The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-07 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVINT-GARDEN.
For the BENEFIT of Mrs. SMITH,
(,Late Miss Dleow.)
ON WEDNESDAY, Jose 15, 1803, will be
presented the popular Comedy of
TirisePOOß GENTLEMAN, ' , '
By the Author of JOHN BULL.
Frederick, Mr. Lewis; Sir Robert Brauiile, mt. Mundell;
Lieutenant Wuithiaron, Mr. Murray; Corporal F.lrs, Mr.
Blanchard; Stephen Hirrowby, Mr. Emery; Su Charles Crop-
land, Mr, Farley; Warner, Mr. Davenport; Partner Han
rowby, Mr. Atkins; Hurephry Dolsbltis, Mr. %faddy: and °He-
rod, (fur that Night only) Mr. Winston, (being his first Ap-
pearance on this Stage )
. lu which Chariater ho will introduee the much-edmired
COSMETIC SONG,
From the Opens of the tans D Gass.
Miss Lucn:tia Mae Tab, Mrs. Mattocks; Miry, Mre. Be-
verly ; Dame Harruieby, Mrs. P4wel ; Emily Worthington.
(first Tine) Mrs Saints.
Lo which Charatter she will introduce (by particular Desire)
" HOPE TOLD A FLATTERING TALE.-
( Accom,
_lanied on the Harp by Mr. %/nippers.)
The Epilogue to be sitokeo by the Characters.
laid of the Play ( by particular Deere, and positively foe that
Night only) the ranch-admiteri
BROAD-SWORD HORNPIPE,
By Mrs Wybrow.
To which will be Wed, the Comic Opera of
ROSINA.
Melville, Mr. Hill ; Captain Melville, Ms. Claremont ; Firs-
tic, Mr. Street ; Irish Havmaker, Mr. Waddy ; Witham.
(first Time) Mts. Barter ; Phcebe, (for that Night only) Mrs.
In which she Will introrince a Favourite Air from the
PIRATE'S.
Darras', Mrs. Davenport ; and Rosins, by a Lady, (being
her first Appearance on any Stage.)
Boxes, es. Pit, Os. 6d. Gallery, 2s. Upper Ga.Uery, is.
Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. Brandon, at the Thea-
tre ; and of Mrs. Smith, Nu. 16, Cecil street; Strand.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE. Ist JONI. 1803.

TILE Commissioners for Vaudllinz His Majesty's
Navy do hereby riot Notice, That on Friday the 17th inst.
they will be ready to recei 14 Tenders in Writing, (sealed op) and treat
with suck Pertain as will undertake's furnith whatever Freak Beef
may be required for the Use if His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at
Plymouth and Torbay, (on separate Contrails) for Sit Months,
from the lst July to the Slit December nest inclusive, and to
be paid Jor by Bills, payable with Inttitst, Nintiy Days after
Date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this (.4ke, or by applying to the Agent of the said Com-
missioners at Plymouth, ors the CoNetitor of the Customs at Dart.
month, in the County of Devon, respeitively.
And all Persons who may think proper A woke Tenders upon tike

said Occasion, arc desired w take Make, Mot no Regard sill be
had to any Tender in which the Price/hall not be inscrted in Words
at Length, or that shall not be delivered to %hi, gland blifori OM
o'Ctocic nn the said Friday the 17th instant, nor WWI the Peron
rho makes the Tinder, or sonic Person on his Behalf, attends, to
answer when called for.

GLOBE INSURANCE, PALL MALL, 114 Jour, 1803.
OTICE is hereby given, That the DEED of
1. SETTLEMENT of the Gt.OBE INSURANCE, (which
has been settled by Counsel, and approved by the Directors of
the Company) will he lb( Signature, at thi, Office, until the
lath instant, inclusive.
By ortfer of the Director:,
THOMAS H. WILKINSON, Secretary.

GUILDHALL, Mar 26, 1803.
THE COMMITTEE for letting the CITY's
LANDS will meet at Guildhall, WEDNESDAY, the
75th of Juno, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, to let by
public Audion, Building Leases for 99 Years from Lady Day
fast, of several Pieces or Parcels of Ground ucar Tottenham-
Court-Road, to form Two Crescents and a New Street; and
also to receive Propwals for erefling a Sewer to drain the
Houses to be ereded on the said Ground.
The Conditions for letting the said Ground, and the Plan and
Elevation of the intended Houst., and also the Particular of
Works to be performid, may be seen at the Comptroller's
4.)6'ice, Guildhall.
JOSEPH BUSHNAN, Comptroller

WANTS A PLACE.
A S LADY'S MAID, a YOUNG WOMAN,
who can have an excellent Character from the Lady slir
hag inst left. Understrnds Mantua-making, Hair-dressing,
and. getting up Fine Linen : equally willing to live in Town or
Country, and hat no objection to Tratelling.
- Direct (post-paid) to E. S. at :11r. Johnson%) Umbrella Ma-
ker, No. b 5, Oxford ttrect.

DOYLEY'S WAREHOUSE, STRAND.
AS EXECUTORS of the late J. A. STREIT, of
D-iyley'i Warehouse, iu the Strand, we beg leave to ac-
knowledge the past Favours shewn to the House, and having dis-
parsed of the Premises and Concern to Mr. WALKER, who has
porn entarxlin the same Line for many years, at No. 25, King-
meet, euvent-Gar.len, we take the Libctty of recomminiding
• Min to your future Favours, at Do) ley's Warehouse, rebt:te he
will carry on the Business on the same liberal Terms as it has
been carried on hitherto; for which Purpose he has particularly
engaged Mr. NOWEI.L, whn has hid the Management of the
ranted
for several years past; and where no Attention will be
wanted on his side to merit your future Approbation.
Gin. BUT,
• Eow. KENWoRTHY, C Executors.
(;so. Mater,

June 6, 1807.
•.• A. W. having entered upon the above Concern bags
leave to taunt his most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry,
rte. for their very dtstleiguishcd Patronage of the shove Ware-
hawse, and most earnestly requests a continuance of the Honour
of their Favours.; and begs leave to assure them no Exertions
sit los Part shall be wanting to merit a continitanee of their Sup-
port, which the I inUM' has experienceil for .n many year..

This Day is publishetl,prlee 80. in boar*,
E R MONS on VA R lOUS SU BJECTS;Preached
.it tin:Octagon Chapel, Bath, by tho Rey. J. GARDENER,
L. 1). Rector of Braiisford, and Vicar uf Shirby, in the county
uf Derby.
"The Contents of this V.ottive are of a hither otdir,and may
reasonably expect a general attention. They are animated
without enthusiasm, totcible yet exceettney conspicuous;
an; breath the true spirit of the Christian. With the patriotism
of an ingli-hinan we think them, highly creditable to the
Preacher, and welt calculated to defuse and extend the truth
and the seal for which he has proved himself so good and able
. an advocate."—Rritish Critic.
" Though placed in the very Torte; of fashion, Sec. Dr.
U. we are happy to perceive, does nut shun to declare the
whole counsel of God. Ile unfolds the plain and solemn
doctrines of the gospel an a full and clear manner, and he es.
poses the danger of neglecting theta in earnest and a Ifeelist.
terms. 'After so minute an analyso, nothing more need bill
slid by us in recnrurnendamn of this volume of Discourses,'
which replete with sound practical divinity, expresied in al-
Ma% ea,x, frequently animated laugsage."--Orthodox Choral-
to in's
" ..lume by the eloquent Preacher of the Octagon Ctuipel,•
ilisp!ayi an union of argoaillint coquene,e not often
fit be met with in gniglisit Serrnaas."—,4tetwe to Clayhanes