The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Svoitimo delishtfoollimpuer Tbt liounied
raw affiaided • girl, ppm I•4pe levers of meat
at this theilmt- hit asvihui Ur. BRAssAir gave
the several Imp's in tisi past of Lord William
with wwwwilttd oiliwio44o awl brrllisnt effect. Hit
" nape's
.feed Deviata" woo drlightial; Ilia
" Though Time has mode free from your Lord-
ship's fare." was humornus and spiritedly veil:
In " Slow broke ilre Light" be displayed his usual
taste and feeling; and ss " Spirit of my sainted
Sire P' lie was pendently &militated and glowing,
hir. T. COORS performed .1h Courey, mid rata-
bdrel much taste and judgment in his exi•eution of
the airs assigned to hilu, no slid Mr. HoRN, iu
Charles. 114 r. FihiltßAVO prealiiir talent was never
displayed:l4w realer advantage than in the humorous,
eccentricities of Edward. Madame VEII2III was the
Arleta of the evening, and Incised, if possible, more
charming Onus her acting. the natural
gaiety and arch vivacity of the character were ad-
'ninthly contrasted with the conscious awkwardness
of her deportment, iii the assumed character of the
tine Lady ; and the enchanting playfulness of her
raging was a lick and delightful treat. Muni
POVIEII played and sung most bewitchingly in Lady
Elinor De Courry. Her duet, "I lose thee." aith
Mr. BRAMAN, and the trio that concludes the
tint Def. with Mr. ilaAmAm. and Mrs. BLAND. were
excellently given, and elicited rapturous applause..
Our long-remembeved and admired acquaintance,
Mrs. BLAND, MIK with her accustomed sweetie's*.
in the past of (:ice/y. The whole of the par.
formance went off exceedingly well, and seemed to
give much siatisfaction to a tiumeroira and respect-
, able audietice.

In the circle to meet her Royal Highness the
Princess AUGUSTA. on her visit to Ins MAJZITY at
Brimlimo. ire, the Marquis and March ))))) ebi of
WINCHESTER. Sir THOMAS and Lady LIDDELL.
soul Mr. and Lady Awn Ilaciarrr.
Lord Viscount FALMOUTH is arrived at his seat
at Tregothati.
Tune. Less, Esq. M.P. Tao.. I.vow. Esq.
sad Mr. GLACESIWOIL. left Warrington ou Tue.-
day week, as a deputation from that town to invite
the Duke of WELLINUTON to • ItOniee di 0000 er.
Lord HUTCHINtsOII and the Member fur Cork
have left town for Southall Paik, on a visit to the
Rev. 1)r. COLLINS.
The late Earl of Houma was considered the best
driver of a set of horses in Ireland. Tile present
Earl may be considered the heat driver of a set ut
harks. as appears Isom the report of the late county
of Dublin meeting.
The new Hayntarktt Theatre is to be finished
hy the 15.1 i April, awl opened on the 1.5111 May.
Ihe petit/mantes will continue for six months.
Mr. 'naive', the Nlamiger, is making Is professional
excursion in the North ; he passed the- Christmas
holidays with Sir WALTER Scum, Bart. at Ab-
botsford.

'rise High Sheriff of Derbyshire, in compliance
with a requisition for the purpos-, has appointed a
meeting of the riobitity,Gentry, Clergy, end Fret -
holden of that County, to be held it the Comity
Hell on MIPIIdAy neat, the Mb instant, 6, to addreve
hw 11/I*.ersit et this important crisio, for the sole
purpose of ensuring him of our pennanent attoch-
mem to the Throne, end of our determination trs
support the Constitution in all its hrenthes."—The
requisition is signed by Lord. ScelletlriLlt and
Vsasow, and u long het of Gentlemen..
A report hiving been cirtulooted that the QUER*
will not personally attend the Grand Concert «t the
Minisiiiii•house, we are authorised eAplttitly to
cutotnerlict that report, is, from a desire to ',lntake
of the pleasure which the musical entertainment
will supply, soil to petronise a roost useful chirity.
she hes nominated distinctly her ii.tentiou ten Gilead.
But es the charity is supported by persons of ell
religious and political parties, stool tl
purely benevolent, her MAJESTY wishes
privately. end snot to allow any pert,
'earliest with so attempt inspired by
over which benuouy should preside..
Poper. J

understand the Address to the
the Benefit Soc►eties of this City
twined 1,300 gra a u res. The sin uggi
the 11MG, on the other hand, 11116 only
hundred and five signatures, ineludi
of upwards of one hundred
ettl►tr directly or indirectly connected
men, I notw►thsta►►ding the unwearied
a certain gentleman, who was hawkir
city, in order to obtain► signatures, di
of yesterday.—(t Assist, Gear thee./

A Public Meeting of the luhubital
rit►h of St. Gilts, Csinberaell, is
Monday next, to consider of an A.
gratulation to the QUICEN.
We understand that a Requisition
of the County of Chester is in *course
fur the purpose of addressing I'l4 M
we wish to cult the itleutlon of the '
it, trusting they will be upon their
commit themselves iutu au approval _
.r his MAJESTY'S Mmisters.—(CAtsier

Easter 'Change, that renowned
Qurent, end Lords of the Forests
Ike. his lost sothit►( Ibis year
lion. It is well contrived by the Propriett.
hour aseesittioge of sairseted galore (which
any other is the worIJ), that the great Lioness
forth her young Cubs just at this juociur
retitle visitors have so setteh legume to pat
worthy cariosity_ lite ottlyeitdous Elephant
small user Win euutiose to be the wonder
The Brighter► wad was delayed fr
day by a bestry WI of snow.
The account of the overturriiiil
coach, given. in the Newspapers. is
rated. Thie coach stands the Itighesi
on the Bath road, and the accidel
tendril with any very serious come,
true that the coachman was hurt in
passengem did not cmplains und
th.ir surprise that they had escaped


br•J-og. I

t useful charity.
!mita& to attend.
ty persons of all
d the design is
wishes to aitend
party feelings to
hy charity, cud
ide
• Qtitd—Af4Edr from
the e:lsiNsit •
has already ob-
ly ed
obtained three
ding the mines
riduals, who are
led situ Govern-
ried exertions of
king it about the
during the whole
'tants of the Pa.
• appointed for
Lddress of Coo-
on for • Meeting
ire of siguatore,
MAJESTY; cud •
e Freeholders to
guard how they
of the conduct
ester Guardian i
depot of Kings.
of Africa, A-::1.
of it. gun, 111111C-
ietor of this prod,-
hid' by (Sr exceeds
,ioness should brine
:turf a hen the jtt-
rest:fy their anise.. -e
Thant and the tao
rr of every visitor. Si
four hours yester- • I
-01
11g of the Bath
greatly ex.gge.
test. tit repot dim
lent was not at-
sequences. It is 1.,
his ; but the :2
Li wily expressed -111
'd so safe. Si
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