The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-06 00:00:00

ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.

Tins favourite theatre is overflowing with elegant
company every evening. The prrfurm•sns•rs lost
night went off with great applause. In the lint
four nights we have noticed the following distil,.
guislorii personages, wills large portir. :
His Royal Nielson., Ike Duke of Sown, Doke and
Duchess of Wellington, Marebiumises •f Worcestim sod
Head6nt, Viscosiut ■nd Viscometem Eusiismore, Eirl and
CUVOICIA Of Warwick, Earl MO ClOillielOt of Mielgtawe,
Countesses of Mexburomth and Lobes lAiwilwr,
Elphiasione, Taunton, Leeds, Susan Douglas. Clare, Dudley,
Rolle►, and Linehan,. Bareness Nolekes, Hun. Mrs. Pul-
len, Mrs. Ilaubory Tracey, Mrs. Mitchell, Sir 11.nailes
ffington, Mrs. C•tbhert, Sir R. Carr, Gilmer! Hotiiiiik,
Mr. Alderman Wood, Min. Arthur Stanhope, Sir W. RVIU.
son, Mrs. Gordon, &c. Ste. &c.

Yesterday the Duke of KENT visited the PRINCE
REGENT at Carlton liouPe.

The promenade in the Long Walk of Windsor
Park was thronged with company on Sunday even-
ing. Mom of the neighbouring Nobility were iu
their carriages. The pedestlians were very name.
rout.. The great attraction was the performance
of the 11,41,41 4.f the Hoye' Horse Guards and au.
other military band.
Their Royal Highn the Duke and Duches
of KENT will h. the Surrey Theatre with their
pre-roue this evening, to are The Hears of Mid-
Lothian and The Siege of Troy. Among the
fashionable. who have graced the boxes of this po-
pular place of amusement this week, we have 00..
bleed—

The Duke and Ditches. San Carlos, the Neapolitan Am-
bassador, Mair!stomas of Hestduet, Coital- ea id Newbury
■nd family, Dowager Lady Arundel, until Cattily, Lady
Drummotid, Lady F. Wilm', Earl of Cuurtowit and family
Lady Sweedlasid, Sir George Talbot, General Stables, Ger.'
Sir G. Brown, &c.
The Koval Coburg Theatre had to boast of one of
the meat elegant amid crowded houses lust
The Duke amid Durliesa of Argyll and Ladies Parrs. ere
Emil of Fife. the Marquis of Worcester, the Duchess of
Wellington and family, Lord Yarmouth, Lady B:aie, Geweril
M'lrod, and other fad ' filler, *roe pre.eot. Me. T.
Cu..k•, of Unity lone, gave sioiremil soU•t:.rt.nn or rise
✓pleurlol opera of Vic Traralicee —the moi.r:r tw totro,luer4
were moat admired, and ',teem! of Slum mirtorror.ly
encored. Three l• lagged ✓auk has lost mote of ita oeigtual
popularity—the arestery a beautiful; and rlte acting of
Mews. Bradley, Paolo, Rowel, jun. with Mr. Smith mid
Mrs. W. Barrymore, as Jack wad Rosa, gave universal de-
light, particularly in the awe scene. Mr. T. Cooke, we us-
dallied, will appear ha a mew clammier es Miniday mgt.

Notwith,tanding the lateness of the armor,
Vauxhall Gardens continue to ettrart mold riegma
and fashionable visitors. The Earl of Westmorland, with
Mrs. W. L. Pole and party, General Maitimul and party,
Lady Wilson. Sir W. Cuomo', Douglas Kinnaird, Esq.
and many others were amongst the iplendiel tromp OM
Wedowsday evening. After the ascent of Madame %aqui,
his F.seellelicy the Prisms Ambsetmlor unespreiedly ar-
rived. This was his first visit, but bewill, 1141 doubt, shortly
relwst it, for Om purpose of witnessing Madame bisques
wonderful performances on the !tope.
Mr. YATis has entertained the visitors of the
Newcastle Toestre with Isis imitations, which me
admirable, especially his mimicry of the greatest of
trannics--MATHEws. He is 10 be succeeded by
Mr. FARREN, the first actor in the line of old geo-
tlemen its the kingdom.

We understand that a magnificent halloo., is now
preparing at Liverpool. and in a great stale of 14E-
wirilliessothiCli is intended shall ascend from that
place the latter end of 'beat mouth.

Last work a young, hare was taken at Choc
Hour. our Newt:male. the bead of which is mow
white, as is aim one of the ram The other rar
and all the rest of the body are of the usual coloor.
It is preserved as u great cariosity.—(Whitcharni
Puper.)