The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-01 00:00:00

THIRTY-FOURTH TIME

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TINS EVENING will be performed a New CJmedy,
ill live Acti, call d
THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER.
The Charargor by
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Mr DOWTON, Mr BANNISTER, Jtin Mr. powru.,
Mr. POPE, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. ('Um,
LINS, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mts. JORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG,
Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. SCOTT.

End of the Comedy,
A PASTORAL DIVERTISENIENT.
In which will be introduced
A EAVOURITE HORNPIPS
Ry Master BYRNE.
To which he added, a Farce called
FORTUNE'S FROLIC.
Robin Wriegh-head, Mr. COLLINS.
Snacks Mr. MADDOCCS.
Frank, Mr. COOKF:.
Rattle, Mr. PALMER.
Nancy, Miss B. MENAGE.
Margery, Mrs. SPARKS.
Dot Mrs. MARLOWE.
The Doors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the PVT-
;.,mi.ce begin at Half-past Six.
Bet" 6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. aillery, 2s. Upper G.,llery,
Places for Ow Roses to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Res-Offiee, in Little Russell street.

SIXTH TIME.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET.
TINS EVENING will be produced, a New Cnaedy, in
Lire Ass, called

GUILTY; Or, NOT GUILTY?
The CharaAers by
Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. PALMER, Mr. ARCHFR, Mr
PALMER, Jun. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr.
GROVE, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. MATHEWS, Mrs. T.
WO4bDFALL, Mrs. WARD, Miss GRIMANI, Miss
WOODFALL, Mrs. GIBBS.
The Prol.erse to be spoken by Mr. PALMER; Jun.
The Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON.

To which (by particular desire), will be added, t Comic
Opera, in Two Acts. coed
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK.SMITHS.
The Overture raid Music composed and selected by Mr. Kelly.
Vigil, Mr. DENMAN,
Captain B.•ldare, Mr. ELIASTON,
Tottertrm, Mr. GROVE,
Risk, Mr. MATHEWS,
Solomon Lob, Mr. DE CAMP,
Serjeant Dub, Mr. HATTON,
I.ydia, Mrs. MATHEWS.

• tbe New Comedy of Guilty, or Not Guilty r performed for
the Flea Time yesterday evening, having been honoured by
an or, "flowing Audience, and received with unqu-ihs.l
and universal approbation, will be repeated every evening till
fut:ber notice.
The Public is respectfully informed, that, dining the Wirter
Months, this Theatre has been cccupierl in preparing, with
a: it induurc and es:pence' a splendid Dramatic Ballet.
I:1z 3 Se. Pit 3e. First Gallery 2.. Seconi G illery Is.
The Doors to be °pellet at Six o'Clock, and the Perfenuauces
h^ein wt. Seven.
races 'fro be take* of Mr. Rice, at the BOX Office of the
Theatre.

SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY.
MESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to acquaint
1 the Public in general, and their Friends us particular,
that the Tickets for the
SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY,
Price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, are
slow ready for delivery, at the Shalcspeare Gallery, Pall-Mall ;
at Messrs. BoydelPs, No. 90, Chespside ; and at all the Li-
censed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and Ireland.

EXHIBITION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New-
Rood, opposite Portland-place, continues open every
Day, froth Ten o'Cloek till Dusk. Eight elegant Rooms,
disiilaving upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED CAPITAL
PAINTINGS, by she mod eminent Mainers of the Italian,
fataish, Flemish, Dutch, German, and French S. honk ;
■ tinge in their !revers:alai, ela.+ieally arranged, and *Bolding
th.! most delightful mid vanety.
Pictures sold, to rennin in the Exhibition Rooms till the
15th of slyly next; when City will be ieplaced by others,
forcing part of this Grand Cull ntion, but nut exhibiting at
present fur want of room.
N. B. The Conditions of Sale to be learned at the Gallery.
Admittance One Shilling.
••• Rooms for Refreshments.

DANCING and MUSIC, by Mr. ALI.F.N,
assisted by Mews. TOMLINSt)N and ADAMS,
privately taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who
have never learned there accomplishments, or not in the fa-
shionable style, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, and
No. 10, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, on Plans expresdy
finned fur those who would acquire them particularly private,
expeditiously, and elegant.
Piano Forts and Harp taught.
Schools and Families in Town, and within eight..en mike,
pinctually attended. and systematically iii-troViell in every
aqui, elegant, and finished pan of modern Dancing, and

Ladies and Gentlemen of rmpectal‘ility, coming from the
Country to learn, Officers, Foreigner., and all who w.-O
v. make extrema rapid progrevi, mat have A;artinerol
P.,Jrd in the lintos,, with con,taiit iiimuttion till :.erreft,
notch this way Oros very sliort time.

`ANTS a Situation as HOUSE STEWAIiI),
a MAN who has liv-tt in that c.ipac.tr many yeir4.
respectable reference will h.. (I,4:Kt
n Aat Mr Kerby'', Stationer, No. 33, 011 Rond•
will be attentkA to.