The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-26 00:00:00

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Bite Sritigift alreog.

KING'S THEATRE.
This Evening, SATFRDAT, Jni
lEteTT
26, win be performed
ROMEO P. GICLA.
rnices—Madame Pasta, Madame Brayioll, Signor Porto,
Signor Grazinl. and Signor Garcia.
After the Opera a new Ballet, entitled
LE PAGE INCONSTANT.
. Applications respecting Boxes to be made to Mr. Seguin, at the
Opera-odiee, 105, yuadrant, as tuntaL
NEW TIfEATICEIOY:IRURY-LANE.
This Evening, SATE an AV. Jur e 26, will be 'suffocated
THE ROAD TO RUM.
Old Menton. lir. Dorton t Harry Monaco, Mr. Elliaton ;
Mr. Harley; Sophia. Moe S. Rooth.
In the course of the evening Madame Catalanl will sing SHOO Id
Avis, from seminunide—Reeltative, "Comfort Ye. =V Prolde." ad
,:Air. " Fe'ry valley" —Meth, from The ranatleis per la Mudea—eed
itUlia.ll Variations; positively her last appearance this season.
TO conclude with
THE RKVOLTOF THE ()REEKS; or, THE MAID OF ATHENS.
In the Second Aet a Grand Ballet.
On Monday, The Hypocrite, a Grand Concert. and The Revolt of
the ...reeks.
The entittulastic rereptlor which Madame CATALAN, experienced
on t.,e boards of this Theatre, and the extraordinary attraction created
by her unrivalled osers, lIAVe eat...waled Mr. Elliston to retugage
this accom p plished Singer; and the Public is respectfully informed.
that she will am.ear
Thls Evening, Saturday, the 21Ith but.

Principal

TREATRE ROYAL, (701;ENT-GARDEN.
This Evenhie. S %TURMAN', June !d. will be Performed
PRIDE SHALL HAVE A FALL.
Count Vedas°. Mr. W. rzi rot Torrent°, Mr. Jones: Lorenzo.
Mr. Cooper: Colonel rifitrUCCl, Mr. Abbott: Major trshannun, Mr.
Connor: Cornet Count (Winter. Mr.Autes; Sind°' Mr. Blanehard.
Couutra4 Ventoso, Mrs. Darenpor.4 Lc,olura, Miss Lure; Victoria,
Miss Hatinersley.
After whkh
CHARLES THE SECOND, or, THE MERRY MONARCH.
King Charles the Second, ill... Cooper: Lord Rochester. Mr. Join's:
Captain Copp, Mr. Theett Way, than M. Tree.
On Monday. Macbeth. and Forty Thieves.

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THEATREIIOYAL. HAI2If,ARKET.
This Evening, SATURDAY, June 2/1. will be performed
THE MOOUL TALE.
Johnny Atkini (drat time). Mr. Wilkinson. Fanny, Miss T. Hill.
After which,
A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE.
old Rapid, Mr. Liaton t Young Rapid, Mr. Yining; Frank Oatland,
To Mr. W. West s Jew* Oathusd. Wm T. Hill.
conelude with
FISH OUT OF WATER.
Sam Savoury. Mr. Liston.
On Monday, Sweethearts and %Ire% and Shannon and Cu.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.

STRAND.
POSITIVELY THE LAST THREE NIGHTS OF MR. MATHEWS
AT HOME!
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. June 26;
MONDAY, June irk; and
THURSDAY. Judy 1,
With 1,11 ANNUAL LECTURE on PECULIARITIES, CHARACTER,
and MANNERS;
Fotuided on Mammal tttt and Adventures durlug his late
TRIP TO AMERICA.
The Sunnier Smusun of the English Opera will
411 W, July 3.

tee on Saul(•

The Dareisn PIMPS commenced publishing yesterday morning
at half-past five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, JuNt 26, 1824.

The account of the revenue during the present quarter
is now nearly completed, and we have great pleasure in
announcing, that the improvement in every branch of the
public income has been so great, that the revenue was
never in a more flourishing state. The amount of this
quarter will considerably exceed that of the corresponding
quarter of last year. In the Customs in particular,—the
criterion of our commercial prosperity,—the improvement
has been progressive throughout the quarter, and within
the last few weeks the growth of this branch of the revenue
has been unprccedentedly rapid. As no merely temporary
I or fluctuating causes have contributed to swell the public
revenue during the present quarter, its increase can be
i ascribes(' only to the general augmentation of our trade and
manufactures, and to the revival of agriculture. These
sources of prosperity will continue to enlarge themselves.
IWe may therefore look forward when Parliament shall
again assemble to see it engaged afresh in consider-
ing what reductions shall be effected in the taxation
of the country. We heartily congratulate the British
public on the prospects that arc opening upon them.
1 A very few years will, we have no doubt, diflbse capital
through every part of the empire, and carry with it the
blessings of permanent and well-paid employment for all.
The discontent which has been so long extinct in Great
' Britain will disappear in Ireland with the progress of
' wealth and industry, and we shall behold all ranks and
classes of his Majesty's subjects united in the tranquil
enjoyment of uninterrupted happiness.

Yesterday his Majesty prorogued the Session of Parlia-
ment in person. The Session has been only of short du-
ration, but its sittings have been of the first importance to
the general interests of the country. 'Ls Majesty's Go-
vernment have satisfactorily demonstrated their peculiar
fitness for the exercise of :heir authority, as well as their
' regard for the happiness and commercial prosperity of the
country. Curler their management the taxes have been
considerably reduced, the Sinking Fund preserved, and
I public credit thereby materially strengthened. Many
branches of our commerce have been disencumbered of
those restrictions which the policy of other times thought
necessary for ifs protection, and a new impetus has been
given to the enterprise of eur commercial men. The gene-
ral prosperity of the country has enabled the Government
to reduce the pressure of public debt, by diminishing the
rate of interest ; and, if matters go on as prosperously as
they have done, we may expect to sec a further reduction
in the course of a short period. The defects of some of
our Law Courts are to be inquired into and amended;
and the distracted state of Ireland is to be the subject of
diligent investigation. These are the more prominent sub-'
jects which have occupied the Session, and which reflect
so touch credit on his Majesty's Ministers.