The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

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The., SultCamlllPite of Drury-lane Theatre
Ipmatiptimpigll to Nu the creditors 10s. in the
imikeiments, vie. as. immediately,
end. Sit elvitieisde of the .mosen, end-. to make
them responsible foe the execution
of thi7e=ilt,to which the consent of all the
creditor is reqeired. The deists sosquut ta 34.000.
end, consequently, 1,0001. is the sum which the
Sob-Committee undertake to yep. A Committee,
consisting of the following principal creditors, viz.
Messrs. WALkelt, Mrenseu., kicnaeus, Mims
duet, Waal. sod Natt.t., has been appointed to
take this proposition int* comoideration.

Km STIPMSIII3 is Ma to make her appointee, nt
Orreist-gardeti till after Christmas, natal which
tin* Mts. Moroni is to sustain the principal
Soprano parts at that Theatre.
A performer, whoa, oaten evidently designed for
the personificetiew of the misrikin warrior Tow
Thumb. made his appearale the Chdlteuhent
Theatre lOU Tuesday hat. lease of his NW.
tads dues Ism wawa JAW, whits. Ws waist°,
periormeasies isms the ondienee in a consiseed rear
of laughter.
Iwo gold coins, one of Ua Arrest, and
the other of FAUSTIN A. were dog up oboist three
years ago in KNEW/why, and have been brought to
England. Qat:if—Were they carried thither by
51A000°, or his followers, Who are said to have emi-
grated front Wales iu the 11th century, and whose
descendants (the Welsh bedlam.) are supposed to
debut near the Missouri ?
• MA DOG AN 011A111 Gwviton.
At Hall fair, on Monday last, there was a large
skew of foals ; showy and promising ones, of good
breed, were ready sale at alaseet the price of
hones : en high as 30, 33, and 40 guineas were
a.ked and given. inferior, not in request. Fat
cattle were very same : good beasts. ready Like..
Of ehren, very few lots, end those indifferent. A
great itides of company attended the pleasure fair.
A large quantity of French onions woe sold last
week in Norwich market, at 4e. per peck.
The quantity of mush;orouts gathered within the
het three weeks exceeds that, we believe, of any
other souse's in recollection. The poorer inbubi-
. buts of the small village or Darrow. near flatten.
opon-liettnber, we are inarrmed, se calculated to
have collected us Nov op tort bell ya 4 fur iw•
wards of SOK- -a" '44 u. AU . , . , 1,,

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exquisitely Calved,
likes's' very accurate t it was taken from a picture
by illwxer.
wets. A K,4 called the Princess Malone. of
mitred to be immediately built au the

We art extremely sorry (says a Correspondent)
to report, that the typhus fever, to an extraordi-
nary and fatal degree. rages in end about the hen.
died ef Uxbridge. At liermandewbrth, Co*leT.
Dunham, leer, &c. persons are daily dying, pant.
cularly amongst the poorer classes: such has been
the daily mortality lately, that numerous cottager.
have encamped in the fields, whilst their dwellings
are undergoing foasigation.
Colonel Hllllllll, of Hardwick Grasp, Shrop-
shire. met with a serious aceident a iso daps ego,
whilst on a sporting visit in Oalesiehbe. The
Culnnel, and his friend Mr. Cimino% eieregoing
out in a gig to enjoy the direreirm etsltsaiagt their
guns were it. the gig leaded; aid she esiseers be-
ing placed near him, oefistwastolp imploded. and
shattered his left oat doodfolly it is supposed
that amputatism east take place.

A jdry will Sennepenemilled to-morrow and Wed-
nesday, at ibetinildleoll, Westminster, for the pur-
page of awarding damages to the possessors of
houses in Piccadilly nod Ozford-dreet, which are
to be removed in order to form the new street from
Carlton House to the Regent's Park.
A vacancy has occurred in the Common Council
fur the Ward of Bishopogate, in consetinence of the
death of Mr. VI Le. and the friends of Mr. Woo
have proposed him as a candidate.
On Thursday Countess BEAUCUANP'S porter
caught a beautiful partridge alive, which had pitch-
ed on one of the balconies of the drawing-term.
racing St. James's-squirm
AN Erranoasan.tav Aurt.n...olLast week, an
apple, of the kind railed the Grey Leadingion,
was pulled in the garden of MICIIIIVALD Mozat-
son, Esq. at St. Faith'. Cottage, Dear Norwich,
which measured ISI inches over, and IS inches
round, and weighed 111 oz. There were SiJay
apples on the some tree (a dwarf standard), most of
whids Dumber weighed a pound.
A Mariners, or Basking Shark, measuring be-
tween eleven and twelve feet in length, was lately
taken by the men belonging to a herring-boat, off
Cromer. This formidable Ask the heed of which
weighed 2311 m did great damage to their Dees, be.
' fore they could extricate and &patch it.

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LDReßrriedilli Es T4IR Ara E, • * SOUTII4IIII tr, LOcruir.a 17.
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t. the semen of Lime( mid CitifiSM•Will .lidrfairsed YwalerdoiOW . ' dine Match took place M Saturday evening—the part of Liar/ hy Mr. C. b 7,117. nate
4 given by our ewe Re.
Pupae, his first appearance in Lersimo. This Preesolstives, yne, Esq. and Sir W.
Gentleman jaws, understand the of Mr. do 411re°14:wft 'he' Wig" Were awarded as
eh,. ihihrei....te !WOW Arettr I—Wilke* sod Elisae
fIAVID FMK'. whore porfiresance (either
ram» of Jojter has done him ow meth ciedlt--ainf, WlRilis. .fur a
fielfilter 'IL : to the .sectinil—the
though unused to the London boards, is clearly sc. The tillers* *Qom ehainuen. Mester. 41.; to
en.tomed to the stage. He is Of the middle.aise, the t .....the Keay Jews Derrell. Mosier, 3L ;
strongly node, and agratably.restered. Its voice te • the feenh'46e Brlinn"M' John Nepmaii,
is a tenor. resembling. in sane notes,• they of Mr.. eater. el. ; all tla °Out meek, 1/. each. A vast
Baoariumur—but passessieg'gremerdepsh sor seremblsge of fashiontilll company were ort the
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nosy—mid appeerosehave beesseseyesesseifslly water, and at the stes4miati there was • grand
tivined. It is pretty evident, *awl& le eying. Ball, at the LititrAisalllb
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ing, that his hearties.» were meek to la. Mr. Sol.'. Ceeeeell-414auraday evening, was
lists omelet* sod eteention. A thee Leer theme Alende(' by spat* , ef the Nobility and
we, never 'condemn—but we deprecatie.ihe cmmant ('sentry of our tower ' irlsood. whew goo
, me of them: There are sane comiiposihoas„ whisk nerd admiration was straitly excited by thief exqui-
, 'if lung at all, ought only to be breathed by these site and inimitable performance of the erening.
whore science eased thmatese anweseipdeseripiest-. Mrs. Salmon reereled a hlgh treat to oar musical
there are other mitediesq, se Wok aratelelicame, that amateurs : her •4 Greed Aris" (composed for the
they lose all their eat"; ithelettee be allotted to aceorinn bf Mr. Solrl. and accornitaiiitdby him
orrietep its hound% and 'to einsrp the piece of (melte Suer, was %minimally admired. A fanthisia
&qui. It struck us. that Mr. Fatal was sane. es the low( was PerfurreeerbY • Gentleman. whose
what too fond of Ornament— but we felt. et the ,hdlehetle enteeslion eerielel ,general aalonlelintent•
mine time, equally convinced, that he was • non elloor eerelhei and uee;'lPVe comic duet "La
4 talent. His tiro *nom/ "h. .• you, erg Arearreek," 'revived lentil Itt.-' The perfonnane4l
;melt win," sod 4. 0 ! tedh mot to we V the toosith ea the Late end guitar of Mr. Soh, anal also his
she possesses," were well sang, and were encored. singing, tank him as • first-rate mesiciaii • and we
lathe execution of each. we thought. the performer trust bit receipts will fully compensate hi; unwes.
laboured tether too much—Was affectiou is alike nett exertions, no providing a combin.tiou of talent.
the acting principle in the two stags, and 'hat "Nita hos net been ekPerleoeed here for many
principle is lest eight of, while the tinter keen. rows pool.
dying how so mitemsh his audience, imam! of The Chesterfield packet is arrived from Havre
doiug pore jailing to the character in which he with -- Row, Esq. family and carriage, and a
spears. Mr. Finite's mode of emir*. though it great number of other pineengers of the highest
did not inmost the idea of p bighly4gifted and resPecteheli'Y•
elegant Gentleman, was easy and judicious. His - 4
receptioa was Gr••ll,lo•llT—said we entertain on .
doubt of his hams * allawasnideable adjunct is LAUNCH OP THE Or4TERLOO.
the company. Mite William appeared, fur the
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first time, as Mirka. Sit sang with consider.
able taste—but hie actin was faulty. It was Freda? the inareclowi of et Kuno, was launched
to, light for a character se reserved as shut of at Ps ay
dock-yard. if there ire occasions
the sensitive tiering. wit all in the soca when the lomat of this finest dell nastiest WON
deportment, were greatly applauded—tad the is marshes of beim, increased, it meet be 'heti the
strong eepression of pleasure in which the audience "ma "'war el helended to perpetuate some greet
indulged, proves that her talents are rapidly ei event, or the mime ef sate hero, deer to the patio.
iii public estimation.' me. mosoettper • tie feelings of every Englishman—it mast have
the part of celauei omier.aa a teary sistass aryls. been on the lasnchiot of the Waterloo. This awes.was,•eher, ~ potty,. his arise to his perettiootice. ties is borne out by the vast crowds of attendance
than we has. becuticcestemal Is witness—bat, es a " the preemie suasion, greater. breclir, than on
whole, it ass eserodi„gly diverting. Every coo et any former launch within the recol len of the
the c.:donoro plosion ass ludicrously rousted—end oldest : the number cannot be 'etiolated at leas
hi, impstieoce„ his hien igs rime, sod his joy. pro. then 90,000 pawns. The herbeer was meted
deiced soosinet eserritoest. Mr, Psussv's with Noblemen end Gentleman's yachts. said plea-
ehe „wised, oppose, bet sestoety = snee•bsas of ell deseriptiese. A grog member of
slough. her. -j. skin es the cborector or Ladies end Cattlemen wire on board her.—At
llamas. %Yoshiaki not. bore ostieed hints attest tO minutes past Is, Lord Howard, of "Mad.
hot for his introductioo • "Bather's kower 1" ma bus (who gathered may laurels under the Croat
of Mr. Mooaa'ssosts. Welsandien bed meson to Hero of Waterloo), accompanied by N. Diddams,
campainof the weebefiedgessot d. these taut. emetersehiPwrialit, eased the ship, by
' who OM iu the hoblt of • sear ion alasweelioe It hot.
.11e of wine artful her bows, in the
blished operas, and never owe sot nes this wee. Nisel,_,._,fer,_, his
a__ tAeop dalP weeloqielli....the.,„_t tle..,„__hern_,..heet
lion. Hem= is ....64...i, Diem te e'en, arid, Bich 11111 a woe vell.lemeth illreLtalf the ',sew mu
him; said, at Ibis ro'riZZ elooseat, ler'. smut, Wolin's,* tepressaeol, the 1 Dillrw. air
d.„l.iiess after sows consideration, deternsioes, Wellingtes, se be mined its ship Nweefie, in
bir rproper imolai,e to lithe, to hest hie fair one bosomy of the great Doke, sod in casedelismaties
with a ditty. having for its subject the seduction of hi' Vial" battle. She 6"W sett h* '
of a lady, whom .4 the Musk vac unlit!" has alaael't wish that edetitehie etelemielels '
induced, by his" false vows," to prey yroes the path came and majestic ease, which ssudst•thirewaripte.
of rectitude. This is certainly a se„asshioned way ties of this highest ettlisetussat se ihsoisirskilLuati
or inducing • girl to qsit her patents' roof. The science et oncethe sestet teetlikeeleo std iseill-
Outtalk,/ etagere, we are rather iselined to think, rate of the spectator. She eert°4°l7 is one of she
the
in t finest ships of beeches he navy ;is built on
would Ocariely test+ on such a point, lest the sus.
taigas of their @mistresses should be aniseed. Mrs. liew principle. with dlittonal ride» sod truss frame;
her gen aud u
Brans depicted the Iterecter of Lady Oldleop
following art her d upper
decks
are
laid distantly. Tbs
e ssioos t--.
, with great truth oad spirit. Family pncle...per.
meal vanity—ierettliau of literary taste,—eed pre. • Pee.. /echo.
to
tended delicacy of coostitution. as well as of aseralm, *mid on the gue-deek.. l9ll •
al Ite
were most humorously itakibed. Mrs. Stet* ifeeth to n01e...... .... tit 0
end Mitl tORITT, SS in* wit Milm• Mini MI Barem is 1055..'..1,014.
PhlwhiftlY• ,WI lima.," wog .. ilia figure bead is exquisitely cored. and the
The beset was fell. - - '' .. 1•••1 td I•si likes's' very accurate t it was taken from a picture