The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-12-08 00:00:00

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Mr. MARTIN. of Galenty, during the debate lent
night on Lord CoMPToN's clew, ea.deavooreit
rather nil ungenerous wuy to influence toe dec....
of the Howie. The Hon. Member threatened that
if the clituge were adopted, he should go bark to
Ireland immediately !
• Ste IsAAc Corf Di wee the Member who. in the
debete of Monday night, said he would rapport the
' principle of the Seditious Meetinos Prevention
Bill, because he lied swum to defend the omA:i-
-llation.

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Miniday x denieliment of the Royal Artillery
poi-td through 1. loot. having under their charge
Is large inpply of arms for arming the volunteer
cavalry an pi 111 the northern parts of the island.

The excellent comedy of 11'ild ()tits av• vor.
formrd list night. at the special de.tre of Prito
LEOPOLD. M. Royal Highness on his entre .ras
greeted with the loyal and popular air of God .•e •
the King. which way eSCCUtrd in the LIMA riferti%r
style. Ile bat in the second code, in the pre. ai,box most remote from the stitge, to the kit
of the audience. In conformity with hi. w
there was no extraordinary rep.rations made is r
his reception. The house displayed a lull atiA
elegant audience. Nu play verbal)s was ever i!,.t
up iu a more finished style. In some of the be.t
comedies we are gratified with seeing two
three prominent parts efficiently supported..
play of last night is strongly cast in all its parts
all the characters are filled with talent, and pre.etit
a perfect whole. The measured and modest de-
meattour, the gentle spirit, the feeling, the. expres-
sive tones, the handsome lace and per,arn of
W. WEST, qualify her in an eminent degree low a
jos' rrsonation of the interesting Lady /Inuit-twat.
Mr. EI.LISTON'S Rover, Mr. Dowrox's
fir
George Thunder, and Mr. Mutt DEN's liphruine
Smooth, have exhausted panegyric—indeed, they
were. with all the oilier characters in the piece, ex-
cellent to their kind. It is hardly nrce,sary to
observe that the play, thorn supported, went silt will
eclat.

COVENT-GARDEN.

The romantic drama of Guy Munrseriug was per-
formed last night. Lu the interval between the tall
of the curtain and the commencement of the after-
piece. the Duke and Duchess of KENT.and suite
entered their box. Their Royal Ilighnessrs were
received with the usual demonstrations of loyally

and affection.
ADFLPHI.
On Monday a new Burletta, the production of
one of the Proprietors of this Theatre, was acted
for the tint time with marked success. It appt area
however to have been gut up with some degree of
precipitation. A comic sung, by Mr. Cowitt..
was loudly applauded and encored. This musical
Farce was followed by the new imitative Burletta
of Apollo Doggerwood ; of the intrinsic ,merit
pf
this trine little can be void, but that it bring. f..-
ward the imitative plovers of Mr. JOH!. Revive in
great advantage. His imitations of KEAN and
HAZLET were highly applaticiett by the tio,tteitce.
Ht representation of AiI,;•NDLN in the part of
Crack, was decidedly excellrot. Both of the new
pi.-ces were received with isoqualilied appridnity
by a crowded home.'

Mr. BOOTH performs three nights this ivitek al
the Partbn ttttt th Theatre. . 1114 eharocters aft,
lieubeta Glostoy, Brutus, and Octavian? •

The subsequent Clauses 01 tom
proclamation. tendered persons who remained liable ; county meeting. ' bectime them, into iii. •......----. _. __
to transportation, went surely far enough to prevent I Mr. BROUGHAM complained of new offences luau
y necessary upon the reinaioing clauses of the 1 Dutch settlers had been murdered, with the ex- 1 un aluiroay a ....—...
/ tumult. being created by this Act. one of the proprietors of this Theatre, %vas actral
• Bill.—(Hear. hear.;
EACH, the ;.; reption of Mr. NIUNTiNGHE. the Superintendent. 1
Mr. BROUGHAM adopted the same line of erg*. Lord CASTLEREAGH had no obiection that the
On the motion of Lord CASTLER
men*. The amendment was intended merely to I limitutioa of punialnuent to stringers for attending „.. It will probably be rem'embered that a very parti- for the first time with marked success. It view area
however to have been gut up with some degree 4•1
CHAIRMAN reported progress, and obtained leave '
protect Gum tine and improomment innocent per- I meetings out of their districts should be.reduced to
to sit again this day. The Noble Lord hoped that 11 cuter accouitt of this occurrence was pub:l...lied Hs precipitation. A comic sung, by Mr. CO
Iwo., who plight liaire bees, led to the meet twelve months imprisonment instead tit two year.. then the Bill could . $ ......
be uinuently considered 61 the I THE Botrisu PRESS so 100 g sloes. as :Worley the
Prow curiosity. A. the clause stood, persons who i The clause was then agreed to, restricting the I was loudly applauded and encored. This 'nosiest
I Committee.
might attend them for laudable nod necessary pm- ! penalty to twelve month: imprisoinuent. I '29th of' November Lott. The number of the Dutch Farce was followed by the new imitative Burletta
The House then adjourned at a Qt:ARTER RE- • .
poses would be guilty of • tnistlenietionr I Mr. W. Sarin then suggested the propriety of ' killed awl wounded exceeded 100 men, but not of Apollo Duggetwood ;of the intrinsic merit of
FORE Two o'CLoEIC THIS MORNING. this trine little can be twirl, but that it briogs ro.
porters, for instance.—those persons who were • adjourning at this hour (half-past one o'clock). awl --...----7—.----. only Mr. MUNTINGHE but • considerable body of ward the Unitative powers of Mr. JOHN ItRaTE in
. nit doubt too low and too insignificant to eider ; ant proceeding further with business of so much Mr. MARTIN. of Gatwoy, during the debate last •
i . troops succeeded in escaping from the power of the
into the contemplation of the Attorney-General. I public importance. It was, be thought, quite night on Lord ComaToN's chemise, endeavoured in 1 , great advantage. His ilaitalltma ut KI:AN and
1 :s. ut.TAN and reached Bianca. where it was under- HARLEY were highly applauded by the audience.
Ile could not descend from hi* dignified station to i chylous that at such an hour no disco mold rather oil utigenerous way to iiifltienee to
dec.. His representation of ..X.ItiNDEN In the part of
t ally consideration respecting them, hot he sl 111 ;take place commensurate with th:t interest belong. of the Holm. The Hon. Member threateitell that. I stood a large force was to be immediately prepered
C.resek. was decidedly excellent. Both of the new
•if the clause were adopted, he should go back lo : fur the porpo.e bfre.establishing' the Dutch power
at least reflect on what lie might have hero himself 1 Mg to such a question as tliit.--i/ear.)
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were it out for the liberal opportunities id-forded by 1 !And CASTLEREAGH did not(*thisik that accord- Irelaud iossnediutely ! pieces were received with unqualified 81pin-oboist
I in Palembang. by a crowded home.'
that Constitution which lie WISI 110 W eillplog all . log to parliamentary usage the Huse bad as yet sat Sir IsAm: COFFIN Was the Member who. in the ; ------
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his etievgles to subvert. It was of importance that !to an imusual or incouvement hour. Hz was there- debate of Monday 'tight. said lie would support the i Nlonday a detachment of the Royal Artillery •
teparters should attend mrelings swill ttttt I 1.811114 C 1 fore averse to soy postponmelst, which was nut principle of the Seditious Meetings 1 revention pipped tit t gh 1. ton, having under their charge 1
.. hie. BOOTH performs three nights this week et
isnaller the oppressive lash of die law.—it was of ion- I called for by the real necessity of the case. 1.1 h •
Bill, because he had SWUM to defend the Celiall. sii large sopply of srms for angling the volunteer tlie Portsmouth "Il belstre. • iv e erecters etre
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eorbtoce to themselves—tit was in the line of their Mr. W. SMITH teplied,, that it then only remain! tattoo. cavalry CM p, in the northern parts of the island. I lieubea lib oroy, Brutus, and Uetavia*, •
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