The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10


The following actors and actresses per forming in
London when the steamship sailed, viz =
At the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane w. Harrison
Madame Anna Bishop, Mr. Borrani, Mr. Burdin Mr.
Weiss. and Mrs Hughes.
At the Theatre Royal, Haymsrket-Mr B. webater
Mr.. Hudson. Mrs. Seymour, and Miss Fortescue.
At the Theatre Royal, Lyceum-Messrs. A. wigan
Meadows, and Kelley MIS-. Woollidge. Mrs A. wigsn
Miss Hicks, Miss Turner, Miss Howard and Mrs Kee-
At the Princess Theatre--Mr. J. NJ. Maddox, MIR
James vining, Mr. Charles Mathews, MT Compton; Me-.
dame Vestrs, Mrs II. Hughes, and Miss Emma Stan
At the Theatre Royal, Adelpha-Mr Lambert, Mr.
Madame Celeste.
At the Theatre Royal. saddlers wells-sIr Phelps,
Mr.. II. Marson Mr.. q. Bennett Mr.. H Mellon, Mr.. A.
Younge, Mr. scharf Miss Laura Addison, Miss Cooper
At the Royal Surry Theatre-Mr. Mscready, Mr.
Cooper, Mr.. Leigh Murray Mira. c. Gill.
At Astley's Royal Amphithostre-Mr W. Bstty. Herr
Amodie Newport from Amsterdam, tho extraordinary
Bottle Equilibrst
The Liverpool Mercury of the 18th ult says that the
little dansmes Ysnnoises, have bsen exhibiting their
Royal, during the past week with considerable
sion TO their number. Madame Weiss has produced
90 through great variety Of anS cOmp
Gated evoutions The graceful steps and carriage of
yeral Of the elder children dessrvsdly admired and
this pretty production has been nightly encored, and
bids fair TO become immensely popular The troupe
appear this evening for the last time, previous their
departure for America The intensely exciting melo
drama Of "Therese, the Orphan of Geneva" and
veral good farces have been played nightly with great
company
Mr.. Lypne. on Monday evening next, Mr. Ham
mond the able and enterprsing manager takes his be-
nett, when he performs in three Of Lstons favorte
characters which he will doubt efficiently represent
Miss H. Faucit is incapable, from severe illness, Of
| fulfilling any of her provincial engagements.
The :" Blood Red Knight" which entire
at Asteys Amphithsstre, brought the propreors Els
season alone of fl4o00.
II s rumored in musical circles that Mr.. Braham will
take his farewell Of professional Life during the ensuing
r m 0f fha bi~h
with spark Of feeling would omit the opportunity Of
hearing, for the last time, man who has been the
constituent Of three successive generations and who
as unspproachable in hi: art he sixty years
ago The death of his daughters husband the Earl of
Waldegrave, without issue, renders it longer neces
sary that he should pursue his labors far the well
bled provide for them although the earl was by
no means Ich as was apparent from the sale Of sraw
berry hill her onture considerable, and is the pro-
perry derived nom her former husband his lordshps
half brother, John James Waldegrave, Esq.
The London correspondent Of the .albion noticing
the performance of Bse's maid of Artois" at Drury
has made large strides in the estimation Of the metropoi
tan critics, by the mode in which he renders the bufo
suited to the most advantageous display Of his ns organ,
but which he sings with freedom and vigor that have
Don Quixoe first emboidened him to put forth fully
the great artistic powers he posesses There is basis
s1 % ta n ana viii De nj; own
as speedily recognized by the public large, has
long been admitted by those most competent, from pri
vate experience Of his ability to Judge OF itn
II We may trust the accuracy Of Karl Gutzkow Ger
man dramatt who has recently given his mpre ssons Of
Paris, Mademoisee Rachel the wonderful actress has
some rather strange propensities The celebrated eue
tonisf Jules Jsnin made to speak followslts all
the night through she drinks grog smokes tobacco and
intrigues by Wholesale She gives soees where people
appear in their shrtsleeves Since she has age
it's all upwith her. She has become dssipstcd.-
correspondent of the .aibion says:-"If you Judge
oy the new,Pspers you will fancy that all London is
from DrurylsLe TO her lodgings in Jermyn street. BY
crowds OF musical manacs; and that nothing else Is
talked or thought Of But there nothing substantial
all these effected raptures She made very successful
was equally successful in the same piece on Friday
night but that all that need be said about IL She l.
mistress Of her art far music goes an excellent
actress and do almost ythng with her voice such
az H. that can be earnt but ell comparison with Mali
bran 10 simply absurdto those who have any remem-
brance of that genius"
Mr.. John Parry is usticsting Abergavenny, on
the borders Of the soft flowing Usk, in the county Of
Monmouth.
Mr.. Ellis Roberts, the Welsh harper, has been per.
forming at Liverpool with great He assist
ed by several Pennion singers welsh vocslists) who
were attired after the manner OF the ancient bsTds
Frederic Lablsche il gone to Naples on short whit TO
his friends who reside in that queen Of cities lie had
tho honor OF singing at the soiree given by the Queen
Dowsger to the Princess Of Prussia last week.
Mr.. Wilson has been emincntly successful ss usual
during the summer and autumn; he intend to pay Scot.
land and ireland visit shortly.
The company Of vauxhall presented to Mr. Lee al tho
close Of tho season, an elegant gold watch and
Presented to Alexander Lee Esq, by the vocal ana
instrumental performers Of veushsli, a. token Of
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