The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-30 00:00:00

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SILAAISPRAZICS, OW a 70. To reenOkromi of
Versos. was revived lest night wish splendid pre-
postions in dresses, scenery, and machinery. It
has not been performedlor some considerable time
past, so that the loresee t shstribuimn of the cha-
seder, may be of sufficient interest to warrant
the ingestion.
Dohs of 111111 ms. ....
Robot
Van*** .. Mr. Joon.
Sir Throb .......• • Mr. W. Farren.
:tir Nehanler.
Pk:Mapper Mater Esailvarst.
Losesro ... i . ....... Ns. Lisle..
Speed Mr: 011aeliard.

Julio ‘...,... *ra U. Tree.
Syttia ' • "Nies Hillside.
Latatt!s " Miss Scientist.
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The play has been adjuidged'to be too .genemlly•
faulty, as a regular eampoeition, to abtde on the
stage. However this may be, it is very certain that
there is much of the very. beat sort of.poetry iw it—
touches of passion which smite with general electri-
city the eloquent diairesves of faithful levers—.droll
wakes and clownish humour, of a kind so genuine ,
that ner.e but this High Priest of the mysteries
of our common nature could have clustered in
one ?lap—and that none of his beat—so curious -
agia felicitous an assemblage of persona and saintf4:'
' The piece was further enhanced by interpolations ell
music, very- tastefully effected by BisuoP ; this,
words being taken from the miscellanies of tlep,
greet bard—so that there was still good keeping ,
that poetry. The music, with two exceptions, '
new, and displays much of the new style' of t
Italia. ockwell. • Bonus of the pieces approached very
near to the effect of plagiarisms on 'rumor, •
dr Rossini, who, to be sure, deserves {a.lOk•i
tplibed, having little coumieuce list. oar • '
self. Mr. Manor has, however, meddled Moor
his own peculiar tests We the arnsogementa, a'
thereby matted them with a character of iiidivid 1
genius which the country reify,
•imisonobly. be
or. The two exceptions astosioued are sere or
Ann s's—one," lf o'er 4/aerosol want Lone
obis, I' Pray Goody." They are both bar '
. nixed, amt produced the moon imps/ effete.
• looter, which forms the second movement to
glee of " Who is Syleier was rapturously eneor
and well executed by the vocal group, Meares
FIFA. TAYLOR, Tonne, and others, assisted
. by Miss .•41. Tags. Is weed scarcely hue mrissiekerl
that Mr. Jones and Mr. ABliiire performed the
two Gentlemen, Promos and 'Norther. who give
the name td the play, in a suitable style of dignity.
Tbetre is i*t little of what is technically considered
acting.ia.,either of the ports, but there is frequently
a stream of delightful poetry ia the dialogaeoo
which, while bverthing weerrally their homage of
amorous adoration, they pee an ea aterna not
always • ' •

with Juice is
most flexible on the stage; and her skill in
marking chromatic passages is profound, if the
teem on sea en occasion may be allot/mi—
ner itst • song, " Trite hire is an ever fixed
mark," was full of these difficulties. A duet
between her and Master LONGHVILST was loudly
encored, and so was a induces, " When in dis-
grace with fosters and went eyes," sung by her.
The merit has in general warmly admired, and
rnitny parts of it repented. Mr. LISTON performed
Olt pert of Lwow with humour equal to soy of his
former exploits. His moralising our the unthinkilig
ingratitude of his dog Crab, we. au isoriewer
of the ludicrous as rich on the text oould lead
one to imagine. Mr. BLANCHARD was nearly
lrs .good in the part of Speed. In the 4th Act
Carnival is represented, among the carrion).
mesas of which are introduced r I fancy
licences of such extroordivary lustre and richness as
to set langusge nearly at defiance to describe them
adequately. The first presents the equine of Mi-
les, with she *aped) public buildiogs illuminated.
The promotion of the Seasons and Elements crosser
the stage in nfl the profusirm of illustrative embel-
lishment which the Arts lure adapted to the per-
souif3 tag them. The bads spring out in blossom,
the corn rushes up in ripeness, and the fruits grew
risschleoly mellow, es the different portions of
the procession make their way across. The ma-
ehinery whleh represents Winter is one of the most
curious sod beautiful specimens of dramatic en-
gineering. Bust the moot splendid and gorgeous of
111 die recur& exhibited, either here or elsewhere, is
ClsopATßA,'s galley soiling downs the Cydwus,
which comprises all the luxury of description
that 11;vtoriituv, poets, and painters have ever
lard out in the description of it. It filled the
whsle frame of the rtage, while thunders of
admirii:g applause resounded, instead attire music
of sh thoirstro, to the I,lyisig of the tram--
Theis so- ro !ter wester which would have produced
Mrs ttT•ct of nerdy astounding wonder hut for the
nierporti rri effect of that just Hoop cl. The palace
of the IlGairs, and the temple of Apollo, which
spring out from the overthrow and explosion of
isli artiticirl mountain in the Dukes gulden,
err of striking grandeur and beauty.
play • has borne the arts of stage machinery
and Sce„iie decoration to the highest, wort were
there no tither attraetiou the house must flow over
fora cortvotertible run of nights before the curiosity
of the town can be duly satisfied. The repetition
Was announced to a eery fall house, rod the in-
"nations hailed with lon and &racoon; applause*.

Wednesday evening the Duclorss or KENT, ac-
compmnrci by the Prince.* FEODOIt. attended by
the Burotieu SPEND? Mid CapMu CONROY, ho-
tttttt red Csvent-gartiett thcatte with her presence to
.re he I'xile. Her Itoyisi Highness ut in Prince
Leoro LD'• box.
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William lirll, labourer of Weinfiret, sold his
wily is, Spihiby marker on Noway for 5.. and Jr-
Itreral hrr up in u bultrr,

DOTIER, NOVIEIIBSR ES.
ee • •
Sailed yesterday the Dasher post-nruce Meant
packet for Cielair,. to •briug over her Ratyal High-
ness the Prioress Augusta to this country.
Arrived hoot night the King George packet,
L'Aistigone French packet with ihe mail, Cumber-
land pa•rn.re vessel with a corpse, Meg George pan.
sage vessel, and Rob Joy steam vessel—all from
Calais.
Soiled this morning the Lady Cockburn extra
packet. "nth the mall for Calais; it blew on hard
after she had got to sea, that she was obliged to
bear up for the Downs.
This morning • crumer belonging to the Badger
Excise cuter, in coming for the harbour. missed it
and stove her bow against the North Pier Head.
The crew for their safety were afterwards obliged to
put her in shore near the bathing touchiness, where
she sunk • few yards from the shore. The men
were saved by 'tune boats that had put off to assist
them from the Say.
DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S VISIT
TO EDWARD JOHN I.IIITLETON, Req.
ncnsa* FOIL IPTAPPORD/111111.
His Grace arrived at Mr. Litileion's seat (Teddeeley)
about sine a the memos of Sunday week.; and amen the
distiuguished party asarrabled there to inert the Duke were,
Ilse Earl sad Counter of Ilarrosby, Earl Gower, the Earl
of Dartmouth, Via:went and Viikeuatess Granville, Lord
Begot, she Right Hes. Richard Bacot, Lady Harriet Begat,
the Right Has. WilMe and Mrs. Huslnsson, Lunt Gran-
'OM lonseseet, the Hon. Capt. sad Mrs. Percy, It. Wilmot,
Esq. M. r. die. and the hospitable board was each day filled by
4sonia M the gesitkmea of the surronading neighbourhood.
The company at Teddealey best the curer belonging to
Mr. Liidetess, as Monday sad Tuesday mornings, and the
, load of game billed earls dee was immense (bet weth 300
' sod 400 hr Om whulti ; but the somber shot no Wednesday
at Blithfield, the seat of Lent Beiges (to which place the No-
ble Oaks said the- +bole poesy wall by inc. lei ion) estverled
either et ase.preeeding Jays.-owe then tOO bead of game
being.liaggril so that day un these preserves. We understand
his Grace sad Vissonat Grosbeak were decidedly the best
Sheila sock -day.
Oo Thorsdriy- He. Littleton. assompanied his illustrious
. mid Noble Good to Fair Oat Lodge, ea Cansock Chace, to
i,lnke the diertsioa of mag-imasug, with feint Bapstli
whipsaw; ware met by the Marquiseas4 Anglesey
god Weeeesser, Lard liiddkw, sad • large ;rely of the
iseighborriag Geodesics.; the whale ark" senteisted of at
least 400 peramia.. A ben baud allomied neer hear upon, and
was, after a circuit of considerable disarm., killed near to
tie plats she started from: Tie Meat Noble Ole Marquis
seat bar to Taddruirry.
The Corporation of Stafford, haeing 'fried tri the Duke
the freedom of that ancient Borough; bin Grace attended by
Viadeistt Grasville, Earl Gower, Lord Bacot, Lord Granville
Aemereet, the Thomas Constable, Bart. E.),,rlLitt lams, Esq.
George Chirtwyud, Esq. and accent saber* w 444411 at the
Tow* Hell thee* about half-past tea tig
where he was noceived by the Mayor, Was. Foorke, Esq.
T. M. Hubbell, Esq. and Edw. Knight, M.D. fitsgistrates,
mid the other nieusbers of the Corporation, in their robes.
A geese number of the townspeople met the Dukes car-
rive is short distance on the road, took' not his horses, and
drew him halo the town amidst the acclamations of thou-
seeds. The streets erke crowded to excess, that the proces.
Mos proneeded bat •skwly, the Eases Ows Milhtis playieg
Nemeses!" Oa

I'o s
Tit N.__ party with him. arid the
prate Body, ._A adjourned lo the Grand Jury ROV NI,
where upwards of six', Noblemen eh& OtmHomes sat down
to ae dipiaaltriodgibratifol thubrinie, tierporod at die liven.
Amongst the eogalway ',who sat pear his Grose we obverted,
Lord Granville, Lord Gower, Lord Begot, Lord ferwarriet,
E. .1. Uftletois, Esq. M.P. George Chetseyod, Esq. M.P.
R. Wilda% Pow. M.P. Right Hoo. Wm. Hoskimon, Sir
Thaw Cuwerabie. Bart. Fras: Ekl, Esq (High-Sheriff),
Rev. Rd. Leven, tiny. T. W. Richards, Colouet Twin, NM
Officers Af the Cog's Own, resident is Stafford. &c. &c.
hombliately after breakfast en Fr,iday his Grace pet off for
limo. haring 'received so express ea Friday morning early,
remelting bicattawdence there. 11 was bis immense to pay
a visit of soma days to the hilseigoie of Stafford, and the
Noble Marquis had sent his carriage, with sic horses, out-
rider., £c. to convey his Grace to the beautiful seat of
'4lollailsam. Mr. Littleton left a considerable 111 to be dia.
Agettaiwb sowing the burgesses to drink the health of their
Foetus's.

THE TURF.
TATTERSALI:S—TrIvIVIDAY, 1§412111111‘ U.
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DERBY.
12 to 1 apt Laudon,' 13 to 1 apt Marcella.
12 to 1 apt cult out u(Sy- 16 to 1 apt Bess
cora. 20 to 1 apt any other.
13 to 1 apt Frolic
OARS.
7 to 1 apt Parasol •) 11 to 1 apt Minnie..
S to 1 apt lteser•e
RIDDLIISIVORTR.
2 to 1 apt Frolic.
ST. LIGIIII..

always perhaps imparted to the pleadings of real
•stitors. The main attraetiou, it must he oword,
J. with' their' mistresses, Miss HALPIIIIM and
Miss M.Tatt, who charmed the haulm by an
emulation and contrast of style, dm vvy ••iiip-
t nougats". a Reid* esjoyueest. Their Aerate.
reristies•argv weislheer Mitt .etreeger' *So mere de4
finite grace than before; but neither If them
lialtr altered from the style which was first ob-
servable in them. Miss HALLANDS tends to-
• wards a bold and sulking executton; Mies M.
TIME revels in the passion,. and mingles pathos
with every strain she utters. Her voice is the

Ike appropriate air, " See, the coaquering bete comes!" Oa
his Grace alighting at the County Hall the staff serjeattis
twd corProli praselkird erne. The Mall wee Atka with
congruity me idiot all tlie beauty •ad fashion of the lowa ,
:gt Dad tUt illeatriiam Addeo, was received
Iliwellyiaboribrereew bad 'Nivea fie litalt; Ih. Address,
was read ao bin by Frisch ileatillde, Faq. the Tyra Clerk.
To whieb his Grace replied.
The Noble Poke, and the party with biog. sad tee Ger.
Forme Body, thee adjourned to the Greed Jury ROl/10,