The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-17 00:00:00

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No. 6,693.

To Sail in all 3lay,

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—IOR 110 \11i.% Y Direct, the title and very fast-galling
teat; ship LORD F.. 1611, burrhen COO tons,
y log lt Black wall, JOll N ICLI.I.AKU !HA NT. I 'oeun,ander.
This Ship has room for measurement goods only, au perior
acemn-
m slat ions for Passengers, and will carry a Surgeon.
Fur Freight or Passage apply to
BAZ Err. 17.1itQ1 .11A It- (11.1W1,0111). ‘nd (0.
No. 71, Old Broad-street.

DIRECT FOR CAI.CI"f
To Sail the Ist of dilly, with or withoot Freight,
rilit IL First (lass fast-mailing Ship FLORENT lA,
hunhen 452 Toss. JOHN WI M ISLE. Commander. Ey-
ing in tilt East India Dock, has 11 Poop, and very superior Return-
tinstations toe Passengers, and carries an experienced Surgeon.
Foe Freight or Pasaage, apply to the Commander, at the Jeru-
salem CofTec-House; or to aos;;PII LACHLAN.
22, Great Alit-street, thirtlittan's-fieids.

SICILIAN IFWAR F.
1f ISS CIIACII ANIL, who has hail the honour to be
1.1 presented to his hlajesty, at Carbon Palace. has recently
arrived from Palermo. This extraordinary Individual is only nine.
teen inches high, well proportioned. and weighs but five pounds.
Exhibiting daily, front Eleven till Five. Admittance 2s. Od.
12. New Bonsl.atrest.

ROYAIe IbIARDENS, I'.II.XII.tLL.
'Under the It Patronage of I I is Majesty.
rpHE 1)&1)1%1 ET( /ItS have the honour to announce,
1 that the Ilardone will be opened on ffIONDAV next, the
24th inst. With a view to keep pace with the distinguished and
bountiful patronage received, they have, since the last Season.
assiduously devoted their attention in adding to the former acknow.
lodged attractions edit Establishment, and by an unlimited ex.
predituse so produce increased excellence. The whole of the Gar_
dgets have .tees replanted, relayed, and raised on an improved
plan, to ensure visitors against the possibility of inconvenience
even in the event of unfavourable weather. The Royal Pavilion
has Innit ansideveirly altered, and will be opened a • splendid.
novel, and extensive sale; the Supper Boxes, throughout the
liardess, have been improved, and superior accommodation af-
forded to the ineressing number of visitors; the Orchestra re.
modelled, and the whole lifted up with suitable elegance and
effect. in the Vocal and Inamintental Department, in addition to
old favourites. superior and approved talent has been engaged, it
being the detetusination of the Proprietors to render it worthy of
the musical taste of the f.'outery. The highly .extolled Ballet will.
this Season, (dike additional claims to admiration; and in the
Scenic, Decorative, and Lighting Departments, the improvements,
it is hoped, will excite general sati%thetion. The immense space
occupied last year with tine View of the Ilay of Naples by Munn.
light, will now represent a splendid Scene of the Cave of Fingal.
The Fireworks, (with the wonderful Ascent on the Rope) which
last Season were allowed to etax4 any before exhibited in Europe,
will be rendered even more varittl and tragnilicrnt.

It is with cows:sous pride the Proprietors assert, that heretofore
the Refreshments, Wi::ea, d.c. have given the inert decided and
general satisfaction; and their unremitting attention will be
devoted to ensure a continumtec of the same high confidence and
favour. _ _

Admission Cards for the german, for nne or more Persons, may
be bad at the Royal liarskos, and of Fentum and CA. Music
iVarehouse, Strand; Clententi and I :Rosie Warehouse. ('heap.
side ; 3lasitai Saloon, LIU, 11, gent-street ; London tknuine Tea
Company, 21, Ludgate 11111 ; 8, ('haring-ernes ; and 148, Oxford.
street; London Wia e 'um rimy 111, Fleet-street.
Royal Gardens, l'aulthall, IIN4.