The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-08 00:00:00

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The King hod a select party of music on the wow Law C
kivenitig of yesterday se'onight, in consequence of bra s. &gal
the orrice' at Brighton of the Gentlemen of the Mplishineot, al
Chapel Royal, to assist at the ceremony of the ere' a less Ii
with the Ile
consecration of the Chapel Royal attached to oil 'mg .se of ili
Palace there. The Gentlemen present wereso. at Is
Messrs. Sale, seta Vaughan, Hawes, R. Clark, J.ll. Set", called spot
W. Kermit, Molyn.ux, tislatea, jun. Gore, Nide!. Er.ii,r, peer at
Roberts. The aberettee werei-olliessra. Karim, um. Ralson, followias
ion. Welsh, sad Heather. Their deputies werekftssrb, the limpet:aims
Leo". Terrai I, C. Karen, arid Gould's. Illownwher,
They concluded the old )ear, and ushered the for a soliVll
new year in with the national anthem of "God sate seder of Mr.
the Kiiig." Some moat choice and exmllent glees a the
et,
were sung in very superior style in the course of el to sot
d ivered it
the evening. Maas,,
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On the evening of New Year's Day, his Majene ~ rupees, a"
had • numerous dress party► eonsisting of the Lord : , it"' I
iCiihigaullcist.hielUdf liclilidantlichtorrslit oinneHherignhdt:l, owfhtehiel
Imheoyatl:l :sr: •
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gratified with a grand concert, the vocal parts by tuortetrilk, as I
the above Gentlemen, and the eight young Gen- • single
tlemen of the Chapel Floral, together with let 1111111jmore osoitik
Majesty's superior and excellent band of wind in. boos delivered. It
wspo
vtruineuts, moot !!!! tog to forty performers, under as howo ila the mom'
d ley
the direction of Mr. Kramer. The vocal IllilltlC ht. nett
'elected was whit had been arranged and well term s
adapted for such a numerous hood of wind metro. ,cadr
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mews to give a peculiar fine effect. The perform.
Asklaehisore, sad
once was to the new music room, which was be& kg eh secre.feliiie
homily illuminated for the occasion, mid where the ay. Petty, is h
royal party were supplied with the most choice re• wish ila
the we. it
froshmems. Mr. Attwood !Presided at the organ.
metier or
The performance commenced with the Overtire
reed. hell'
11/ Esther. This was followed by the " Had-stea. d"Chorus," which is for a double choir, and olthoup 461111111;se ider the
the vocal performers were hardly 141111..10111 PllOl.lOl Ow of lOW. t
to support double choruses, yet pH the meet Iwo-,, miamt ecinispiereial
or their C.
ttPC4lll`t, iiin.tlier of Ilawlel's elsorbie eltiormes,
enursordisari
" My right hand, 0 Lord !" f tttttt the ..ime Otto.. promote a gl
FM. which it is to he regretted is nut oftener beard, 41114811 rd adr
we, extremely well supported. , arks& Non
Mr. Vaughan gave the eipeniog of the Messinh ' pies, his e
very chastely ; the Chorus " And the glory" t0t..,... out • pi
'sets.
lowed. The King's fuvouri'e Anthem, '. War my . • contrast I
Prayer," was introduced by his alsjesty 'a conmitorld , . she iris,
after the arrangement for the Concert had bees' ' hrr insilei
made, and was most admirably sung by Ilstres'es Shrifts that 1
Geier and Master Jones, who repeated a great part "-Si fed priselph
have Web
of it by command of the Kiog. /ailed to drill
The Choftis from SootpooN, " Let their celestial tract, is cI
coocerts all unite," war performed. The first vet ' riser, ins eat
d from oh
concluded with the Chorus from Allille, " Glory atrace.
to God," in which the accompaniment of the lial. quest your
nitrous wiLd irotruments was heard (most ippro. • dilly to is
pristely to the word.) to imitate the falling of • the• , who have of
ponderous walls of Jericho. is to stern,4 • ed ji
The 2d act commenced with the Overtime tiVAGOIT 40001. to
and Galatea, followed by tie delightful 'chords' ,
into which it leads, " Ols ! the pleasures of this Cc, Jaws.
plains." The remainder of the Iwtfurtwaoce was
selected from the same piece. "Hash, ye pretty TR 6L.
warbling choir r' was most charnititgly sung by
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Master Geer. The duet "Happy we," by Master •
llta
Gear and Mr. Vaughan. " 0 ruddier then the a perb moos
Evai. or sul
cherry," by Mr. Sale. The trio, " The flocks liiii k. The b
'hull leave the mousitaitis," by Master Gear, MI. toras at
Sale, sod Mr. Vaughan. memos by
The performance concluded with the Coronation rot ate
Anthem of " Zsclock the P i by stiiept." ad chart
The King frequently conducted the rowers, Aim*. ' ' led butt
and kept most excellent time. His &Messy so- !ropy. which tonsil
peered highly delighted. and took partietsine in- =sroriet"einakt7e`iiin,
terrot in the whole of the performance, from which mai comic. ,
it is supposed his Majesty will beeome the great ..efoossira.,strry
patron of Handel's music, us his late father, Km/ arches *seed this
George ill. was. aims of she &eras.
Ing three or his I
11110 alas for
ma.: his CI
Bitioteecos, JANUARY 4.—The three children of At ths
the Prince and Princess ESTPRNAZY have arrived the sler
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at the Police this afternoon, by the express dilate d" ohm hat
of his MAJESTY. It is perhaps not generally the aisle c
wing hear
known that this amiable and accomplished Princess ,--'l. hawk .
is very 'warty related to our Royal Family, her to the
mother (the Princess of TOUR AND TAXIS) beifiF • rted Chit
their first cousin, as slaughter of the late Duke of He was it
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MeexteNnuormi, brother of her late Maj.-Sty - 'lie', s et
Queen CNA:II.OTM the First The Duke had two other sat le deceits
&tighten', viz, the beautiful feud justly-lamented • rise the
Quieten of Paussia. and the present Dutcher. of .iied the
CUMNERLAND. The KING yesterday promenaded rr of Sir 1
the Palace-town, and took exercise on horseback is 19th dig
Toa.
the Riding-school. There will he a ball at the P.- •• 5 yearsst°. Cu
admit on Monday, to honour awl enliven the its- his motion
erode branches of the residers' Nubility;. the ter of die It
tickets of illVitilliUll ore issued. . tyjnd, as
Twelfth Night fell on Sunday, and therefore its 'f h atbands,
ten oti her I
celebration was postponed until last night. The is esagnianei
display of cakes in the windows of Ilse pastry rooks Owes, sat
in every part of the trim was very rich and brilliant. of this town
Moiled! item
We have received letters from Flavannah to the tinge or wi
26th of November. They menthol that seerrq of vbe work
persons of high distinction had singed there front - 6.16 or the
Mexico, bringing with thetm a vast deal of pro. ie futile hid'.
'ova so *a
!oily, in gold, jewels, and other valuables. Tile! skit—Ohre
had made their escape mole, the apprehension
that violence was intended them by the indepear.
dent party, and that perlisps their lives. even, he entertai
might be endangered by their stay. The tires Tuesday.
they conveyed woo of some imprirtailee ; it was, ti a: era! So 1)1
i faslti
the whole system of goverionent bhe laebl3
ad hero ai.
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ranged by the Patriots without further bloodded, ght
the heads of the severed departmeitts haying takeslttWAM snit
upon themselves their vartote. duties. Antentg tit' at the N
officers of the Slate "err etchsonic individual. who quite.
had acted under the old rtgitae, but who 114.• n Wednee
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joined the friends of liberty, wheu they found that twitted by.
resistance was out of the question. A vast fleet el can iii the
insurgent privateers still swarmed ots the coast or. discoverer
Cubs, sod all the exertions of the naval force of the ant of a col
Havanualt to drive them away were likely to prove It un intenti
ineffectual. It was reported that two merchant vas-
eel the who
orts from Vera Cruz. with refugees and their property, a otiose mini
had fallen into the hands of the privateers. Among, . when she
other captures made by them, were two American elitism of of
Alps from Boston, but they were released after immediate
they had been plundered of every thing on boat(' I, in the cc
of the least worth. Six slave-ships from the coast 'e. time end
of Africa had also been taken by them ; the slaves tiglorl in th
Lad beeii lauded at the Five Islaicli, and the vetoed• d along s
converted into privateers. The Blacks concerned red at a net
in the late attempts at revolution, had been puni.heti anted admit
with all the severity of human ingenuity I alter closet, its i
having been tortured, they were hung in diffelei I Nag to Ise
parts of the town, to deter others from haliustiog d Use wilt
their example. Mercers.,
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