The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

Mr A lIIIT .

The ld Light Dearman have arrived is Dahlia to replace
the lit Karat Urastooss, who are under orders to embark for
Larissa.
The Itch Iteriesent at Foot, ender the esomentsd of nil.
Fursteeu, marched iota Dublin on Wednesday and Fluky
last. roost Laois.
The 44th gerinvent arrived is Limerick me Friday and
Saturday last. from Illsiiitiasioe, uu a route to replace the
49sh al Buttevaut.

The 93.1 Highl•wdrre, under the contusion of Linoleum**.
Colonel Creello, wove reviewed at Naas, us the 15th tenant.,
by the Right Honourable the Commander of the Forces, whir
was pleared to impress his high approbatimi of the various-
aaoar•vru of the regiment—awl we are lospoy to say, Met
111 e system carried 0.1 is 11881 corp.. has Levu prodnctive of
the must beneficial effects, fur we believe • corporal postai.
meat has mot takes plum these two lan roars, After the
review a la.ge party of distinguished f orlaiumablts partook
of • cold cullatiou in the Onions' men noun, anoeurget.
whom were—The Earl mid Countess of Hayti,. Lady M.
Hooke, the Earl ullllliltuwo, Illajor-Geseral Loud Aylour
sod Loony Aybowit, Lady Ra wl, Mime Filselarence, the Hon.
Mies lawless. Mk 'Burke, Mr. Shaer, &e. Ike. After the re-
past, the company were highly gratified by some of she
corps ilaneioig Ifighlkod reeis to their National musk.
The Officers of the 1.3 d IFU•lietrd, st present statiosen at
Emaia, enliven that wino conosidersbly. 711ei1 performances
un the turf have more than, mice draws the greater part sof
the inhabitants of the town to the race.cour.e of Ballyeuree.
On, Wednesday an escelleut race was MN over she course Icy
three of their horses, rude by the owners, upuo which, we
underetann, a pretty rutted min was dependiug. The race
was woo by Captain Englaall.

IitELAND.

DUBLIN, JUNI 20.
THEATRE ROTA[., ROUT IN DA.

It is ceMat•ly very creditable to the patentee snd
his aechitect, who, we understand, is Mr. Brusly,
a gentlirman well known also as a dramatic writer,
that they mired, in the course of one fortnight, a
very handsome, stay, • splendol theatre, in the
great room of the Remitla. The prevatluig► co.
hints :ire pale blue, pink, white, awl gold; tiwy
are well arranged, and the effect of the %quote is
pleo•nig.
An excellent and highly poelicel prologue, front
the pen, we understand, of Mr. Sliselyoefte very wed
delivered by Mr. Farrel.. Toe allusion to the
harp (the drop.sceur) was particularly happy, and
insist cordially received.
The ;thy was The Belle's Stratagem, ant the
best of modern comedies certainly ; but, as it con-
tains some ludicrous scenes, which are calculated
to di•plsy the peculiar talents 411' several of the per.
formers, it was perhaps well chosen. They were
all received' with great pleasure, particularly Mess►s.
fesillain, Fatten. and Youiager. Miss S. Booth,
the heroine of the piece, petit, but very hand.
some. She played the hoyden part with great arch.
was and spirit, mid sling the swig with considerable
drollery and effect. The •ltrrpiece wigs Via
.Spoiled which Mist Booth again die.
played the versatility of her genius as Little
Pickle. 'lite house was quite full. but not utipilre•
saintly crowded. ■ud she stress circle contained a
number of wiles of rauk and fashion.

We tire, us well es the public, too well pleased
with having r Theatre at all, to revert to our old
tr►bit of criticism on the first evening. There is
one circuaristaitee that pleased the audience notch
—t►strely. the rapidity with which the performance
proceedle►l. There wee no wearisome lapse between
the sets.