The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-05 00:00:00

DIEDIN'S MONUMENT.

Freemarions"farern, March 5.
THE STEWARDS for the FESTIVAL in aid of the
above object beg to state, that in most reluctantly offering
upwards of four hundred applications far Tickets to remain unan.
swerol, they have been acting from neevoity alone. The utmost
extent of proper accommodation has been calculated upon, and
Tickets issued to the flill number of persons who can be enter-
tained. The Stewards have not yet determined upon what steps
they may hereafter take to gratify those who have been disap-
pointed; but finding it imporible to increase the number already
pmvided for, they beg to give notice, that no individual can be
aliniued without a Ticket, and earnestly to entreat that no attempt
may be made to eater, without compliance with the necessary regu-
lations.
Dinner nu Table at Half-past Five for Six o'Clock precisely.
Ladies who are invited to the Gallery ad ed from Half-past
Seven tin Half-past Llght o'Clock.
Subscriptions in aid of the Monument received by the Trea-
surers, Messrs. Haman* and Ca Bankers: by the Stewards; and
at the Bar of the Tavern.

O#iRA.HOUBS.

THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, March 5, the FIRST
CONCERT of ANCIENT sod MODERN SACRED
MUSIC, 'hailer to the Concerts Spirits& at Paris.
Private Dozes for Siz Persons a b. each, or single Box Tickets
at lis. es& A Party taking Your Tickets may have the use of a
Bo: gratis.
To be had only at Pattum's Open, Music, and Commission
Warehouse, DI, Soiled
(pair the Adelph4.
Dozes may be en fur the tits. Concerts at the above Terms.
Pit Tickets as us Opera, Drury.lane, and Covent-garden
Theatres PTI•141 Boxes, in various situations, may be had nightly.
Daik apse Ar Subterihses fee the Fres& Pk/ s slims peorety
COVIINT-0, EXTBICAL FUND.

.ARDEN TH.
PATIOW,
The KING'S Most Excellent MAJESTY.
TIM Nobility aid Gentry are very rtspectfully in-
formed, that the NINTH PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY
JIItINER of thin lestitutlon rill take place on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, at the Freemasons' Tavern, on vrhkh occasion hilt Royal
Hlgineat **DUKE of YOKK has 'viciously signilled his inlet.
riot again taking the Chair.
•ICE-POCRIDTVTII. _

His Royal Hydhthesa the HIJKE of SUSSEX,
Doha of Leeds, Bedford, and Rutland. K.M. ; Marquises of
Stafford, K.D. Hertford, K.G. Bute, Anglesey, K.G. Womestse,
M.P., and Huntly; Karla of Eine:, Coventry, Darlington, Mul-
ls:rave, Aberdeen, K.T. and (Bengali; Viscount Humanism,
M.P.; Lords Selaey, Henniker, George William Russell, 111. P ;
Francis Cooyugham, Arthur Ilill, M.P., and William Lenox ;
=ler dthe Exchequer, ; lion. fieneral Phipps, M.P.,
Robert Taylor, George Lamb, M.P., Edmund llyng,
MC F. El ltinstmei .therlr Agit Ellis, M.P., and Wm. T. F. V.
Poplin, M.P. ; iseutankruMeneral Sir Ronald C. Ferguson,
Hart. M.P. LCD.. ; Major.sienerals sir. Thomas 1/7er, Wm.
COIWIIITS, M.P., and Andrew Hamard, Bart.. K.C.R.; Sin Geo.
Wesreorler, M. P. Thomas Hanle Farquhar, George Pocock,
Gorge Clerk, M.P. John Peering' Alderman, Charles Flower,
Annum, and Robert Townahend Farquhar, Barts.; Colonel Ran-
kn i_Cdriltaill Forbes, R.N.; Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A. and
Or Richard Ilimie; John Calmat, M.P. John Wilson Croker,
• Chariot Calvet, M.P., Wm. Curtis, R.H. ens, Francis
Chonsry, Wm. Joseph Denison, M.P., John Dawkins, Richard
Nast Davis, M.P., I. 11. Massey Dawson, M.P., John Fuller, John
Faidie, George Fraser, Francis ?reefing, James Coding, Charles
slitainsmod, Thomas Maker, Thomas 'Jayne, henry Harris,
Kemble, Thomas Leaman, Peter Laurie, Sheriff, John
.Iromr, Richard Martin, M.P., T. R. Mash, Thomas Moore, John
Arm, 111. P., Jahn Baker Richards, Thomas Field Savory, Row-
land Staphormso. Robert Smirks, Hear Watson Taylor, M.P.,
John Treater, Owen Williams, M.P., Thomas Wood, George
Brom Whittaker, Sheriff, John S. Willett, William Willis, jun.
TAW

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8k &watts Treaters Daft. John Fawcett, Esq. U. Harris, Esq.