The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-06 00:00:00

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The Itelitateri attracted • fell and okras lio:tei
last tilae•Ciattairk acquitted herself tern
well in the etivrecter of /gin hisbells Wardaw.
and received prreat applasile. The eudirece appear
nearly reconrsied to the Italian, sir 10 speak tor-
reedy. the Vreicit dancers. Mr. W. FARIE...im
the part of 3ir Adam Contest. in the farce of 7'he
Weddiet Day, was very effectiie.

hAYSIANIET,
Thi:c intereitieg bowie contiaors rely ettmeitve.
ft is nightly fialril with est elegant audience. Oa
refertsiscr t $ the erfvertisement lat Croat of our Pike
it will br area that Mr. BRANtiI anti co-clarle hats
etigagetneot v.-morrow taight. Prom the spirit Nod
liberality of the Mosia4er, the public ail expect
It sod rich sources of 4111l1Sellit..:.

ortme-HOII9II.
lila elegant and interesting theatre elowd• 'ant
night for the season. The tollanstic appropriote
eddrers was very *ell delivered by sir. 11,urruty :
Lantell MID 1311:NTLICIIIII,
The men instances of the seams sibleh tads this orrelllogi
render it impossible for me to ilts s prosperous ilea,
fox the Proprietor to his exertions fur your eatertaiasairat.
.The prettiest, sad, I believe 1 may say, onpreeedsoloil
tweet of Diary-lane theatre harlot opened at so early".
period as to leave wily twenty-dye or twevitysit nights lot
the summer theatres. unopposed Ivy the gsgantie and over-
sibeins.ag strength of the patent properties, has rendered at
ionposuble fur the Proprietor of Ibis thistre, to reap the
honest (rails of his industry, or even tie common wagon
which every hero' labourer in your service has a right ha
IrSpect and to enjoy. '

iVe do am (Waved against the "Indite do Ibis, bet sni
respectfully submit to yuu and so I hem, that

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TO Aar, • glair., strength; buf if I. tyrameinta
To ass if like it giesi."---

Still, Ladies and Gestlnstep. the Proprietor ventures td
boast that yoo have experienced so relaxation is his
spirited exertions to deserve your patronage I net at.* west
of comfy is the perfaratasces to concilldie your favour.
We proudly f,cl, that as far as applease is the criterion of
desert, we have deserved your approbation; mad if, audio'
a season of more than ordinary hardship, to have obtained
She credit of usrewitted zeal is the production of Wilily-
successful novelties, way be advanced as a pledge for future
exertions. I trust I way now like guy leave without the
usual sod hacksied assurance, that every fours effort well
be wade to ensure a contineasce sd increase of your for-
mer protection.

Ladies and fientleusett, Is the saute of the Proprietor and
of ell lb. Performers I sow respectfully bid pro farewell.

Clo Tuesday the Duchess of CLARENCS Visited
the Duchess ut Katie at Keurington Palace.
On Wednesday the Duchess of Ct•atttca took
an airing.

It his been remarked by a war. that thelelleir
who quote he MN? the Quarts and Bear:Ant throwee
o door at Trieste. must have lads gisseblet eye
An old newspsper of the date of the trial of the
Duchess of Kalif/STOP(' supplies us with the follow-
ing remark :—•►lt is a circumstance not known to
any lint leopis, that there must he a majority (iu
the House of Lord•) of more then twehrt
convict a Peer or Peeress ors soy ersmisal metals-
tion."

A deposition has berm ntarle by one Mayan's Carat,
a former servant of the Qe tan, before the Preget or C 0.,.
stating that obilst he am in bey fAmesrar's limier, ha
wag frequently employed by Baron oarriva to tudre•
tour to And out where the Qualm kept her kneel, and ing
possibly° procure a key to open the box.

Answer to the Address of the.Chorchwardeoe,
Overseers. and other lobsbitsots of the Perish of
St. Saviour, Southwark :.
_ _

I feel peculiar satisfaction is receiving this loyal awl!.
affictioaste Addrcss from the Churchwardens. Overneent,
*ld other Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Saviour, in the
Borooghof Satsuma,lL

Thongh I haves* regard for any bitterest that Is separated
from the public welfare, and etinoequently disdain all eon.
nraion with any faction, yet it has beeausaid that faction boa
=aphid me for its own. It might have bees affirmed with
nisch more troth, that persecution has marked me for its
own. Persrenticm has harassed me with every species of
malevolent vexation and of inquisitorial torture for near a
quarter of a century. If my honor► and my life ►ave been
preser►ed amidst so many perils as those to which I Asset
You exposed hum spies, traitors, and perfidious emissive*
of every ikscriptiou, the cause must be astriheil, not to the
defect of vigilance, or to any relaxation of effort in my ene-
mies, but to the inherent strength of integrity, aed to the
invisible protection of the Almighty. His gracious Provi-
dence has perpetually attended me ha all my wanderings, ban
watched over my pillow is all my sorrows and care, ai.d
ken) my constant shield in all my perils and adversities.
It will uric, be forgotten, that on the very Is on which
the remains of his late revered Majesty, soy guardian and my
friend, were committed to the sliest tomb, perjury, in the
hideous form of a discarded servant, passed •those
where the sceptre of righteousness ought to have been raised
for the protection of truth. About the same time nay napse
was omitted in the Liturgy, and I was held rep to the country
as as object of aboosinatios for fictitious erimrs.

It is [ratifying to see, and it is a proud reflection to toe
isometry, that of all the anniernus witnesses who have de.
posed any thing prejudicial to ay character, nut see ha,
level an Englishman. When, in the history of these pro-
cesdi age, the character of the conatry is hereafter the object
of impartial seristiny, this cireurnstaure will form a bright
incident in the annals of England.
♦ll the falsehood which has brew rendered against me has
bees of foreign extraction. It is a rips-rirs of commodity
is whirl, I trust that the English will Never trade; and l f. 4
gamed that „they will ever consider truth as too preciee•
to be sold, Bud perjury as too detestable to be purchased.

The Observer of Sonde), will of necessity- b.
Two Sheri.: ■ode se no Advertisements will be ii,_
elected we that day, smarty lie whole Fatly Folio Coluon.•
will be devoted to the QUM', bwooese. of which Ml.
Bwiacomam's Ilpeeeb aline will make upwards of Seweetee.t
of the Observer Colones.

The Drawing of the Lottery beg in Veaterds).
when No. 3,645. being the Fifth-drawls Prize.
voided to 10,0001. aad was mid by BUM, who slaw thart4
sad oak; several snifter Capitals, 411111,11 the same Day. Owe
Day of Diawier mace all! omelette the Lottary, arid theta
frialile in she Wheel

TWO Capitals of tto,ooo Stertleg Money
TWO 'Capitals of !LOCO Sterling %luso y
TWO Cepiteb of CAD Sterliehe Money •
aad several minor Capitate, ALI. of which most be &mem
aw 11 E NESD A T. the 184 b toetoot. t'nittewe Tieteete
mod Mares are selling et Buis No. 4. Gorton, and
9, ettarieg.Crose, London; sad by has Artois to 'llte
Cottatry.

Last Sunday night, on the Esrl and Counties of
SURREY arriving in tows, the trunk behind their .
carriage was cut off, sod sits ant maimed until they
rot to Norfolk-house. St. Jauseea-square.' The Ir..
vont, in paying the last turnpike-gate, -in sistlitht
into town, bad get do's • all was then sirel;4 111
.cowine through Foley-Wage be li reiierd i feet rig
germ in *Howe Debutd the csiTtige, whom, 1?
,•dout* ttM robbery. was teleisitie4 • •