The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Novalieu it.

It has rikriv occurred in thestricsl annals to re-
cord such brilliant success as attended Miss F. H.
Kozees debit last night ih the tragedy or Nowt)
sad Mitt. This young lady was, we understand.
a gran favourite with the Dublin audience, who (as
it has been observed, that the valour and the ex-
ploits of the warrior would soon be forgotten, or
perhaps their fame never circulated. if the poet did
not render them immortal) may justly take credit
to themselves for having recognized, as they de-
served, these talents and accomplishments which
promise to shine with extraordinary lustre.—
Her figure is about the middle size, and poseeseed
of all the attractions with which youth and grace-
fulness invest the female form. Her voice is pecu-
liarly sweet, flexible, and powerful. mid her into.
nation of the purest kind ; her features are regular.
sad their expression suited extremely well with the
character of the innocent, the gentle Joliet. It is
of little importance to say that her appearance was
hailed with a worm and kindly greeting, but it is
interesting to note the reiterated peals of applause
which with few imervalo, and thole " not far be-
tweet)," subsequently resounded through the house
in testimony of the deep impression which theglow-
tog truth and energy pervading the whole perform..
once had made upon the minds of her auditors.
When the transitory emotion consequent upon the
first intredoction tb a scene which must he consi-
dered particularly trying to female nerve., had
sided, she appeared unembarrassed, and that de-
pression of both physical and mental power fre-
quently
observable upon similar occasions, had no
-
room fur the exercise of its withering influence.
The balcony scene, the first in which her abilities
were past to the proof, was decisive as the tour iii
which the Roman hero spoke, when lie said, " You
carry CASA& and his fortunes." It most have at. once
relieved the anxiety of her friends, if any could have
been eotertsined, and assured her audience they
should have no occasion for the ezerci.e of their
" usual indulgence." Her mariner, now playful,
now earliest, fond, and yet not devoid of anxiety,
and the tones of her voice, which finely corresponded
with the emotions of a true and passionate love,
were delightfully varied and expressive. The news
of Romeo's banishment. dreadful indeed to one
eirbdtied by a lender and devoted attachment,
served to display a correct and ardent conception,
successfully aided by physical powers, which, coo..
odering bee ysath and sex, are uncommonly great.
The soliloquy, after receiving the "medicinal"
drug from the Frier (a still more arduous trial
of intellectsal spirit), was given with great force. It
ins highly wrought, yet never deviated iota as
extreme. The iutrusive fear, lent indeed it might
be a deadly poison, and the shuddering horror with
which it is natural that one full of youthful beauty
and healthful spirit should contemplate even a mo•
mentary consignment to a dreary tomb, gave to this
scene • melancholy and fearful effect. In "the lee'
sad act," the eager embracing of her much-lovaid
Lord, which met no sweet rel ure,and the short drag.
glefur mastery between life and dearth, after she had
nabbed herself. called forth plasdita both " loud and
deep," and of long continuance. These were no
more than she deserved, they were not the verdict of •
picked jury, but the spontaneous effusions of those
.ohe admired the wonderful efforts of youthful
'genies, and who would think it " poor indeed" to
.withhold the tribute which was doe. Mr. C. Kea-
zut's Mimeo deserved such a Alia ; it was full of
lire sod vigour. Ks dying scene presented a won-
derful blending of confused recollection end tor-
turing regret. Mr. Jones'. Mercutio was spirited
and much applauded. The tragedy was announced '
for repetition amidst load cheering from all puts
of the house, which weit miry welt attended.

It is with the liveliest satisfaction we observes thsk
since our report of Sunday his Majesty's fiesttlt
his continued hourly to improve. The painful
symptoms of the gout, which chewed themselves ea
Friday, have been most favourably subsiding since
the former
The Duke of Cambridge will return to the Par.
her i0.13b017041.

The Lends of the Treasury have granted a food
for the messengers belonging to Carlton House, to
do away with the unpleasantness they have laboured
under for some years, iu consequence of there not
being any advance regularly permitted them on
going journeys, or any precedent for granting the
required advances,
UHIMITUNATII CASE.—A zealous Priest in the
north of Ireland missed a constant auditor from his
congregation, in which schism had already made
depredations. 4' What keeps our friend, Farmer B.
away from us ?" was the anxious question proposed
by our vigilant minister to his assistant. " I have
not seen him among us," continued he, " there
three weeks: I hope that it is not Protestantism
thst keeps bini away ?"--.6 No," was the reply, "
it
is awn then shas,"" Worse than Protestantism!
God forbid it should be Deism?"—" ;
worse than that.".—" Worse than Deism Lend
'leavens! I trust it is trot Atheism ?"—" No;
worse than Atheism."—" Impossible ! nothing can
he worse than Atheiss."—st Yes it is, your Honour,
it is Rheumatism !"
Ou Wednesday week, the day of Mr. Howes
liberation from confinement, a flag was displayed
from •the house of a Mr. CHALK, a bookseller in
Sunderland, with the following inscription• upon
it An hour's liberty is worth more thou en
ete►nity of bondage." Query. Who woold par-
chase liberty at the price
SUPSHATITIoa.—Captain STBRAIT, when cruis-
ing off the Italian coast, had passed several days
without seeing a ship. The men ascribed this in-
auspicious circumstance to the Captain's having
taken a black cat on board from the last port they
touched at. He immediately called the men aft,
and asked them if it really was so? They, without
hesitation, confirmed the report. "Overboard with
the black cat!"_" That," exclaimed an old sea-
man. "is worse still ; she must be landed."
"'rhea lower away the jolly boat," said the Cap.
tain. The cat was safely landed with much forms.
lay on an island in sight, and that same night they
took the best prize which they had captured in the
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COVENT-G4RDEN
It has rimer occurred in them
cord such brilliant success as at
Ouse s debar last night ih the
sad Mitt. This young lady
apart favourite with the Dubl,
it has been observed, that the
ploits of the warrior would KM
perhaps their fame never circuit
not render them immortal) ma,
to themselves for having fecal
served, them talents and acco
promise to shine with oars,
Her figure is about the middle
of all the attractions with win,
fulness invest the female form.
lnrly sweet, flexible, and pow
' nation of the purest kind ; her
sad their expression suited eta!
' character of the innocent, the
of little isnportanee to say 64
hailed with a worm and kindl
interesting to note the reiterate
which with few interval*, and
tweet)," subsequently reeounde
in testimony of the deep impres
tog truth mod energy pervadini
user had turtle upon the ens
When the transitory emotion CI
first intrbdoction tb a scene w
dered particularly trying to Gm
sided, she appeared iniernbarr
pression of both physical and
gamily observable upon simile
room fur the exercise of its
The belcooy scene, the first in
were put to the proof, was dee
which the Roman hero spoke, w
carry Gent and his fortunes."
relieved the anxiety of her f,ieni
been eotertsined, and assured
should have no occasion for t
" usual indulgence." Her mi
now earliest, fond, and yet not
and the tones of her voice, which
with the emotions of a true •
# were delightfully varied and ell
of Romeo's banishment, dreac
eirbdtied by a teoder and d
weed to display a correct and
successfully aided by physical
wining bet y.ath and sex, are
The soliloquy, after receiving
drug from the Friar (a still
. of intellectual spirit), was given
arm highly wrought, yet nevi
extreme. The intrusive fear, It
be a deadly poison, and the she
which it is natural that one full
sod healthful spirit should corm
'cautery consignment to • drear
scene • melancholy and fearful
sad act." the eager embracing
Lord, which met no sweet return/
gle for mastery between life and
etabbedherself.ealled forth phis
' deep," and of long cantinuan
ware than she deserved, they wee
picked jury, but the spontaueo'
411 e admired the wonderful e
'genies, and who would think
withhold the tribute which was I
aLa's Rliwea
life wigour, deservedli isdsyuicisigi aneeJ
derful blending of confused
luring regret. Mr. JON gee A
and much applauded. The trs
for repetition amidst hood the
J the house, *litchi's* viry its
BRIGHTON, Novi
It is with the liveliest satisfact
Moce our report of Sunday h
hes mistimed hourly to iuspr,
symptoms of the gout, which of
Friday, hove been most favours
the farmer day.
The Duke of Cambridge ail
lace iO.I3bIWCOSI.
•
The Loids of the Treasury h
for the 'messengers belonging tc
do away with the unpleasantness
glider for some years, iu conseq
being any advance regularly I
going journeys, or any precedes
rrquirrd advances.
Ul4 VORTUKATII CASE.—A
nerds of Ireland missed a consti
congregation. in which sckisn

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