The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-06 00:00:00

ARGYLL ROOMS.

rr RS. BLAND has the honour to inform the Nobility
and the Public, that her CONCERT takes place on
THURSDAY EVENING, the lith of June inst., at the above
Rooms.

Tickets dated for this evening will be admitted—Tickets to be
had of Me,. Bland, at 56, Greek-street, boho, and at all the Music
bhops.

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

11Piel2Ebse, T4terNaironrHE—TSlH,A7E. EVCEapNtlNktalcwolim"
(for that night only), Mr. Braham ; Matthew Sharpset, Mr.
Jones ; Gambia, Mr. Cooper. Stella Clifton (for that night only),
Madame Yemen ; and Zelinda (for that night only), Miss Paton.
Air. Braham will sing " Kelvin Grove ;" Madame Vestria, " I've
been roaming;" Miss Paton, " Pietty Alockirig Bird;" Min
Paton and Mr. Braham. " When thy bosom ;" Mr. ayner,
" The World's Seven Wonders ;" Alr. Braham. 6' A man's a
man for a' that ;" Madame Vestria, " We're a' noddin ;" Mr.
Braham " Bloat Bonnets ;" Miss Paton, " Sons of Freedom ;"
Mr. Braham, " Death of Nelson ;" Madame Vestris, " Cherry
Ripe;" Mr. Braham and Madame Vestris, "AO's well ;" Miss
Paton and Mr. Braham, " Pace cam mia sposa" (Martini); Ma-
dams Vent's, " Mamma mix ;" Miss Paton, Di tanti palpiti ;"
and Mr. Braham Madame Vestris, and Miss Paton, the Trio
Bulk" La mia Braham,
(Mosart).—Mr. Yates has most kindly
consented to perform in Mr. Colman's celebrated Interlude, THE
AIANAGER IN DISTRESS. Irishman in the Pit, Mr. Con-
nor ; Lady in the Boxes, Mrs. Davenport. Alma.. Kean, Young,
Blather's, and Alacready, will appear by proxy. Gentleman on
the Stage, with new and Talon, Imitations, Mr. Yates.—To con.
elude with Mr. Sheridan's celebrated Dramatic Piece, THE
CRITIC, including the original Scene of the ITALIANS. In.
terp:eter, Mr. Butuset ; Signor Pariccio Ritornello, Mr. Braham ;
Signoras, Miss Paton and Madame Vestris (who have obligingly
consented to appear in these characters for that night only); Sir
Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farren ; Puff; Mr. Jones ; Tilburina,
Mn. Gibbs.

Tickets and plum to be had at the Theatre, and of Mr. Jones,
14, Chapel-sweet, tireireenor-place.

T SLINGTON SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.—The
.11. ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GENTLEMEN
EDUCATED at Mr. FLOWER'S SCHOOL. ISLINGTON,
will be held on the 15th instant, at the London Colfee.house,
Ludgate.hill
EDMUND QUIN, Esq. in the Chair.

Messrs. G. Barclay
Barnes
E. Chalk

STEWARDS.
Messrs. Leech
Straight
T. Skinner
J. Sidengham
T. Wool.
DERSIIAW, Jun., Secretary.
in o'clock precisely.
be had of the Stewards; of Mr.
of the London Coffee-house.

J. .I.arn- sh a w
J. Freeman

R. O

Dinner on Table at Fi
Tickets, One Guinea each, to
Oldershaw, jun. ; and at the Bar

riIHE NEXT of KIN (if any) of FRANCISCO DE
I_ SILVA, late belonging to the East India Merchant-ship
Farquharson, deceased, by applying to Air. Antonio Sposito,
Igo. I, Dock-street, East Stnithfield,inay hear of something to their
admitage.

FINO PRINCEZA AND 31E10 GROSSO.
THESE supericr RAPPEE SNUFFS are sold only by
JOSEPH ROUGHEST, the sole Pmprietor, at the Sir
Walter Raleigh, No. 25, Bishopegate-street Within, near the City
of London Tavern, and may be had of his Agents, viz. :-31r.
J. Rogers, 392, Oxford-street; Mr. Westray, Coburg-terrace,
Waterloo-road; Mr. J. Brown, High-street, Borough; Mr. But.
wy, 1, Old Keot.roa4, next to the Bricklayers' Arms; Sir. Lows
Albany.road, Camberwell; Mr. Joseph Holmes, opposite Wesley's
Chapel, City.road ; and Mr. A. Hopkins, Alngate, opposite the
Saracen's Head Inn, in packages, at 55., 2s. 6d., Is. 4d., and Bd.
each. Hollered in any other way, either from a jar or bottle, it is
nut Doughty's manufacture. These Snuffs are also sold by at
least one respectable Vendor in each town throughout the United
Kingdom.

GUN AND PISTOL REPOSITORY,
42 and 43, OXFORD-STREET.
TA GASS respectfully solicits the attention of the No-
-11• bility and Gentry to his numerous and e:.cellent assort-
ment of town-made GUNS, both new and second-hand, warranted
the genuine make of the Manton'', Purdey, Nock, Moore, Forsyth,
Smith, and all the most approved London makers, at half their ori-
ginal cost; likewise a great variety of Duelling, Holster. and
Pocket PISTOLS, RIFLES, AIR-GUNS, and CANES, by
Staudenmayer and other makers, equally low.
Confident of being able to offer, fur the inspection of prting
gentlemen, a more extensive and superior selection of FLINT and
DETONATING GUNS than can be seen at any other hones in
London (having increased it by the addition of the principal par
of Mrs. Wilson's Stock, late of Vigo-lane, now retired from bow-
nem), D. Gam Batters himself with a continuance of that patronage
with phi& he has been honouked foe upwards ale g_ea.
Dens
sbougupht.
plie taken in exchange, or repaired. Merchants sad
Captains d.
42 and 43, Orford-street, neat Benlers.street.