The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NATHANIEL'S KNOLL.
TR I 1 V ITY -110 LIVE, LONDON, Jame 7, 18'16.
NOTICE it hereby given, that by direction of this
Corporation. a BLACK BUOY, with the Words " NA-
TDANIEL'S KNOLL" on the Head thereof, has been placed
NA-
en the outer edge of that Shoal, in si Fathoms at how Water
Spring Tides, with the following Marks and Bearings, Nis.
A WINDMILL open to the RIOHTof the CHANCEL PART
of ALIDBRO' CHURCH, bearing - N. b. E. IE.
BUOY on the RIDGE - N.E. b. E. IE.
N.E. BUOY on the H'HITINii 1
B.W. b. W. W.
LOW LIOHT at ORFORDNESS - W. IN.
Note.—Neer to and within the Boot thee ate only teen Feet at
Low Water. By ,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-HARDEN.
k R.FARLEY'SN 1G HT.—TO- MORROIV Evening,
Ail Tuesday, Jane 13, will be performed the Opera of the
.‘NTIQUARY. Jonathso Oldbuck. Mr. W. Farren ; Edie
Ochilrree. Mr. Bartley; Hector 111•Intyre, Mr. Pearmtn. Miss
Isabella Wartime, Miss Hammertier ; Elsp.tb of the Croioburn-
foot, Mrs. Fault. Mr. Braham and Madame Vestria will sing
revival Airs in the course of the evening. After which. an IN-
TERLUDE. in which Mr. Yates will give bis imitation‘. To
conclude with the Barletta of MIDAS. Apollo. MadameA'estris;
Midas, Sly. W. Farren. Daphne, Miss Hatomersiey ; Nyu. Miss
11. Cawse.
Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Farley. 3, Hart-meet,
Bloomsbury; and at the Boa Office, Hart-street.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.OARDRN.
THE Public is mast respectfully informed that the
night se: apart and advertised for the BENEFIT of the
lice celebrated CARL MARIA VON WEBER fat which he
was to hate presided) was only postponed in consequence of the
dangerous illness of that Gentleman, which terminated so fatally :
the Proprietors of this Theatre, anxious that his survivors should
have the advantage of that arrangement, beg to announce that. on
SATURDAY NEXT, his popular Opera of OBERON will be
petformed. for the BENEFIT of his FAMILY, when every
effort will be made to render the night's performance worthy of
the occasion.
Tickets to be had at the Box Office, Hart-street, where places
may be taken.

ERFORMANCE of SACRED MUSIC, in aid of
the FUNDS of the,PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, ST.
DEORGE'S FIELDS, SURREY, instituted in 17118, and
incorporated in 4RINi, for the Admission of the Offspring of Con-
victs, and the Reformation of Criminal Poor Children.

PRESIDENT,
His Royal Highness the Duke of Vona.
TREASURER,
SAMUEL BOBANQUET, Esq.
Oa THURSDAY June Id, 1825, will take place, in the
'SOCIETY'S CHAPEL, a PERFORMANCE of SACRED
MUSIC. under the direction of Sir GEORGE :131A RT, Organist
to his Alajesty, and JOSEPH 111•31URDIE, Mus. Bac. Oxon.
Organist to the Society's Chapel.
PART I.—Organ, Messrs, 31`31urdie and Sale, first Part of
()Tenure to Saul. Arranged by Mr. Sale. Handel.—Duet, (MS)
llisa Cawse and Miss H. Cawse. and Chorus, " Blessed is he that
.conaidereth the poor." Composed for the occasion. J. 31•Murdic.
)I.B.—Reeit. and Air, Mr. Vaughan "In native worth."
(Creation.) Haydn.—Motet," 0 God when thou appearest." The
Sol ra by bliss Stephens, Hiss H. Caine, Mr. Terrail, and Mr.
Phillips. Alosart.—Organ. Mr. 0. C. Sale, Concetjante. Handel.
—Recit. and Air, Mr. Phillips, " The Snares of Death." (From
the Oratorio Thanksgivtng.) Sir J. Stevenson.—Air, Miss Ste-
phens, sod Chorus, " Sound the loud.Tiinbret." Tiaoll.—Resit.
and Air, Master Benson, " Angels ever bright and fair.,"
(Theodora.) Handel.—Organ, Messrs. 31'31urthe and Black.
boom. Grand Fogue (Requiem.) Arranged as a Duet by Mr.
SP3lurdie. Alstart.—Luther's Hymn, 3lr. Vaughan, and Chorus.
Trumpet Obliga'o, Mr. Harper.
PART IL—Organ' Mr. Illsekboum, Movement (No. 12)
flartdu—.Reeit. and Air, Mr. Vaughan, " Behold and see, '
.(Ileawah) Handel.—Chorus, "Gloria in excelsis." The Solos by
the Misses Cawse., lit. Terrail, and Mr. Phillips. Pergolesi.—
Air. Miss H. Caine, "Sad my Soul." Winter.—Organ, Alr.
31•31urdie Slow Movement, Beethoven,—and last movement
Flats Concerto,' Rink—Serill Chorus, the principal Singers, and
Chants, " I.ift ap your beads." (Messiah) Handel—Recit. and
Air. (MS) Mr. Phillips, "A Nation fettered." J. 31`31urdie,
1t1.R.--Qaarretto, Miss Caere, Mr. Terrill. Mr. Vaughan, 3lr.
Phillips, and Chorus, " Their sound is gone out." (Messiah.)
Handel.—Air, Miss Stephen*, " Let the bright Seraphim."
'Trumpet Obligati', Mr. Harper. (Samson.) Ilandel.—Organ,
Messrs. Sale and Blockbouns, "Gloria in txcelais." (No. 121
Mozart. Arranged RA a yteet by Blackbourn.—Chorus,
•• Hallelujah." ( Messiah ) Handel.
The CAtorus will be selectal from the Performers in the London
Oratorios, Ste. dec.
Sir George Smart will preside at the Organ foe the N'ocal De-
partment.
Tickets, Seven Shillings each, to Le had at the principal Music
Shops, and at the Institution in St. George's Fields. The Organ
has lately been erected be Gray.
Doors will be opened at Twelve, and the performance will corn.
snence at One o'clock precisely.

A EGIF.RS.
rARSHALL'S NEV VERISTREPHIC PANO-
-11 RA31.1, just opened in the Great Hoorn, Spring 6,trdens,
wepresenting the (ITV of ALGIERS, with its immense Fortifi-
cations and Bowies as it appeared before the Battle. the British
Fleet entering the Bey to take their station. the Battle at the hot-
test period; the A hterine Fleet, Dock Verdi, Storehouses. kc. in
dimes, whieb decided the fate of the Action, and compelled the
My to submit to ell the demands of the British; the City and
Batteries of Alglera in ruins, es they appeared the day after the
battle, with the British boats bringing the Christian Slaves to
liberty, happiness, and home. Ti.e ships of war being on the
largest scale, and accompanied with appropriate description and
musie, jives aaenration of reality not easily described.
Day Exhibition from Twelve to Five; Evening ditto, by gas, at
Seven and Half-past Eight o'clock.

D URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan-
JL eery, made in a cause wherein Thomas Braddon and another
are plaintiffs, and Robert Ferranti. Esq. is the defendant, the
Creditors of ELIZABETH BRADDOIII,Iate of Titchfielil-street,
in the parish of +Witt Marytebone, in the county of Middlesex,
spinster (who died on the 7th of Mach 11323), are to come in and
prove their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq., one of the
Muters of the acid Court. at his chambers in Southampton-build.
inns, Chancery-lane, hoodoo, on or before the !4th day of June
1026; or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the
benefit of the said decree.
JOHN WATSON. Plaintiff's Solicitor,
20, Gerrard-street, Soho.

VURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan.,
1 eery, made in a cause wherein Thomas Braddon and another
are plaintiffs, and Robert Farrand. P.•q. is the defendant, the next
of kin of ELIZABETH BR A DDON, late of Titchfield.street,
in the parish of St. Msrylebone, in the county of Middlesex,
spinster (who died on the 7th day of March 11123), living at her
death, or the personal representative or repreaentatives of any of
such next of kin, who may be since lead, ate to come in and prove
their kindred, and make out their representation before Francis
Paul Stratford, Esq , one of the Masters of the said Coon, at his
chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London., on
or before the 24th day of June 1112$ or in default thereof, they will
be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree.
JOHN WATSON. Plaintiff's Solicitor.
20, Gerrard-street, Soho.

ST. 110T014011 WITHOUT, ALDGATE, MIDDLESEX.
SCAVENGERS' CONTRACT.
THE COMMISSIONERS for PAVING, LIGHT-
ING, WATCHING, and CLEANSING that part of the
above parish which is in Middiesex. and pan of a street called
East Smithfield, in the precinct of St. Katharine, do give notice
that they will meet in the Vestry-room of the said parish, situate
in Nightingale-lane, on THURSDAY. the 22d day of Jone
at Six o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of contracting with
some person or persons for Cleansing the Streets, Lanes, and other
places within their district. and taking the duet and ashes there-
from to some convenient place or laystall, to be provided by the
Contractor for that purpoe, for one year from Midsummer next;
the Contemn! to pay a moiety of the expenses of the contract, and
find sufficient sureties for the due performance thereof, whose
names and description are to be given in with the proposals, which
must be left at the Clerk's Office, before Six o'clock on the after-
loon of the meeting, where a draft of the contract may be seen on
application.

do not bind themselves to take the highest
JAMES 'l' EMPLER, Clerk.
12, John-street, America-square.

June 10, 182 f.

COINIUNICATION withIRELAND by way of
LIVERPOOL—The War-Office Steam Packets, ST.
(MORO& of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines,
EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthen. and 130 Horses Power
Engine., with Pasaengert only, and LORD BLAYNEV, of 300
Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines, with Goods and
Passengers, sail in rotation between Liverpool and Dublin, afford.
ing • Daily Conteyance from each Port.
BY WA V OF BRISTOL.
The Steam Packet EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthal
sad 150 Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Dublin, every
Wednesday. Average Passage Twenty-two Hours.
The Steam Packet SEVERN, of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120
Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Cork every Saturday.
Average Passage Twentv-four lbws.
Apply to Meredith and Olasnot, 30. Grove, Wand ; Billings and
Oillot, 453, strand, London ; at the St. George Steam Packet Co.'s
Office, 19, Water-street, Liverpool.