The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-16 00:00:00

BOM BASTES FURIOSO.
Artaxominons, Mr. J. Russell ; Fusbor, Mr. Payne; Ge-
neral Bombas!es, Mr. Tayleure. Distaffies; Mrs. Jones.
To conclude with the Comedy of
TEAZING MADE EASY.

Litigant, Mr. T;;;;;dlote.---vorm,Ir.Iones; Gammon,
Dlr. J. Russell; Prier Pastoral, Mr. Oxberry ; Mixem, Mr.
Williams. Mrs. T Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Crompton, Miss
Boyce; Mist C'rumputtn, Mrs. Young; Molly Mixers, Mn,,.
Baker; 31i.s Manly, Mrs. Tayleure.
Boars, ss.—Pis, 3s.—First Gallery, 4s.—Second Gal-
lery. Is.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock—lbe Play to
begin st Seven.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at
the Theatre.

N.B.—Private Boxes any be had aightly, by application
at the Box-office.

TO-11101111W, Gay Afantiering, with Too Late for Diener.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG LIS OPERA-HOUSE,
STRA
THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Aug. 16,
will be performed (first time) • new Melodrama, in
two acts, called
THE MILLER'S MAID.
The Miller, Mr. Bartley; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles,
Mr. Emery (his firal appearance on this stage); Many, Mr.
Harley; 01.1 (Langer, Mr. %Jabot haul. Dame, Mr... Grove;
the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly.
After which, nth time, a new Consie Piece, in one act, called
TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS.
Sir William Prune, Mr. %V. Breslin; Mr. Trimmer, Mr.
Rowbotham ; Flask, alias Captain Bounce, alias Lawyer
Johnson, alias Hanspkry Chad, Mr. Harley. Lady Prune,
Mrs. Grove; Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Balls.

To conclude with the Romantic Melo-drame of
THE VAMPIRE.
Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cooke. Lady Margaret, Miss Cur; Hilda, Miss Hold-
away; Ariel, Mille Bodes.
Characters in the Drams—Ruiliven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Bartley Robert, Sir. Broadhurst ; M•Swill,
Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr; Bridge:, Mrs.
Grove; Effie, Miss I. SIMII/011.

Boxes, 55.; Second Prier, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Second Prier,
10.611—Lower Gallery, 2s ; Second Price, lc—Upper Gat-
bey. Is.; Secoud Price, Sd.
Aron open at Half.past Six, the Performance to begin at

Serea.

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To-morrow, The Miller's Maid—Belles Without Beaux—
aad Too Vies.V

VAUXHALL.
SPI ENDID MILITARY FETE.

TO-MORROW, FRIDAY. Auqu•t 17. three
Ga.dkils will Shine forth its the highest style of Mar-
tial Grandeur in

A SPLENDID MILITARY FETE,
To be given in Conlinesoursiion of the Birth Dey of his

Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
The Finhelli.lenients will be of the most brilliant and
interesting description, presenting is the most econspictions
misuser an idea of those Fairy Scenes of Easters Luxury so
much spoken tet:
The Exhibition of FIRE WORKS will be uncommonly
superb, and will display all the appropriate Emblems Bp-
pertaining to so illustrious an occasion.
Admission 3.. 84.—The doors open at Seven and the
Concert to begin at Eight o'Clock.

ECROSS, Importer and Dealer in Foreign
• BIRDS and BEASTS, 34. Piccadilly, opposite
t. James's Church, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the
Public, he has purchased those rommodsolia 'Premises lately
occupied by Ur. PAUL BROOK ES, New-ruail, near Fitzroy.
square, to which place, for the eanversieuee of a more nume.
rows Collection, the HUSINIKSS of Ibis SHOP is KF..
MOVED, cud where he respectfully solicits a coutimiance
of their Commands, assuring them every exertion shall be
Simla. in merit their future Favours, thereby eviuriug his
gratitude fur past ones.
N.B —The must extrusive assortment of every thing rare
aid curious cutistastly ow sale.

THE QUEEN'S DEATH-ANOTHER CUT AT THE
GANG!

Jett radishes!, SETENTetNTH EDITION (with au extra Cut—
the Quern's Hateliwient), price Is.
HONE'S SLAP Al' SLOP AND THE
BRIDGE STREET GANG—Est./man! Contain-
ing Additional Articles on HER MAJESTY's DEATH.
With TWENTY-EIGHT CUTS, by Mr. George Croak-
shank, via.-1. The Quern's Yuoieral liatchment— 2. Sub-
scriptiou Vessel-3. Bridge-street Sweeper-4. His Mark.
mg arnsk—S. The Tenth.; or, King's Own-6 Ferocity
—7. Torpay-tarvy—S. Wren Juggler-9. Peterloo 1110-
onialeal-10. Peterloo Medal—ll. Jack Ketch's Mark
—l2. Slop's Cuckoo Ctotk—l3. Iced but Slop-14. The
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I:an4 al Work-17. Wail nn Tau Slick.-111. Dr. Ship's
Obarrnuty-19. Universal Safely Lamb-20. '• l'ray moron-
her lime Grotto'."-21. The Poet Laureate nod Gloriosa§
Apullu-22. lark in the Green-23. Lasko Bridge and the
Borough Arehei-24. Consiittosional Bridge-23. The Tri-
angle-26. Emplyiug the Stop-pail-27. The Paw-28. The
Gang Arms.

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This day is published, lu I vol. Bea. price 10s. 8.1. boards,
dedicated to the Hue. and Right ker. the Lord Bishop of
Durham, the Second Edition of
ASERIES of SERMONS on the CHRIS-
TIAN FAITH and CHARACTER.
By the Rev. JOHN BIRD SUMNER, M.A.
Prependary of Durham, and Vicar of Mapledurham.
Printed fur J. Hatchard and Sou, 187, Piccadilly.
Where may be bad, by She same Author,
A TRFATISE on the RECORDS of the CREATION,
and on the MORAL ATTRIBUTES of the CREATOR,
with particular Reference to the Jew tsh History, sad to the
Consistency of the Principle of Population with the Wisdom
and Goodness of the Deity. Second Edition. 2 vols. Bea.
Price IL le. boards.
APOSTOLICA I. PREACHING CONSIDERED, in an
EXPLANATION of ST. PAUL'S EPISTLES. I vul. Bvo.
Third Edition, with Additions. Price 9s. boards.

On the Ist of August was published, hotpremed, pike 2s. 6J.
(continued Monthly),
SELECT BRITISH DIVINES, Part V.
containing Archbishop LEIGHTON'S COMMEN-
TARY on St. PETER.
Edited by the Rev. C. BRADLEY, High Wycombe.
lo• Bishop Beveridge's Private Thoughts are completed
in Numbers I. and 11. with a Portrait, and form • volume,
price ss.—Leightou'i Theological Lectures in Nu. 111. with
a Portrait, together with his Expository Lectures in No. IV.
also form • volume, price bs. After Leighton will succeed
the Works of Hall, Horse, Duddririge, Watts. amniotic,
Hopkins, Howe, Baxter, Elavell, Owen, W..loues, eke. Ate.
This %ruck will consist of n uniform Reprint of all the
most valuable Pieces in Devotional and Practical Divinity.
The Authors, from whose writings they will be aeieeted. •re
those who have either been coneistrut blenthere of the Esta-
blished Chnreh, or whose sentiments have been in strict ac-
cordance with the general teuour of its Liturgy and Articles.
A short Biographical Sketch of each Author will be given,
and in some instances • Portrait.

The Woik to be comprised in 40 volumes, but any Author
may be had separately.
Printed by A. J. Valpy; and Sold by Longman and Co. ;
Seeley; Hamilton ; Hatehard and Son, London ; and all
other Booksellers. 01 whom the Work way be had regul.rly
with the Reviews and Magazines, by giviug a geueral order
to their Booksellers.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
re•pectfully acquaint the Public that the New State
Lottery Scheme contains
3 .... Prizes of .... £30,000
Thirty other Capitals, nut Two Blanks to a Prize; 20,000
Ticket'', nu Cusses, and every Ticket decides its own fate;
will be Drawn in Four Days, viz. 30th October, 20th No-
vember, llth December, arid 20th December. The Prizes
in this Lotto:. y consi.ta eatirely of ST &RUNG Mosel'.
Richardson, Guodluck, and Co. are selling Tickets and
Shares iu a variety of Numbers, at their Old Office, flank.
buildings. Coraltill, where they sold last Lottery No. 1,230,
• Prize of 3,00/. Consuls, in clue Quarter, one Eighth, and
tea Sixteenth Sh4rea.

TO THE PUBLIC.
AGREEABLE to roy usual custom, I beg
leave to submit to my best Friends, the Public, the
SCHEME of the SLATE LOTTERY, and in a few days
1 shall take the liberty of giving my epiniou of its merits.
1 am, with the greate.t respect,
Your devoted Servant,
T. BISII, Stock Broker.
4, Cornhill, and fl, Charing-Cross,

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August 13, 1821.
NEW GRAND LOTTERY of the whole 20,000 Tickets,
Begins Drawing 30th OCTOBER;
Second Dav,2oth November; Third Dvy. 11th December;
Fourth and I.ast Div, 20th December.

THREE of £lO,OOO, and THIRTY oilwr CAPITALS,
ALL STERLING HONEY.

NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!-NO STOCK
PRIZES!-NO CLASSES!

Every Ticket will be draw■ sanity, each deciding its own
fate and no other. Tie Ticket. and Sharer on Sale are for
the entire time of drawing, therefore, if a Person buys before
the First Day, and his Number is not drawn the First Day,
he has a Chance fur the See 1, and if not drawn the Second,
he bas a Chance fur the Third, and SO on till the linisb.

3 ......0f......E30,000 Money VlO OOO '
3
2
3
4 . , , 500 Money 2,000
5
13 . ... 200 Money 2,600
14 •••• lOO Money 1,400
20 5O Money l,OOO
50
50 .
... .„„ 30 Money 1.500
100 - 25 Money
lou ......,......e 20 Money 2,010
1,000 .. ... • • 15 Money 15,000
1.500
3,850
10 Money 38,500

20,000 Tickets. Sterling Money..f2oo,ol/0j
f 30,000 (.4 the first drawn Prise •a the First, the same
on the Second, mid the same us the Fourth Day of Draw.

f 8,000 for the wood drown Prize on the Third, and the
same on the Fourth Day.
€6.1100 for Twenty-fifth drawn Prize •hose flOO.
The Tickets c numbered from Nu. Ito Ni,. 20,000.—
No. 1 to 840. 6,000 will be put tutu the Wheel before Dm
Firs, Day.—No. 8,001 to No. 14,000 will be put into the
Wheel before the Stroud Dty.—No. 14,001 to No. 20,000
bent the Third Day.

" Pbcenix Park, August 11,1821,
Half-pest Seven, ans.
MT Lotto —1 felt It to be my duly to acquaint your
Excellency that I have just received a letter from the Earl
of Liverpool, anourcing the death of her Majesty the Quote.
This event took place at Brandenbargh Novae, NO the ail*
of the 7th, at twenty-five minutes past tee o'clock.
" 1 have the humour to be, with great regard,
" My Lord,
" Your Excellerey's must obedient humble Servant,
" SI DMOUTH.
" His Eacellency the Loa Lieutenant, dir. ate- 114 e."
The King is expected with the most intense
anxiety. The reports most prevalent in town this
day are that his MajetLy jug the Park. There
howeverrenrtearn 'this rumour. The general
idea is, th:st his Majesty will come to town this
evening privately, mid take up his residence at the
Viceregal Lodge, where he purports to remain
secluded for a week or ten days.
The ceremonial of receiving his Majesty has been
again altered. Four different programmes have
been published. IVe understand that the King's
Printer will publish a fifth this day.
The King's messenger, who arrived in this morn-
ing's packet, left towu for Howth at one o'clock
this day.
The Duke of Montrose, Viscount Sidmouth, and
Lord Matyborough, with Mr. Grant, have been
iii close conference with his Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant, at the Plicenix Park, during a great
part of this day.
In expectation of receiving dispatches from his
M•ijesty yesterday evening, Sir B. Blome6eld left
town at eight o'clock, in one of the Lord Lieute-
nant's carriages, for Howth, where lie remained all
night, and returned to the Castle at half-past six
o'clock this morning, accompanied by a special
messenger (ruin the King.
Two of his Majesty's convoy arrived in Dun-
leery harbour this morning. They left the King
on board his yacht at Holyhead at ten o'clock yes-
terday morning.