The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

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COVENT-GARDEN.
The Tragedy of Climb'line wit repeated here fait
sight, sad went ell very well. It Well succeeded
by the Musical Farce of Rusi ,a, hiCh a new
Resin* presented herself, for the first time, to a
London audience. This young naine.'W.l
understand, is B•urisxn ; she is a thin, ghile:t
lore, rather above middle site. but without any pre.
`tensions to grace or beauty. Her voice is soft
and pleasing j but it lilts strength and compass.
Blis executed her songs, however, with some taste,
and was well received There was a firmness in her
imanner, no often seen IP a debut yet it was
perfealy feminine, and free from confidence. This
Lady played, during the present season, at the
Worthing rheatre .We fear that she does not pos.
nil powers to curable her to attain a high
station upon the Londun boards. The house over.
wit', an elegant audience, in which mere was
a f,ili apomon of females. The twine:sat the a.-
tendAnce At the Fn-titre, this season, at bo early a
period, is almost without exampie.

Yesterday morning His hi/siesta, Princesses
Anousr•. Sorns•; and AMELIA, accompaui d by
the • ir•lniteAble ...fiss Estero*, Generals Ca ay-
%): at sits. and Praetor, aad Colonel Tay toe. rook
their o_tial ride in Vie Great Park, and returned at
twelve.
Qustm and Princess Etta* sere took an
airing to Frogosore Ledge and Gat dens.
Lid LAT NG TON'S title being contd. by the de-
cease of that Nobleman in the West Ind,es. His
hiar%st v. by the articles of Union, will of course
create el new Peer of Ireland.
The red ribband of the late Lord Levimoroa
will, it Is said. he gi-en to kimiral Gagman.
Seventeen thousand pounds is the sum given by
hl4rquis• WILLULZY for Apsley House, Hyde.
P.trk Coiner. The Martinis proposes to expend
4:)001. more upon the premises.
%Ir. Oa sew it v. a young man of great promise,
a ; each proviocial cele any, is engaged. on very
ueral terms, at Covent-garden Theatre, and will
-y shortly make I is dam/.
ire KLi Lir, of Pall M ill, is returned to London,
fr.,zit a very successful visit to Dublin, hit native
city.
Green Room report speaks in high terms of the
Gentleman who comes forward this night at Drury..
Lne Theatre. in the part of Alms. in the Tragedy
of Prearte.w.kie is said to possess great dramatic
Facets. '
The Glasgow Theatre was to close on Friday last
wit' the benefit of the Misses AD• Mi.
A Comedy, it seems, is to be brought forward
this I. :lion et Covent-Garden Theatre. from the pen
of Mrs. Itteneat.o. who may certainly be ranked
amongst the best Dramatizts of the present day,
node the exception of Mr. SHL• IDA N.
The asepsis of Tweaots.s, and the Earl of
IV•LIIIGZAVII, came passengers in the Princess
A/Isaiah packet, from Malta to Falmouth, last week.
A new Mos cal Entertainment. by Mr. !tetra, is
among the novelties to be immediately produced at
Drury-itioe Theatre. Mrs. Wuter•in and Mrs.
BLAND have some sweet airs allotted them.
Joan Futtet, Esq. M. P. arrived yesterday at
his house in Devonshire-place. from M tutting.
The Earl and Countess of B A aav aloes will return,
this day, to their house in Sackvillosstreet, from a
visit to Lord and Ltdy
Sir F. Sr•noists is espeeed to-morrow. at his
house in Lowsr Brook-street, Grovesuor.squarr,
from a tour roand the Sussex Coast.
Lord Mattson and Lord Pott.teiorom are ap.
pointed Stewards for Doncaster Races, I tsOS.
Madame CATA LA NI arrived in Edinturgh on
Wednesday last, and, on Saturday, her first Con-
cert was to be held, wider the ditedion 1-1 Mt. YA.
Nlcevlce. Messrs. ROVZDINO. .sioastti, and
1./testes, were to lend weir assistance. Mr. Cox*,
was to preside at the turteliano, and last night the
second was to be held.
The last arrivals at Swansea are—
Majoe•General Warde, Mr. W,.10 Mt. Mrs. an.l two
••ws Parker, Mr. and two Mis.es Whiteley, &I, J. Wake-
whoa, Mr. ami Mrs. Wilkansoa, Mr. Jackson, Mr. and Maas
Moreno, Mks Shepherd, Mas aroughtuo, Mr. a.p.l alit.
96141)*0. Mr. Maas, Mr. Rosser• &c. &c

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