The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-14 00:00:00

COVE'S DR F.A

rret!elic k E.-7, Mr. Wrench; Siam*, Mr. fla►ley; Henry
Morton, M. Peartnall; M►. beflllirr, Mr.Geove; 1,14117fT,
,Mr. Mode). Ce:i.i4 Damter, Misr Krlly ; Maria, Riga.
I:ry3o.
To conclude witb the COMIC Operetta called

THE RENDEZVOUS.
co wain Bolding, Mr. Ilroadlaursi ; (Amity, Mr. Row.
lu.thrthi ; Quake, Mr. W. Ileaftett ; Mama, Mr. Harley. Mn.
phis, Miss Kelly; Lucretia, Mies Carr; Ruse, Mum 1. Ste.
-eluun.

the Illemitisted Meru'Awry 0;11 be openvil ■t I
OClutk Fre the admissive tit' the Second Prier, which eon-
mescal at Nine.

Boxes, 5..; Seems.. Pries., ; Second Prier,
lg./3d ..-.ll.ower Gallery. tn. ; Second Pr.ee, IE-12 pre Gal-
lery, le.; Second Prier, Si.
Doors opts at Llattpaat Six, the Performance to begin at
Seven.

On IlisdayNe Performances will he by special desire of
he► Majesty.

_lilt. DE LA EONS, of 17, Rethboise-ploce,
Demist, lemma thanks to dm Plislitility,mol Gentry
for the vrry patroooixe he has hero honoured
with, and bays kave to iufiornt them, that hasinir succeeded
to the Practice of Mr. FA LEUR, he is enabler! to offer his
sowviees in all cases where the Aliocral Teeth may be pre-
tier.d; his method of fish"; Natural and Artificial Teeth
Lining bt•►n onistrtally approved of, he has to solicit their
ockiotion to a coots wanes. fur Immo tin; the Mineral ones
upon similar principles, thry•lso Ertne removable ■t plea-
sureoloil et infinitely mine sitcom than by any of the
methods hottwrior adopted. klrta of Teeth coiestrocieJ so ns
to obviate the very okiertionable and insecers mode or tying
is the 'prints. - Attendance from UM till four.
Nu. 17, liatbbuuc•place, Usferclsirect.

CORONATlON.—Siciesesiii ''''''''' end Co.
hare, by permission of the Dean and Chapter,
FITTED UR according to ancient usage, all those parts
within the Abbey that have from time immemorial been Re-
counted their privilege. The Seats are arranged in the aide
Aisle., on ►ach side the platform, and raised a sufficient
height from it for spectators to command the procession, and
discern the features of individuals. In the iutermediale
centre nave, great part of the pierces will remain during
the ceremony within the Choir. The music of the organ
will be distinctly heard. The Seats are conveniently divided
for !Min, io boat, holding ten and twenty each, whilst
others are retained for single tickets; thus giving an oppor-
tunity for permits iu any part of the kingdom to make cer-
tain of a seat within the Abbey (if applied for without de-
lay), who might not otherwise have the chance (by favour
ouly) of procuring a Ticket. Another division of Seats are
near 50 feet feom the floor, part formed into Loxes holding
(on► nail right persons each; here the Mash- of the Organ
and Cboiristers will be enjoyed in the greatest perfection.—
A fcw of the Scala at this height will actually not only
command the Protesting' in it. approach to the Altar, blot
also the Ceremony of putting the Crown on his Majesty's
head. There is ample space allowed for walking at the hock
of all the Seats, both shove amid below; and Refreshment
Rooms, Female Atteudants, amid ■ll CollielliCOClCs are pro-
vided, and as the Roues are constructed to prevent c.owd-
properly matted and decorated, it is conclittled persons
may be as much at their case as in their own dwelling-L—
AI . and Co.'s Office, against the North side
of the *libel itself, is open from ten till four each day—
The Seats are renege', rapidly.

GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANOR*, WITH
A NOBLE MANSION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garrewmen ColTee-kwine Coenhill, on
FRIDAY, the 10th of insist, at Twelve o'Cluck.
Lot I. /AMIE MANORS, or reputed MA-
JL NORA, of BUCKENIRAM SIBTON, iu
.orastoo, and TH ET FOR D.CU Ml-HA LWICK, together with
• noble Mater7on calied IiUCKENHAM-HOUSE, situated
le an ancient 1,..ck. with varions Farms, in all TEN
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND, about eighty miles from Loudrio, and eight
from the Borough. Assize, and Market Tows of Thetford,
lia lii Counties of Notifielk and Suffolk.
This Lot forms one of the finest Sportiog Properties in
Ragland. The Park consists of ONE THOUSAND TWO
HUN DRBD nail 111•11. ACRES, and it finely ornamented
by old Timber, and large sheets of Water, snpplied by
Streams' which run fur many inAes through the Estate. A
Nasignble Canal also runs from Thetford to Lynn, and a
Chalybeate Spring has been lately discovered at Thetford,
where a Pump-reutn is erected; and there is great proba-
bility of vast value being adder; to the property adjoining
the Tows' (tom this circumstance, al sin very distant period.
Lot 2. The A DYOWSON to the A ITERN ATF. I'RP..
SENTATION to the UNITED RECTORY of LANG.
FOR 1)-(
Lot 3. A FARM, in the Pisri,la of Ashiil, near Wallots.
Three Ilmolted and Seventy ACI CA ; in the occupation of
Roger Jarry, at a Rent of 4501. _
Lot 4. A FARM, in the Parish of Ashill, Two Hundred
and Thirty-Eight Acres ; in the occupation of James Toler,
let on Lease far 3501. per Annum.
Lot S. A FARM, in the of Ashill and Hough-
ton, let on Le•tae, with Lot 6, to Robert Miller anti Sun,
being Four Hundred and Sint your Acres, at 795/. per
111111111111.
1..16. THR EE CLOSES of LAND, Thirly-eight Acres,
comprised in the Lenite• 1.0 S.
Lot 7. Tleit MANOR of U Pll A 1.1., COLLARDS, and
GEA RN ES, in Ashill, with its Quit-rents, 1:1111.., Rights,
and Arpin-wieners; rendering the Owner NAPE-HER at
the RING'. CORONATION.
To be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr.
'Wakefield, Pall.mall; and of Stever*. Few. Ashmore, and
Hamilton, Solicitors, CovenLgayden ; and Particular* had.
of them, and of Mr. Edward Vowel!, Thetford ,• of Messrs.
Font( r and Unthanke, Soluoters, Norwich ; ofinhaf Bright.
wcu, EN Banker, Yarmouth; of Timothy Holmes, Ey.
Solicitor, Busy St. E.flaraind'a; of John Foreman, Ere. So.
keno:, Harlow ; of Thom Halt, EN. Solicitor, Simon Wal-
den; of Mr. Wakefield, Wrook.street, Ipswich; of Thomas
I Gcpp. EN. Solicitor, or Messrs. Mean resd*balk, Chaim.
ford; at the Eullaad Arms, Neirmark,t; an at Gorrattay's.

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1,200 Consuls 2,400