The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-01 00:00:00

KING'S THEATRE.
Madame RONZI DE BEGN IS thinks it a duty to apprise the Nobi-
lity, Subscribers to the Open, and the Public, that the shortness of
t !me rendering it impossible for hue to give the Opera of " II Crocelato
in Egitto," by Meyerbeer, as she intended for her Benefit; and rather
than produce it without the necessary splendour mid decorations.
she waives her right to it to the Estahllahment, and begs to announce
her NIGHT for TO-MORROW, June 2, when will be performed the
much-admired Opera, In Two Acts, for that Night only, entitled
GIULIETTA E ROMEO.
Music by Zingarelli.
Principal Characters—Everardo Cappelli, Signer Garcia: Giulletta
sua dela, Madame Ronzi de Beanie; • Romeo Monteechl, Madame
Pasta: Gilberto (Amieo &Ever. and Mon.),'Signor Portc ; Matilda
(Contldente di Giullettsd, Signora Castelli.
After which will be prcdueed One Act of
PIETRO L'EREMITA.
Music by Rossini.
To conclude with a favourite BALLET.
Applications for Boxes and Tickets to be made to Madame Roust de
Bevis. 59, Berners-street ; or at Mr. Ehers's, 27, Old Bond-street.

DRURY—LANE THEATRE.
This Evening. WEDNESDAY. June 1. will be performed
THE DEVIL AND DR. FAUSTUS.
Tbe Principal F.Larseters by Ifesere.Wallsek,Terry. Harley, Browne,
Amber, Bedtord,lltam, and Penley; Mesdames Graddon, I.
PAims, and Povey.
After *Walt,
THE WANDERINS BOYS; or, THE CASTLE OF OLIVAL.
TM Wandering Boys, Miss Clara Fisher and Mu Cubitt.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
MR. W. FARREN'S NIGHT.
This Evening. WEDNESDAY, Jane 1, will be performed
IVANHOE; or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLARS.
Ivanhoe, Mr. Cooper; Sir Reginald Front de Band; Mr. Bennett;
Friar Tuck, Mr. Rainer; Isaac, Mr. W. Farren. Rowena, Mies M. Tree;
Rebarea, Miss Foote.
After which.
LOFTY PROJECTS; Or, ARTS IN AN ATTIC.
Mr.Videntine Versatile, Mr.Vates.
to the eouree of the Evening Mr. Vales will give hie Imitations.
•
To conclude with THE DESERTER.
Skirmish. Mr. IV. Ferret).
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COVENTGARDEN THEATRE.
- FOR TIIE BENEFIT°, MR. BLANCHARD.
On FRIDAY Evening, June 3, will be performed
TWELFTH NIGHT.
Duke Oraipo, Mr. Cooper ; Sir Toby Belch. Mr. Bartley; Sir Andrew
Aguecheek, 111 r. Blanchard; Malvolio, Mr. W. larren; Clown, Mr.
Fawcett. Viola. Miss M. Tree.
After which BROTHER AND SISTER.
Bartok, Mr. Blanchard; Donna I- Worn, Miss Paton.
To conclude with BLUE DEVILS.
Megrim, Mr. Cooper.

HAYMARKET THEATRE.
This Evening, WEDNESDAY, June 1, will be performed
THE MAYOR Or GARR ATT.
Major Sturgeon, Mr. Gunton; Jerry Sneak, Mr. S. Bennett.
Alter which,
AS YOU LIRE. IT.
Jaques, Mr. Clarkson; Orlando. Mr. Yining; Adam, Mr. Williams:
Touchstone, Mr. Dowtou. Rosalind, Madame Yestris; Celts, Miss
George; Audrey, Mrs. Humby.
To conclude with PEEPING TOM.
Peeping Tom, Mr. Wilkinson ; Maud, Mrs. Numb),
To-morrow, The Castle of Andalusia, ♦ Day after the Wedding, and
The Agreeable Surprise.

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OP THE KING.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL,
This Evening, WEDNESDAY, Janet, and every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday dui lug the Season.
The Proprietors have tie ration te state, with the Vilev
to deserve the high and u patronage which they have hitherto
received, and to enable time sake the most extensive and Inte-
resting arrangements for the future, they have recently purchased the
whole of these celebrated Gardens: and the Public may rest assured
that the Musical Department and Amusements of every deeerip-
tton .11l be such as to 'insure a contiotianee of that exalted and
national favour, which, with the most grateful pride, they acknow-
ledge.
The Amusements will commence with a grand Vocal and Instru-
mental Concert: an Overture, .composed expressly fur the occasion
by Mr. W. Ruske. At the conclusion of the Concert tie National
Anthem of "God save the Kinr will be sung by .the whole vocal
strength.

„....
At Me new Theatre an entirely new Ballet, called ” Fortune, or
the. Peasant Prince;' with appropriate new Scenery, Dresses, and
Decorations.
Signor F. It. P. Nesters! de Verani will exhibit his extraordinary
talents in perfuming on Six different Instruments at the same Unit.
The French Juggler, Monsieur Robert. is re-enga.ed, and will exhi-
bit his pleasing Feats, with several new Performances.
Diackroore is also re.engaged to perform his terrific Ascent on the
Fire-Work Rope from the Moorish Tower: he will also exhibit has
wonderful Evolutions on the Slack Rope.
The /Innocenti, by Mr. Grey, will be performed with many new
Figures.
Several new Cosmoramu have been added, and will be changed
during the Season.
The three Artists in Fire• Works, who last Season obtained such
great celebrity, are again engaged. Chevalier Soutkby will sxbiblt
Hen er on
this Evening; Madame Wednesday; and Mr. ()Truer on
Friday. F.ach Artist has undertaken to produce great novelty, with
Devices never yet equalled.
The Illuminations will surpass those of any former Season.
Supper Dozes may be engaged, and Free Admissions fur the Single
Night may be had at the Gardens; at the London Wine Company's
(Ace, 141. Fleet-street; London Genuine Tea Company, 23, Ludgate-
hEl, 145, oxford-street, and 8. Charing-emu.
••• Doors opegtat Seven.—sA—'

as. 6d.

The 2111715 a Passe commenced publisiing yesterday morning
at half-peat five o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Juxe 1, 1891.

The chief articles of intelligence in the Paris Papers of
Sunday, are those relating to the preparatory measures for
the Coronation. The interest of these articles, however,
has been greatly abated in this country by the copious de-
scriptions we have published of this solemnity. The daily
press of London has been supplied by us with the particu-
lars as early they would appear in the journals of Paris;
at least this will be case with regard to some portion of the
ceremonies. The Times and Chronicle of to-day, copying
our article of yesterday, will be, as to that part of the pro-
ceedings, rather late in comparison with the French papers;
but if they had not been able to borrow from our columns
they must have been still later.
The Coronations of the BOURBONS of France have lat-
terly been accompanied with some melancholy event. On
the return of Louis XVI. from Rheims, a dreadful cala-
mity occurred during the rejoicings in the capital; and an
accident, not indeed entailing Iffy extensive mischief,
but attended with painful consequences, has shed its gloomy
influence over the opening (estirities of the present corona-