The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-12 00:00:00

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An
.extran.weary scene w ic [dace 0_ the
Theatre Verticals, last evening, will (sure a topic of
conversation for some time. The comecinms per-
formed, or rather intended to twee performed, TAe
Marriage of Figure. the representation of which
'has been interdicted for some months past. The
first two acts were highly entertaining ; at the com-
mencement of the third, when the Comet and
'Figaro steno the stage, some persons in the pit
observed, that .Figaro suppressed one or two pas.
awe in hos part; these passages were loudly de-
mseded : the actor could not.imoute it to • lapse
of memory, as the prompter was there, and owe of
the itedienof i atter Inning attempted to supply the
oisiiislomalktedhile the printedpliy. Some eonver-
4atiors took plies; the .deatatid for the omitted 'fl-
osses was persevered in; the tumult increased, and
the actors retired. They soon made their appearance
,dirin. but when they attempted to proceed-with the
Ogee. Withoutititring the celebrated psalmist* the
clamour was renewed with increased vielenee. Some
were willing to take the piece as the meter' offered
to perform it.; other i required to have it, such as
Beatirearchais had composed it. Somebody pro-
pond that the for Mer, should-be gratified with the
representation of the piece. and that . awn
should be returned to the latter.... . _
Dames eagerly acquiesced in the propoeitioe,
end reqriested thOse• who OPpolied Thi performance
to go to the place. where the money is taken; hot
they wanted the comedy, and not the money. No-
body went out. The passage demanded with so
much perseverance relates to politics, such as they
are understood and defined by riga, o. It is eigh-
teen_years since the patesase was suppressed, end,
except in two or three instances, the piece has been
conatantly performed, ses it wee then commanded.—
flowerer, the refractory. persons persevered, and
after a renewal of shoals and Vociteratfons on both
sides, the Commissary of Police sold;:" Gentle-
Men. our patience is exhausted:P.7llln would
hear no more ; the laughter and shouting became
louder then ever, and they even attempted to get
upon the atsge, the actors then retired for the third
or fourth time ; the curtain fell. The Comipiesery
wf Police attempted in wain to harangue the ea-
• <fleece; they would not listen to him. The *eerie
assumed s laughable character. The order to clear
the theatre was put in execution. On leaving the
house, the pit gaily joined in the air of " Marl-
- said that the disturbance and tumult
'iSrusinatlrd, as the piece would have concluded,
with songs.—(Coastirationnel.

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KANSGATE, NOVEMBER 9.

Lieutenant-Colonel Garrett's Isle of Thenet
troop of yeomen cavalry had the honour of escort.i
. tog his Majesty yesterday from Remover to Marl
bledown, about tee miles on the London sisfe.ol
Canterbury, where they gave up their torsi charge
to Captains Parker and Haiford's troops of yeomen
casairy, and e, detachment of the gth lancer'.
In our itamsgas• !account yesterday, we should
have anted that Marquis c:onyngltam rode in the
carriage with his Majesty; as will isiSll: B. Bloom-
field. It wits'a great treat to 'see'the ?toy':lt George
yacht come into the pier yesterday In such fine
style, she is a moot beautiful and superb yee,el„
Wag so fine • model, %ma the admirat!on of
all who beheld her. During the time his Majesty
taiteft 'breakfast on. hoard his yacht, the pier wee
thrauged lOyal sabjects. noxiously desiring
to lawa sight of their King. After fintshirig his
repast hie Majesty came on deek, and gintitied them
*Midst repeated cheering. When he ger into hit
beige to be landed, the yacht proceeded to unmoor;
and weat out of the harbour almost immediately
after tbe Kiog's departure without the least difficulty;
leasing. pleasing impression on the spectators tltal
no circumstance had occurred to prevent or obi
atruti her 'coating in aitilgetting out to sea agsitt
lite same tide, although drawing 15 or 16 feet
water, and of 40tt- tons dimensions, proving what
may lit doselby skill.. case, and Ittentioo.

The nuptials of J. SITTTON, E.q. of Holston,
%gap, have been celebrated with that liberality and
spirit, by his tenantry, which ate Foru,ity
eharncter-
Istic .or himself. "On the nil libelant nn ox was dis-
tributed by Ihettito the pair, at ; and
the,lienefletnea partook of an excellent dinner at
• the 'Boot I ari in the village. The bells rang during
the day., and a noble bonfire. biased at night. At
Oswestry, on Tuesday,-twenty-two gentlemen and
traileimen or the 'twin sat down to a well-prosided
limiter, at the Cross Keys litn: LAM* JONES. E.q.
Presidrist, supported by the Kee. W. W. OWEN.
end THOMAS HILDITCH, Esq. The shop of the
latter gendeitian was bulliantly illumin,trd with
Kam in the evening, and tastefully decorated with;;
white silk ribbande, • wreaths of laurel, &c. The
following upeared in the window*, in pointed acid•'
tothossed biters:—s` Mr. and M's. Myttots—slom;
life aid happiness attend them !—prosperity to the
House Of Holston !"
NdTrwasa I l.We understand
/hot Monday, tim 19th Of this month. is the day
tilted by the Dean and Chapter of St. Geory.e'r
Chapel for the election of a Lay Clerk (counter-
f.fll.T) the room of Mr. G. B. SAUNDERS, de-
.easr d.
Saturday se imight WI t. 1.14114 PFTTIT aml
HAa-
lIIET LEACH went to the pariah church of Chess
near Cambridge. to be joined lii holy weds
lock, whets the happy bridegroom happened to
.collect thot he Ind never born baptised. Of this,
4w infotated the clergyman, and begged to know :Jr
the ceremony could then be perlormed. Bring
ansirered iu the affirmative, the ceremony proceeded,
the father or the 'bride Standing god-father to his
sun-in-law, and one of the bride-maids god-mothers
Fly, the second best greyhound at Holywell Hunt;
Ails sold Tut' 30 .guisielio immediately after the race,
iaol was ofterwaids matched fur fifty guineas aside,
o Lich she won.
If Bisit dues not sell another Capital the whole
Lottery. he has already got more than Ilia pm.
portion : bat it by no means futanws list .lwetuse A. meld
flupitnl deems foot Day,- above oho- waiter of 20101.
ne4s lunk: in well any mire. We seawall, lad luck oi •
• I is. ;yrs. asst Mail MOO .Irate few MUM, *St as
h.. hat farina me well he will Amish bellee..anad ponkably
Bell In other Two UAW. jet iti sae' than.