The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-09 00:00:00

FOR
TURA'.
ON TUESDAY NEXT. June iY, will be
acted, first time at this Theatre, a Comedy called
UCUANGE NO ROBBERY, OR THE DIAMOND
RING.
Sir Christopher Craebery, G.C.B. Mr. W. Ferree • Sir
Immo: Leinster, Mr. Cosner; Captain Littirworth Mr.
Abbott; Old Swipes, Mr. Blanchard; Sam Swipes, Mr.
Lialoo; Ecotone, Mr. Parley; Potts, Mr. Atkins; John,
Mr. Meats; Snowball, Master C. Parhoe. Lady Cranberry,
Mrs. Davison; Miss Mellroee, Miss Foote; Mrs. Swipes,
Mrs. Gibbs; Lapelle, Mies E. Green.
In the course or the Evening, the Duet of " Sweet Echo,"
(front Qemitte)' try Mho Stephens and Miss Hallande.
To which will be added, with some omission,, the Opera of
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
(Foloded oe Beaumarchais', Comedy, La Polk Joisret,e,
sad on aThe Faille' of a Day.)
The Overture and Music selected chiefly from MOUTeII
Operas; the new Music composed, sod the whole arranged
lad adapted to the English Stage, by Mr. Bishop.
Gent Almariva, Mr. Jones; Fiorello, Mr. Derneet ;
Figura, Mr. Liston; Antonin (the Gardener), Mr. Fawcett;
lived, Mr. J. Isaacs; Selsantian' Mr. Comer. Chersbino
(the Page), Alin Beaumont; Countess Almaviva, Miss
Hallande (her first appearance is that character); Sesames,
Miss Stephens; Barbsrina, Mrs. Litton; Marcellina, Mr..
!heehaw.
The Eatertainments to concln.le with (for the first lime)
a Grand Historical Drama, in one Act, called
STATE SECRETS; OR, PUBLIC MEN IN PRIVATE
LIFE.
Cato (the Censor), Mr. Yates; Valeria, Fl Mr.
Blanchard; Papiriu, (a Roman Youth), Mr. Liston, he which
character be will introduce "The Soldier tied of War's
alsrm." Calperals, Mrs. Daveaport ; Jolla, Mies Love.
Tickets sad Places to be bad of Mr. Liston, 27, Sabo•
square; and of Mr. Brandon at the Theatre.

AtELPIII THEATRE, STRAND.
EY Permisai of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain.
IS T EVENING, SATURDAY, Jane HPlessrs. DELCOUR and ESBRAYAT (win have been
sigliged for a few Nights longer) will perform.
Part I.—Moos. CHALONS will go through a great ea-
.llll,ollErofillevlrel Experiments of Recreative sad Natural
1W- g. galblibiliave bees ao highly applauded and cheer-
-4M bgeriwwiltdggpll,(sehiunable Audiences. The changeable
Card. or its Efbmemd Every Body's; the Vanishing Box; the
Dancing [Wormy; the Thoughts of several Persona in Com-
pally told by a Wax Candle, Ace.
Part 11.—Mona. ESBRAYAT, Model of the Royal Aca-
demy of London, will lift up a Welght'of I,lloolba. with the
-greeted ease, by the Strength of his Back; likewise take two
stout Men, and tarry deem round the Stags 'ewers! timer,
one is each hand, and at arm's leagth, and nosy other'
sorprisieg Peats of Strength, never before attempted by any
one, particularly his Representation of the Gladiator. He
will sloe represent the whole of the Statues is the Alneeum,
sad them which decorate the Palaces of the various Save-
Mess.
Mess. DELCOUR will, by his extreonlinary Strength,
screed a Pillar twelve feet high, in au horizontal position,
seppofik himself la a surprising manner by two quart Bottles
:medlar cia a Table, with a variety of Feats of Strength and
Agility too numerous for insertion.
Part 11I.—The great and extraordinary Marche Eriesse;
or, Astipudean Wall! Mons. DAVOUST will climb up a
cord, by the streagtb of his wrists, from the stage to the lop
of the house, where he will walk with his feet against the
prose:twister, his bead downwards! fie.
Part IV.—Mons. CHALONS will continue his wonderful
eatertairimeate by a variety of astonishing feats of Philoso-
phical Performances. The Msgic Bottle, or Two locompa-
tibia and a variety of Feats, which arc entirely new and
wonderful, and cannot fail to astonish the Audience.
Mow. DAYOUST will clear the Eatertaiumests by se s.
rat Feats of Agility, of • nourelle and singular estate..
Doors open at Half-pest Six, snit the Performance to keel
at Seven o'Clnek.—Half.price at Haltpast Eight o'clock.
Plena for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.idliee of the
Theatre, front Ten to Four o'clock, where Private Boxes
may be had.

BJZP-1, 411. Pit, 2r.—Gallery. Iv.

MUSICALS EXTRAORDINARY.
TH E very highly admired new Portable
DITAI. HARPS, the most desirable Instritments,
withal* exception, ever invented, as may at mire be con-
reiveol the collowiog brief statement t—aud first, this
new DITAL HARP possesses all the properties of the
large PEDAL HARP, although not one-half the size, and
has also quite as line a tone; next, by means of its new
norm and smplecoestroettun, they are rendered so easy to
play on, &c. that Ladies completely learn on them in the
short space of one month, provided they already have a
knowledge of music ; sud those who have not such know.
ledge can (by the Inventor's new system of Instruction),
olso learn to play the new Dital Harp ten times sooner than
,iny other lustrument—they are made (some very elegant,
others more plain) to aceorumodate every taste, as well also
in price. In truth, they are found the most perfect tool
complete, most eoureuteut and cheap of the smaller Harp
class, ever offered to the polite Musical World. They are
constantly to be seen and beard, and can only be had of
E. LIGHT, Music Professor, Inventor and Patentee, No. 8,
Foley-place, Cavendish•square, where all their extraordinary
pleasure* and advantages will be satisfactorily explained.

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