The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-08 00:00:00

irOR BOMBAY Direct, the Ship LORD CASTLE-
REAOH, Captain DURANT, to sail in all the Month of
May ; has superior Accommodation fur Passengers.
For Freight or Parruige apply to
Molars. BAZETT, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD, and co.
71, Old Broad-atreet.

Hu the greatertLart of her Cargo on board, is under engagement to
clear out on 21/th of Aped, and will' call at Portsmouth to
embark her Passengers.
FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fine, new,
River-built Ship LORD AM lIERST (lately launched
from Mears. Wsgrams and Green's, BLickwall), burthen
6550 Tons, ROBERT LUCAS, Commander (of the Honour-
isble Company's Regular Service). Lying in the City ('anaL
This Vessel has a Poop, is extremely lofty between decks, is
lilted in very superior style for the accommodation of Passengers,
and allied an experienced Surgeon.
For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Lucas, at the Jima-
lent Coffee louse;! er to
ANSTICE and THORNHILL,
M, Lime-street, near the East India House.

FAREWELL CONCERT.
AROYLL ROOMS.
MR. RIES most respectfully acquaints the Nobility,
Gantry, and his Friends, that his last CONCERT will
take place at the above Rooms, THIS EVENING, April EL
TAIT I.
Grand Sinfonis No. 17 (MS.). (Ries`—Trio, Mira Goodall,
Mr. Salm, and Mr. T. Welsh, " The Night is rainy" (Welsh}
Foremen Concerto (MS.) for the Piano Forte, composed expressly
fir this occasion, Mr. Ries (Ries)_Resit. ed Aria, Mrs. Salmon,
" Non piu di Sore," Clarinet Obligates Mr. Willman (Mosart)--
Duette, Madame Ronsi de Begnis and Signor de Begnia, never
Nod in this country (Moan) —New Grand Overture (MS.)
I:rf:rhleli Mr. Clementi has most kindly promised to preside at the
new Forte (Claneati).

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TART 111.
Concerto Conerrtante (MS.) for Violin and Violoncello, Mr.
Kiesewetter and Mr. Lindley (Lindley)--Recit. cd Aria, Aliss
Stephens, " Quel dirrni"--Cemo Obligate, Mr. Paul (Rossini)__
Brand lotrednction and Rendo'for two Piano Fortes (MS.), Mr.
Schlesinger Pupil of Alt. Rim) and Mr. Ries, composed expressly
for this occasion (Ries).--Sestetto. Mrs. Salmon, Miss Stephens.
Miss Goodall, Mr. Sapio. Mr. I'. Welsh, and Signor de Begnis,
" Dove son" (Cosi fan Tutte) (31cmat)—Finale Overture (Beeth-
oven).
It is with the deepest regret Mr. Ries is under the necessity of an-
wonting to the Public, that, through an accident and a domestic
calamity, he is deprived of the powerful aid of two such celebrated
Performers as Mr. Cramer and Mr. Kalkbrenner, who had most
kindly promised to perform on this occasion.
/lads, Half a Guinea each, may be had at the Royal Har-
monic Institution, Regent-street; Messrs. Birchall and Co. New
Bond-street; Messrs. Clemson and Cs. Cheapish:le; Mears.
Goulding and Co. Soho-spars; Mr. Betts, Royal Exchange;
and of Mr. Ries, No. 117. Upper Nottom.street.
Parties of Six and upwards may be -
so early application to Mr. Rica.

with Boxes by

• MESSRS. MOTT, MOTT, and CO. of Pall-Mall,
most respectfully return thanks to the Nobility and Gentry
for the great patronage they have received, and the decided pre-
/mace which has been given to their Improved PIANO FORTES.
They in to state, that they have now brought to die highest per-
fection t&ir PATENT SOSTENENTE and HORIZONTAL
GRAND PIANO FORTES. These established and fashion-
-shin Instruments are purchased both fur British and Foreign
Palaces ; they continue to give the highest satisfaction, and have
Inspired a constantly increasing demand.
o. MOTT and CO. have now also completed very great im.
pecrements in Cabinet and Small or Square Piano Fonts ; these
new Instruments, which they denominate GRAND SQUARE
PIANOS, are pronounced by the most eminent Professors and
Amateurs to be decidedly the best small Piano Fortes in London,
and indeed equal to many Grands, although not half their price;
they are also purposely constructed to suit Foreign Climates, to
which their great strength and durability render them admirably
adapted.
essrs. MOTT and Co. possessing every advantage requisite for
a Manufactory of the first magnitude, and which has now been
stablished for some years, have at all times a superior Assortment
of the best and most fashionable Piano Fortes at their Manufac-
tory, 42, Pall Mall, and to which they invite the attention of all
who are desirous of purchasing an Instrument of the very first
character.
Communications from the Country promptly attended to, and
lnsuumenta in present use taken in exchange.