The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-06 00:00:00

?he Beggar', • 'Opera• vie performed •t this
theists. on Saturday ssighttl.fror the purpose of intro-
'clueing a linty in the pajt of Polly. As the name
was withheld from thebills, she was supposed to
lie yeitng in the prufEssion. Her person, however,
bore more of the character of experience than was
expected, sod spire displayed the most perfect 'intl.
.macy with the Business of the stage. Her acting was
in many plunges spirited and impressive. Her sine
ing was tint so much iu her favofir us her acting.
Her vocal talent displayed either great negligence.'
''or deficient instruction in the original cultivation of
it. - Her higher tones were executed with 'great dif-
pulty. and in many instances abused the hatitiony
other words, they were harsh and out of tune.
She song with considerable smoothness in mezzo
ro-e, but wherever the passages required emphasis,
and she ventured to give it, she offeilded the ears
of her audience. She has a tolerable shAe,
some ingenuity in her graces and cadences. She
v;i11 not succeed ash first singer, but she laid
be very useful in a lower department of the srt.—
The piece was given for repetition on Mon-
day, amidst a conflict of opinion, in which the
Ayes" appeared to have a considerable ma-
jority. The other characters, which •re so ad-
mirably sustained by Madame V 6911119, Mies
KELLY, Mr. MURDER, Mr. GATTIE, end Mr.
DOBDS. are too well kuowu to need any repeti-
tion'of their praises. An illuminated scene was in-
troduced. to represent the original Mary.le-' bone
Gardens, which gave coni,iderable animation to the
general efFect or the scenery. A dance was intro-
duced, in which Miss TREE greatly distinguished
herself. The bullet corps were, from so ne pique
which we could nut divine, nut so well. treated, end
on their proceeding to execute a waltz dance, were
interrupted and abruptly prevented from finishing
tke performance by the disapprobation of the gal.
leries.

The house was crowded iu most parts, atul the
dress circles were tilled with company of the first
quality.

Yesterday his MAJESTY. attended lry Colonel
Seirmuutt. his Equerry in waiting, attended di-
vine ►rrvice at the Chaired Royal. Dr. STAPIIES
CLARKE web the Clerk of the Closet in wailing.
The LORD CHANCELLOR had tut audience of
the KING yeaterd sr,
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the
Princess AUGUST♦ visited the Kt swoat his Iwlrce
in
On Saturday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visit-
ed the KING.

On Saturdly and yesterday Prineras AUGUSTA
dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARANCE.

Yesteiday the Duke of, GLOUCVITtiII Welit to
Blackheath on a visit to his sister Princess Sortit
MATILDA. .

Friday evening Pr.nce I,Entroms, accompanied
by the bitches* of K RNT and the Princes* FRODOR,
left towti for Clareuvot.t. _

We are authunsed to state, that it is her
MA-
JESTY'S 141triams to gu to the house of Lords on
Tuesday morning.
Mr. Alderman WOOD Was Amongst the numerous
visitors at Brandenburgh House 3 esterday.
Her MAJESTY lies fixed Munday the 13th inst.
for receiving such Addiesses as may be then ready
for presentation.
Addresses now waiting to be received by her
MAJESTY:—

Bray, is Bei kshire
FelllAltS of Bray

Clifton

....
Cabinet-makers of London

Dissenters of Truro
ERA Krot Nlititio
Schoolmaster, of the Metro-

Guldsantibs and Sulversakiths

puha
Rockland and Rivers, near
Dover
Irvine, North Britain.

of Loudon

Lrigh, in Lancashire
Wigan, Lancashire

Saturday. • I tile before one o'clock, her MAJ ES.
TT, accompanied only by Lady ANN HAMILTON,
arrived in her stale carriage at the House of Lords.
The military presented arm., and the music played
the royal salute. She entered the Houk: the
•m.ll entrance under the piazza. Sir T. Tin-
WHITT handed her MAJESTY from the carriage, and
vomit' etr d Item to the mum IleIII:11Iy 111101trd to iter.
Alter remaining for sonic bine in consultation with
Mr. BRriuttnast, Mr. VIZ AND, and Mr. WILDII,
her MAJESTY returned to Biandenhurgh House.
Doc,or I''EATS is arrived at kis house, Queen,
street, May-taur, from Tunbridge %Vetla.
On Wednesday night, the 35th tilt. Colonel
NI AMER and the Officers of the E rt Yu, k Militia
gave et ball to the Ladies of B-verley and oeigli-
buurhood, which was uudterously and respectable
attended:

Sir WATICIN WILLIAMS WYNN, taking into
consideration thw-depreseed stale of the agricultural
markets, has gruermirly applied thr slump. to the
great arrears upon his frond, awl hai thus fairly
ebrimed for himself the old title of the Item] of his
" A Prince of Welts."
Mr. Justice MAYNE, it is sail, Mellll4 to retire
froth the Irish Judicial Bruch, awl will be suc-
ceeded by NIG Serjratot BbliTON.
The sob regunwit is unilrr orders to embark
hoist Cork, to rrlirve the I Itti regiment at Gbh-
rubar.

Oii Sunday last the new chapel at Eton, wl.ich
has been erected fur the accommoilaii )))) of 11w in-
habitants by the liberality i.f the Provu•t and I'd'.
lows of Eton College, was opened for divine *emir.
Au admirably appropriate sermon was preached by
the Rev. J. IL SUMNEK. The chapel is a ,ery
neat building, particularly the Interior, which is
fitted up with great elegance.

Or the arrival of the Dublin coach, at nine o'clock this
morning, some persons who travelled is it proclaimed to the
Eystauders, that as &mesa had beer received it the
(*rale, aunoriering that the snood reading of the Bill of
Pains and Penalise* against her kW grew, had passed the
Lents by a majority uf.6o. We feel that it World he im-
possible to skpict the effect of this report /In the politic
naiad. Disappoiniamet, surprise, and indigaatims, were uni.
Venally tap/mad by every class of armour ; sad semi-
-111111149, MA of ilia 'east vespeetfol usher., were vociferated
against the promoters of the odious reralisre. We felt it urn
Arty I. tram the matter to its urieir, and after ouch
*ruble discovered that it was a haw; tweezed by the is.
aids passengers of the cinch.—(CorA Idereasdik Chronicti.)

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