The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-23 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
NTRA
rIMIIS PRESENT FRIDAY. July 23. will
lie performed, llth lime, a Musical Comedy, in two

eels, canes'

MY OWN RIVAL!
Or, SOPHY. LUCY; and LUCY, SOPHY.
Characiers—Mr. Wrench, Mr. Lancaster, Mr. Wilkinson,
Mrs. Grove, Miss Kelly, and (Her Own Rival) Miss Kelly.
After which, 6th time, a new Entertainment, in one art
(in the moorhen style), to introduce a new Imitator of
Actors and Imitators, called
ONE, TWO, THREE. FOUR, FIVE,
BY ADV ERTISEM ENT.
014 Coupletnn, Mr Lancaster ; Harry Alias, Sir Prier
Trazle, Dactor Radial, Sam Dobbs, sod Actor, Mr. Jobe
Reeve. .nphia Completon, Mies I. Sieveueso.
To which will he added, the Musical feeerteiestret of

TILE RIVAL SOLDIERS.
Leenow, Mr. Pe3rMAII ; Sinclair, Mr. Hackle; Nipper-
kin, Mr. W. S Chatterley. Mary, Miss I. Stevenson.
To conclude with the favourite Operetta, called
RACHELORs' WIVES:
Or, THE BRITISH AT BRUSSELS.
Monsieur Le Grand, Mr. W. S. Chatterley; captain Mel-
fort, Mr. Pearman ; Captain Gaylove, Mr Wrench. Emily,
Miss Kelt, ; Madame Le Grand, Miss I. Stevenson.
Bows, Da ; Second Price, 36.—Pit, 35.; Second Price,
10. Bd.—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, la.—Upper
Gallery, Is. ; Second Price
Rose.. Places, Tickets, Admissions fur the Season, and
Private Boxes (with the advantage of • separate entrance
in rxider swill, to be had 9f Mr. Stevenson, at the Box
Office. Strand entrance, from Ten till Four; and of Mr.
}carman. !din's rv. 1710, New Mold. al rect.
To-morrow, Self-Sacrifice—One, Two, Three, Four, Five,
by Advertisement—sod Amateurs and Actors.
On M lay, first time (in • new form), au Operatic Co-
medy, to he r.4lled The Hypocrite.

ROYAL CORURG THEATRE,
Under die Patrousge of his Royal Highness Prior! Leopold
of Saxe Coburg.
Mr. T. Cnoke, front the Theatre-Royal, Dr•ry-Isee, for •
fr./ nights cooly.
re,HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July 23.
IL and To morrow, &mutiny, at Half-past Six o'Clock
precisely, the Evening's F,ntertaiiiments will commence
with (ralls time) a splendid Operatic Melo-Drama, ander the
tale of

THE TRAVELLERS;
OR, music's FASCINATION.
Act I. Chitin: Zaphunri, Prince of China, Mr. H. Kent.
Llc; Ruyan, Mr.T. Cooke, from the Theatre Royal, Drury.
lane, being his fifth appearance al skis Theatre, ■nd for a
few nit in; only ; Celinda, ►ister to Koyait, Mn. W. Barry.
inore.—Act 11. Turkey: In the course of this Scene will be
iotrodoccd a Grand Ballet; principal Dancers, Monsieur
and Madame Le ClerN.—Ael. 111. Italy: In this Scene Mr.
T. Cooke will introduce an entirely new Song, composed
by himself, and called " The Look that says I Love thee."—
Act IV. Indian Ocean : In this Scene Mr. T. Cooke will in-
troduce the favourite Song of "The Death of Nelson."
The Evening's Entertainments rill conclude with, positively
for the last Night bet One.
THF. CHIL')REN OF THE MIST;
Or, A LEGEND OF MONTROSE.
Private Box. s have hems made, and may be bad nightly.
Places to be taken at the Box Office of the Theatre; and
f'r the accommodation of the Nobility and Gentry at the
{Vest End of the Towni at Mr. Frninues Music Warehouse,
No. 7S. Strand; and at N 0.182, Piccadilly, opposite Bur-
!metrs Flimsy.
The Bride of Lanamevntoor will be the nett forthcoming
Novolty

rri() BE LET. NUItNISHED, fur Two or
IL Three Months, a comfortable FAMILY HOUSE, at
Chippinc i3sniet, Heels, wish °ices, Gunk's*, Farm-
yard, and about Niue Acres of rich Freehold Land adjoin-
int. The liiiuse,te seated upon a dry healthy 'put, with a
Lira in front, rosumailding a cheerful prospect of the
Road, and eialiraciog Views of great extent and beauty of
the Kentish, Corn. and Storey Mills, and the aurvosadian
Country, sail icontatua four Rooms no each Floor. The
°dices are good, and the Gardens planted with standard
and will-fruit Trees. There is also a productive Kitchen-
garden
'Fur .fortiter Particulars apply to Messrs. irtiodrett,
Spinka, and Reddish, Temple.

NORTH WALES.
TO BE SOLD HY AUCTION,
A: the EA :kg too, in lianeast, Denbighshire, on the
13th dsv of Stigma, 1819 (rimless sooner disposed of by
Pr.vate (:uois•aci),
A Mos I. l)e-vahle FREEHOLD ESTATE,
c.i11t..1 lirytiti,ffryto, Militate in the celebrated Vale of
I.isoirest, its the Coups; of Denbigh, coosistiug of more than
:(t.l aeo' of o so•odkni Lind, in one, 1.0, or three Lola; the
firm Isavinz a good Family Morse, in complete repair, in
the holding of 11w proprietor, Samuel Moolsdale, Eng.; the
• woond a good Farm Donee; and the third a Collage. The
',valid+ (wish the exception of a small part which is in allot.
• silent of Common) are to s high stale of cultivation, free of
tithe Las. well wooded, exclusive of several thriving oak and
Sr plantalioma. The neighbourhood abounds with grouse
awl othos• cone, with good salmon and &him; in the river
Conway and the Snowdon Lakes. The premises in general,
especially the painoipal horse, command the grandest view
imaginable of the Toone sod Vale of Uanrwst, the navigable
river Conway running through the meadows below, the
Garydr rocks awl woods sod the Silowthinian mountains.
They are distant from Llauraist one mile snot a half, and
fman the great Holyhead, Shremsbory, and Lowdor mod
four miles.
The greatest part of the purchase mosey (if so secoassimse
',Latium) may remain on mortgage of the premises.
Apply to Mr. Mmulolale ow the Premises; or at the Office
of Messrs. Witham's and Edwardes, Solicitors, I)esoigh
where naps of its properly he for iosretiott.

TO SCHOULA.
This day was published, price 3s 6d. bound, the Second
&halm of
MODERN FRENCII CONVERSATION;
containing new easy Dialogues, Models of Cards,
Bills, Receipts, and Commercial Leticia, on various sub-
jects, in French awl English, fur the Use of Schools sad
Travellers.
By J. MAURIS, Professeur de Lant!oe Fraiignisc
Printed fur G. and W. 13 Whittaker, 13, Arei-Maria.lane
and &order), and Kerby, 103. Oaford.street.
Of whom m., he ha.f,j•st published,
LA RENTREE DE VACANCES ; ou Present an:
Jeunes Demoiselles. Par Marie A. Li. Noir, Auteur des
" Conversations d'Eruestiist," dsc. Second Edition, Itino.
price Schouud.

HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
This day is published, in Svc.. price 9s. boards,
QKETCH of a 'mutt in the HIGHLANDS
1:7 of SCOTLAND: through Perthshire, Argyleshire,
and Inverness-shire, in the Autumn of ISIS; with some
Account of the Caledonian Causal.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
aobter-row ; and John Thomann and Co. Edinburgh.

Just published, in one vol. Bro. with Sixteen Etchings,
price Bs. M. boards, the Third Edition 44
ANARRATivE the 11111 TON'S VOY-
AGE to I'ITCAIRN'S ISLAND; including ea in-
teresting Sketch of the present State of the Brazils,Nosil of
Spanish Souib America.
By Lieutenant J. SHII.LIBEER, R.M.
Illustrated with Sixteen Etchings by the Author, from
Drawing. me the spot.
Painted fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane.
Of whom may br had, lately published,
A CRIJIZE ; or, Three Mouths on the Continent. By a
Naval Officer; enthellished with columned Engravings. In
8.0. price Six board,.

TO SCHOOLS.
This day was published. price 31. bound, the Seventh
Edition of
LATIN EXERCIsES; or, Exempla Prrh.
pria: being English Sentences, translated from the
best Roman Writers, mud adapted to the Rules in Syntax;
to be again translated into the Latin Language.
By the Rev. GF.ORGE WHITTAKER. A.M.
Late Master of the Grammar School in Southampton.
Printed fur G.•nd IV. R. 11'hittaker, 13, Ave-Maria•lane.
Of whom may be bad, by the some Author,

A KEY to the aho►e. piiciss. sewed.
3. A CONCISE INTRODUCTION to the LATIN
LANGUAGE 12nio. the Third Edition, price Is. 641. hound.
4. PH.EDRI ET /ESOP! FABULIE SELECTEE, ad
loam Tironum Accommodatie. 12mo. Fourth Edition,
price 2s bound.
5 GRAMMATICAL FIGURES, and a System of Rhe-
toric; illustratid by Examples of classical authority, for
the use of Senior Forms iu Grammar Schools. Second Edi-
tion, price Is. W. hound.
6. BRITISH CHRONOLOGY; or, as Epitome of the
History of England. The Fourth Edition, price 2s. bound.
Also a Complete SCHOOL CATALOGUE

ALDGATE, CITY.--An excellent otoptirtus
laity for Persona in want of HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE—The LONDON REPOSITORY fur the C.A.
BIN ET.M A K ERS' SOCIETY, where there are selling all
kinds of Cabinet Goods, Mattresses and Feather Beds. loge.
titer with a great variety of Carpets, Blankets, Ticks, Quilts,
Conaterpanea, Ste. and every description of Furniture that is
requisite to furnish Apartments ur Nooses, always ready,
that enables them to furnish, at • few day: notice, sad full
20 percent. cheaper this any other Imam in Loadno, at 71,
Leadesball-street, new Aldgate Pimp. the real Mattress and
Feather Bed Maa•factitry and Agency House fur the Cabinet-
makers Society. The following Articles ate given as • Spe-
cimen of their low Priors :—Six Japanned Chairs, IL 341. ;
a ditto Dreesiag Table, lbs. ; a ditto Rosin-stand, 15s. ;
Hearth Rags, Is.. ; Seamen's Bet! and Pillow, at fa. each ;
4 fret 6 inch Teat Bedsteads, IL 7s. ; bordered Mattress to
it, 11.; Feather Beds, V. 16..; Mahogany Four-post Bed-
steads, 41. IS. ; Malutgany Chest of Drawers, 31. ; ditto
Pembroke Tables, U. 104. ; six ditto Chairs, and iwu elbows;
61. fis. ; 4 feel 6 inch Tem Bedsteads and Furniture, 41 44.
This Society respectfully infornts the Public, that they hare
commenced the above Establishment for the Employment
and Suppoit of • number of industrious Nleehalties, with
large Families, and 'Now offer their mainsfactuired Articles
its the Cabinet Line, of the beat IYorkmanithip, without any
profit being required upon the gooda.exeept the hare house.
expenses, the Workmen being fully satisfied wit► baring
constant employment.
Goods packed and seat to any part of the Kingdom ; no
charge for the packing, except packing materials.

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
As a mild sod eilectual remedy for all thrum dia.
orders which originate is a . listed action of the
liver and hiliary organs, namely, Indigestion, loos of
Appetite, Head-aches, Hearthuro, Flatuleneies, Spasms,
C.ostivraess. Affections of the Liver, Ste. he. it may be
asserted wish the strictest truth, that DIXON'S ANTI BI-
LIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than
any other Medicine whatever. This eoststitates their re.
esmatesdatims to the notice °revery sudividost *Mimed with
the above complaints. They maim every recousinendatio•
plead operation with successful effect ; and require as re-
straint or coulinesoest whatever during their use. Is tropi-
cal eliniales, where the conarmierres of rednadant and vi-
tinted bile are so prevalent avid alarming, they are au is.
valuable and effineut protection. They are likewise pers.
Harty calculated to correct disorders analog from excess' • of
the table, to restore the lose of the Stornaell, sod to remove
every complaint oceasimsed by irregularity of she bowels.
Sold he Doses, at tt.11.1.-11e.--Ils tts. by R. Boit-
for sod toes, Chemists, No. 4, Cheaptide. hoodoo; mad 34,
Sockville-street, Dahlia; sod by the principal Mookeellers,
Proggisis said Medicine Venders tlicestgletset the United
Kingdom.

Mr. J. Grahame f be
Lord Stair
Mr. English 5O
Mr. Peirce
Mr. Booth
Creditor*

July 22, 111111.

C. W. WARD. Secretary.

PETER'S LETTERS TO HIS KINSFOLK.

This dayispublisited, handsomely printed by Ballantyne,
and embellished with • Head of the Author and other
thirteen Portraits, and four Vignettes, in three vols. Oro.
price 11 119. 6d.
PETER'S LETTERS to Isis KINSFOLK.
bring a Series of familiar Letters 'trades during a
late visit to Scotland.
Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, London; W. Mack.
woad, Edinburgh; and J. Smith and Sod, Glasgow.

HAROLD the EXILE will be publiohed ou
MONDAY NEXT.

This (ley are published, in two vols. ruction bro. pries 12s.
hoards,
lIINTS on the SOURCES of HAPPINESS.
Addresred to her Children by • Mother.
Author of " Always Happy," &e.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Pateraoster•ruw ; and J. Ha►ris and Son, 91. Pael's °web-
yard.

Just published, price Is.
THE SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH deli-
♦ered by Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. la the
House of Commons, July 1, 1819, on the Subject of Par-
liamentary Reform.
Priuied fur Robert Stodart, 81, Strand, Loodoo.
Where may be had,
A DEFENCE of the PEOPLE, is Reply to Lord
Erskine's " Two Defences of the Whip." ds Bd.
In the press, and speedily will be published,
An AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the EVENTS of
the WESTMINSTER ELECTION, which commeoced on
February 13, and charred on Wednesday, March 3, 1819. in-
clodiag the Speeches of the Csodidame, Sir Framers Bur-
dett, sud others, together with the Report of the Westmin-
ster Reformers, compiled by order of the Committee ap-
Isolated to osassie the Election of Mr. Holdruore.