The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

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SkDLER's WELLS.
Under the tttronage of

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE.
THIS Evening, MONDAY June 6, 1803, and
1 every Evening thin Week,
The Popular Serio-Comic Pantomime of
PHILIP QUARLL ;

or,
The ENGLISH HERMIT.
The Music compausd by Mr. Reeve.
Quart, Mr. Grimaldi ; Bearifidelle, Ma.ster Mell3f! ; Pirate,
Mr. Bologna, jun.; F.ngl sh Lieutenant, Mr. King ; Savage,
Signior Belzoni; and Lady, \Lid. St. Asnand.
And (in Consequence of repeated Inquiries after its re-perform-
auce) for this W.•ek only, the favorite Burletta Spectacle called
EDWARD AND SUSAN.
Edward, Mr. Townsend, Susan, Mrs. C. Dibden.
Miss Dennet will sing the favorite Song of r The Willow,' (as
sung by Mr. Jordan) sc. ornpanied on the Harp.
Mr. Townsend will sing a new Song ( written by Mr. C. Dibden,
jun. Music by Mr. Rte e,) called the Mamoth & Bonaparte..
The kxtriordinary Performance of
The PATAGONIAN SAMPSON.
The Eatertata,iients to conclude with thcfavourite Pantomime,

called
WIZARD'S WAKE;

er,
HARLEQUIN and MERLIN:
(The Music by Mr. Russel,) interspersed with Comic Sing-
ing, particularly ttl! Tippling Waterman, by Mr. Smith ;
and the Original Negro, Duet, by Messrs. Grimaldi and
Davis.—The Scenery, consisting chiefly of Portraits in France
and England ; among which are Panoramic Views of LOA-
dun and Paris.
Boxes, 45.—Pit, 2s.—..Gallery. Is.
WITH A PINT OF UNADULTERATED FOREIGN
WINE FOR ONE SHILLING ONLY.
Doors opened at Half-pan Five, and begin .t I falf-past Six.

Places k"ept till llelf•past 'Seven.
The Entertainments to conclude A few Minutes after
Ten o'Clock.
Books of the Songs to be had at the What's.

NOW OPEN, AT THE LYCEUM,
THE EXTENSIVE HISTORICAL PIC-
TURE of 11w RATTLY:OF LODI.

Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER.
Executed upon the same large scale as his former works o
the Storming of Seringapstain, Siege of Acre, and the Battle
of Alexandria.

It is painted upon the most correct information; to obtain
which, Mr. Poster visited the Continent.
This Picture gives an accurate idea of the situation of bath
armies at that interestin; moment when the French crossed
the Bndge. It COIIIE/11,, hisides Portraits of many other Ge-
neral Clfficers in the French army, those of Bonaparte, Ber-
thier, Massimo, Augearau, Losnes, Monier, Desists, &c. as also
seve;al of the Austrians.

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~•a• Open every Day front Nine &Clock in the Morning
Sill tlusit.Admittairce, L.

WANTED,
AN experienced
STEADY MAN, as Peizcipal
Clerk to a Poblishing BoAiello.. Apply to Mr.W..st,,
at the Office of the British Pies&

MESSRS. BOYDELL and NICOL beg leave
to acquaint the Subscribers to the great National
Vivian of
SIIAXSPEARE,
That the Eighteenth and last Number of that Work will be
published ea SATURDAY next, the 4th instant.
They cannot, however, part with those high and renseltabie
characters who have supported them to this very arduous un-
dertaking, during the very worst of times, without giving
Chum some small mark of the sense they have of that oblig t-
ticn. They have applied, therefore, to Mr. Balton. of
Soho, a name dear to his coll:•ry acid the arts, who with a
liberality peculiar to his char i •••••, has kindly undertaken to
supereetend the execution of a MEDAL, to be aresrested to the
Subscribers Mr. Souk** las, in this line of art, Oven the
Public already a rely satisfactory proof of his powers, in ea.k log
even the Capper Farthings of Great Britain superior, in point
of workmanship, to the GrOd Coin of all foreig.l
They intend that the name of each Salrscriker to the Shak-
ttpeare shall he engraver' en the Medsl preseated ; toll tkatthis
may be dune with accuracy, they intrust the favour of every
Subscrib7r to sign his name, with his own hand, na sheets of
vellturi, which wiU be presented to him far that purpose
These sheets will afterwards be bound in a Volume, to be
placed in the Shalcsneare Gallery.
All the Subscribers, who reside iu or near London, are ra-
treated to do them the honour to call at the Gallery, for this
purpose. 'those who reside at a disance from the Capital are
respectfully informed, that sheets of vellum will be forwarded
to them fortheir signatures, in the way they shall point out.
Pall Mall, April 14, 1603.