The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-16 00:00:00

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE..

the Patronage of Ins Royal Highness Pallet LeopolJ
of Saxe Coburg.
THREE NEW PIECES.
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M..•.......
MIDIS EVENING. FRIDAY, July 16. and
TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at Half-past Six
Clock precisely, will be presented ((mirth time), an entire
New Melo-drama, will, Scenery, Dresses, and Decurationa,
bunted on a popular Novrl, sad ralleil
GLEN ARVON.

In' the Course of the Piece, a MASQUERADE. The
Mehkdrama to termivate wills the Destruction of Gleam-
you's Castle.
After %bids will lie produced (fourth time), • Broad
Fai cleat Picce, to Iv called
THE DEAD ALIVE!

The whole to conclude with as entirely New Melo•drami,
foondral o• • popular Story in the " Third &ries of the
Tides of My Landlord," with New Scenery, Dresses •nd
Decora AiunP, to be ca:le.l,
'll-11E CHILOREN OF THE MIST;
Or, A LEGEND OF MONTROSE.

Private Boxes have been made, and may be had nightly.
Places '6l be taken at the Roe Office of the Theatre; and
for the a.: modation of the Nobility and Gentry at the
West En.l of She TOWN at Mr. Fention'a Music Warehouse,
N 0.76, F Arend; and at No. 182, Piccadilly, opposite Bur-
lington Rouse.
The P nhlic are most respectfully informed, that a Splendid
Me 10.4. anodic Piece, the subj. et from the popular Opera of
The Tr ivellers; or, Music's Fascination, is in preparation
at this • rheatre, for the purpose of introducing Mr. T. Cooke,
from Ikse Theatre Royal, Orury-lane, who will appear ►ere
em Monday neat, July IS.
An .m.stirely new interesting Melo-drams, to be called, The
Bride of Lammermoor, is also its preparation,

THE Advantiqrili of Public and Private Educa—
tion are combined in the plan of • GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, at a proverbially healthy place, williin • few
Woes journey from London, conducted by a Beneficed
Clergymau, highly graduated, and late 4 Fellow of one of
the moat resprrinlile Colleges in Oxford. The terenx are
very moderate, and may he known by applying st Mr. Wil-
liames Warehouse, for Lion Books, No. 10, Red Lion-
court, Flea l 4 Frites, br!on.

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