The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-24 00:00:00

TREAT/JR ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This Evening, THURSDAY, March 24. will be performed
BRUTUS.
Luslus Junius Brutus, Mr. Sean ; Titus, Mr. Walleek ; Tullis, Mrs.
Bunn; Tarquinia, lin. W. West.
After which a new Pastoral Ballet, c►lled
THE

Or, THV.ITIFIVIIkiiIII 'BUSH.
The Principal Characters by Mr. and Mrs. Noble, &c.
To conclude with
SIMPSON AND CO.
Mr. Peter Simpson, Mr. Terry; Mr. Bromley. Mr. Browne; Mrs.
Simpson. Mrs. Holm, Mrs. Bromley. Mrs. W. Hat; Mrs. iltsallan,
Miss Smithson; Madame La Trappe. Mrs. Order.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE'.
This Evening, THURSDAY, Hardt S 4. will be performed
WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE.
Lord ?Huey. Mr. W. Ferrets; Sir William Dorrilon, Mr. Fawcett:
Sir George Evelyn, Mr.('ooper. Lady Priory, Miss Jones; Lady Mary
Raffle, Mrs. Gibbs; Miss Dorelon, Ulu Foote.
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After which,
ALADDIN;
Or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Aladdin, Mrs. Vining: Abanevar, Mr. Farley; Kazrask, Mr. J. IL Ori-
makil. WMIoW. Mrs. Davenport.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,

STRAND.
MR. MATHEWS AT HOME.
This Evening, THURSDAY, March 44, and on Mondays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays. Passion Week excepted,
MR. MATHEWS' MEMORA NDUM-BOOA
of Peculiarities, Characters, and Manners, collected during Lis various
Trips.
Sows—"Memoranda In Confuslon"—.. Night Conch"-" Bubble,
a capital Sorg—" Sailing Match"—" Old and New Tinies"—.. Publte
Office, Bow-street.
PAST lII.—A Monopolvlogue, to be called
THE CROW. His DANGER.
Doors open at Seven; the Performance to comntenee at Eight. Places
to be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box-otliee, Strand Entrance, from
Ten till Five.
Caortoor.—The new Entertainment will not be printed . • and all
Books professing to contain any parts of it are gross impusltioni and
frauds on the Pu'olic.

ADELPHI THEATRE,
STRAND.
Tills Evening. THURSDAY. March 54. will be presented
ALL AT COVENTRY.
Timothy, Mr. Wrench; Gabhiewig. Mr. Salter ; Tommy. Mr. Elliott;
Lively. Mr. J. Reeve. Dora, Miss S. Booth.
After which, the nand Ballet of
CINDERELLA; Or. THE LIT I*LE GLASS SLIPPER.
By Mons. Hullhes
To which will be added,

A FISH OUT OF MATER. Peter Grill, Mr. J. Reeve.
In the course (Mike Evening, the celebrated Seen* from
THE DUMB GIRL OF THE INN.
Straguardo. Air. Blanchard; Rebaldo, Mr. Auld.
Together with a variety of Singing and other Entertalamente.
The whole to conclude with
Mol DER RED CAT's
Or. 14 ‘RLEQCIN AND THE FAIRIES OF THE ROSE.
Parleguln, Mr.W.Lirby; Pantaloon, Mr. Elliott; Clown, Signor Paulo.
Columbine. Mrs. Searle.

THE APOLLONICON.
CND'S"' Tre INMIDIATS FATIONAO• OV NIB Itt A PUTT.
On SkTURDAY NTXT, at Two o'Clock.
The following SELECTION of MUSIC will be performed by Mr.
PURKIS on the APOLLONICON, a Orand Musical Instrament,
invented and conitrneted by Ileum nett Mid Robson, Organ
Builders, 101, St. Martin's-lane:—
Parr I.
Overture, II Seraglio(Mozart)—Air, 'Should a youth,' Der Fre!rebut:
(Weber)—Song, Bid me dlecour‘e' (11Ishop)—air, • So eet home' ,Ditto)
tilpsey Chorus, Through the greenwood forest, Promos& iVieber/.

PART 11.
Overture, Taneredl (Roe/Intl—Song. • Cherry ripe' IC. S.
Mosey Glee (Welsh)—Air, When the gentle eve descending,' Prceloba
(Weber)—Lad Churns and Ballet, Prcelosa (Weber).
N.B. Mr. Perkit's Performances will be continued every Saturday
during the Season.
The Mechanics! Powers of the Apollonleon are exhibited Daily.
from One till Four (except during the time of Mr. Purkle's attendance).
perforating Beethoven's celebrated Overture to Prometheus. Mozart'.
Overture to laulierflute, and Haydn'. Grand Military Movement
from his Twelfth Symphony, in the execution of which it has been
honoured with the sanction of the most eminent mechanical and
musical men of the age, and to allowed to possess a granclaur and
variety of effect, with a prechdon and a deliewey of expresuion, supe-
rior to any other Instrument in Europe.
The Music arranged fur and see on tin Cylinders by Mr. Flight, jun.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We must decline to copy Mr. L.swt. ES lel letter, for two reasons :
first, because it is contrary to an established rule of our Paper to
copy articles of that nature from other Journals ; and, secondly,
because we are not disposed to foment a di-sension which must
be mischievous to the cause which the dissentient parties both
profess themselves desirous to support, and which we will cot as-
sist either of them to injure.

The BRITISH Pats! commenced publishing yesterday morning
at Fire o'clock.

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LONDON, THURSDAY. M•acu 24, 1823.

The Paris Papers of Monday are filled with long and, to
us, uninteresting dissertations on domestic politics and the
current literature of the day. On the subject of French
Finance, which is now under the consideration of the
Chamber of Deputies, we find in the Covirr ier Francais the
following statement of the results of M. DE. VILLELE'II
administration. It brings at once under the eye a view of
the oppressive burthcni imposed on France by the Royalists