The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-31 00:00:00

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KING'S THEATRE.
This Evenhid. SATURDAY. July 31 will be perforated the Open
&rt.
SEMIRAMIVE.
After the Opera the new Conde Ballet of
JADIS ET AUJOURIYHUI.
Applkatlont respecting Notes to be made to ifr. Seguin. at the
Opera-oak% 103, guadrant.

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THEATRR ROYAL, HAYNARICRT.
Vila Evening. svrraftAv. July 31, win Me performed
TWELVR PREC I sELV.
Amelia Wililove. Asc. Mrs. Chatterley.
After wh!ch
SUCH THINGS ARE.

Sir Lake Tremor. Mr. W. Farren Mr. Twit:teal', Mr. Liston; Mr.
Haswell, Mr. t °over; t:lviras, Mr.V Wing. Lady Tremor, Mrs. Gibbs;
Female Prisoner. Mrs. clover. . . .

To conclude with
TIIE PADLOCK.
Leander. NMI Lore: Mown?, Mr. West. Leonora, Win ?atm.

On ;f7illay, The Young Quaker, Killing No Murder, and The Two
Pages ul rrederick the lint.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

STRAND.
This Evening. SATURDAY, July 91. win be performed, far the ninth
time In Oda country, a new Minkel Performance, of au
extraordinary character, called
PER FREISCHUTZ: or. THE SEVENTH BULLET I
_ .

Kuu:: 741;. I);rtie37. 7,4;r..Me..i4nneit7ALCl.,ll.h.irr: embalm :
unan. Mr. Tayleure; Zasmet, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Aimee, Wu Noel;
Ann. Mies Povey.
After which FREE AND EASY.

Sir John Freeman. Mr. ti rench: Mr. Charles Courtly. Mr. Bartley:
Ralph. Mr. Rayner: Michael. Mr. W. Chapman. Mrs. Charlotte
Courtly. Miss Povey; Gertrude. Miss Kelly.
Uu Monday. Der Frelst huts. Military Tactics. and A Dun a Day.

NEW SURREY THEATRE.

This Erenhig, SATURDAY, July 31. will be prevented a new Serlu.
Comic Melo-Drama, exiled
HAKATIAK THE MISER;
Or, THE CRAZY OLD SLIPPERS OF EI AGDAD.

After which the Melo-brama. ealled
THE GIPSIES' HAUNITy or, THE CAVERNS OW THE CLYDE.
Tu conclude with a Cum* Pantomime, called
EAIRIET PARADISE; Dr. HARLEQUIN PLOUGHBOY.

ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
On MONDAY EVENING, August IL there will be
A SPLENDID GALA nil:
(Under the especial Patronage of his Majesty(.
With a constant succession of Amusements !toot Eight till Twelve
n•tloek ;
Consisting of a grand Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music, In
which will be Introduced a Mind Rattle Mnforita, emnpeeed by Mr.
Rooke, and the new p.polar Overture to Der Freisehutz ; the sur-
prising Performances of the French Junk... which have met the
approbation of nearly all Europe. Ihe new Pantomime; new Per-
formance of the admired Fantocelni ; Tight and Slack Rope; new
to smoramas; the splendid llusleal Temple will be exhibited Fire-
works; terrine Ascent of the young American, Re. Re.
Doors open at Seven. Concert commences et Eight.
Ad missiort 3s. 6d.

ses In consequence of repeated solicitations to resume the favourite
Ballet of The Chlneoe Wedding. the Proprieties respectfully announce
that It will be performed for • taw sights alternately with the grand
new Pantomime.

The Dat TMI Pilau emotoeseed publishing yesterday morning
at live o'clock,.

LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1824.

German Papers were received last night, from which we
learn from Frankfort, 18th July, that the alarm against
dangerous people has been communicated from Paris to',
Vienna. It would appear that the French deem Lady
Orford and Mrs. Hutchison "dangerous persons," and in
consequence they have been banished from Paris, and the
most effective means resorted to to prevent them entering
Germany, lest they might spread the distemper of liberal-
ism. The possibility of Lady Morgan's setting fire to the
Danube is also guarded against by giving orders to the
police to keep her out, if she has not already entered Ger-
many, and to turn her out if she has. All this only proves,
what no man heretofore doubted, that Louis is ■n old
blockhead, and the Emperor jeer nohile. Lord Holland is
also to be excluded for being a Radical, and having abused
the Allied Sovereigns.
Advice. from Hanover state, that the Ministers of the
Kingdom hare recently had several important consulta-
tions, the subject of which was generally understood to be,
the sending of troops to Portugal ; the result of these de-
liberations, it is added, has been forwarded to this country.
The German Journals contain numerous details of the
late storm. In the I)uchy of Luxemberg it was severely felt,
'the roofs of the houses antpublie bulftfings were blown off,
trees torn up by the roots, and even the ground deeply
furrowed, so that, in many places, the country, for ten
leagues in length and one in breadth, is a complete scene of
desolation. In Saxony and Bohemia great damage was
done to the marsh lands by the continued rains. Between
the 30th of June and the 1:4 of this month the Elbe rose
upwards of fourteen feet, and destroyed the crops on 6,000
ogres of land. Such wr inundation has not been known in
Germany for the last forty years.