot ear.
seedy teased themselves at the meeting to euessteract the
wirtted machinatioisa of a corrupt faction; and if any base
iebeendiaries should net so diabolically as to employ peewee
to go lo•lbe meeting to oohs a riot, tee the ymerseest res.
Irving them a plowable pretext for the employment et the
military, they (the Reformers) are called upon to seine the
villains, and hand them over to the peeper police iodhorilles
the Hoy May be purashed according to law. The people
samielided at the Meeting are solkited to pay so attention to
fibs slaraes• (Which it is eaderstood are latended to 'be
eitierd) at the 'approach of the military, Mid whim the pr•-
egeellitigi are eotieliseled, they are desired to disperse es ban-
nod speedily as they contetieutly can.
Sipped on behalf of the Committee,
THOS. BALDWIN, Mattison pro ?wipers.
Glatutittee:rtioat, Wycleddreet, Oct. 31,15)P.

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