The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-16 00:00:00

Tin STATESMAN.

Pasoan lathes oar approach, sad the s•.th Sae,
shall Soon behold upon her shore the Conq •f,
lb. Whales.
GENEIItAL M•GREGOR.
Ue•4pnun, Pori. Sean.

I/ IMO SOUTAR, PITSIDCNT AD INTTIIIII OT TUC
Or TWIGS DELA, CAPTAIN•OVIIIIIII• OP ITS
AMMAN AND THOIL Of lIIW GRANADA, &C.
PROCLAMATION.

" Vents eel iens i-- fie d;nereltongress of Irene.
aerie het rrvuo►ed the Sovereign Power which yes
hitherto reposed in one. I have retereeJ it to the
People in traesmitting it to their legitimate Repre-
sentatives.

•' The National Sovereignty hes honoured my
anew, placing in me the ISr•esaw. Power, with the
titte of President, ad intertm, of ileerseele.
" Venezaelians! I feel myself incapable of 40.
warning you. This I here oftentimes expressed to
your Representatives, who, in spite of my first refs-
mi. hare forced mete command you.

'‘ Soldiers of the Liberating, Army !—My only
ambition has PM been loam. with you the dangers
which you undergo for the Republic.
66 Citizens !—A Britannic legion, protectors of
our liberty, has arrived in Venni'', to assist es in
breaking oar chains : receive trim with the 'opera-
lion wbkh beneacent heroism inspires; open your
arum to these generous strangers, who come to dis-
pute with es the title of liberators of V la.

" SIMON ROLIV 4R.
Ang•stern, Mb Feb. 1/U9."

BNGLISII OPKR.J.HOUSE.

Lett night the Beggars' Opera was performed, feet
the palpate of bringing out a young lady In the part
of Pay, " her brat appearance on any stage."
The Piece was very veil played. Doweom was
Lockit; CDATTERLET. PeacA'ems: Miss Kct.t.tr,
Lags; lisaLty, escellent in their way,
turps that HADLCY'S was too palpable and degraded
a delineation of Nee/gales children, to give perfect
gratification. Mr. PEANKAN was as good a Mackea/k
as we hare witnessed since the best days of INCLZ.
DON ; not that we admire his taste in all the soap—
some of them seem to be shore his comprehension, if
+e judge by his manner of treating them. For in.
stance, in the song, " Mars may escape, 4c." what
cao make him sieg— •
" Thai basilisk W maw I. kill,"—
tenderly, and then break eat dole a lariat° impres-
sion in the sacreeding lino—
_ . . .

`• The My slum slp irracle I. lest le the ystre.4."
Sorely this Is a want of fast.; the basilisk ought to
excite his rage, and the fly his sympathy. We could
wish also that he understood a little more grammar.
A London performer ought never to be capable of
uttering rrywatedly " thus ends all disputes." The
young deburant was very saccosfel. Snit is not
Ferfectly skilled in the art ; she is a very indifferent
■uskian ; she even disordered the harmony by many
negligent changes of the intervals; she chose lb.
shaking.nota too fur from oho end of the strain ;
her graces are few, and ell second.hsntl. She speak.
in her singing voice, void otherwise imitates Miss STZ.
rum in the dialogs., who is a very insufficient mo-
del in With the.• drawbecks, she
performed highly to the satisfaction of the audience;
her figure is neat, her voice of great scope, her man.
nor Is respectable, end she gays ■ very Galorel and,
sensible expression to many of the songs. She re-
ceived is ing approbation as she advanced in the
part, and may he considered as decidedly successful.