The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

THEATRES.

DRURT-LANE.
Artaxerxes again attracted a crowded and splen-
did house on Saturday night. The dress circle
rimmed an unusual display of beauty and fashion.
Miss Wagon becomes, with each repetition, twee
io possession of her powers. " The soldier tied"
was twice repeated. On the second call for it she
was so much emba d by the clamour between
those who were anxious for the repetition and those
who thought the demand unreasonable, Mr. Et.-
LISTON and Mr. RUSSELL approached her from
opposite sides of the stage at the same moment to
give her support. The former, on learning the
state of her feeling, announced that she would un-
dertake to obey the call, and she executed this fa-
vourite and difficult song • third time with undi-
suinished effect.

COT gIIT..GARDEN.

The favourite opera of The Sieve, was performed
at this house on Saturday night, and attracted au
elegant audience. Miss %I. TREE sustained the part
wl Zelisula, Miss STEPHENS bring absent in conse-
(parolee of the death of her mother. The opera
went off with it. usual success. • The psutosnime
appears to have lost nothing of its original at-
traction.

List of Visitors at Brandenhorgh Hasse yes-
terday
Earl Grey We. Limit' Hammer
Mr. Lanibtors Sir Robert Wilms
Lady Loose Lamblois Mr. Williams.
Lord Joins Rosati'

Yesterday the Rev. Mr. FELLOWS! performed
divine •10111011 before her MAJESTY at Branders-
burgh l louse.
We are happy to learn that her Moje%ty the
Qum, continues its excellent waits, and is not in

the least distnuyed by the debates and decision in
the House of Commons on Friday night. Her
MAJESTY feels perfectly satisfied that ultimately
Abe will be put in possession of all her rights and
dignities.
Yesterday divine service was performed at the
Palace in Pall-mull by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERO
wwd the Rev. Dr. STABLER CLARK.

The Duke of You came to town on Friday
morning. from • visit to Earl Vizaur.ait, in Hert-
fordshire, to attend the King's Levee. 111 the
evening his Royal Mighnrss returned to the Noble
erl's mansion.—Yeaterday tour • g his Royal
Highness arrived at his residence to St. dinner's
Palace.
Saturday morning the Duchess of CLAaENCE
took an airing in tier carriage in Hyde Park. fur
the first lime since her accuateliemeat. Yesterday
Morning her Royal Highness. accompanied by the
Duke, attended Divine Service in the Chapel
Royal, at St. iJamta's Palace. In the afternour.
the Duchess received visits from the Duchess of
KeNT, th•s Princess SoptirA, the Princess FEo-
DOlt, mid the Duke of 61.oucesTER.
Yesterday morning the Duke of GLOucESTER
attended divine service at St. George's Church,
• thoover•sciiiaA,
The Deets* of KENT and the Princess FEO-
- Ittlyndtd, divine service in the chapel in Ken_
stst,itnit Palace. where it was performed by the
Row. M. WETHERELL.
Settled/it bring the Duke of SUSSED% birth-day.
his Royal"Highnets gave au entertainment M in%
domestics and their relatives, au:l t.. which some of
the domestics oldie Duchess of Kane were invited,
at the Royal Dirket; apartments at Kensington
Palace.
Yesterday the Duke of SLLSSLX had • patty at
dinner.
Prince LEOPOLD came to town on Friday from
Clermont to attend the Kines's Levee. In the
eve", his Royal Highness dined with the Duchess
*fitter. Oa Satutday his Royal Highness left
town for Claremont.
The anion of Lord Viscount CRANBORNE and
N!issGAßCol4lllt will lake place before the ex-
piration of the prevent month.

• MINORIrr
ON USA i.ISAWILTOM'S WoTion, "TUT Tat SHISSION
Or TNt torsn's NAILS SHOW TNt LITUSGY AID TIN
Accutroviso PRAT'S/ OP TIN cuusza, WAS ILL.
ASSISI° AND ISSIPSDIZST."

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Altberp, Vioconet Grafton), J. Prittir, Him. F. A.
Anson, Hun. G. Grant, J. P. Pryse, Pryse
Aimee, Sir G. Grenfell, Paseo* Pyle, Francis
Astir'', Sir Jobe Griffith., J. W. Peel, Win.
Asbhurst, W. H. Guise, Sir W. Powell, E.W.
Awn, Wm. Gurasey, Hudson Rammtee, J. C.
Breen, John Grant, G. M. Ricardo, David
Beaumont, T. W. Gurney. R. R. Ridley, Sir M. W.
13"bara, Jo.. F. Gaskrll, Ben. Rubins, A.
Barham, J. F. juu. Hobijooo,,,t, W. Roberts, G.
Baling, Alex. Hurbord, Hon. E. &Amason, Sir G.
Baring, Henry Hcathcute, Sir G. Rowley, Sir W.
Barrett, S. hl. Hrathcute, G. J. Ituinbuld, Charles
Desserts, Iln. H. G. Heron, Sir R. Russell, Laud J.
Benyon, B. Hill, Lard A. Russell, Lord W.
Bernal, It. Hubliouse, J. C. Ru•sell, R. G.
Birch, Jos. Honywourt, W. P. MCC, T. S.
Bluitgliam, H. Morulsy, E. Ranisbutium, Juba
Browne, D. Hughes, W. 1... Bickford, William
Bright, H. Home, J. Suaiib, Hun. R.
Bartlett, Sir F. Hurst, Robert Smith, S.
Bury, Viscount Hutchinson, Hou.CSuriis, A.
Byug, George Holmes, Sir S. &silk. I •
Beughloa, Rouse , k,,,,,n„, Sir it D. Swish, G.
&nighty, SirJ. F. Junes w„ Smith, W.
Beetled', Ld. W. Jereoise, G. P. Scarlett, James
Butterworth* I• lieuttertv, T. F. Scutlaistere, R. P.
Blake, iks F. Lamb, Has. W. Stites, Earl of
BOgrave, Vise. Larobson, J. G. Scull, Jeans
Buxton,T. F. Lesissard, T. B. Stauky, Lord
Chalueer, Rubt. Lemon, Sir W. Slums, Lord J.
Calcralt, Juba Lloyd, J. M. B)kes, Daniel
Calerafi, J. H. Lushingiun, S. Stbright, Sir John
Calvet., C. Leak', W. Scuurtield, W. H.
Carew, R. S. Lester, B. L Towrs•liesid, Lord C.
Caller, John Lloyd, T. J. Talbot, It. W.
Cavendish, Lord G. Lxwley, F. Tavistock, Marq. of
Cavendish, H. Lockhart, J. Taylur, H. A.
Clifford, Capt. Legge, Hoe. H. Teitkers C.
Clifton, Vise. Laugsiun, J. H. Tier uey, Rt. Hun. G.
Collin, Sir I. Mattocks, W. A. Talk, C. A.
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Cuticannuii, L. Macilimald, J. Tl"let C. k.
Conminaker, G. Mackintosh, Sir J. Vermin', G. V.
Cioniptuu Sam. Marti., John Wane, J. A.
Cat Mtn, J. C. Milton, Viscount Webber Ed.
Creevry, Thos. Musick, J. B. Westero, C. C.
Cult' Sir Lowey Moore, Peter Wharton, Juhu
Crsppv, Jos. Moore, Abraham WlHlktradr W. H.
Calvrri, N. hluystuu, Sir T. Whitbread, S. C.
Dimes, T. H. Alai ryatt, J. Wilkins, Walter
De Crespiguy,SirW•Malion, Hue. S. Williams, T. P.
Druisuis, W. Marjursbanks, SirJ•Wdl'ausks W•
Demean, Thos. Newman, R. W. Wilson, Sir R.
Dumdum, Hue. T. Newport, Rt. Hon. Wissulegtuu, Sir T.
Dundas, C. Sir John Wood, Alderman
Davenport, Davis Nugent, Lord Wyvill, Marmaduke
Dickeusue, W. O'Callaghan, J. Wall, C. B.
Ebriuglon, Visc. Ord, W. IVliiiusure, W. W.
Ellice, Ell. o,4„bit„u, Lord ‘Vetherell, C.
Ellis, Hun. O. A. Ousluw, Arthur
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Palmer, Charles Tsizzas.
Fitzgerald, Lord W.Prilater, C V. Duncanuots, Vise.
Fitzgerald, Rt. Ha Pares, Thos. Hamilton, Lord A.
Maurice refuel', Sir M. .
Fitzroy, Lord C. Peirse, Henry PAIRS], OPT.
Fitzroy, Lord J. Pelham, Hon. C. Maier W.
Folkstune, Vase. Phillips, G. R. Williams, Oweu
Farquharson, A. Phillips, George Wittier Luke
Farmed, Robert Puusouby, Hu. F. C.
Gletwi chy, Visc. Power, R.