The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-17 00:00:00

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Roves Si. Pit Ss. First Gallery 2s. Sci-rind Gallery Is.
The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perfetmances
3 begin at Seven.
Places to be taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the
'heave.

The Last Night of perfornsing till the Holidays.
r HE AT R E-RO YAL, DRURY-LANE,
L TO-MORROW, will be performed the Comedy of
THE WAY TO KEEP HIM.
Sir Bashful Cony' vit, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Sir Brilliant fashion, Mr. RUSSELL.
Lovemoro, Mr. WROUGHTON.
William, Mr. OF. CAMP.
TM Widow Belmour, Mrs. JORDAN.
Who will introduce the much admired Song of
Tha WILLOW (accompanied by herself el. the Lute).
Mrs. Love:nom, Mrs. YOUNG.
Lady Constant, Mks MEI.LON.
Muslin, Miss POPE.
Idigniunet, Miss TIDSWELL.
Furnish, Mrs COATES.
To wlhich will be added, a Comic Opera, called
ROSINA.
Mr. Hi•iville, Mr. LEE.
Captain Beta t.le, Mr. GIBBONS.
William, bliss DR CAMP.
Ru,tic, Mr. COOKE.
Irivhinan, Mr. CAULFIELD.
Reins, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
Dorcas, Mn. SPARKS.
Flambe, Mrs. BLAND.
le Doors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Per.
r i.,. begin at Hall-past Six.
sea, Gs. Pit, 5.. 6d. Gallery, 21. Upper Gallery, Is.
aces fur the Boxes to be taken of W. FusbrYsle, at the
4ffices in L kilt Russell.etreet.

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PATENT PERRUQUES, for Gentlemen, 4 Dirin,:ac each.
T. B. has hitherto given only a true and p:a'n tradesman's
17COUllte his Articles; he will not now deer lid to the despicable
meanness of puffing ; lie has never yet made an assertion he
could not make good. The great sticress and general appro-
bation his Patent Head-Drum: meet with, embolden him to
say, that their superior merits are every where, and by all the
respectable Hair-Dressers, acknowledged, botiig mad* of picked
hairs, cleansed from every impurity ; they possess also the
very material midwinter, of fitting the Head, without covering
the Forehead; his blocks, of which he has near Five
tired, of every shape, most of them models, enable him to fit
any Head, floweret v.. 1: ig/UII; they are not 'side to any parti-
cular fashion, hut are correct imitations of Nature; when pct
on, they are the sone as a hoe Head of Hair, cut, curled, and
prepared fur drestilag by a fashionable Hair Theaer, whose
band. they may make a moss elegant Head indeed; at the
same time they are so bcatitifully simple, that a Lady or her
Maid may, in a etV, nsioutets make the molt elagant tout en-
semble that can be conceived; the Hair may be divided at any
part, and no art or ornament is required to cover the division.
With the excellence of the Patent Sprier, which are not half
the weight, yet more than double the eliuti..ity, of the common
Springs, the involute is so easy as scarc..:4 to be felt, yet per-
fectly secure. Three years e perienee, with these requisites
combined, has fully established them; he has made consider-
able improvements, and, as he spares no expeuce or pains, be
trusts they will always maintain the:, present pro-eminence.
Sauce Ch. :.tosas 1901, he has declined making any common
ones, and relinquished the Perfumery business, to enable him
to devote hi, whole attervion to his Patent Articles.

On account of the great demand, T. B. ends that the three
days he had a?propriated to the Hone Bu.iices are iii.alfseient
and as many have been slisaispoint-d from having mistaken
those days, he will (fat the Spring Quarter) be at Home every
Dar froni Eleven until Four o'clock it is therefore Morning.
and Evenings only he can go abrend himself ) to take orders
Aid to fit on; but they will at all time. be waited upon by pro.
per p•caans. After Midsummer helvill again recur to his for-
mer days of attendance.

copiier ;Asir Directions, for accurate!, ascasur ing the !Iced
of persons living a the Country.
Mao Cuttires. et Hoots 2s. 64. Ablftri Sa.

No. IC.?, New dondetreet, time Door ',env Brook-nreet.
Aped 17,1904.

This Day iv piP)li•ttedt.in One very lary Volume Svo. hand.
oomelv printed and Ulu&hated with Niue Plates, by Lowry,
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AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY into the
NATURE and 'Me:A(:A-110Y of HEAT.
By JOHN LESLIE.
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Of whom way be hvt, i•rit published,
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This Day is Published, elegantly printed in Post Quarto,
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6d.
GOOD TIDINGS ; Or, NEWS FROM THE
FARM: a Poem
Be ROBERT BLOOMFIELD,
Author of Tire Foment Roy, de.
How vein this tribute; saln this lowly lay ;
Yet noti(ht is vain which gratitude inspires !
The Muse, besides, her duty thus oprrey
Tu Virtu., to her country, to monkin4.
Timeless.
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DUELLING.
This Day is ps'alisbed, pnce St. 6d. the Sixth Edition,
terrecied,
THE TRIAL AT LARGE of 'WILLIAM
STARLING, Eat. late a Lieutenant of 0, loth Rest-
own' of Dragoons, comtniinded by Hic Royal H (haves t. •
Prinee of Wales, and SAMUEL MARTIN COL' :CITE,
Lag. Captain of His Majesty's ship Princess : on en intict-
event for the Murder of Mr. EDWARD GRAYSON, of
Liverpool, in • Duel, fought Feb. 26, 11104, before Sir Alan
Chan:be, [sight, et the Aortae. held a: Lan., ster, on Wedni 4.
day, Awl! 4, HlO4. tvvorately taws in Sit rut !hod.
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