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GERMAN PLAYS.
ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.—Second and Last Representation
of Schiller's Play of WILLIAM TELL.
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, July 23, comtnetteing at
Eight o'clock precisely, with Schiller's celebrated Play of
WILLIAM TELL, in Four Acts. Hermann tiessler. Herr
Dessoir; Werner. Herr Pauli; William Tell, Herr E. Devrient;
Arnold of Melchthal, Herr Gabilleon; Hedwig (Tell's Wife).
Frau Stolte ; Bertha of Bruneck, Fraulein Fuhr.
POSITIVELY THE LAST PERFORMANCES.
Herr EMIL DEVRIENT respectfully 11111101111Ce9 that his
BENEFIT is fixed to take place on MONDAY, July 25, when
will be presented (for the first time in this country') Schiller's
celebrated Play of FIESCO. Fiesco, Herr Emil Devrient;
Muley Hassan, Ilerr Dessuir; Andreas Duria, Herr Limbach;
Leonore, Frau State; Julia, Frau Steck.
The Last Representations of the German Plays will take
place on WEDNESDAY, July 27, Sehiller's Play of DON
CARLOS (positively for that night nly).
FRIDAY, July 29, Sehiller's Tragedy of THE BRIDE OF
MESSINA (also for that night only).
And the last on SATURDAY, July 30, when the Theatre will
close for the season.
Private Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be obtained at Mr.
MrreuELL's Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street; and at other
Libraries. Boxes, fis.; Pit, 35.; Amphitheatre, 2s.

E. R. FOSTER, Reridrid ►)inda'.
ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.

COLOSSEUM, REGENT'S PARK.—
Admission Is.—The original PANORAM.t of LONDON by
DAY is exhibited Dally from Halfwit Ten till Five. The ex-
traortlinary PANORAMA of LONDON by NIGHT, from Seven
till Ten. Music from Two 1.01 Five, and during the Evening
several favourite songs by Miss A. Poole.
CYCLORAMA, Albany-street—LlSßON and EARTHQUAKE.
—This celebrated and unique Moving Panorama, representing
the destruction of Lisbon by Earthquake in 17b6, is exhibited,
for a short time, in all its original splendour, and, by the aid of
new machinery, with increased startling effects. Deily, at Three ;
Evening, at Eight o'clock.—Admission, Is. ; children and schools,
hsltprice to either exhibition.

AZTEC LILLIPUTIANS.
TIIE LAST TWO WEEKS at the HANOVER-SQUARE
ROOMS.—Afternoon, from Two till Five. Admission—Reserved
Seats and Promenade, Ss.; Second Seats, 2s. 6d. Children,
Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d.; Second Scats, Is. 6d. Evening, from
Eight till Ten.
The extraordinary excitement caused by these beautiful Beings
is without parallel. Her Muiesty the Queen, 10,0(0 of the
Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy, have looked with wonder and de.
light upon these unique and beautifbil Lilliputians.
An Illustrated History of the Aztecs, Is.

ZZULUKAFIRS.—In consequence of the in-
creasing interest excited by this extraordinary and pleasing
Exhibition, arrangements have been made to meet the public
• wishes, by which visitors will be allowed to see and converse
with this interesting Tribe daily, from Eleven till One o'clock,
during the short remaining period of their performance in bon.
. don. Admission—One Shilling. The Afternoon Performances
iu the Theatre will take place as usual at Ralf-past Three, and
in the Evening at Half-past Eight. Reserved Stalls way be se-
cured at Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, S 3,
Old Hond-street.—
St. George's Gallery, Hyde Park-corner, near Grosvenor-place,
July 23.

ROYAL. ASYLUM OF ST. ANN'S SOCIETY.
This institution, waiting not for the Child of Parental in
misfortune to become an Orphan, by Voluntary Contribution*
affords them a Home, Clothing, Maintenance, and Education.
The HALF'-YEARLY ELECTION will take place on Aug.
12, 1833.
Nomination Forme may be obtained at the office, where Sub-
scriptions will be gratefully received; as well as by Messrs.
Spooner, Attwoods, and Co., binikeis, 27, Gracechureh-street;
and by E. F. LEEKS, Secretary.
2, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house.

UNDER ROYAL. PATRONACIE.
aLENNY'S BALIIRIGGAN COTTON
ks STOCKINGS are superior to every other make of hosiery.
combining the beauty of silk with the desirable qualities of soft.
ness, elasticity, and strength.
N.B. Sold only at Balbriggan House, 33, Lombard-street.
" These productions are superior even to our own celebrated
Nottingham manufactures. Their elasticity, beauty, and softness
of texture were evident at once. A dozen of these stockings,
11111 ladies' size, weigh only seven ounces together."—Monstay
Chronicle, August 20.

QUININE DENTRIFICE, u recommended
by Mr. ROBINSON, Surgeon Dentist, and patronised by
Royalty, for cleansing and preserving the teeth from caries,
toothache, neuralgia, &c., the accumulation of tartar; also for
purifying and preserving the durability of all kinds of artificial
teeth.—Sold wholesale and retail byT. Burden, Chemist, 0, Store-
street, Bedford•sguare ; and of all Chemists, Medicine Venders,
and Perfumers in the kingdom. Price 2s. od. Spurious twits-
tious can be avoided by observing the name of " Burden" on the
label. A list of town and country agents enclosed.

1110 NOBLEMEN and GENTI,EM EN re-
x quiriug the ASSISTANCE of a CONFIDF:NTIAL Perhon
in the arrangement of their ACCOUNTS, the Advertiser offers
his services. A mall remuneration expected.—Address " Settle,"
care of Messrs. Abbott, Bartn, and Co., General Advertisers,
11, Wellington•street North, Strand.

UMBRELLAS.—The " PARAGON," made
on Fox's Patent Frame, is the only Umbrella that contains
strength with such extraordinary lightness, weighing only from
nine to ten ounces.
From the experience of the last twelve months. during which
time several thousands have been sold, W. and .1. SANGSTER
have such confidence in its merits that they will undertake to
keep in repair all that may be bought at either of their establish.
merits for a period of two years.
To gentlemen going to India, or any other hot climates, as
also to tourists, the " Paragon," as a sunshade, will be found in.
W. and J. SANGSTER beg likewise to call attention to their
Alpaca Umbrellas, which, on account of their durability awl
cheapness, continue to be to leriely patronised.
U. Ragent-street. 10, Royal Exchange.
114, Fleet.street. • 75, Cheapside.
Shippers and Dealers supplied.