The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-22 00:00:00

THEATRE.ROVAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS. C O'CALLAGIIAN
AND JOHN REEVE.
FRIDAY NEXT. Stioember edi 1819,
will be performed (second time this teasers) the Comic
Opera of
THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA.
Principal characters by Mr. Pearman, Mr.OTallagban,
Mr. W. S Chain rfey ; Petrillo (Arid time), Mr. John Reeve,
Mr. Divrion, Miss Carew, and Miss Kelly.
Emil of the Opera Mr. Harley will sins, by desire, " The
Nightingale Club."
In the course of the Evening a MELANGE.. consisting
of favourite Songs and Glees; NEW IMITATIONS by
Mr. John Reeve. Mr. Nicholson, the celebrated performer
out the dote, has kindly consented (for this night only) to
perform a favourite Coneerto.
To conclude with (first time this season) the musical Farce

of
TUE TURNPIKE GATE.
Crack (af,er the winner of the orieno performer of that
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character), Mr. John Kreve (for that night only).
Ticket% to he had of Mr. C.O'Callaghan, 19, Gerrard street,
Soho; Mr. John Hever, 15, Southampton-atreet, Covent-
golden; and of Mr. Strvewom, Box office, Strand eutrance,
where Placed may be taken from Teo till Four.

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE,
Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold.
of Saxe Coburg.
Thr Proprietors most" respectfully inform the Nobility,
Gentry, and the Pahlie in general, that from the raisin NMI
apprnbailoll with which the following new Entertainments
were received, they will he repeated for this Week.
Frills PRESENT EVENING. ‘VEDNEs.
DAT, September 22, and following Evenings, at Half.
past Six o'Cleek precisely, the Entertainments will corn.
mener third lime, au entirely new interesting Melo-
drama, with New Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations,
culled
TIIE IMPERIAL VICTIMS;
OR, THE CAVERNS OP HOENFIELBE.
Mistier, a ihinsestic of the Castle, Mr. Siebbing ; Albert
Welialssr, enamoured of Adeline, Mr. H. Kenible ; Luthe.
erff, Me. Barrymore. Adeline, the Baron's ward, Miss
Holland.
After which will be produced (third lime), a sew Mono.
dramalir Bagatelle, called
WINNING A HUSBAND!
Or, SEVEN'S THE MAIN.

The Music composed and selected by Mr. T. Hughes.
Characters representeil—Sir Roderick Sirangeways (in
love with every thing romantic, except Miss Jenny Transit),
Mr. Gallo ; Davy, his Man (no Philintoplwr ■nd yet no
Foul), Mr. Harwood. Lucinda kSister of Sir Roderick, and
not quite so fond of Romance), Mist Davidge ; Mitts Jenny
Transit (a young Lady who exemplifies the mutability of
human affairs), Mrs. W. Barrymore.
Characters attempted—Margaret Marmneklecanny (a
learned Lassie front the Highlands), Mrs. W. Barryntorc
Miss Cornelia Clementina Clappereo (a voluminuos and YU.
bible Literary Spinster), Mrs. W. Barrymore!! Lady Doro-
thea ()stilly (a Lady of the Ton, with a Song, accompanied
by herself on the Harp), Mrs. W. Barrymore!!! Mrs. De.
borate Griskin (a Pork Butcher's Widow, wills more Airs
than Graces), Mrs. W. Barrymore!!!! Mademoiselle Antoi-
nette Matosquieu (a French Figurante, with • Pas Saul),
Mrs. W. Barrymore..... Bridget Bnckthora (a Rustic
Beauty, with • Rid Cloak), Mrs. W. Barrymore!!!!!! En-
sign Thaddeus O'Transit, Mrs. W. Barrymore!!!!!!!
The whole to conclude with, Sth time, the last new inte.
resting Strio-Pantomime, with entirely new Pictureaque
Scenery: Drones and Decorations, Combats, &c. called
PHILIP QUARL!
THE ENGLISH HERMIT.
Philip Quart, the English Hermit, Mr. Smith; Beaufi-
delle, • Monkey of thus Island, Master Aria. Emmeline,
Wife of Captain Steadfast, Mrs. W. Barrymore. •
For the accommodation of numerous Visitors from Green-
wich, Deptford, &c. a Coach calls'at the Theatre • quarter
before eleven.

TF.A TRADE.
THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COM-
PANY respectfully advise their Friends, and the Pub.
generally, of the particular, of the September Tea Sale,
which finished on Friday last; sad they have the satisfac-
tion of dating, that their purchases enable them to supply
their numerous Friends with Teas decidedly superior to
any which have been mold for many years. They are also
happy to find that the op' • f the most eminent brokers,
as to their comparative qualities, coincides with their own.
The Common Teas are, as usual, lower, while the liner
kinds have wild at advanced price.; but there will be no ma-
teriol difference to the Public. Bolles, are extremely low,
continuing to fall, though assertions to the routs ary may be
made by persons who are perhaps interested, for the purchase
of On m yields larger profits every Sale to many who do not
scruple to mix them with better Teas. The London Genuine
Tea Company never have purchased, and continue to pledge
themselves that they never will purchase, Boheas ; lint their
Teas shall tetvariably be sold of the best kinds, in their pure
tillatlulteraird state.
The Tem-particularly recommended for family use, are
those at 7s. and S.. both Black and CfePli, which will he
universally approved as remarkably strong full-flavoured
Teas. Time September Sale usually embraces a great va.
riety of curious Teas brought from Chios by ind.vidwals as
small adventures, and are termed " Private Trade Teas."
The milts are Caper, Pekoe, Padre, Young Dyson, or
Gunpowder, Ste. but those of the Sale just ended
are generally inferno, at least there are few of the finest
sorts amen¢ them; and the LONDON GENUINE TEA'
COMPANY decidedly recommend those kinds they bare
remaining of the former Sale, which are mach superior
iu
flavour and qoalny.
It is almost medics, to add, that this Emablisbment has
extended itself beyond precedent, there not being a principal
lowa, and . • ly a village where the Company's Teas are
are inquired torsi Four hundred andseventy Country Agents
are already apponted, un a different plan from any other
house in the Trade ; fur whilst others are sending travelli•rs
in every direction to solirit milers, applications to sell
Company's Teas are mantas'', arriviag Agency Let-
ters must be port•paid. Some interesting detest. of the
Establishment will shortly be laid before the Pnblic.
23, I.whisic-bill-13, Chaliasteress--and 148, o:ford-sired.

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