The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN THEATRICALS.
Mr. Hamm, the materpristag Measlier of the Dublin
Thrstre, has commenced his campaign with a maws. that
the most mortise bad sot contemplated; the rxtraordisary
combination of tallest thus early produced may in some
measure 'crowd for this.

Already be has introduced to a Dahlia- sedience the two
most popular actors and actresses of the present day, Mr.
MAcweary and Miss TILES together with our favourite,
' WARD of the Haymarket 11:eatre. The tragedies of eerie-
home, MoielretA, Richard, end Tirgtatue, have been repro-
seated with cosaidemble effect, and AlsewssisT has ite•
geared a meows eves exceeding that he hes so *sly
established es the rietropolitan boards. in opera, also,
Mr. HAIKU hes bees equally attentive; he has perform-
ed several of his haat Operas, and we seed *sly state,
that Miss Tsai sad Mr. Puturre are the priecipals,
to be quite sure of the excellent masses, in which they
have bees represeokesi. Mr. Pstures is decidedly the
greatest favourite ems the Irish boards. His performances have
been interrupted very lately by a severe mold, similar in effect
and in duration to these which kept hiss from terminating
his engagesactit last year at Covent-garden Theatre. The
Dahlia Revd*, Pod, after speaking is high terms of the
superior science which he combines with acting, quite
known to seeders triggers, amps, The Barber of &silk has
bees produced. It has bees 11111411 C as attraction by the
playing and singing of Pismires as Corsi Almarirs..—
Most of our play-going residers recollect the inimitable
specimen of the I tie cornice, exhibited by Ammo.
orrri in it ffnualien. We have seen soiling to be com.
pared to it but the uncommonly successful effort of PHlLtries
in The Barber of

WATUILIPORD, *tour"' 26.
Arrived here me Timidity evening, in little more than
tweoty•four hours from Bristol, and marched since for head.
quarters, Caber, the 12th royal lancers, commanded by
Major Steel. Thy area Sue regiment. The Honourable
Colonel Potteonby, who commands them, is, we naderstand,
on a leer to Scathed. Some expect that heed quarters will
shortly be removed to Kilkenny. A small detachment re.
main, Isere.

Yesterday the first division of the 35th foot, our garrison,
marched for Na... The second division expects to follow
shortly. Their conduct here has been most truly unexcep-
tionable and praiseworthy. They are to be replaced here by
the second royal veteran battalion, landed last week at Cork,
1,000 strong, from Portsmouth.
Last Sunday night, the dwelling-house of Joseph Reber,
farmer, of Karoo's, iu this county, four miles from the
City, was maliciously set on fire by some evil.minded per-
son or persons, sad was entirely consumed. This atrocious
■ct was committed at midnight, and the torch of these in-
cendiary ruffians bad nearly immolated 14 human beings of
which number the ishabitants consisted. Providentially,
however, the inmates were awakened by the noise of the
diabolical miscreants, and by the barking of the dogs.
Shortly after, the fire appeared to be making its way through
the thatch in 'evenl places from the outside; this led to
irritant exertion, and the people were scarce able to effect
their escape from the devonring element, when the roof
fell in, and united is one coniagratioo the house, randier;
bedding, and clothing, of this severely *libeled family.