The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-27 00:00:00

OREAT ROOM. SPRING GARDENS.

SITE-
PHIC PANORAMA. illustrative of all the interesting'
[vents that occurred to Bonaparte, from his defeat at Waterloo till
death ; displaying twelve views of St. Helena, battles of Ge.
7npe, Trafalgar, &c. painted on lama° square feet of canvas. is
use open, accompanied by a full military band, which produce
a tamplete sensation of reality.
ORDER 01 THE SITBJEC'TS.
IIiaTLE OF TUAFAL(;AR.--i. The combined Fleets of Panes
rod Spain leaving the Harbour of Cadiz-2. The British and corn.
bumf Fleets drawn up in t )rtter of Rattle-3. The Quarter-deck of
the Ship Victory at the moment Lord Nelson fell—t. The French
Alp Redoubtable on Fire: the Crew escaping from her in every
binction ; Continuation of the Battle, &c.—fi. The final Victory;
tie Dritivh Roots saving the Enemy front the Wrecks of their
regirls.

TheNATOI.T.ON PANORAMA represents--.R. The Bede of
r'lmPre. and 'raking of Bonaparte's Carriage-7. Bonaparte's
Surrender; the Bellerophon in Plymouth Sound, surrounded by
mautncrable Barges, and Boats tilled with Spectators-7L The
i:tterior of the Island of tt. Helena; the Northumberland's
rims conveying the Ex-Emperor and Suite to the solitary, wild,
insulated Rock-9. The Interior of St. Helena; Plantation
/louse, the Itesiderce of the Onvernor ; Sir H. Lowe, and Star in
nit Foreground—Bt. Another Picturesque View of the Interior of
`e Helena, Fairy Land, Lot's Wile, I. Longwood House,
fee late Residence of Bonaparte, situated 2,1110) feet above the Level
"the Sesr—l2. Bonaparte 's Funeral Procession. The Spectator
ss thus trace that Arbitii of Nations to his silent Tomb.
Day Exhibitions to continence at Twelve, One, Two, Three, soil
fuse o'Clork.

Leming Exhibitions, illuminated with Gas, at Seven and llalf.
Put Eight o'Clock.

liox;P,;::('llildTen, IL ; Gallery, la.; Book, &l.

QINCE the announcement in this Paper of Mr. BUCK-
,'' INOIIA3I's intention to publish THE ORIENTAL 11E-
HALO Twice a 31iwith, severe and continued indisposition has
the accomplishment of his wishes by incapacitating hint,
rhpresen t, from those trite exertions which so material an
-of labour required. In consequence of this unexpected
'l,alitnent, he Is compelled to deter the issue of the additional
r'it!.l7 Number intended yeare been introduced with the cont.
of the ensuing The \Volt will, therefore. con.
^le y on the same footing as heretofore. until formal
re precisely on the same ioo!ing as bectolure. until formal
ret, given e f the period, at which the meditated ii,prore:uent
liit tau place.

NEXT FRIDAY.
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entry Ticket, will be drawn and decided all in ONE DAY.
;kill has s variety odor Numbers on Sale ; and. recollect, be sold
the last :tll,llOO/., Two other 29.0001. last Octo.
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the end or Lath:ties.
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