The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

WILL'OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON,

Oa ItION DAY NEXT, October 7, 1822,
•hem will be re. produced, to gratify the memoriam■ persons
•ho •rte unable to procure admission last season, the
I. quail far•faacd Borten, of

TOM AND JERRY ;
OIL, LIFE IN LONDON!
Of which so many distorted Stiiid.in• Stave appeared.
boring the spore of atoely-ibrise successive "lithos hail Pea'
WO, 'early 200,000 persons burr teahouses, to tee Mel ifs if
ttu seklwated puce; and its triumphal comer was then roily
itierr•ptedly the necessary closure of the boost, cooforos-
gly to she License of the Theatre.
balthis piece, which will be re-produced ruder the lame-
diste reoisicro of the author, with New Di eaten, Decorations,
46t so wifely new greed Medley Overlies, aid Entre Act
Ilstolawats, rouipeseeel expressly for the occasion, by Mr.
G. Ksrrt, U sou. Wreath, Wilkinson, Reeve. Paulo, and
Asknoru, %rt. Waylett, awl Niro. Biker, will roosts their
Ougual Chittocfcao of Tuna, Jelly, Logic, Billy Watt IN,
1)41IY B‘ib, haw, mud Sue.

Ts •hiub sill be sickles!, fur the first time, aa (Mimi, sew
farcical Haeirtia, called
THE 14EIV MARRIAGE ACT.
roll particular. ut sill be shortly m•nouneed.
Perfortnea% tetea.ly engaged:—Mr. Lee, Mr.
Mr IVilkluatan, Alr.Julan Reeve, Mr. Oxberry (fr..en
',emir Ku)al, Ha'ataiket), Mr. Elliott, Mr. Keeley,
Vr I'+llllo, Mr. IV•lboans, Mr. Salter ((rum the Theatre-
RaYal, English Opera Huisse), Mr. Bedtime's'', Mr. St.
A bus, Slr. IV. Kirby, Mr. Daly, and Mr. Hobs (his first up
medium at this Theatre). Mts. %Vaylett, Mks. Raker, Miss
Irtipole (teem the Theatre-Hord, Easeatleardesi), Misa
P'll4 L Vitt, Mies JasieSuaspossi, Mrs. Vale. lee.
of the (had, Mr. Parnell; Balk t Master, Mr.
S A b,s ; Mar Illaaseer, Mr. Lee.
h, inunor a the how bee bete beaaiMed ebb "Ali-
: quittLaturs, the lArelsestra emisiilerably sammersed,
"4 "ny sarangerneat .trade that moos amdace to the craw
.•I and grarsGestionarl Ilse ardsenrr.
Tla Ruaaalfiee (yea tam Tea aTlireb till Four, and lo pre.
Olt thasppassiesumele that Immured so fu (meetly last
N"0". the Public are respectfully mipteslstl i• be early is
"m't spplK.tuu,as au semi se? rsiapuasulity be made.

Buttes 418.—Pit U.—Gallery le.-
Ltvars to le opeoeel at Stu uTtork, awl the Perrarmattee
Newriatetter at a Quartet Wyse Scres.—Haff price at Halt
I Lot.

THE OBSERVER OFFICE.
• 169, Strain!, Luodun, September, ISM
•
MONDAY, EDITION •of "THE
OBSERVER," a Weekly Newspaper, particularly
• desirable fur Csourtiy mad Purely. eirculatieu,'price Sties-
pence.

Seven years hove pow elapsed since the publication of a
i Monday Edition .4" The (Harter" eqamineuced. The coo-
-1 doctors of this Journal. in tow comiug forward to express
their grateful ackiniwledgments far the distinguished patron.
; V/ they hove angressively received din Mg the whole of that
. period, soil for the high place which they have at length at-
tallied is the piehrie estimstion, Calllllli but feel • proud eon-
seiousises• that this sorrow is nut to be abarihed Si. try sad-
dest or caprieiotes ebu:lition of popular curiosity, bit to the
manifest end ialrhseie imperially 'which "The Moodily
Edition of Tim Mortar" has invariably maintained over
entry one of its competitors.
The pledge with which "The Maiday Edition of The
°barter" set wit bee bred fatty redeemed: Wit palsetti
lehes•—:W taproot Woe. heels eitervel to polity the public
lattetiltd with the full determination of Merearoll
than their real, the coodators, with, theY
neat, yen an unberoasiug confidence, claim still further sup-
port.

It is impossible to aprak of " The blonde, Editiee of The
Ob " without alluding t.D "The Kumla, Observer." the
parent stock from winch it rp►u`. This Paper, which has
been established upwards o(.30 years. sod the circulation of
which, as has be. n isecootrovertibly proved by the late Par.
liamentary !Wimp Rehires, has ouleiripped, by some thou-
sand., all its cousesepoteries, is toe universally known to
reqince covansciidadioe ; sod we now gully Defer to it for she
pa, pie of seating that the same wseprreelleesied efertion•—•
Me same 'pleat—the name toireinitt in( activity, which plaited
that Paper is so estimable a pond of view, mad which has sat
culoemiv,recited the astonishment as well as the admiration
of its readers, are devoted, with equal terry', to peseede
the utility and uphold the character of " The Moodily Edi-
t ion."

It is hut due to state, that the literary ertaldishment of
these two Papers embraces the exclusive labours of seven
',admen, independent of uecaaional assiainsar, whose duly
it is assidisontly to watch the emirse of public events, and to
pear the joist produce of their labours into their calmness.
To the obvious results of such se arrangeninit is le he alai.
bitted the great superiority which the two Editions of "The
°Waves," on every occasion where public curiosity has
beau awakened, has displayed; and it is to this circumstance
the condocturs ewe the honourable prefernsee which their
Journals have, at all times, "spencer. d, when opportunities
have been afforded of comparing their meats with those of
any other Journal In the metropolis.
The conductors of "The Observer" are aware, that by
thus proclaiming their own fame, they may be accused of
unseemly vanity. to thin age of conspetities, however,
when so many attempts are made to impose us society by
fallacious statementii, sad by promises never meant to be
performed, they think that the oleestablebed servants of
the public shoold come boldly forward—openly sod fairly
state their pretensions—slot as the esatheefoos of the two
Editions of The Obs " wow do, cunfidretly submit
those preteosioaa to the trot of past experience.
The great object of the conductors of The Observer" has
hens not only to furnish to their readers a superior acerment
of every trawaction which kw happened dialog the week, but
so distiogisisli its weans, by saveloy sod exclusive adagios-
live, which had akupoder steeped the *otter of the other
Ampere do sbls dines the omen which they poetess hos see
shied them to be singislarlysocenefel. Aocither and not less
immenset object has hew to pay such attention 11, the occur-
reser,' of the day immedeattly preceding their publication, as
In chalkage comparison with the must respectable of the
Daily Pats.
A few lestseces of the many in which "The Observer"
has stood pre-eminently conspicuous in this way • ill se Ike
to strew that the present appeal is pounded epee so idle
or Anaemia foundation. Many of these "Runs most be
still fresh in the reeollceline of the Public ; and that they
have been appreciated secordieg to their merit, we nosy
say the extraordinary sale of "The Observer" idle& am-
ple proof.
In " The Oh " Ana appeared a full report of the
legend upon the Body of the Isle Samuel Whitbread,
which orairred early in the week, but which escaped the
notice of the whole of the rest of the Loudon Press.

la " The Observer" appeared, We the day immediately
serenading She arrival in the Sheriff's Court, the Trial of
"The Earl of Rosa berry v. Sir Henry Madinah" fur Crim.
Cara., to Ilse eldest of sea colonies, a eirearassance wipe-
crenated lo the history of Sundry Newspapers.
I• " The Observer" also appeared, at 'liberalness' peri-
ods, a vast sionther of ether iaspentsot Trials, whit* took
place is she same Corr', gad which were •anutired by the
other Papers till " The Observer" was published.
lie "The Observer" *rat appeared she Trial of Lord
Cochrane, at Guildford, is the extras of seven °domes,
which Trial did out Swish till Saturday afieraoun, sad which
was olelaiiied by express.
In " The Observer" first appeared the Verdict in the case
of Brandreile, who, with his associates, was tried for High
Tremor., as Derby. The verdict is this ease was 11.1 i
re-
sursad mail Saturday aftertwon, and was received al "The
()Weaver" 016ce, in Lomita*, the same might, by the aid of
Seel horses, placed on she road roe that purpose.
I Tbr Observer" first appeared she lotelligenee of she
Death of his late Majesty, who deed at Windsor um Saturday
sight; also obsoiared hy • special express.
la "The Monday's Observer" Rust appeared the Speech
of she Atiorweg,Geserral against Wallkill and where, when
brought so trials. the Court of King % Beach for High Trea-
son, so the citrus of Gee columns, us the very day on which
she Trial tabreented. The publicasiffis of the Trial was
soberserally'xoterdiesed sill she Trial was couchettes', sled
the mileseapirsot Moeday's Observer was she first its 000000 ce
Dr. Warsuie's begonias'. It may be ►est added, that on
several occasions the Mondays Observer was reutlereal roes
spiewoos foi Olio( voluminous reports of all the Public
Nil lisp *.Spa-tiehla •ed elsewhere, which repeatedly tee-
tarred so the day of publrearioa.
In "The (lbseaver" 6.41, and for some lime exclusively,
appeared she Trial. of T►isllewuod, loge, Brest, and ethers,
coavieicel of thgb Treason eis she Old Bailey, to she extent
(a double pager harriers beet' published) of Hilary colognes.
In " The Observer" bac the best time, seal exclusively,
appeared a reeks uf moss iaipara taut Trials in the Cams of
Excleesiner, of persons against whom isafornaations had heels
filed by the Allover, Gease.al, for vending Imitative T•ee,
Coffee, Pepper, and usher afire** of curnanon conasteaptiou,
as well as against &veers fur mixio; deleterious drugs with
their beer.

Iw " The Observer," for the brit tine, appeared, earls.
sively, She Report of the Committee of the House of Coes-
-111411.111 no the Mate of the A;. iculture ref tbe Country. the
Police newel, the Insolvent Debtors' Report, and malty
whets equally tuttreslitig. The publiralios of the former
►ad lwest suppressed sill pablerhed by " The Observer."
la " The Mover," app►ared the nos. copious ■ccount
of the Calumet-et Plot, collected by its own Reportero, anoll
through the atethistit of pietas. eb •orets. Piste' repellent-
iug the scene ut couspliacy were likewise peblobletd is "The
Observer." . . .

la " The Observer" •pp►ared the most copious de.
lads of every 'long Cll.lllOl ce. d wish the melancholy Deaths
and Funerals of lir r Majesty Queen Chsrloite, and her Royal
Highness the Prioress Charlotte, with their respective Me-
moires *lib regard to the latter, "The Observer" of every
fisaday, for five weeks preceding her Ku)al Higbee's'. death,
cuatairwd scrounis of but Malik up to eleven o'clock us.
each bosarday right precedisg, übt■iued by Expresses bons
Clareninot, ...strived for that partieulor purpose.
With " The Observer" originated the system of seeding
Reporters to All the Ammo In the ►ingdom j said hum this

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