The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-26 00:00:00

,

NUMBER 6234.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS Eventnz, TUESDAV, No4mber 26,
Ns Majesty's Servauts will perform the Comedy of
THE PROVOKED HUSBAND.
Lord 'Townly, Mr. Elliston ; Sir Francis Wronghead, Sir.
Doctors; 'Squire Richard, Mr. Knight; John Moody, Mr.
Munden ; Count Basset, Mr. Braley; Manly, Mr. Cooper.
Lady Tussah', Mrs. Davison ; Lady Grace, Mrs. W. West;
lady Wroughead, Mt s. Harlowe; Miss Jenny, Miss Cope-
Atirr which (7th lime), • new Ballet Divertiarment, coos.
pitaril hi Mr. D'Evrillqestitled
‘'ENETIAN NUP S;
Or, THE GUARDIAN OUTWITTED.
Lorenzo, Mr. Noble; Rivslde, Sir. Willuntott Antonio,
Gouriei; l'edrillo, INr. r Byrne. Noakes, Mrs.
alks. Oscar Byrne.
Fifia

Charles. Mr.
I. Hagtics;
Mr. Keso 3

'wo Galley

Keen; Pierre,

RD RN.
►mber 26,

THE - ZRONTA.
Dyke of Milan, Mr. E.:Trion ; Antonio, Mr. Chapman;
Pcoleas, Mr. Abbott; Valentine, Mr..looen; Sir Thario, Mr.
Farren; [Aimee, Mr. Meadow.; Speed; Air. Yates;
rbaldo, Mr. Duruset. Julia, Him M. Tree; Sylvia, RM.
Bvyle ; Lueetta, Miss Green.
After which the Melo d-211111 Or
FORTY THIEVES.
—•— - - -

Canioll BAN Mr. Albino; Ali Rabe, Mr. Chapman ,• Ge-
nera, Mr. Domini; Musiepbs, Mr. Meadows: Abrtalls,
Mr. Connor; Hembree, Mr. Egerton. Cogia Baba, Miss
bore; Morino., Miss Foote.
To morrow, Romeo and Juliet—and The Libertine.
On Thursday, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him—
The Irish Tome—end Ali Paths.
Oa Friday, Romeo and Juliet—mod Rosin.
• On Saturday, Rub Roy Macgregor.
Oa 'recede, will be produced a new Opera, in three acts,
to be entitled Maid Marian—and Husbands and Wives.
tA new Tragedy is io rehearsal, and will speedily be pro-
land. .

NEW OLYMPIC THEATRE,
. WVCEISTREET, DRURY-LANE.
'T 19 Evening, TUESDAY, November 26,
I and Tomorrow, will be performed (Id time), a Melo-
Drama of strong interest, is three acts, called
THE MOUNTAIN HUT;
OR, THE TINKER AND HIS SON.
Baron L'Arae, Mr. Lewis; D'Olsan, Mr. Bromley; Al-
lied, Mr. Hemmings; Christopher (the Tinker), Mr. Lan-
caster; Robert, Mr. Vining. Amelia de L'Arac, Miss E.
Scott; Madame Mataire, Mrs. Middletou.
After which a Comic Burletta (in one act), called
LOVE LETTERS.
The Characters by Mr. Vining, Mr. Renaud, Mr. Lan..
met, Miss Johosione, and Mrs. Egerton'.
To which will he added, the celebrated Extravaganza of
TOM AND JERKY.
Corinthian Tom, Mr. I....eria; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Vale;
Bob Logic, Mr. Strickland. Curiithian Kate, Miss John-
hone; Su.% Miss E. Scott.
To couclude with a !timorous Sketch, interspersed with
music (in one act), called
TIIE TREAD MILL:
OR, MODERN GREEKS AT BRIXTON.
Jack Volatile, Mr. Lewis; Simon Sapskull. Mr. Vale;
Tom Reis, Mr. Strickland; Hazardous, Mr. Walpole.
la the course of the Piece will be exhibited a correct Fee
Simile of the Tread Mill, with the Gieeks taking Steps of
Repentance.
The &loos' for the accommodation of the frequenters of
the Boars at Half Price, will be open at Eight &Cloak.
Arrangements are making fur the iocreased comfort of
the Pit and Gallery Visitors.

EXCHEQUER 111 I.L OFFICE, Novesusga 28, 1922.
THE EXCHEQUER BILLS dated its the
Months of January and February, 1b22, •iz.-
58th George 111. Cap. 45, for Building additional
Churches
Ist George IV, Cap. 60, for carrying on Public Works
end Fishei ire;
2J George IV., Y 29,000,000, 1821,
with the Interest doe thereon, will be paid off on thel9lh
day of December, 1822, when the Int ill cease. Such
Bills will he received daily (Holidays excepted), from Ten
ii'Clock till One, until and including the 13th day of Dicens-
her, at this Office,where Lists are to be obtained, coutainitig
Instructions for arranging the Bills. The Bearers must en-
dorse each Bill with their usual Signatures, and write their
Names and Residency at the bottom of each List ; and
where the Names of Holders are inserted In Bills, the
Bearers, not being such Holders, most previously obtain
their E1140111P111.1113. The Bearers most attend to give Re-
ceipts lin the Payment.
Papaw may be obtained, if required, previous to the said
191, day of Dees 'giber, spun leaving the Bills for Exarni-
swims One Day prior to that um which such Payment is
desired.

New Mils, bearing an Interest of Two in ate e by the Day
rani every One Hundred Pounds, and dated the said 10th
do of December, may be obtained in whole or in part Pay-
ment of Principal, upon stating the required Amount on the
L.'', delivered on or before the said 13th Jay of December,
•hrch new Billy, with the Interest on the Bills exchanged,
be issued on the 20th day of December.
Bo—All E.reheffwer Bills dated prior to January, 1822,
Mad boas adverb:ad to be off.

PARSON'SkHOOPING COUGH POW.
DERS. Few diseases have been found more pm-
;decing Mae the Hopping Cough, and the Medicines usually
mimoustered for this alarming complAint having proved to.
tally ineffectual, Mr. Parsons is Induced, after several years
experieace of its efficacy, to offer his Medicine to the pubLe
as a safe and certai■ remedy.
The Patieat will soon he relieved from that convulsive if.
fection termed Huoping; and by persevering strictly se-
carding to the direction., Iwo or three packets have almost
imuiably bees found sufficient to effect a certain cure. It
may he administered vr.iti perfect safety to Children of i'he
most tender age, as well as to those at a more advAnced
Periud.

Prepared by Mr. Parsons, Burgeon, West Malting, Kent ;
sad sold in packets at 2s. 9d. each, by Messrs. Butler, Che-
mists, No. 4, theapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regeatstreet
(sear the Argyll Rooms), London ; 20, Waterloo.ploce,
Edinburgh; sad 34, Sackrille.streel. Dublin ; and by the
i psi Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom.

N —Be caseinl to ask for Parson's Hnoping Cough
P,s,krs, sad to observe the Goveruraent Stamp has the
"Ads " Butler, 4, Chraridr," engraved uu

111 W YOU, OCTOBER N.)
The health of our city t.d so much improved 1011
Seniity, that the Board of Iffilth adjourned.
until again specially convened by the Mayor. We
have heard of ho cases of fever since.
FROM HA.ANNAII.
Extract of a letter to the Editor of the Balti)-1
wore Patriot, dated thrums!), October 11.
" The United States schooner Peacock and Bri-
tish schooner of war Speedwell urrived here a few
days since, having captured in company, five
piratical vessels, one mounting nine pins, one fivei
and three small vesselt.laden with goods. They,
al..° destroyed one small vessel, aiiil a quantify
of property on shore at the harbour of Bay()
Honda. The Peacock fell in with the Speedwell,
which w:is on shore on a reef, and would, no
doubt, have beet' (*pewit by the Pirates, had
illlr the Peacock sent her Ipeato and men to their
assistance. The Pirates then made for the harbour,
and the two vessels manned their hosts and pursued
them ; when (as has been befo-c stated), the men
all deserted the 'Twit, and fled to the woods. One
of the prize schooners is new in this port, a tender
to the Peacock. The others, 1 undersond, have
been ordered to Charleston. A representation of
this having been made to the Government, the
Governor ordered a detachment of two hundred
men by land. Two schooners of wsr, four
latiochts, and two armed boats with 400 men, also;
left here on the 9th instant, in pursuit of the
piratical gang. Thus movement on t as. part of the
Government, to co-operate with the Americ nd
English, will no doubt put a stop to this dKriows
business, tviNieh it would be utterly impossible to,
effectwithodt the assistance of land forces."
[From the Baltimore Patriot of Sattirdss]
The IVoticioso of the Elih, published at flavannali,
has the following editorial paragraph :
" Dou Blas Rodrigues, Captain of the Spanish
, schooner Iris, which arrived here this morning
from Baltimore, has communicated to us the fol-
lowing important information, respecting the in-
surgent vessels which ire publicly repairing in
that port. The Captain assures us that two
days before his arrival, a brig armed with 14
guns, called the CoNginstaslor, sailed to cruise be-
fore Cadiz, under the command of the famous Da-
niels; and, on the tame day of her departure, an-
other brig of 10 guns sailed for Lsguira, whence she
bad gone to Baltimore to repair the damage she had
suffered in a fight. There remained besides in
the samtvort a brig orihermaphrodite schooner,which
had entered armed as a schooner, and the schooner
Centeno, Captain Chase, which captured be•
fore the Moro the Spanish brigantine Brilliant
Hanantro, which was fitting out in order to coo-
finite her hostilities upon our commerce. An Arneti-
can schooner was likewise preparing to sail for Vera
Cruz, loaded with artillery and ammunition, and
sweat vessels of war were building for the !Tor.
gents of'dirsico. At Philad'elphia twit cruisers
were ready to put to sea, under the command of the
Alueidos, father and son."

. .
Noble; Violetla, 51:st Tree; Zeit , Oa. Onca
To conclude with Vara of
TILE HEN DEZVOirs.
Qualo, Mr. Giltir ; Bolding, Mr. Mercer; Chi
Barnard; himon, Mr. Harley. Sophia, Mrs. H
Laerettb Mrs. Oraer ; Nee, Mire flaseiltson. .
Tomliatwow, the Tags* ad Othello : Othello, 5
Igo, Mr Yount—and sr Topton.
Oa Thursday, Village—and The T:
Slums.
On Fiislay, Tenir : hffier, Mr. Kean
Mr. Vottogaisd F Death.
TREAT HO COI' ENT-G AHA
THIS Eveminkr, ESDAY. Novel]
will be pm formed Shakapeare's Play of
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VEI