The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-04 00:00:00

NUMNER 5797.

TH RATIIR-ROYA L. DRURnLANR.
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Jolt 4,
his Majesty's /invests will perform the Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
fk William; Meadows, Mr. Foote; Voting Meadows, Mr.
yore;. Justice Woodcock, Mr. Celtic • Hawthorn. Mr.
arsbaus; Hotly, Mr. Height. Mrs. lcborsh Woodcock,
Mrs. Harlow.; Lucinda, Miss Cahill ; Madse, Mu. Bland;
Rosetta, Miss Wilson.
Between the Play and Force so Interlude of Vocal Music.
After which the (synoptic Masicel Extravegansit, celled
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.

lko, Giovanni. Mailime Warm; Leporello, Mr. Knight;
11,. Florentine Ilniekin. Mr. Barnard. Mn. Leporello,
M.+ Offer ; Hiaa Constiortia Quixote, Miu Cabin ; Squall.
lug F u,. Mrs. Bleed.
-The Down will be opened at Half-past Sic o'Clock, and
tlw Performances commence at Seven.

antea. 70 ; Serail,' Price, $l.. 3s. A.I ; Serpa('
Pelee, t• —Gallery, 2e. ; *toad Price, la—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Prim, 641-
'To-morrow, the Grand Serials Opera of Artaxerxes, with
Te Spectre Brideerown.

IE ure moot resimecifolly Wormed.
.1 that Ilse NEW THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET,
will be OPENED THIS EVENING, Wednesday, July 4,
1821, when- au OCCASIONAL ADDRESS will be Spoken
by Mr. Terry.
After winch will be performed Maritimes Comedy ut
THE RIVALS.

Sir Anthony Abvolule, Mr. Terry; Captain Absolute, Mr.
Drum,' (his first appearanee in London these three years);
Faelkland., Mr. Faulkner (from the Theatre Royal, New-
cualla); Acres, Mr. Taykarst ((rows the Theatres Royal,
Liverpool and Manchester); Sir Lurie* O'Trieger, Mr.
Ward (frogs the Theaire Royal. Dublin, twist their first
.ppearawres in London); Fag, Mr. Baker; Dart& Mr. Wil-
liams. Jalia, Mrs. aratterley ; Lydia Languish, Mrs. John-
son; Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. Pearce; Lucy, Mrs. Jones; Maid,
Mrs. Kendall.
To which will be added (never acted) a Vaudeville Opera,
in two arts, called
PETER AND PAUL;

Or, LOVE IN THE VINEYARDS.

The principal Characters by Mr. Dreamp, Mr. Wil-
liam., Mr. Terry, Mr. Taylcure, Mr. Hammond, Mrs.
Baker, and Mn. Pearce.
a•• The Proprietors respectfully announce, that the
Theatre has been kept constantly and thorough', •iredi
and that every precaution Ilan tiivn taken to render it com-
plete for the commodious and comfortable reception of the
Audience.

A handsome Saloon has been added, and it is respectfully
hoped that in every particular the New Theatre will he
found worthy the approbation and patronage of • British
Public.

Boxes, s..—Pie, 3.—First Gallery, 2a—Serond
- .

The Doors ie be opened at Six &Clock, and the Per-
furtaaneem to heirin at Seven

Places fur the Boxes to be take. of Mr. Massinghstn, at
the Theatre.

N.B.—Priest, Bases say be bad nightly, by application
at the Buz-uffiee.

To-morrow, the emstedy of the Provoked Hushand :
lard Tows'ly, Mr. Conway (his first appearance in Londou
these five years.)
On Friday, the comedy of the School Cur Smola'.
On Seturday, the comedy of the linen Mau.
tit Various Novelties are in actin peeparsilos, sod will
be speedily produced.

THE.4TRE-ROYAL,_RIVGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

'3111,4 ND.

rr"N EVENING. WEDNESDAY. July 4,
will be performed au Operatic Drama, iu three arts,

THE BARON DE TRENCK.

The Ramo be Treack, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
of Glatt, Mr. Rtinhotham ; Anthony Swarm, Mr. Harley;
Dona Schell, 31111.6 Kelp; Hilllll2, Mr Wilkinson ; Michael,
Mt. NriolLurst. Euectiis, Miss I. Sic,, mon ; Juaephine,
Ifuldaway; Critic, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Mrs. W.
Bennet
To cos.clude with the Romantic Melo-drnme of
THE VAMPIRE.

Characters in the introductory Vortiou—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cooke. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr (from she Theatre
Kuril, Bath. Isar first appearance on this stage); lloda, Was
Holda way ; A. irl, Miss Roden.
Cherectros in the Drimen—Kurhown, Mr. T. P. Coolie ;
Ronald, Mr. Murky; Robert, Mr. Broadhurst ; M•Seoll,
tr Ilerlre. Lady Margaret, Was Carr; Bridger, Mr*.
tiros e ; Effie, Miss I. Stevenson.
bag hewn filled up as nn Illuminated
I will be opened et Eight o'Cluork for the ad-
Second Price, which commences at Nine.
St Boolf-past Six, the Performance to begin at

■ sew Drama, in two arts, called Love's
fur a Wager—and The Rendezvous.

TABLE-COVER WAREHOUSE,
WING-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, opposite
.d-street, where every olercroption mny be purcha"ed
..' Ike parlour, library, and drawinz.room. in the most
novel, . rani, and fish' lite &silos. corresponding wills
the (urn' re; also Blue, Green, and the Spotted, in all
...,,
lengths an, widths; likewise the Plain Cloth, on all colour.,
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and silk. F.erphoossed Leather and Printed Baize Coven., of
the best qtiality, in the newest patterns. Upholst sup-
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N.B.—Embmidered Von and Ten Pot Stand.; f)'Oyley'a
and Dish manila of every sort ; Moneta and Baines in
all colour', and at all prices; Ladies' Habit and Pelisse
Cindy' in the greatest Tinkly, and in the most fashion-
able colours.

JAMES ON INFLAMMATION.

This day was published, iu Bvo. price 10s. 6d. boards,
OBSERVATIONS on some of the GENE-
RAL PRINCIPLES, and on the PARTICULAR
NATURE and TREATMENT of the different Species of
INFLAMMATION; being, with Additions, the substance
of an Essay to which the Jacksonian /Nice fur the year
1818 was adjudged by the Royal College of Surgeons.
By J. H. JAMES.

Surgeon In the Devon and Exeter Hospital, end Consulting
Surgron 111 the Exeter Dispensary.
Printed fur T. and G. Understood, 31, Fleet-street.

This day is published, in 4 vols. royal 410. price 211.;
or, on medium folio, with the Figures more highly finished,
4 cols. price 361. in boards,
TURNER'S FUCI.— Foci, or coloured Fi-
gures and Descriptions of the Plants referred by 611
tanists to the Genus Foram, containing 23$ Representations
of Seri Weeds, as well Foreign as of those fuuud upon our
own Coasts.
By DAWSON TURNER, Esq. F.R S. &c.
Printed fur John and Arthur Arch, 61, Curishill.

This Slay was published, 7s. Od. boards,
ANSTEIt FAIR : a Poem, in Six Cantos, with
other Poems.

By WILLIAM TENNANT.

_ .
F.iurth FAition, foolscap Bvo.
" The g►eal charm of this singular composition consists
in perpetual sallies and outbreakings of a rich and poetical
imagination. It is ibis friqueut kindling of Hut diviner
spirit—this tendency to rise above the trivial 'objects
among ts:.irb lie has chosen to disport himself—and this
power or ^on:leftism grand or beautiful conceptions with the
representation of ♦uhar objects or ludicrous occurrem es,
list `• et recommended this Poem to our unties., and still
seem to oil to entitle it to more general noluriety."—Ediu-
burgh Review, No. XLVI I.

nulled for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane,
I.puilun ; and Ohre, aud Boyd, Edinbol

NEW NOVEL

Just pobliahed, he three volumes, Mum prire 21s. boards,
A LEGEND of ARGYLE; or, 'Ti.
a Hundred Years Since.
" Argyle, the Statt's whole thunder burn to wield,
And shakealikethe Senate and the field !"—Pore.

Printed fur G. anti W. B. W'hittither, Ave Maria-laue.
" A Romance has just made its appearance under the title
it 4 A Legesitl of Argyle, or 'Tim • Hundred Years Since,'
whit h we hare perused with great delight. The combination
of historical narrative with fictitious detail is admirably well
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feel • pleasure, therefore, in reeonsme•diug the ' Legend of
Argyle' to our numerous Headers."
Also, just published,
2. LOCH lEL ; or, The Field of Culluden. A Novel, in
3 vols. prier 41a.
3. SUCH 13 THE WORLD. A Novel, in 3 vols. prier
21s. boards.
4. The FAVOURITE of NATURE; dedicated by per.
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21s. beards.

MAGNIFICENT 14110 e ERY !!!
NEXT TUERDAY. %di July.
and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors for
.11 • she present popular Lottery, beg to call the atten-
tion of the Public to she important mlvatitsges offered to
those who purchase Tickets or Shores of the present magni-
Scent Lottery, before NEXT TUESDAY, 10th of July.
On that day One of £24,ooo—One of £l6,ooo—Two of
£2,100--Two of £6oo—Teu of £23o—Teti of £lO5--25 of
£4O-1,200 of fll,
MUST ALL RE DRAWN,
and all those Persons who do Not obtain Prizes that day,
may, if they think proper, retorts these Tickets and Shares,
and receive back nearly three-fourths of their Money, pro-
vided they are returned before Tuesday, the 17th iustaot, as
will be sees by the following statetueat

Present Price. Money back.
a. d. F s d.
A Sixteenth costs 1 14 6 hut may receive back 1 3 6
An Eight h.. coats 3 S 0 bnt nay receive back 2 8 0
A Quarter.. costa 6 15 0 hut may receive back 4 12 U
A Half.... costa 13 7 tt but may receive back 9 4 0
A Ticket... costs 24 19 0 but may receive back 17 0 0
After baying had the Chanre of the above 1,251 Prizer,
which must all be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, those who do
nut return their Tickets or Shares before the 17th of July,
will have the Chaoce of ALL the other Prises i■ the
following

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Without Classes, to be drawn 10115 171 h, sod 21st July.
1 .... of ...f 25,000 Consuls Y 25.000
1
2
1
1
2•
2,400 Consols 4,800
2 •2,100 Consols .. 4,200
2
2 .
6
6
10
10
20
25
41
ISO ..... ...... 21 Muse, ,,,,, 1,050
1,015
1,100
1,200 ....

12,991 Tickets. Total, Consols and Ussey mono
The 1,251 Capital and other Prizes, that must be drawn
Next Tuesday, form part of the above Scheme.
The option of rettutsinv in Tuesday the 17th of
July; and those persons who du not return their Uudeawn
Tickets ,ind Shares before that day, will have the chatter of
the 2,248 Capital sad other Prizes that will be drawn 17th
and 21st instant.

Tickets and Shores are selling at the Contractors' Offices,
37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket, London ;
and by their Agents in the Country ; where several Capitals
were sold in the Drawing which took place uu the 1411 s of
last month.

•* Schemes, with full Particular*, Grstia.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUISDAY, JULY 3.

Their Lordships met at ten o'clock to hear Appeals.
Woot.re, Appellant; ?HC KING, Respondent.
This was a writ of error, from the judgment of the Court
of King's Iteneh.—Pustpoised to Friday, fur the atteodaoce
of the twelve Judges, when one Counsel is to be beard ou
each side.

RUSSELL AND OTHERS, Appellants ; SHARMAN AND
OTHERS, Respondents.
This wne an appeal from the decision of the Court of Ses-
sion, Senttatill.
The Solicitor-General sail Mr. Adams were heard for the
Appellant; the AtiornerGeneral and Mr. Pollock fur the
Respondeat —Further argnment postponed.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. BROADEN,
and other Members of the House of Commons, brought up
the Duke of Clarence's Annuity Bill, the Audit of Accounts
Bill, the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, and the Metro-
polis Police Bill, which were severally read • first lime, us
the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY.
THE DUKE OF CLARENCE'S ANNUITY BILL
'_ _ _

—.—
The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that lie hoped the
Noble Earl would give isolate when it was intended to read
this Bill a seeond time, sa it war hit intention to take the
opportunity of delivering hie sentiments on it; at the
same time he wished it to be noderatood, that he agreed
with the whole provisions of the Bill, lint it occurred to
him that it would he a proper time to express his opinion
on the subject of the revenue of the country.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY—" The Howse is sum.
moned for to-morrow un other business, and the Bill may be
read a second time then."

The Earl of LAUDERDALE, we understood to say,
that his present intention we., to postpone the business
fitted for In•morrow (the second reading of the Cruelty to
Animals Punishment Bill), and 1w could out consent to the
Bill which he alluded to being reed a second time to•teur-
row, %mill he had some conversation with the Noble Earl at
the head of the Treasury.
The conversation then dropped, and there was no definite
time fixed for the second reading of the Bill.
The Consolidated Food Bill, the Greenwich Hospital
Bill, the British Spi►its Duties Bill, the Rom Importation
Bill, end the Sheerness Lando Bill, were severally read the
third lime, passed, and seat to the House of Commons.
The Lunatics Trustees Bill, the Mohair Bounties Bill,
and the Warehousiog Goods Bill, went thesingh a Commit.
tee, and were reported without any amendment.
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUPDAY, Ji' 3.

Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Secretary fur
Ireland, presented certain Returns from the Irish Lines
Board ; which were ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. CA MRS FT adverted to the erotica of the Wives
of two Lieutenants in the Navy its' coulinemeat as insane
persons, which was rejected yesterday, on the ground of
irfutraelity. He reeepiielated the ciresiestances of the

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