The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-08 00:00:00

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE.

ruder the Patronage of hog Royal Highness Price Leopold
of Saxe Cobarg.

THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Jititionrc•
ISM and rullowinj Evening. at HaMinnie Six
n'eleck precisely, the new Grand MelaDraniatic Spectacle,
called

EL HYDER!
THE CHIEF OF THR GAUP MOUNTAINS.

_
Hsesuset Abdukrim (usurping the Throne of Hindoustan).
Mr. Harrower', sew; El Nyder (the Wsrrtue of Hintloostaid,
31r Huntley; Harry Cliftun (Midshipman of die Tiger,
yr, eked on the Coast), Sin W Harryinure.
Tbr whole to conclude with (12th time) a splendid Christma
Pantomime, the opening of which was performed some
wren years bark, upwards of SA successive nights, at the
Surrey Theatre, under the title of
PUNCH'S FESTIVAL;
OR, HARLEQUIN'S CHSIStMAS BOX.

The Pantomime arranged by Mr. W. Barry re.
Principal Characters—Winter, Mr. Cartlieb ; Hail, Mr.
Bryant; Frost, Mr. Nelson • Rain, Mr. Reeve: Snow, Mr.
Gale. Autumn, Mrs Davige; Sylphie, MlO3 Rountree.
Pantornimical Characters—Sir John Portly (afterwards

Pantaloon), Mr. Hill; Apollo Portly (Lote;), Mr. Gay;
Lubin (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Howell, jun.; Punch
(afterwards Clown), Mr. Soutbliy, formerly Ckiwn at Attley's
Amphitheatre, and lam from Spain. Annette (afterwards
Columbine), Mrs. W. Barryinore.
Boxes 44. and 3..—Pit 25......Ga11ery

Places to be taken of Mr. Grubb, at the Box-office of the
'ihratre, from Teo till Fuur.
V4rIOUR Novelties, and several Revivals, are in Prepare.
tioa, and will be shortly produced.
The New Comic Pantomime of Punch's Festival will he
r‘ !rested every Evening till further notice, with the splendid
Melo-drama of El Hyder.

Gtsj WOOD'S ECONOMICAL PATENT
• KITCHEN RANGE, 247, Tottenh3m.court-road,

httween

avid (irest Rossell-rtrert, of which

It is only necessary to stale, that as it has no flue r :el the
tArn and boiler, it consequently ttunemedra the difficulties
.cud inconveniences arising from those that have them,

t.imely, the precariousness of fixing. the danger of ohstrue-
tion is the fines, the difficulty of managing the
consumption of fuel, atc. &e. The great eileonrazenient
they have suet with for veva years prove their superiority.
Are tuade Gum a size to suit a Cottage to a Maus-
,iute, and can he taken to pieces fur the purpose of carriage,
oi to %rad in the country.

(hely One Day more,
♦"n
TWO PRIZES of £30,0n0 CONSOLS,
Nine other Capitals,
YET IN WHEEL

All of whirl' must be drawn TUESDAY, 12th January.
Fr lust!, Contractor for the Ipres►nt Lottery.
II- • begs to call the attention of his best Frien.ls the
1'41,1:c to the State of the Wheel at ihk period of the
I). Awing ; these is now bat Use Dey more, NEXT TV ES-
II IY, 12th of THIS MONTH (January), when fat Lottery
on One, ply Tao Prize■ of £311,000 Consols
••.c' ~,me forth, with Mine other Capital*. That BMUS
thew (ns weal) be prmeinisiently diatin2nishell
, 01.104.1,11 y expects. Already in this Lottery he has sold
of the Capitals drawn !ban any other Ofliee•keeper
• • HISIIV Offices are rein in liable for the sale of elo,ooo
as he lass weld mote than sill the other Offices cum-
J, otchatbsig Two in Ina last Couloir!,
n(sru IN IMIA RES
Anti' in a forum. 'Amery winch root:tined Three Prizes
of Cite.o4.4,

➢ISH SOLD ALL!'!

l'irketo and %arr., warranted wsidenwn., are now on
Sct rd. T. DISH'S Offices, 4, Cu, anII, end I, Charing Cruse.

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MESSRS. TIIO ‘IAS wl RICR AND
.1.T.1. ABBOTTNnfSKINNER-STREET,Wine Merchants,
trading ender the firm of THE COMMERCIAL HALL
WINE COVTPANY, against whom Mr Searleft, on Ihe 25th
of November last, in the Court of King's Bench, moved fur
arid obtained a Rule to sheer Cailir why ais 143(0'1010ton
siesuld not be cibiloted against them on the Affidavit of one
Charles James %Trench, au mieertificated Bankrupt, and of
emit Kbyte* earepb., beg leave to apatiogiat for istrodiwg
themosiresente more npun the Public, and trust that the
anxiety they must naturally feel to repel the gross and un.
founded calumnies attempted to be emit noun their chutes
ter. by deligrOtte and interested Individuate', through the
istriium of the exparte statement of the above persons, will
he consiisered a sufficient excuse. They respectfully beg
leave to inform their Friends and the Public., that listening
to the advice of Friends, flume' at variance with their nowt
anxiour w;sliva, tb it refrained loins replyhie fully to the
slatement• in the Papery, rats) they should have obtained
copies of the Alti Myth. on which those statements 'alerted
to be gi oniultil; having accomplished that point, they feel,
they slemlil he wanting hi themselves, to their numerous
Friends. and to the Pithily in general, who have eo long, and
so filitrAlly supported their establishment, if they did sot
embrace Ilse talent it opportuitity of unequivocally asserting
that the Affidavits, rind she statements that have appeared
in the Paper.. lerttnmerl upon them, are wholly nutrite, ex.
ere in the mere csretruistatice of their having pureliaard
for ready money; they positively Jens ever basing di-
rectly or indirectly advised Wrench or Joseph, or any w-
eal', to übtain %Vines un Credit, for the purposerif et thug
smell Wines to them; our did they know that the Wines had
bees prornred oft credit ; nor from wl they had been ob-
tained. 1 hey deny they ever bought Witte (ruin Wrench or
Jost ph, or any tree else to fief it taut ',amen, either its invoice,
receipt, letter, or in any other way ; nor did they over request
them to trunefer in the Trenton Docks by fictitiona nausea ;
nor did they ever accept a bill fur either of them. They ne-
ver emplayed Om as agents, either directly or indirectly ;
sod it Wrench or Joseph could Lave got a better price fur
their ginsi!s, for Iratly 3IMIlly, than what was offered by Tho-
mas and It•cliafil Abbott., they certaiiily *wild Inc.' taken
neat rille,litre ; for, in fact, all T. mid R. A blauti's trans.
netioos nails them wise condocted iu the fair and regular
way of trade; the purchasing fee ready money is therefore
the head mid front of their offence—no Illtift.: and they have
yet to km it, that suers a mode of sicaling is in this commer-
cial comitey considered an offence. Wills respect to every
'legal iisis contained its those affidavits mattiri d to support
the charge brought agairtet diens, they des hire that they are
in tote absolutely false and gs sturdiest ; and they feel most
happy in assure their Friends and the Pubic, that the refit.
'anon will not test on their testimony alone, but that it will
be cotifirmed by Doctituentary Evidence that cannot he slues-
tionsed They beg leave to remind the Public, that the
Motion was nut made till within the last four days or the
Term, and then a Ital.. was obtained to ,hew Cause use the
first slay of the meet; by which the liistigstora of this stria-
tions attempt against their Character and R. potation have
°Wanted full two months' time to labour at iiii it dirty work,
ere Thomas and Richard Ahlnitis shall be uffor :rd the
opportunity of reprints% their Calumnies in open Court:
and the se.virra sif else Rule was the first isilima,on they
received iii ilso blow that was :rinsing at their character oust
coast qu-ii,... It is universally reported, that the Wine
Consinittre have instigated this business; but though one
of them has Mien tiered to say, that lie would try Its bring
stintellung forward arg imst Thomas and Richard Alshotia
(from what motives they leave the Politic to eitrejecturte,
they do not believe that such a body of mei, would, (nun a
spirit of commercial hostility, lessil themselves to such an
attempt, it eh against a too sucteasiiii rival. But lie the
instigators sr :thettura who they may, Thomas and Richard
Abbott% call upon them, if there ',sista in their 111411111.1. 3
apart of nsaillinties, to come forward and avow the part they
are talon:: in this linsiness, and nut shelter thestrielem in
/ the vile attempt !eland such characters as Wisisich and
IJoseph. Mears T. and R. Abbotts moat respectin Ily beg
1 to draw, the patine mind to the extreme mu It y that has
i been exercised against them by several of the public prints,
in estispliitg their names In the must harsh and urifeeniig•
mower, with transact it which every honest mall must
abhor, anti that, tiro, upon the txparte statement of such
I resent it; those ashlsieril in support of the Ride.
1 Meiists. T and It. Abliottaroffer the followiog as worthy
f attention :-
1 that Wares of the first quality 42. and 46a per dux.
I (him Old XIOO per pipe.
Shrine s and Hoek Retells'
Ofil %Vest India Madeira
Cope !Bedews
Old Hock 2lls. and billy.
The finest fall-liewised high-flavoured Clarets, of all
the first gruwths

TO SCHOOEM ASTERS.
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THE ETON LATIN GRANLVIAIt; with
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