The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-24 00:00:00

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THE NA'

DRAMATIC REGISTER.

COVENT•GAIMEN.

The lust week 1171;been unusually barren in theatrical
novelties. On Tuesday night Miss O'NEILL repeated
her pert'ormunce of Lady Tea.7le with increased effect.
At her first appearance in this arduous character on the
preceding Saturday, it is acknowledged, that she felt a more
considerable degree of alarm, than even when she first
appeared on the London Boards. 'Through the various
range of her tragic characters, her power gradually un-
tblded themselves, and she soon shone as the High
Priestess in the temple of Nlclpomene. l laving attained li
to this pre-eminent station, she felt, perhaps, some
groundless alarm thr her reception in the gayer assembly
of Thalia ; although conscious of the innate force of her
genius, she could not utterly subdue her feors during
the whole of the perthrmank e of the difficult part which
she had chosen; but on Tuesday evening, enccuroged
by the applause which she had received (MI the preceding
Saturday, she laid aside her apprehensions, and became
the Lady Teazle of the author's own imagination ; her
exertions were universally extolled, and called firth from
a crowded and admiring audience the warmest plaudits.
We solicit the attention of the managers of this Thea-
tre to the disguqing exhibition of Madame Sidra ; we
call it disgusting, as it is revolting to common decency.
We give her our praise us an Equilibrist, but there is a
virtue we prefer to corporeal flexibility, and that in
filtude modesty. The whirligigs of the Opera house even
consider it decent to Mile from the pmflanc eye of
the COntioisseur, those partsof the human frame, whi( h the
gracciidness of their attitudes would reveal, but Madame
S tCI4I, whilst she is walking over the heads of the up-
staring. pit, thinks it not requisite to assume the male at-
tire (Stile drawers. This is an outrage against all deli-
cacy, and we notice it, that the blush, which we often
see mantling on the cheek of virtue, inky not be again
excited.

?NG'S THEATRE.
La Clemoda de Tilo WRS pertbrmed at this Theatre on
Tuesday evening, in which Madame Fonon made her
first appearance since her late indisposition. Her per-
fbrmance was received with that approbation which her
talents so justly merit, and in several of her sonv, she
was rapturously encored. 8RA14.151 Was in fine voice,
and acquitted himself with his usual excellence.
The flivourite Divertisement of Petits Itrareoniers
was repeated by particular desire, which, with Leon's
New Ballet of Le Partie de (*haw d'llenri Uuartre ex-
cited the warmest applause, from one of the most fashion-
able houses which we have witnessed this season.
In justice we must add, that the various departments
of this Theatre appear to be most respectably tilled, and
reflect no small degree of credit on the Proprietor and
Managers.