The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

TILE AMEIIICAN

(Front Mew York Pipers.]
1111 W YORK. OCTOBER 19.
Mr. PRIt.IPTS was rretived on Wedoctday evening by
a spkodid outieueir, sod with the 1111681 sulistaatial narks of
approbation'. His well.koors mods were given risk great
effect, particularly " to Owe a heart t4•l airmeisood," mad
hia tenor appears more fall sad ammettas. The emanates
were extremely gratified He appears this minis( in Lore
fan rinsge.—( Narrows! Adana's.)
Last 1110161111 Mr. Philipps made his lira appeaniare at
ear theatrei after so Wenn! of Nearly attire years, is his
wed-reatemllored ataractic of Cent Kellam, which was
iboorigisal that iiitrodoced biro to nee city. owl which made
se foverahle as leapression *a she New Tort audience, that it
was played tea or twelve tines that woota, mid always to
fell bosom Whew the rotas' ruse she Muse was /lied,
boa, pit, sad gallery, with $ higkly-respretabir anievablage
of spectator% she, at his ewtriace, welcomed his with all
moods of plamliia, which he fratefol:y neared aad with
'viand resoles. They in.. foe (video* that they recap.
Word with delight his eitimetoritp to built capacities of vocal.
is sad soar. He gave his macs with all the 'reef arts,
face sad eatbellishatests, that he formerly impressed us
sub, he slime hee ever gives, and to which his au.
dears are always not sessibly alive.—(Nets Pork Ewa-
Atag Pet)
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Wow sotto. ocToodo 31.
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The Does DSO" fee the Mali time, attracted as
toremloatimi boom. The canes* of taste aad fashim sets
•Edi
aptandly sad powerful!, to' that very h. ides which carries
i:ad actors safe ores . 111 r
. .bilipps was
llllaas !.
I. is very.llakeeoicaapish, sad
styles .dair slam. it a yet mere prnerfiel shoe "Scots
tales be." Mrs. Nehmen, who is ale hoese/l farnerite. ac.
spitted herself dellernfillly; and
1trUN111,1.1401190 Tats," finals
it, sad/ asetioe. Miss iumeli, • grarefal sod las-
parfsemer, pies stelsoly es the alatieres.—(Ples•
law Ardawatir.)
h - Aloha', he erneratelate the poblie apes a decided dia-
-1 lAN" arnpsioltias. Mr. Cowell, from the Tbeotre-Royal,
illtwey.hose, Mbar his erns appearance is Aliserisr hest right.
1.14 tba ammeters of V &Ash% I. Ths 'mods* of ow
'Arum, lad Cot eh, he ns reropiheeete. eiorreaves wheels
so horn wee perwramted by Wawa. Tareits. Athos; sod
Spiller, awl Wok be will boar s aispotioes IWO theist of
Ana. Ile carded away tbi asdiaarn with hie lath evade&
111111 nay he coasidered as already 6 he the hi tide et sac-
4:coital esperiesest." 11 is the opiates of wow* pool joke,
that he is dos is. IMAMS Sam we have ever had tallow
• Tort.
Mr. Kyoto soother we coodidate do Corner slabs' hie
;Stet appease's* tornewow Infernos is We /jam! Aii•-
!100•—(Na• York /troth" Pool.) .
Ups 'Tering Ti. Deed", Brit*, ter the 'need Ifss
hl/1111 silatea, was haseissed with a faditerahle and very •11-
mimosa asdiesee; the 'Forlorn pit mid two Sewer the Of
bar piasessed ais Wahl indeed to she ssaeogres amid**
psvilanoves. The es shads' is compiste wish eiortreis •
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Henry the Eighth condensed the impre.siorts
which his subjects hid received of his character, 14
en act of extraordinary, but not unprovoked seve-
rity, which involved in destruction one of the must
ancient and pessiirful houses in the Peerage of !re-
lined, that of Fitzgerald, Earl of Kildare. The
Nobleman who bore this title had married his se-
cond wife, Lady Elizabeth Grey, daughter of the
first Itlin-gals of Dorset, sail first cousin of the
King, by his mother; he had been flavoured at
Court, and was at this twine Lord Deputy of Ire-
land. Byt the country being in • very disturbed
state, and the Deputy accused of many ode of vio-
lence, he hid obeyed with whatever -reluctance, •
unmoor to mover tir his conduct before the Kiug
in Council, leaving his eldest son to exercise his
tact during his absence: Ois hie arrival, he was
committed to the Tower ; said h's son, ularmed
by the false report of his having lost hie head,
broke out into • furious rebellion. After a tempo-
rary success, Thomu Fitzgerald was reduced to
greet dilfieulties ; et the same lime a promise of
pardon wee held out to him; said confiding iii it,
he surrendered .himself to Lord Leonard Grey,
brother to the Counties, his step-mother. His
five uncles, also implicated in the guilt of rebel.
lion, were seized by surprise, or deceived into.
submisios. Thetsehole saz. were then conveyed
to England In the ,inn ship; end all, is spite
of the entreaties aid ritutoastrauces of Lotd Leo-
nard Grey, who. Coniidered his own honour as
pledged for the -safety of their lives, were hanged
st Tyburn.
The turd Earl had died in the Tower on receiv.•
ing news of his sores hob trierprire; and • post-
humous attainder being issued sigaidst hien, his
lands and goods were forfeited. The King,
however, in pity to the widow, and ss a slight
atonement for so creel an injustice, permitted
'one of her daughters to retain some poet "'mains of' the family plate and valuables; and • ",1
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other of them, coming to England. appear* to ha I
received her education at Huitsdon Palace with .
Pnocerees Mary acid Elizabeth, her relations. liiriat
she was first seen by Henry Earl of Surrey, whole
chaste and elegant mite has handed het down %V
posterity as the lovely Geraldine', fhe object of hill
fervent but fruitless devotion. She wai mini'
first ' , Sir Anthony Brown, end afterwards bees
- Earl survi, -by --