The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-18 00:00:00

Nummini 5654.

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jan. 18,
hie hlajesty's Servants will perform the Opera of
ARTAXERXES.
Artaxerxes, Madame Vestrie ; Artabassea, Mr. Horn; Ar-
isen. Mr. Brawn; Rinsenes, Mr. Dobbs. Mandate, Miss
W,Hi:s (her filet appearalice); Scrim, Min Posey.
After which the Fame of
THE HEAP lA)VER.
Meadows, Mr. Menden ; Old Wronger's* Mr. Gault;
Yeeleg Wroogward, Mr. Elliott ; Camaro, Mr. Violas;
Groom, Mr. Haight. Sophia Mille &mishears; Belay
Blom, Mrs. Bland; Charallensaid, Mrs. Harlow,.
To conclude with she farce of

THE WEATHERCOCK.
Old Fickle' Mr. Gaitie ; Tristram% Pirtle, Mr. Harley;
Briefwit, Mr. W. H. Williams. Variella, Mies Kelly.
The DINTS will lie opened at Half-paat film o'clock, nod
the Performances on reek Evening eurnatemee at Keyes.
daserse, Tr. ; Serried Price, 3,. ed.—Pit, is. ed.; !,pied
Pries, tr.—Lower Gallery, to.; Seeded Price, les.Upper
Gallery, lc; Seeded Prier, ed.
Flares to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, in the iteitaiiiir the
Seinen of the Theatre.
Private Roses eau only be obtained for the 16411L01t
Ittoeweit, st the DexAtillee.
Tomnorrow, A Cure ter the Heart-Acts, with Olommeni is
London.
Ou Monday, Pizarro, with Giovanni is Lawton.

TIIEArnR-110YAL, COY ENT-GA RDEN.
/THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jan. 18,
1 will be rearmed (sth time) the aew Tragedy of

hIIitANDOLA.
The principal Characters by Messrs. Manua;ly, C. Kens-
hle, Egerton, Abbott, Connor, Comer, Miss Boatels, Mara
Foote, and Mrs. Faucit.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. ("repose, flit Epilogue
by Miss Foote.
After which, 21st time, a new Grand sad Gamic Peritonitis',
called
HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON;
Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD.
Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Varedermast (afterwards Panta-
loon), Mr. Barnes ; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover),
Voting Grimaldi; Yonne Morley (afterwards Harlequie), Mr.
Eller; Wilmer,. (afterwards Ciiluotbine), Miss E. Dermett;
Milts (afterwards Clowsr), Mr. Grimaldi.
Doors to be opened at Half past Six o'Clock—tbe Play to
begin at Seven.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box. Office, Hart-street, from Teo till Four.
A Private Boa may be bail fur the Season, or sightly, of
ikl/044.111, at the Box-Office.
The sew Tragedy of Mirandola will be repeated To-mor-
row Moaday, and Wednesday.
Tkie new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated
every Evening.
Oa Saturday, the Musical Drama of The Slave.

SOIREES A M USA NT ES.
" The Law allows it."—(Shaltopeare.)
THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPLRA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jao. 18,
■nd every E►ening till further notice,
LES ()MIRES CHINOISES.
A GLEE CONCERT.
DR. FAUSTUS IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWEES.
A voriany of novel Entertainments are is preparation, as,
is consequence of increasing attraction, it is the intention
of the Proprietor to keep the Theatre open until Mr. Ma-
thews's season.
A Mt Mary Band will perform between the Paris.

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Perm 741.

Deere) had the honour of slide-emit* the filet:hailers of the
county of Cambridge, it was on the occasion it h. u he reeeini.
mend, d his Hoes. F: :end to their notice ; he bad sweets/tight
by his side, and had seen him oppose those measures of the
Ministry. which bail retailed to much miatty sir it the coati-
try ;Le had omen hint opt-oat those meitterms tit the %thaw y
which, instead of tending towards economy and re limit-
mem, had led only so west. fa I expenditure,. uhavag,nce,an4
their own ; and which hare brought the country to
that situation winch every one mind deplete
fbt Nohle Loril theft, iu a tray energetic mentor, coin -
invited upon the conduct of Ministers, who h,d earn u.-
elected the advice of the Parliament, diverge; ded the petition:
of the people, and by their extravagniice and profusion. had
been compelled to substitute a paper etirrency for sterling
gold; they were little Ovate, in the encueragemeut of An
paper system, of the dißiculties they would create, and the
end of which it was yet impossible to calculate. lint it was
one of those engine* which the !Moist'', hate employed to
work their 0 II lest i',7reqtt opplanse.)—The Ali•
aistry Imre made nee of misery.' csantstion ; they hate stated
that the arriest It n rists are in a state of repose, and the Manu-
facturing interests as in a proaperoos slate. gut was nut
the patience of the people well nigh exhausted by Hai:
sulferlngt, which origleated in the extravagant meta-
, sum of the Ministry? The country, obeettied the
Noble Lord, is rich, soul the soil futile, yet are the
people poor in she result, stiff. ring beyond almost eas-
durance, yet suffering patiently, in the hope of latter•
tatter; fretintetly urging nitres. by their pet:tit/no,. but
luck petitions had been dtsrrgarded and despised—ifs Poised
because they were unattended to, and their grievances tie.
tedresseil. This had led to di,oti.f,ciitm„ anti, he :wintid
say, to justifiable discontent. Hut the people writ otimpus I
to cooked aitb the MmisitY. for they had se-sorted to that
instrumeut of tyranny, an lite-teased miiitary eia•bloilonent.
Rot the people of England are a loyal anti a willicg people.;
their affections miy be gained by mild kiss and just ad.
ministration, for there tired nut severe CileitUrell and an
expensive military establishment to control a willing pea-
pie ; sod tyrannical measures are unnecessary and imago; y.
Tle Noble Lord then observed, that he lied tut framed
the Address which he was shunt to propose, as he was
but the representative of another, or he should have inserted
the necessity of Parliamentary Reform, without which the in-
terests of the people were disregseilled, !h. it voices out IP ten. d
to, and their petitions rejected with disdain by those Mi.
sister'', who deserve puuishatent, fur—(Here the Noble
Lord ores interrupted ley the hissing of one or two Indirt•
deals, hot which were speedily drowned in the plaudits of
the Heeling)—lf, said the Nobk Lord, with energy, those
Gentlemen would condescend to miswrite my arguinenb,
and to cuutruvert the fact, that Lord Castles eseh has Leen
convicted of tralfiekiug for scalp in Pailiansetit, I am riot
incapable of conviction. The Ministry have rejected the
prayers of t lie (Mt iry, because they had derived their power,
not from the people, but from the Crown. bey knew that
the Queen was obnoxious, and they cone. iced that the bait
mode of seeming that power was, by the adoption of the in-
ventions if Hatioverian Ministers and foreigu Ppirft.—
(Applorse.)—ood they did out hesitate to resort to a Rill of
Pains and Pewalties, a mem/lire contrary to eerily principle
of justice, and subversive of the British Concitutiou. The
case of Bishop Atterbury was adduced as a precedeut, but
it ought to have hien endowed as a light to avoid ilseger.
Ought 'lieu, observed Lord Dame, these Alinisters to be
suffeted to persevere? Haw far the Ministers of F.ag-
land are under the control of furCIC• diplomaCy
(Hissing front the same quarter.)—Have not Gentlemen
heard of the Holy Alliaute?—(Lategkler,and toad applause.)
—Have they out heard of that cooshitialitni of despots,
Algoiosi the liberties of the people of Europe, and has not
foreign diplomacy been used in the prusecitio 00000 I may add
the persecution of the Queen! The Noble Lord, after some
Rather remarks, moved the following Address to the Kin,:
ADDRESS TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT

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