The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-02 00:00:00

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isst Night but One of MrsSe . SIDDONS's Appearance this
ason.
li EATRE-R 0" AL, COVENT-G ARDEN.
TTHIS ENiNt; will be acted (fur the Lint Tune this
pason',, Slialopeareu Trairdy
of
MACBETH.

Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. HULL.
Malcolm, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Macbeth, Mr. KF.MRLE.
Martha, Mr. COOKE.
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS.
or the ray (for the With Time) will be presented a (liana
scno•Comir Romantic Melo.Drama, in Twu Acts, called
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
Principal Characters.
French.
Pepin, Kir.g of France, Mr CORY.
Henry, Mr. KLANERT.
Valentine, Mr. FARLEY.
Orion, Mr. DUBOIS.
The Piirtrars Eglantine, Mn. C. LEDGF.P,,
The Erupresa Bel.,anta, Sintet to the King, Mr. DIBIAN.
Saracens.
v... ..,:stow Agratoarit (the Green Knight), Mr. EO-
LOGNA, Jon.
Iman, Mr. HARLEY.
0- • The Piece to conch, h a
GRAND PAGViNT,
IRepresenting the Meeting of
Th. Emperee6f Cineraintinople anal the King of France.
purrs will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per-
'b OSMObegin at Half patt
Soars, 6v• Pit, 6d. Gallery, 21. Upper Gallery,

SEVENTH TIME.
rrIiF.ATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET.
1 THIS EVENING will be pri'duced, a New Weedy, in
sot Arts, ailed
GUILTY ; Or, NOT GUILTY?
The Charaflms by
Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. PALMER, Mr. ARCHER, Mr.
' PALMER, Jun. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr.
GROVE, Mr. LOR, Mr. MATHEWS, Mrs. T.
'.',)01/FALL, M TAYrs. WARD, Miss GRIMANI, Miss
W OrJDFALL, Mrs. GIBBS.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. PALMER, Jun.
Tue Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON.
To whirl• will he the Musical Entertainment of
THE FLI'IsCH OF BACON.
hd,jnr Renteiw, Mr. HATTON. •
Juitice Plenhow, Mr. WHARTON.
Captain Greville, Mr. DE CAMP.
CiptSin Wilson, Mr. TAYLOR.
'tipple, Mr. MATHEWS.
Elsa, Miss DANIELS.
The New Comedy of Guilty, or Not Guilty I rc,forined for
the Sixth Time yesterday evening, haying again been hollow-
el by an oveiflowing Audience, and received with unqualified
and universal approbation, will be repeated every evening tiil

further notice. - -
The Public 114 respectfully in funned, that, during the Winter
Mouths, this Theatre has been oecup,e4 in prepa,lig, with
much industry and expence, a splendid Dramatic
Rose, Ss. Pit le. Fir.: Gallery 2s. Second G.,llery is.
The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and tlicli'crfortnalizes
t hrgln at Seven.
race. ty he taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the
Toeatre.

FOIL THL BENEFIT OF MR. BLANCHARD.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT'-GARDEN,
Ow WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 7504, will be perfumed,
She hat New Corned", la Three Acta, called
THE WILL FOR THE DEED.

The Characters by
Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr.
ILANCHARD, Mr. hIMMONS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr.
FAWCF.IT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. FIELD,
Mr. TRUMAN, Miss MARRPUT, Mn. DAVENPORT,
Mnn LESERVE.
The EPILOGUE SONG by Mr. VAwcErr.
Lad of Act I. a New Song (written by A. Cherry, Esq. and
rompoind by Mr. Whitaker) caned
" THE MAIDNER'.. COMPASS," by Mr. INCLEDON.
Fed of Act U. a New 11.,11.4 (composed by Mr. Shield, and
song by has permission) called
"THE GIRL OF Mt HF.ART," by Mr. INCLFDON.
_ .

End °ribs Commtv, a Ncw Mallet Dance, calleil
THE WOODMEN OF THE ALPS.
In whkh Mr. DUBOIS will (r,,, this Night only) introduce

the celebrated
IGO HORNPIPE, Blindfold in Wooden Sho.s.
After whish, the New Mso,cid F.ntettainment of
THE PARAGRAPH.
The Music composed and selected by Mr. BIZ A 11 k M.
The Characters by
Mr. CLARIMONT, Mr. KLANERT, Mr FIELD,
Mr MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCEET, Mr. PLANCHARD,
BRAHAM, Mr. DAVENPOR I's Mr. EMLKY, Mn.
DAVENPORT, Signora STORACE.
In the counts of the Evenirce. the celebrated Ballad of

SALLY IN OUR ALLEY,
And a popular New Song (compose t by Mr. DO!) ealk4
"JUST LIKE LOVE," will be sting by Mr. JIRAHAM
A Favourite New Comic Song, by Mr. EMERY.
To which will be added (95th time) a New Faros us Too Ala,

BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE

. _
YATENT- hi,.OSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS,
CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND,

THE ORIGINAL HOUSE %ND INVENTOR.
I/ IT fLE R's Fu
War -nwma dri I llint
tl ory, h l
phols.tery:
and 14, hCabinet
e-
tine-street. A large assortment of articles of the newe.t,
neatest, and most ravon•Msical Faahlons, of well seasoned Ma-
tern's, and excellent Workmanship, with several laspross-
me,,ts

BUTLER respectfully relict on the mood discernment of
the public, that they will tee through the paltry devices :.nrt in-
sinuations opened to him and counterfeiting his articles. It is
well known that BUTLF.It has two Patents, ode for Tables,
the other lur Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable
to almost all Kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great
improomesent ; it renders 11,11 a more convenient for Ilann,s,
mad much more portable. The principle of the Other is appli.
cable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Po-t, Tent, Sofa,
and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly useful la Sickness,
and etch, when shut up, maker a handsome piece of furniture
for a Sitting-room, Dressing-room, &c. The Four Post anal
Tent Body go together in all parts with brass, and arc fixed
with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in
the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinder of the
ab.,55, adapted fur nentlemen 04 the Army and Nasy, and
;got Climates, also portant,' Chairs, &c.
BUTLER'S Patent Manufactures have been graciously
patronised by the King, Queen, and kneel Family, rid he.
mimed by orders from members of the Nobility aad Gon•r•
and have been highly approved of to the E... 4 and West Ind'. s;
the merit of Utz Articles has thm met with far unable eri-
enuregmeet, and for which be retions his grateful acknowl,lg-
menu, and cannot hut notice the kind f Keen of ceo, "Clefs,
who fix up large Ssgtt Boaids, with BUT I.Eht's name inscribed,
soh ch may help also to I note I,k Business, Of should it be
designed otherwise, he, by the 1,•71111,,jom or Providence, ma.
'mixtures and sells his Superior Fuur-post and other Berk, ex-
oelleat Oh.ing Tables and Cabinet Articles as above, namely,
Catherine.street, eight Doors frees the Strand, a Brielc4nstit
lima:, where he has constructed several Toes and Machine,
Lir Working the as no, and has otherwise beea at cousider.ible
expert:- • to ht ng t'irrin to that utility and degre, of nettles:Min
at which tin/ now are. At the lame place ma:* be hod every
art:cle foe completely Furnishing 149•P1e•
t. il. For Lxportattou.

IMPERIAL PARLIASIk.NT.

HOUSE OF LOWS—Fa IDAT. Jews 1.

The Earl of DORCIIESTER took the Oaths ail('
his seat.

Three private bills were brought from the Com-
mons, and read the first time.
Lord SHEFFIELD presented a petition from the
Ship Owners, complaining of the suspension of the
Navigation A&. His Lordship said, he would not
then r...zer into details, because the petition prayed
for an enquiry into this subjett ; and, on a future
day, he should move for an investigation of the
complaints of the pe,iti4.4l. He would only at pre-
sent say, that the very naming of the suspension of
the navigation laws would be sufScient to express
the importance of the question he purposed hereaf-
ter to submit to the House. He was alarmed, that
their Lordships would feel with him, that they spul d
not entertain too great a jealousy and anxiety re-
speeting that whirh formed .in important part of
the whole fonndation of our national wealth, pro-
sperity, and power. The petition was ordered to lie
on the table. Adjourr.ed to Tuesday next.