The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-02 00:00:00

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Mr. Alivrnews received company "Al House" last
night, fur the first time this season. In consequence of
generally expressed desire, his performances, "
Adventures," were given with their original ef-
fect. We never saw the audience so absolutely con-
vulsed with laughter, even by the exertions of this
actor, as the one of last sight. it nen. performance is
in readiness, and fortheoming in a few days.

CONCERT AT I'HE ROYPTIAN HALL.
_.........
A concert was held yesterday evening at the Egytian-
hall. in the Mansion-House, under the patronage of her
most gracious Majesty Queen Caroline, for the benevo-
lent purpose of relieving from an oppressive debt the
Royal Institution for the education, on the British sys-
tem, of 1,000 boys and MIO girls, of all religious deno-
minations, in two capacious schools situate in North-
street. City-road. It had been well known for many
day. before this concert took place, that her Majesty in-
tended to honour it with her presence ; and, in conse-
quence, no inconsiderable crowd was last night assem-
bled to greet her coming with their unbought acclama-
tions. From b o'clock in the afternoon UI ti o'clock in
ire evening the anxiety of the people to receive her Ma-
jesty with that affectionate loyalty which they always
libel towards her was apparent in all ,inarters, and most
irticularly In Cheapside anal the adjacent streets. But
Majesty ditieeppointed the expectations of her many
ads and admirer', and instead of ostentatiously at-
eflarting to catch their applause, modestly withdrew
Beim it by directing her course to the Mansion-house
over Southwark Bridge. The doors of the Egyptiaa-
hall were opened to the numetoo. *amen b, via o'clock.
and before many minutes had elapsed from the opening.
Ilso bellarascroisvied to reptetioa. Her Majesty. time;
she left Brandenbargli-house at half past five, did not
ester the hall till nearly seven. Lord and Lady Hood,
sad Lady Ann Hamilton, were in the same carriage with
her Majesty. The Hon. K. Craven, Mr. Wilson, and,
Alderman Wood, followed in second carriage, and Mr.,
Hobbouse and Sir R. Wilson In a third. Her Majesty
was received at the door of the Mansion-house by the
gentlemen of the committee who managed the pi,
cession to St. Pahl's. Mr. Farsll, Mr. Hurecuibe, -Mr.
George Stevenson, Mr. Carter, anti Mr. Weight; preceded
her Majesty to the stairs, where she was met blot
Lord Mayor, who °shined her into Wilke's par t.
where the school committee 9f ladies were in attend.
sac.. Her Majesty partook of some refresltineuta
*ere before she made her appearance in the bail—
iffe stood not say that, when she entered it. the cheering
by which she was received was most loud and enthesiatt.
tic. Nor can it, upon this occasion, be said that it pea
ceeded only from the lowest orders of society; for siotillf
the company preiat. we noticed the Disked Leinsioes
Lord Milton, M.P., Sir Roush' Perguikon, M.P., Sit W.
de Crespignv M.P., ffir ti, Noel, M.P., Sir J. Aubrey.
M. P., and family, Mr.Whitbreall,M.P., Mr. Brag, M.P.
Mr. Western. M. P., Mr. Honywood, M. P., and family;
Mr. Creevey, 31. P., Mr. Teneyaott, M.P., and his iiiity;
Mr. Scudamore. M. P., Mr. Hanle, M.P., Mr. Marto,
and family; Mr. Sykes, M.P. and his lady 1 Mr. Cromp-
ton, M.P., Mr. P. Sloore, ALP., Mr. Palmer, M.P., Mt.
Monett. M. P., Mr. Hordon, M.P.. and his lady ; Mr.
Wm. Williams, M. P., and his family; Mr. Denman, M.
P. and his family; Mr. Pares, M. P., Mr. H. Thomann,
and several other lientlemen of fortune sod respeetabi.
Hu-. The cheering did not cease until some :mantes
after the Committee had conducted her Majesty to the
handsome seat which had been prepared for her on a
raised platform under a spacious canopy. As woo as it
bad ceased, the concert began. It opened with Seethe-
eese& grand minfonia, which was admirably executed :
!gad eshietto,by Camporeei sad Ambrogetti, was ge4i=
cious; and Nesee's Ikalasia, piasofsete, excited very
general attention. in the 'meal pert the arena
Solo a te9 by Canaporeai, was most warmly and;
deservedly scented. The Caonga and Crew was
well given by Miss Hoodall, Terrail, mid Bellamy; and
her Majesty was particularly awed*, to Nobel=
Itati AngrimaCs Do re en. Miss Satire woe •i
is the Beim Seam, but Ilid am wont, to the et
eat of every person present, theagh heri.-air
scare was by as masa satisfactorily accimated for. he'
concert should have concluded with the well known
overture to the levtbscilote; bet, in twootplilOotst to her
' Illa}ooty, Rule Brits:Nisi' was badly called for and
terusluated the eotertaitiotoot.. Her Majesty, who bad
beeu conversing with great affability with Mr. Hobbes.*
and Sir R. Wilson, was then led out of the ball with tko
same formalities as were used at bey entrance, and amid
the same es:obtuse* admiring and applause.
The seta in the centre of the Hall calculated to as.
eimmeslate IMM persons. were completely fined. as were
alas 'the bowies sad niches placed on the sides of le.
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