The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-09 00:00:00

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DR.URY-LANE THEATRE.
MISS S VIEPHEDIF NIGHT.
This Evening, THURSDAY, June 9, will be performed
FA U sT US.
The Principal Characters by Messra.Welleck,Terry, Harley, Browns,
Archer, Bedford, Vitals Blinn, and Ponies,: Mesdames Stephens, L
Paton, and Povey.
After Which,
A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCIRT.
In which Mr. &Lido, Mr. Mori, and Mies Stephens, will perform.
To conclude with
ROR ROY MACGREGOR.
ittYltoyMacgtegorCampbeU, Mr. Macready; BailloJarvli),Mr.Harleg.
DiantiVenson, Miss Stephan,' Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Bunn.
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COPENT-GAIZDEN THEATRE.
Mt. *AVNER has the honour to ammonia for Ids &meet, THIS
EVENING, THURSDAY, June 9 the Them imblanaleo Pieces,
• BOLAND FOE AN OLIVER, KING CMAR THE SECOND,
awl the MILLER'S MAID: Sir Mark Chp Alfred Hlgheyer, Fix-
ture, abl Maria Darlington, hi the Bret Pier, by Mr. Fawcett, Mr.
rariklayner, and Miss Foote. In the deond, Xing Charts. by 1
and Mary by MM DONE and In the last, Choi bai
Raiser, and Phoebe to Foote. Mr. Ruisbino Lacy, of the
Theatre. will play a grunt Camino on the Violin. Miss Paton Ma
kindly to sing Elaek-eyed Susan.* TM Talented infant
will her celebrated Datums gad Mr. Rayner " Dandle Dha-
bi Emden:* •
to be hal of igellelyner. ts. efeheFeelehellente
HAYMARKET THEATXR.
ThM Evening, THURSDAY, June 9, wale perlittnel
FORTUNE'S FROLIC.
Robin Rough-head Mr. Wilkinson.
After width,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. .0)*
Sir Job's Falstaff, Mr. Duwton ; Master Slender, Mr.,J. Russian;
;wales Shallow. Mr. Younger; Fort, Mr. Vinlatt Sir Hugh Evans,
Mr. Wlllisensi Penten, Mr. Melrose' Dr. Mae; Ws. W. West. Mrs.
Ford, Mre.Ws) lett ; Mrs. Pegs, Mira T. MI; Anne Page, Mu George;
Mrs. Quickly, Mrs., C. Jones.
To which will be added,
IDE IRISH TUTOR; or, NEW LIGHTS,
Terry O'Rourke. Master Burke.
To conclude with
THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Wildlove, Mr. P. ['siren; Z hyena. Mrs. WayletL
SANDER THE ESPECIAL PAT ONAGi OF THE LINO.
ROYAL GARDEN VAUXHALL,
Open TO-MORROW EVENING, thtBl tah of June, and every Monday,
Wednesday, Friday,
With a constant Succession of Aments, from Eight 'Klock WI
Twelve.
sea Dour. open at Seven.—Admission Ea. 6d.
THE .4 PO IL6II7ITON.
52F/1511 Ten 1611111DIATIO PATIO/2140Z or NM 1114/11IFFT.
On SATURDAY NEXT, at Two o'Clock,
Tlis following lELF.CTION of MUSIC will be performed by Mr.
FORMS ou the APOLLONICON, I Grand Musical Instrument,
invented and constructed by blimers. Flight and Robson, Organ
Builders, 101, it. Martin's-lane:—
PAST 1.
Overture, Donna del Lego I Roednii—Air, 'II mlo Times (Mozart)
—Glee, 'The Curfew Atwood )—Seena, 'Ombra &baste (Zlagarelll)
Hunting Chorus, Ler Freischutz (Weber,.
PART 11.
Overture, Der Freiseheta (Weber)—Caveittna, • Tis else ansende
(Roselni)—Glee, 'The Rod Cross anighbf (Calcott)—Air, • When the
gentle eve descending,' Precloss (SA eberl—Mareh, Donna get Lego
(Rossini).
N.B. Mr. Purkls's Performances will be continued every iataaday
daring the Season.
The Mechanical Powers of the A pollonicon are exhibited Daily,
Rota One till Four (except during the time of Mr. Purk Is's attendance),
performing Beethoven's celebrated overture to Prometheus, Mozart's
Overture to ZaubergOte, and Haydn's Grand Military Movement
item bin Twelfth Symphony, in the execution of which it has been
honoured with the sanction of the mote eminent mechanical and
ususleal men of the age, and ie allowed to omens a grandeur and
variety of egket, with a precision and alitUesey of expression, supe-
rb.. to any other luso unseat in Europe.
Tao limit arranged fur and set on the Cylinders by Yr. Fligh t. Jan-

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LONDON, THURSDAY. Jima 9, MS.

The French Papers yet continue to dwell on the Coro-
nation. The Provincial Journals are filled with the de-
tails of the ceremonies that were performed in different
parts of the country at the same time that the august so-
lemnity was transacting at Rheims. A general feeling of
joy was apparently spread through France, which the pub-
lic authorities promoted and encottraged by the distribu-
tion of prises, gift■ to newly-married couples, dances, and
illuminations. On Monday, after the limo had made his
grand entry, the fetes of the capital would commence. On
Tuesday his Most Christian Martsry would be invested
with the Order of the Garter, which would be presented
by the Duke of NOUTWUMIeatAxu, in the name of our
Sovereign. The King of the Nitraaltsans has, in like
manner, sent the Grand Cross of the Military Order of
William to CIIAIRLIS X. and the Dattrant.
The King and Queen of IViarrm alio, travelling
under the names of the Count and Countess in Tees,
arrived in Paris on Saturday. The stay of their Majesties
in the French capital will, it is understood, extend to a
fortnight or three weeks. The Constitidiuxnel indulges in
many conjectures as to the cause of *is unexpected visit.
It is too common to suppose that every movement of dis-
tinguished persons must have some important object.
With the multitude, a statesman cannot shake his head,
but, like Lord Burleigh, he must be turning over some
profound plan on which the safety of the empire depends.
We think that it is not a netsurf inference from the
journey of the King of WIRTEDBXIG to Paris, that the
constitutional liberties of the South of Germany are to be
immediately suppressed.
The anxiety of M. DX VILLXLX, not to fail in his plea