The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-23 00:00:00

The Duet of " When a liitlefaron we keep." by blaster and
%D++ TAyLOR, both under Twelve Wears of Age.
Togethes with a variety of Scour+, and a Selection Mau the Music
of Macbeth.

Mr. 31 Avows. Organist of St. Bride., will raids rat ti.e Grand

Piannkine.

A Hornpipe by a Young fauly, 7 years of axe, pupil to Mr. Wilson.
The whale 10 conclude with the farmwife Drama of

THE OLD OAK CHEST, or THE SPECTRE BANDIT.
Tickets they be had, and pl tees taken, on apolleatiop to Mr.
80w... at the hoz-office of the Thema,. from II till 4, Tickets
tiltr ram he had of Mr. Thome., bookseller, 2'. Yorlt.street,
Covent-garden; at Mr. Nichols's printingofilee, 4Farl'it Court,
l'ranbe.an.street ; Exeter Arm., Burleigh.s!reert Strand; Mr.
As.eoihly Room., Portsmouth.street, I, neoln'e.lnn.
field.; of Mr. Ile:herineton, Popular Encyclopedia OttLc, Kings.
gs,e.‘trrer, Holborn ; WM. Mills, Three Sugar Loaves, Union.
street, Lf, Rh; at thc: Three Herrings, Bell.yaril, Temple-bar;
Hole in the Wall, Fleet-street; George, Fart H 'tiding-stem ;
and the Savoy Palace, iiirintl; of Mr. Age?. 19. Hill.street,
snrth; Mew.. Aster sad Robinson, hsir.draosers,
ducat Mr. W. Bremner, tmfunier, 48, New Bond.street ; and at
the Marre..hoe Star, Fleet-street.
Boxes 44.; Pit 25.; Gallery I,.—Doors open at Half-past Five
o'clock, and to commence at a Quarter past Sta precisely.

The Committee respectfully announce to &liberal Public the Do-
nations and S.alocrim tons received since their last Advertisement ;
and in sa doing they solicit most urgently a continuance of its
support, without which the applicant, on the Fund, who
lavntinue to increase, mane suffer all the evils of destitution.
The number relieved weekly is about 450, most of whom
have la. ge families ; many more, it is known. are enduring the most
severe distress, (rim an attention to encroach on a fund which has
hitherto been too small to allow more than is barely sufficient to
supply the demo-ids of hunker.
Amount already advertised £.1173 14 7
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