The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

Grand vocal and Paiitomimic.il

TALE OF ENCHANTM r,
with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decora-
tions, caller!
NUMBER NIP;
Or, The ELFIN KING of the GIANT MOVNTAINB.
In the course of which will be exhibited the mllowing eutire
New Scenes : two Views of the Extensive Mine of Number
Nip, his Giant Mountains and Magic Palace; Zaidi el Barra-
-3110t4, and Pompey's Piffir, &c. in Egypt, and the Great Gun
in St. James's Park; the Entrance to Oxford, and the. Club-
Room re:orded in the Spectator as the Receptacle of the Ugly
Club, which is transformed to an allegorical Representation of
she Rower of Beauty; an Honest Lawyor'- Office and Villafre.,
Lurking Place ; Number Nip's Enchanted Castle, surrounded
by a terrific Fiery Lake, Jte. &c. The whole to conclude with
a most Splendid and Brilliant Law Sceue.—Previous to which
(7th Time) will be sung,iii CliaraAer by Mr. SI. A DLII, a new
tinnpuracv Lyrical Effusion, descriptive of the late
INSTALLATION of the KNIGHTS of the BATH.
And, the Thirty-first Time, the popular new Grand Serious
Spectacle, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and
Dr:orations, called,
LOUISA OF LOMBARDY;
Or,• THE SLCRET NUPTIALS.
Louisa, by Mrs. Parker; and Aliuda (first Time) by Miss
Adams.
Doors to be (mooed at Half. past Five, to begin at WE- pa-t
Sit o'Clock.—Bof:es 4s. Second Price 2s.—Pit 2s. Second Price
ls —Gallery Is. Second Price Gd.

ITALIAN LECTURES,
A'. Mr. DULAU's itOONIS, No. 1, Carli:le-street, Soho-
square,
AN THURSDAY next, June 2, at Nine o'Clock
in• the E4ening prect4ely. Mr. BOSCHINI, a Roman
P‘istossto of Italian Elocution, having met with a generous
:.:),,robation tram those Ladies and Gentlemen that favoured
Irani with then presence ou Thursday last, begs leave to inform
t!iona, that an Thursday next he will have the honor of Real-
kug a Muter-filece of Sehtimental Poetry,
LA MORTE DE CLOKINDA,
• Beim; the Twelfth Chute of Tawo's immortal Poem, La Ge.
rtwilemme Liberatie.
Allllll4Siel/1 T.t.kets, at Vile Shili4ng3 each, to be had at
Mr ptiLai.

Office.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, 26TH MAT, 1803.
THE Connitsionerc.for Victualling His Majesty's
Nary do hereby Site Notice, That on Tuesday nest, the 31st
Inst. they will he ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed up)
and treat fse One Hundred Tans of Molasses,te he &Novel im-
mediately into Ills Majesty's l'i,•tarilling stores at Deptford.

To be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dayr
after Date.
The Conditions -1 the Contrart may lm seen at the SecietarN's

And all Persons who may t7:ink proper to make Tenders
upon the said Occasion, are et, sired to take Notice, that no Regard
will be had to any Tender, in which the Price Anil not be inserted
in Words at Length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board
before One en the said Tuesday, the 51st Instant, no .
unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some ters.nt
Behalf, attends, to answer when called for.

This Day it published, price 10s. Gd. sewed,
THE CHANCES; or, NOTHING of the NEW
SCHOOL: a Novel, hi Three Volumes, by a Disciple
of the Old School.
Sold by Cuthell and Martin, Mithl!e-row, Holborn.
Where may he had, just ptMli,itet,
" Sappho," alter a Greek Romance, I.?ino. 3s. Gd sewed.

GALVANISM.

Ti,is Day i published, in a Quarto Volume, elegantly printed
on a tine Paper, and illustrated with I :Ili:ravings by Mr Fit•
ler, Historical Engraver to llis Majesty, pricti 11. Is. in
board.,

N ACCOUNT of the late IMPROVEMENTS
II in GALVANISM, with a Series of curious And inter-
esting rsperiments performed lately before the Commissioners
of the French National Institute, and repeated in the AnAtu-
mical Theatresof London.

By JOHN ALDINI,
Profeisor.of Experimental Philosophy in the University of Bo-
logna, NU:tuber o' the MediCal and Galvanic Societies of
Paris, the Medical Society of London —dec.
To which is added,
An AppenTur containing the Author'. Experiments on the
B:rd; of alKatiliatior executed at Newgatt: : Experiments of
the same kind on the B idles of three Criuiinals decapitated at
Bologna, Sze. .be.
Printed for Cuthell and M nln, Midd6row, Holborn; and
3. Mari ay, Ficet-street.

This Day is published, price 6d. the Third Edition of
APOSTSCRIPT to THOUGHTS on the late
GENERAL ELECTION, as demonstrative ache PRO-
GRESS of JACOBINISM.
By JOHN BOWLES, Esq. •
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paurs Church-yard;
sold also by W. and J. Richardson. Royal Exchar ge; R. Faint-
der, New Bond-street; J. Hatclard, Piccadilly; audi. Spragg,
King-street, Covent-Garden.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price 2s. Gd.
The Fourth Edition of
Thoughts on the late General Ele&ion, as demonstrative of
the Progress ofJacobinism. With a Postscript.
Also, price 2s. 641.
Refleaions et the Conclustou of the War.
Also, price Gd.
Remarks on Ititxlerit Female Manners, as distinguished by
Inditference to Cilaraaet, and'lndercncv of Ares:.
Also, price Is. she Filth VAlition of
A Letter to the Hon. Charles James Fox, in Consequence
f his Eulogy on the Character of the late Duke of Bedford.

The following BOOK«, among otians, have been published by
J. HATCHARD, No. 190, opposite Albany Buildings,
Piccadilly.
I.flist the STATE of EUROPE, before and
N.. 5 after the Freed' Revolution, being an Answer to the
Work, entitled, De I'Etat de ta France 3 is Fin de l'An 8. by
Frederick Gaol, Counsellor at War to his Prussian Majesty,
trans ated from the German, by John Charles Norris,
Esq. The Second Edition. Price, in isoards, So.
2. The Progreso of the Pilgrim Gaud Intent, in Jacobinical
Times. The Eighth Edition, neatly sewed iu Marble Paper,
3s. 6,1.
. 3. A Word of Advice to all Church Reformation-Mongers,
Price is.
4. Toe Cottager's Religiont Meditations. Price Ed
5. A Poetical Epistle to Sir Georgil Beaumont, But on the
Encouragement of the British School of Painting, by William
Sotheby, Esq. F.R.S. F.A.S. Price 2s. 6d.
6. Poems and Einys, by the late Miss Boudler ; to which is
now first added, An Essay on the Duties and Advantages of
Sickness, beautifully printed, and an elegant Engraving of the
Author. Price, in Boards, 11. Is.
7. Poems and Essays, by the above Author (without the Es-
say on Sickness, and Portrait. Crown Bvo. Price ss. iv Boards.
8. Observations on Dr. Sturges' Pamphlet, on the Non ,Reii-
dence of the Clergy, by T B. Howell, E.sq. Price 24,
9. Practical O'aseriations on the Revelation of St. J-,1111. •
written in the Year 1775, by the late Miss bawdier,
ed in crown Bvo. Price ss. Boards.
1,). Remarks on the Rev. Dr Vincent's Defence of Pt,'
Education. Second Edition, price Is. Cid.
11. Hints for the Improvement of the Irish Fisheries, by'
G. N. Whately, Esq. Price Is.
18. A Summary Account of Leibni,es Memoir, addressed to
Louis XIV. recommending to that Monarch the Conquest of
Egypt, as conducive to the establishing a supreme Authority
over the Govenintents of Europe. Price •2s.
13. An Examination of the Strictures of the Critical Re-
viewers, on the " Translation ofJovenal," by the Translator.
14. The Day of Alarm ; being a Progrimsive View of the
Spirit and Designs of Leading Men in France, during the War,
and principally since the Peace; exhibiting the Plans and
Maxiinitolldopted in their Councils respecting Foreign States,
with Animadversions upon the Allegations of French Writers
against the Gsi:entment and People of Great Britain ; and His-
torical Strictures on the Condutt of the French in their Inter-
course with other Nations.
15. The Cabinet, larublished every Saturday, condufted by a
Society of Gentlemen, of which Six Numbers are already pub-
lished, at One Shilling per Number.
16. The Voyage Home from the Cape of Good Hope, with
other Poems and Notes, dedicated to John Penn, Esq. M. P.
of Stolfe I beautifully printed in Quarto/ and ortaunented with
a Miniature Engraving of Cape Town, by H. W. Titter, M.D.
17. The State of Things for 1808, in a Dialogue between the
Old Year and the New Year. Second Edition, Price 6d. sr
ss. per Dozen.
19. Essay ua the Happiness of the Life to Come. Paco 41,
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