The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-07 00:00:00

WEA I RES.

HAYMARKET.

This attractive theatre continues its successful
career. Favourite pieces, supported bt• meritorions
performers, most of them Io• 1.4 es:ol)li,lied in public
fetvour, by their combined attraction till the house
to the well-earned advantage of the pro-
prietors.

ENGLISH OPERA•HOESS.
Thi+ int•resting theatre MI Stilirday night clued
a Nacersoftsl season, distinguished by the produc-
tion of much novelty and a 'lnge share of public
favour. At the termination of the performance.
Mr. IIAttTLEY, the singe-manager, came forward
and deitvered the folluwung farewell uddrest

" Ladies awl Gessitcmen—As the opening of • theatrical
season brings with ti kept. so the ciose as natstrally prodders
regret. We met you, only three mouths ago, with buoyant
spires, meet we ewer take our h ayes with unaffected. sorrow.
For the Grid time mace this theatre was erected we bare had
a fats though a limited chance of •Itracteug your notice by
the elosiug of the patent %heats" fur this le en weeks. We
have thus bets. 'above.' from the oppressive burden of the
extended seasons of what of late years were absurdly etileel
THE WINTER 1.11EATRIII: Fur this regulation, we, in
COIIIIIIOIII with the Haynie. bet Theatre, have Is.-en indebted
In the liberal and aprigh; Interfere-nee of the present Lend
Chambeelain, who hes condescend-4 to Wee ess cringed a
view of the snleject of public amusement. (retaking the public
accommodation his find •hject), as motive
us thus grate•
fully to acknowledge the weighty uLligatiou his intcrpoTh‘V
base/referred also upon ilk
"The Proprietor, Ladies and Gentlemen, proudly feels
that the exertions which hare been used to eseete your oora,
and merit your reuntestance, have, during the short prriud
this theatre has been apes, been crowned wish ee lunch suc-
cess as the season of the year, and the ream kable heat of a
huge portion of a rexuarkelei, 6ue ~uintarr, could allow him
to hope fur. 'The unsettles produced have been uniformly
•uerma.ful, and many of them greatly attractive. Arid it is
with feelings of heartfelt acknowledgment and siscere re-
gret that 1 •m now columned, iu his verse, I. my own, and
in that of all the perf..rmers, to offer you our respectful
good wishes, and to bid you farewell.'

The following is a list of Cie new pieces. pro-
dured during the short ►iaum of this Mentor :

LIM 317)U Ile !be R 014,4, nritten by Mr. Bearlee.
All in Ih. lh.k Mr. Hanel it.
Gordon ilie Gipsy
Gil Wag
Gretna Green
Fair Gabrielle
Be.itirs Immo, reviv.ilp fur that Lxtriturdinary little
uctrebe, CLARA FISHER.

Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock, 11;s Royal
Monies% the Duke of CA:anaincE arrived ihe
King's Pt;lace at Pimlico in his travelling carriage
and four, accomp.iiiied by Colonel PLATT, from
Brig,lnum
Their Royal fli,4linevves the Dukes of CLA-
RENCE and SAX E-WEIMAtt returned to Brmsrlii err
the titth last from a tour, in slue!) they visited the
fields of battle of Foutenoy, Fburus, Ligny, Plan-
canon., and ‘Vaterloo.
The nuptials between Viscount Al ANDEVit.tr,
elde•t soli of the Duke of M A NCHESTRR,
SPARROW, are to take 11:4CV, we tilldriStilld, le-
morrow morning.

The Earl of lIARRINGTON, ‘VP ere sorry to hoer.
is cooliited with a frovere tit of gout, at Ina
house in the SW,le-pirrl, So. liants'e.

The following are amongst the latest arrivals at
13;4h : - •

Dowag,r Cwintras of GJllowar, Lady de Boarch, Lady
Wrwiesl. y, Lady and Mna Austruih•r, Haw Mrs. Joan
Ha•ill, Sir F and Lady Bathurst, Sir 0. awl Lady Gurdou,
Sir G. Dallas, &r.

questrian statue of his late MAJESTY Wg' on
Monday elevated on u• pedestal in Lontlmi-103d.
near Liverpool. It is of tine Itrooie, but of a tint
less dark than NELSON'S inunumei.t—is of the Sue
of life. and an excellent likereas of the late KING.
Loudon-road was crowded the whole of the day with
spectators.