The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-11 00:00:00

TWICKENHAM.

TO be LET, FURNISHED, a HOUSE at for
the Reception of a GENTEEL FAMILY, pleasantly
situated; with a goal Garden, Coach House, and Stabling for
Four Hones.
Apply to Mr. Prichard, Plasterer, near the Ten Mile-stone,
Twickenham.

SADLER's WELLS.

Under Patronage of His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.

THE Public are respefifully informed, that this
Theatre, tumult been transferred to New Proprietors,
bias undergone a thomugh Atteration, been materially un-
proved, clticocated ina Stvir entirely New, and
WILL OPEN THIS EVENING,

With a New MteicalPrelude, called NEV BROOMS: Princi-
pal Cliaafter+, Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. Smith (hi. First Appearance
here) Mr. Jacobs Mater Menage (his first Appearance) Mr.
Davis; Miss S,uith,arid Mrs. Davis.--. After which a New Se-
Yin-Comic Pantomime, called JACK THE GIANT-KILLER.
Principal Characters, Mr. Bologna, Jun. Mr. Grimaldi, Mas-
sey Menage, Signor Belzoni (his First Appearance in Englaird)
Madame St. Amand. In the course of the Piece various Cons-
bats by Meier:. Bologna, Jun. Grimaldi, Sic. A Combat
Dance, composed by Mr. Bologna, Jun.—A New Burl ..tta
Spectacle, called EDWARD AND SUSAN; Or, The Vil-
hge Fe.stieal. Principal Characters, Mr. King (his First Ap-
pearance here these Five Years) Mr. Smith, Mr Townsend,
late of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, (his First Appear
*nee at this Theatre) and Mrs. C. Dibdin. In the Course of
the Piece en iucidental BALLET (composed by Mr. King) in
which Mr. King arid Madame St. Amand will dance a Pas
Deux, accompanied nn the Harp • Mr. L. Bologna and Mr.
Banks will dance a Comic Pas Dr.ux, accompanied on the
Cities Pipes, by Mr. Fitzmaurice, (his First Appearance in
London) • and hlis4Gayton, (Pupil of Mr. Jackson, late of
(;ovens-Garden Theatre, only Nine Yews of Age) will dance
a Hornpipe with a Skipping-R pc size F:7,t Appearance in
Public.)---Sig. Giovanni Baptista Belzoni, the PATAGO-
NIAN SAMSON, will present most extraordinary Specimens
of the GYMNASTIC ART, perfectly foreign to any former
Exhibition (his Vest Appearance in England.)—The Even.
in:'s Entertainment+ to conclude with a New Comic Panto-
mime called f IRE AND SPIRIT; Or, A Holiday Harlequin.
Including, among other Views, the following Scenes of Iloli-
+by Resort, via. Chalk Farm—Moms at Kennington—rad-
e, rieton Canal and Passage Rost—Horns., Hon e--Blackwall
Wet Ducks—Richmond hill and Bridg.e.--Greenwich Park
and !baptist, &c.—Beginuilig.with the Bower of Spring, arid
cenclutliiig with a Magi. al Waterfall. Harlequin, Mr. King;
Clown, Mr. Cipriani, (Ins First Appearance at thi+ Theatre;
Panta:cion, Mr. !Lantana; Marquis, Mr. Power+; Old Wo-
man, Mr. Smith; and Columbirw, Madame St. Amand;
other numerous Characters incidental to Perm:mane, by the
Rat id the Cenipany.
The Entertainments, Musk, Scenery, Drassas, and Doco-
rations, of the Evening entirely New.
Leader of the Baird, Mr. F. Ware.
The Prelude, Builetta, Spectacle Serio-C mile, and Comic
Pantomime, written, invented, and produced by Mr. C. Dub-
din, Jun. the Overtures and Music composed by Mr. Reeve,
who superintends the Mierical Department, and will preside at
the Piano Forte. The Scenery and Decorations designed hy
Mr. Andrews, and painted by him and Assistants. The Ma-
chinery executed by Mr. Garland. The !)r.-ssec by Mr,
Smythes, Mrs. Robinson, and Assistants. Tire Theatre wiil
be entirely lighted with ax.
The Public are respectfully informed, that any Person ad-
mitted to the Performance, on paving One Shilling only, will
,seceive a Pint of White or Red Foreign UNADUL'f ERATED
WINE; which Custom the New Proprietors have revived for
the Aceiriumodattion of the Puleic, as they will lose consider
ably mien crate Pipe of Wine thus con,unied.
N.A. The *Print.: Boxes in the lower part of the Theatre
have been totally altered from last Season, and are now per-
fectly calculated to accommodate the Nobility, Gentry, and
Families in the most eligible Manner.
And, fur the Convenience of the Public, the Proprietnrs have
put on additional Patrols in the Field leading from the Wells
to Town; also a Quantity of aallitinnal Lamps in the said
Field, and in the avenues to the Theatre, by Permission of the
New River Company.
Boxes, era 24.—Gallery, Doom to be opened at
Ilalf past Five.--Places to be kept tiU Seven.
Places for the Bastes may be taken of Mr. D'Cleve, at the
Bax-011lee of the Wells, every Day froM Eleven till Two
who will give ever, Infarmation to the repeated Inquiries for
Pies Admiriinn for the Season.
•s• Shortly the Proprietors mean to give a Benefit, the Pro-
fits trir which will be appropriated inward* the Subscription for
the BEAUTY of BUTTERMIKE. "Particulars advertised its
a few Days.