The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-15 00:00:00

NBW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. August 15,
will be performed the Comedy of
THE HYPOCRITE.
Doctor Cantwell (td time), Mr. Terry; Sir John Lam-
bed, Mr. `loony,; Colossi Goebert, Mr. Joiner's • Direly,
Mr. Baker ; illaw.worse. Mr. Liston. Old Lady 'Lambert,
Mrs. Pearce; Yoong Lady Lambert, Miss Boyce; Char-
lene, Mrs. Chaiterley.
After which the Opera of
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.

Fiero, Mr. Lows; Fiorello, Mr. Lentil Leo; Asloaio,
Mr. Ta,kure; Clierobiso, Mra. Challerley ; Coast Algae-
viva, Mr. Jones. Commies, Alaaariva, Mr.. Garrick Ss•
was. Mao Paton.
Ta-mor►ow, The Marriage of Fipro—Peler F,.—aid
Match- orakiug.
Ou Salarday, The Barber of Seville: Boris, Miss Palos
....Katherine and Petruchio—and The Wedding Pay.

NEVER ACTED.
THEA TRE-ROYA L, NO MU OPERA-110USR,
STRAND.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Asignot 13,
slit be tried Oral time), a new Operatic Drams, is
Ave act', to be rolled
GIL BLAS, at 17. 25, 52.
A Prologue will be spoken by Mr. Bartley.

h Acts I and 11, t►e Scene is laid at Penoadur sod in ih
Neighbourhood.

Characters—Gil Bias (aged 17), Miss Kelly; Gil Peres,
111 r. W. Bennett; Picaro, Mr. Wrench; Rolaodo, Mr. T. P.
Cooke; Ambrose de Laurels, Mr. Wilkinson; Lope, Mr.
Callahan; Domingo, Mr. .1. Knight. Donna Memel., Mks
Carew; Leonardo, Mrs Bryan.
Io Act 111, the Scene is at Valladolid.
Characters—Gil Bias (aged 25), Mr. Pearmao; Dos Fee.
lady, Mr. J. Bland; Count de Pulan, Mr. Johnson; Picaro,
Nr. N'rencli; Rolando, Mr. T. P Cooke; Ambrose de La-
pels, Mr. Wilkinsoo. Dona' Meneia, Miss Carew.
la Acts IV any V, the Scene is at Madrid and its Vicinity.
Characters—Gil Blas (aged 52). Mr. Bartley; Philip IV.
of Spans, Mr. Rowbotham; Don Gaston, Mr. Broadhurst;
Pica,.. Mr. Wrench; Riilaodu, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Antonia,
Miss Kelly; Marietta, Miss Povey.
To which will he added the Cowrie Operetta, called
FIRE AND WATER.

DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE
(LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER-
BRIDGE.

THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, August 15,
To-morrow, and Saturday (fourth time), a new awl'
splendid Melo-dramatic Romance, interspersed with Songs,
DOM, Choruses, Deuces, Combats, Pageantry, gad Eques-
wise Evolutions, ott a Scale of Magnitude peculiar to this
Theatre, called
ALEXANDER TILE GREAT,
AND THAI.ESTRIS, THE AMAZON,
latrodocing the whole Stud of beautiful Horses, their
Performances arranged by Mr. Davis. The Drama written
awl produced by Mo. C. Dibdia, and will comprise fifteen
entirely sew Scenes.
Mr. O'ilson's graceful Performances on the Tight Rope.
Equestrian Exercises by ii. Yorkshire Phenomenon, without
Saddle or Bridle. _

To couclode orilb lbe admired Harlegoioade, called
INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS.

SURREY THEATRE. •
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, August is,
will he lierformed
THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL;
OR, KING JAMES AND HIS TIMES.
Willi
THE INNKEEPER OF ABBEVILLE;
OR, THE HOSTLER AND ROBBER.
_ . . _

Aed To-murrow will be perforated • new Grand Se►ious
aid intere•ting Sfelo-Drawie, called The Murderer; or, The
Devoted Son : with the new Greed Splendid Melo-Drame,
ailed Zenaldi ; or, The Day of St. Mark.
N.B.—Children under eight years of age admitted at half

NEW SPLENDID HISTORICAL DRAMA,
And most positively the Last Week or
THE BEAR AND DOG'S ENGAGEMENT.

SADLER'S WELLS.
TEVENING. 'THURSDAY, A agvot 15.
.11. and two folloning Eveninr, the Entertainments
*ill commence at H•lf-past Six prreisely, with the Forest
Scum horn

VALENTINE AND ORSON,
is which 4r. H.Simpson's real Bear will display her wonder•
tut sagacity.
Valentine, Mr. Lewis; °coon, Mr. H. Simpsoo; Hugo,
}lr. Fellows.

After which • Laughable Parcells (in One Aci) called
CHERRY BOUNCE; OR, GAMMON AND SPINACH.
Tu which will be sailed (fourth lime) a oplesidid Srrio-Comic
Historical Drama (in Three Acta), called
JOAN OF ARC ;
OR, THE MAID OF ORLEANS.

Mirka of France, Mr. Lenin; Beauvais. Mr. Campbell;
Volianto, dr. Keeley; Florian, blr.Vale. Joan of Are, Mrs.
Egerton.

End of the Drama, as Occasional Address will be spoken
by Mrs. Egr rion.
. . . . . .

The whole to conclude with

THE RIVAL INDIANS; OR, THE FAITHFUL DOG

ESSEX.-WANSIEAD HOUSE.

Superb COREA.' N TAPESTRY, in the finest Preservation;
beautiful DAMASK sod VELVET HANGINGS; excel.
lent PAINTINGS; fine SPECIMENS of ANTIQUE
SCULPTURE in MARRI.E, BRONZES, STAINED
GLASS; costly FURNITURE, FIXTURES, and utiles.
EFFECTS.
I%lit. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-
street, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public,
'kit on MONDAY, the 26th August, 1822, and following
Day, at Eleven o'Clock, lie shall offer
FOR SALE, AT WANSTEAD HOUSE, ESSEX,
The ARTICLES DEFERRED at the LATE SALE,
Together with various uncleared Lots.
The Taoistsy is in the finest priservatiou, representing
the Triumphal Entry of Alexander into Babylon ; Alex-
each( sad Hephistion at the Tent of Darius ; Alexinder's
Patasse of the Grum us, of the finest workmanship, a chef-
. (tour ; Telemachus at the Island of Crete ; Venus and
Cupids ; Vulcan with hat Thunderbolt. ; Diana after the
Chase, with her Attendants; Maas returning with the
Spoil rof War; and num mu. others, equally flue, and on
1.1,117 interesting subjects; beautiful Damask and Velvet
Ileuelage' of exquisite workmanship ; a few fine Paintings,
Antique, Mai hie Sculpture, Bunts, ornamental Vase., &c.;
fine Bronzes, costly Furniture, State Bedstead. and Furni-
tures; Bede and Bedstead. of various description. • Wiudow
I winos ; Velvet Ottomans ; Chairs ; Dieting, Library, and
other Tables ; Fenders and Fire Irons; valuable Fixtures
i la Stoves, Grate., Ovens, &e.; capital Iron Wire Inviable
}curing; a Fishing Boat ; and numerous other Effects.
To be viewed on Thursday, Friday, aod Saturday preced.
Ing the Sale, by Catalogers, at Ss. each, to admit two per.
sour, which may be bad coo the Premises; at Messrs. Rob.
sus, Lightfuot, and Raiment, Castle-street, Leiceater.square;
at Strum Bruadrett, Spirits, and Reddish, Temple; and
of Mr. itylmul, 170, ltoigesteitreet, opposite Bsrliogioe.
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