The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-04 00:00:00

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THE QUEEN.

Vititurs at Brandenburgb House yesterday :
Ili. Royal Flightless Prince Mr. Peter Moore, M.P.
1.0-npold of Saxe Coburg Mr. Douglas Kinintird
/And Duncannon Mr. Sharp
Countess of Taukerville Mr. Iloblinuse, M.P.
Lady Mary Bennett Mr. Sheriff Waithumo.
The Rev. Robert FeHowes performed divine ser-
vice st Brandenburgli Douse yesterday.
Addresses to be presented this day to her Majesty
al Brandenburgla House :
Greri Yarmouth I Ctilrom, N.B.
Komptoo and Crawly, Mots Ilertfor4, Town of
I: )e Bass St. Edmund'.
Norw irk Knig's Lynn, Norfolk
St. Matthew, Dedmal-Greco Incorporated Trades of Echo
Much, isle of Ely Merchant Curapsuy of Kelso
M. Nast's, Hants Arbroath. N.B
• Fat ringdou Willits (Ward of) eltippeubstn, Willa
arightlielmsione I Buchlard. near Dover
Liuliihnow, N.B. I Aswan. N.B.
St. Jain s, *factory I Ashburton, Devon
Farriers, SIC era, and Lea- Neath, Glamorgamliite
they-dressers
The Queen it expected to visit Drury-lane and
Covent-garden theatres in the course of this week.
The Adelphi, Olympic, Coburg, and other minor
theatres, will alto, in their turu, be honoured with
her royal presence.
A very fine collar of brawn was yesterd iy for-
warded from Xis town as a preterit to her Majesty,
by • gentleman of this neighbourhood, by the
Warriors coach, bum the Linn bin. Solite females
of this town him raised a subscription to present
her Majesty with a large oruansented slid beautiful
cake, turd a large simnel, accompanied by au Ad-
dress. The cake is about 70th. and the simnel is
oboist half as large.—(Shretosbory Chronicle.)
Err.—Phis town was partially illuminated on
Tuesday Ile ght. After which, at a meeting of
the tradesmen and lace-weevers, au Address to the
Queen was agreed to, which will he presented in •
lew dials by the Lady of Alderman llanueng ; and
it was unanimously resolved (with a view to the
relief of the manufacturers of the tower), that as
many of the addressers could not well afford to sub-
scribe to the proposed Palace fur the Quern, a pre-
sent should be made to her Majesty of as maay
yard, of superfine bone litre as there arc subscribers
' to Ore Address.--(lYorfaik ellrorricle.)
N.B.—The above Address will be presented this
day.
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ON SEEING MISS TRER.A PERFORMANCE OF
VIOLA. IN " TWELFTH NIGHT."
're nark • share not ever god,
'reran oft compared iii log of wood i
To 'waive a kg we mow agree
To web lie like a limb of Tree.
PHI DIAS.

On Wednesday was held a meeting of the lulls-
hitams of Bristol, to consider of 4, An Address of
Congratulation to the QUERN, on the abandonment
of the unconstitutional Bill of Pains and Penal.
ties." The Mayor granted the use of the Guild.
hall. but decliked to take the Chair. which was
taken by RICHARD BRIGHT, RN. The Hell was
crowded to excess, and Resolutions were passed ex.
ptessive of the settee of the meeting as to the un-
coostitutional nature of (White Bill, but entirely
►ilent relative to the guilt or innocence of the
QUERN. Au Address to the Queen, founded ou
the Betiolotions, was unanimously agreed to.
List week Major CAse. of Testerton.house.
Norfolk, give to all the poor own, women, and
children, upon I►is estate, and many others in the
neighbourhood, a good chooser of roast-beef,yluat-
pudding, and plenty of ale, in honour of the
Quern's triumph. in the afternoon the women
and children had tea and cakes, and they enjoyed
themselves thisicing and singing till mar five o'clock
in 11w aviary, when they departed, expressing their
grateful thanks to their hospitable donor, used to
the ladies who bud condescendingly waited on theta
during the day. After the lame people had dined,
sumptuous dilater was given to a istunrroui party
of lithes and gentlemen. The mom was tastefully
decimated with oak and laurel branches. and trans.
parencies with appropriate mottoes. After dinner
Major CASS gave—
., The Queen; Goof blest Mer=" The heolthe .4 the
Bokup of Norwiels"—" The Doke .4 tioseez"--" T. W.
coke, Ear —" Laid albeosarle"..—"Arel.dracou liatberot"
and snugly oilier grutl.tesrat were di aok with 1...td
and reiterated appltuse, mid the conviviality of the
evening Wile kept up with great spirit till a late
hone. _ _

On Wednesday evening last several hundred of
tlw inliabitantioof Southampton assembled, being the
day her MAJESTY went in procession to St. Paul's.
mod. in celebration of the event, exhibited a grand
display at fire-works; Major chi, Demont.
Cuebi, seal Rusielli, were exhibited its iffigy. and
the whole concluded with a grand explosion of the
green bug.—/Portsmouth Paper.)
On Sunday last. at Griiishill church, near this
town, after the Clrrogytis ut had repeated that pert
of the Litany, "That it may please thee to bits' end
-preserve all the Repot Family," the clerk, inatead
saying. " We beseech titer to hear u., Good Lord."
repeated with • loud and diriosct voice and moat
solemn coutotenatier, Not exempting our mast
religious, gracious. cad ever-revered Queers C'aro-
lute P' The 4...n0g/legation were, of coson,r, astonish..
eot at this deviation front the service; the man bee
beets stutehly reintlasisiird by the Minister, and, we
believe, afterwards pardoned —(Shrearsbary ('hro-
nicle.)
The Lards of the Treasury haying contracted
with J. sod J. Ste Mummer fur a new Lottery of
40.000 Tickets, for which tlwy will pay 'heir Lordship'
IW. lls per Ticket. is Money mid Cussnis, lo order to
make she grandest *beset ever presented to she Public, it
is intended to enamels 110 LP% than NINE PRIZES of
TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS (hooey sad
Cosisels, each ; and as J. end J. Stegartimer have long
seen the Public interest required a areal increase of Money
Prue.. their Scheme sill content trice the usual propor-
tion of Prices, suit consequent Kt DUCTION OF BLANKS,
get shish there WILL NOT It? TWO TO A PRIZE. is-
clodior venoms Prizes of 2,0001. Svc. &c.; the tither great
improseteirnis will be seen "'lien the Scheme is before Illto
which will be as "vs as it has received their Laird.
ship.' sanctum. NolwillisTaudnip all these iiaproveineow
we are infotired die Priccs of she Tickets to the Public will
be reduced.

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THEATRES.

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COVCNT-GA IDIN.

On Saturday bight was produced • new Melo.
drama, entitled Me Warlock of the Glen. The
principal characte►s were :

Clanronald (Laird of Glearairn) Mr. Censor,
AldeMerl (eke rioelfal heir, kis Napkin's) Master Bode.,
Andrew (a Fisherman) .
&midis
We Warlock of the Glen .. Mr. Abbott.

Adds (Countess of Oterteairn) Mrs. Faucit,
3/a►ias Miss Besaniont,
,Vastso
Andrew is about hauling his boat up in order to
prepare for the arrival of Sandie and Mouse from
the kirk, where it is to be presumed they are gone
to get married. Matthew, Warlock of the Glen.
■ mysterious personage, whose manner of life and
uppearance are in the style of Octavian, in the
Mountaineers. and who domineers over the fate and
fortunes of his neighbours for many miles round,
invites Andrew to an interview on the heath, at mid-
to listen to certain important recitals respect-
ing the bowie of Glencairn. Andrew dislikes them.
vitatiou, but submit* from fear of the wizard ven-
geance of Matthew. The young people arrive from
church with a groups of gay Highlander., who
proceed to a dance of revelry. In the midst of it
the Countess of Glencairn rushes in wish her child,
and begs protection front Clanronald, her pursuer.
She is led off in ...errs), by Sandie. They arrive
at the door of Matthew's cave, who MEWS out and
grasps the child with strong emotions of affection.
He promise. protection and defence for the widow
Countess and her child, but scarcely keeps his word,
though be is not backward its proclaiming his unerring
veracity. Having directed the Cormier/ to a parti-
cular path leading to a cliff, she goes out, and is
speedily overtaken b; Clanronald and his follower..
The Warlock appears at the top of the cliff, forbid.
Clutironald's violence, and denounces him as the
asressiii of his brother, who was before Only supposed
to have been murdered in his way house from the
the war.: his estate having beer' seized by Clan-
ronuld, who is now anxious to marry the Countess,
and make away wish the child. Cloarono/d's fol-
lowers seize the child, but the Countess escapes
over the cliff into the sea, where Andrew's boot is
most fortsinaiely ststionird to receive her on board.
She is afterward* seized by Clanronald, and con-
veyed to the castle of Glencairti. The meeting
between the Warlock and Andrew takes place at
the appointed hour, near the spot where the late
niurdc►ed Laird of Gleticairti is supposed to have been
buried. Before any explanation eau take place, two
roams !piing in the child of the Countess to murder
ii, eccordisig to a bargain sealed with Chotrona/d
Oro: of them repent*, the other has a heart of
hardness. Matthew 'Juts Andrew to ititerfert, who
ravishes the dagger just as it is about to chink
up the life of the child. Autism drive. the
cut-throats from the st:sge. The Warlock mikes a
prize of the child. Subserviently .4ndrew is let into
the secrets of the Warlock's history, and undertakes
his share in r great tirterprize. The castle of Glen-
cairn is illuminated. Clanronald orders the Coun-
tess to be brought is forcing her to the altar.
The doors ale swung open, and lo! she Warlock
stauds in front of the crucifix. He rebuke* his bro-
ther's iniquities, and reclaims his wife rod manor.
lie had fallen under die blow of the dagger, but re-
covered in tiine to beg his life of the ruffian who was
employed to niter him. It wit. granted on eointition
that lie would never reveal his frame or real eolith-
tiuu, until the death of the jeenitent villain, which
has just taken place, should release him from his
oath. lie has kept this .urpri•ing oath with no less
surprising fidelity for six years. Clanronald
dis-
relishes this revolation its his fortunes, and makes
one last sits-nips uu his brother's life. The War-
lurk wrests the dagger from li.. gripe, and calmly
advises him to adopt more limiest course.. Andrew
rushes iu and restores the child to the Comities,.
lit the burst of her emotion the curtails falls. The
audience received she anuounresuent for repetition
tennight„ with the loudest applause. The piece seems
to be au amalgamation, hors► the ordinary auurc
of romance and Sir Wnt.Tzl SCOTT, and Ousel
not perfectly feasible in the incidents, is rendered
upon the whole attractive, and iu some measure
interesting. It has the customary tributes of ap-
probation for love, towage, truth, and the pro-
teenier. of beautiful imosceuce; and, is. the coarser
parts of the dialogue, exhibits wore of living
tualowra than is porosity found in pieces of this
character. There is a very excellent and powerful
overture, compused by Mr. Watt, whose 'nettles,-
tail music is also good. The scenery, which is
picturesque, deserves high praise.
A very interestiug pas seal was performed by
Mos E. DENIIIITT. It was in pad repeated, but
she young lady was taken ill, and obliged to termi-
nate it abruptly. The house was crowded.

TUC OLYMPIC.

The popular bullet. of Aeon& increasra in
attraction. and that ratmordiatany man. the ludsau
Jaggier, is Pllll aseprisang and delighting the pub-
lic with his unparalleled exertions. fu addition to
the poesrut excellent compauy, the Proprietors, ever
anxious to produce tuleast acid novelty, have en-
gaged Mr. Down's, who will make has brat ap-
pearance this aught, in a new horletia, founded on
the very 'altercating opera. called he Brown Mao.
In the hot of company hut orrk were—

Prince Fated's*, mail party, the Spanish Authassadur and
party, She Earl aud Countess ul Har►uwby and party, Earl
Grusereaur and party, Lord Lowther and putty, Lord and
Lady Wm. FitsArrald and party, Sir George Wombwell and
party, Sir Chutes and Lady Sliorwan and party, the Hun.
Doesellue kiemaird and party, Mr. Dollhouse and party, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Drummond and party, Mr. and Mrs. Ellice and
party, Mr. sad Mrs. Morton Eden and party, Mr. and Mrs.
Smith and party, Mr. and Mts. Pule and pasty, Camels
sad Mrs. Besrrtt.lt sisal party, the Don. Mr. Bligh and party,
Mr. mut Mir. Byug mid party, Sir S.u,sn•l mall Ludy Fludyer
sad pasty, Mr. said Mrs. Blagh stoil patty, Dr. sand Mrs.
Seadasnure and party, Dr and M,a. Aid's aud party, and
Mr. and Mrs. Poole steel party.

Among ilie last arrivals at Bath are—Lord
CA LTIIORPE. Lord FIT2ItOT, Lid) PeReEvAL,
Lottly SLOTT, Sir it. 13LAIR, mid Sir E. STAN..
MOPE.

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he Elizubeth pocket lately arrived at Sootlamp.
ism. Irmo Curm w N..misody, with scsrral families
; of 411%615(.6 )))) ; amongst whom were bad —PLAY NEY
end Wilily, Sir THOMAS TANCILUD, Bait. Lady
•rA ClltD and 11LAia,aut1 many utir.rs
highly reoloctslole.

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