The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-09 00:00:00

Mm. Hughes . .£1
John Stuart Wortley 25
Me..,.. Bicknell & Smith 5
John Robert Udney I 0
Anthony Merry .
Frederick Pollock - 10
Win. Frederick Pollock 2
Jesse Middleton' .
Charles Varebrother 10
Oeo. 11. 1

104. Rd.
lea. Rd.
10a. Rd.
10*. Rd.
Lubbock
and
• £2l 0
)0 10
- 10 10
and Co.'s
Beau-
-160 0
10 0
. 2 2
. 1 0
4 0
A Gentlewoman - 111 0
At Ranttom and Co.'s.
The Proprietors of the
Theatre Royal, Hay.
market - 62 10

Chart?, Smart - 10
Wm. Stewart ROM ii
Miss E. C. Goddard I
The Hon. Jas. Stewart 2
At Alessre. Fuller and Co.
W. A. N. - I
E. B. Foxa
Miss Fox . I
51isa M. M. Fox . I
C. R. . a
John Rogors - gi
°onion Knight - 00
The Rev. Francis Annexe-
-20
2

ley .
John Robbins - -
Pon and son - 2
David Salmons . 10
Joseph Solomon. 10
Jenkins and Jones 10
Per ditto—

At Willhons, Deacon, and Co.'s
The Worshipful Com.
pony of Skinners . 100 0
Jobe Wray 5 0
Cook. Warren, and Cook 21 0
0. Filliter 1 0
Mrs. Yiniter . 1 0
Miss Edwards - 2 0
At Messrs. Child and Co.'s.
;Captain G. H. Seymour AI
Dr. Phillimors, LLD.
. and M.P. - 20 0
:John Knight . 109 0

Kennerley, Son, and Stan.
ton - 2 9
John Ash and Co. 2 0
Weston and Lake 1 1
Langstaff and Heeop 1 1
A. Gibson . 1 0
A Friend - 1 0
Ditto . 1 1
Ditto . . 1 0
H. F. . . 1 0
G. F. - 1 1 ,
Subscriptions received by t 4 e Bankera In Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. H. HYETT, Sec.
Applications to the Committis must be addressed " To Francis
Freeing, Esq., London," amid superscribed, " Manufacturers'
Helier Committee."

..
Thos. Perrott
. 10 0
,Wm Hatchimon 2.5 0
Col. Sir C. U. Veie 5 5
E. W. E 10 0
Rev. W. Wood - 6 1

KIMYS

TRH.

TE Public arrtitvieCiftilTyitfiorneti, that the LAST
MASQUERA DE this Ammon will take place on MON-
DAY NEXT, the 15th of MAY. On which occasion the whole
of the Theatre will be fitted up and decorated as it was for the
Grand Fancy or Fell-Dress Ball given on the 21st of April, for the
benehi of the Spanish and Italian Refugees. Choice and efficient
bands will be provided for animal dances, reels, quadrilles, and
walttea. A Royal military band will also he stationed in the
Theatre, to relieve the others by the performance of sonie of the
most approved symphonies and other pieces of music.
The approbation bestowed on the last Masquerade, with regard
to the aeleettess of the company, bait idduced the managers of this
not to revert to the former injurious practice of distributing a num-
ber of character tickets ; therefore in this instance they will be but
sparingly given, andonly to those persons whose respectability and
acknowledged talent will be considered as likely to conduce to the'
hilarity of the evening's entertainment.
Tickets, One Guinea each, including the usual refreshments of
tea, coffee, lemonade, orangeade, &c. Character Tickets, 10. lid.
each. A supper, laid out with the taste and discrimination evinced
on most occasions by Mr. Orogen, will be provided in the Gallery 1
Coffee-mom, for which Tickets may be procured at 7s. lid. each:
and some of the very best wines the cellars of Mr. Charles Ince, of
Craven-street, Strand (His Majesty's Purveyor), can produce, will
be placed at the disposal of 'menthes, lists of which and prices will
be placed in conspicuous prices Aleut the Theatre.
A. certain number of Boxes will be detached from the other parts
of the house, for families and parties to see the 31alquerade, and
may be had on application at tise Opera Office, n, Old Bond.
street, Two Guineas each. Masks. dominoes, &c. to be had in the
Theatre.—No person admitted without a mask.
The most complete arreagement has been made with respect to
the police, which will be under the direction of Mr. Handley, of
Queen-square Police-office.
It is deemed necessary to apprise the Public, that no Ivory
Tickets will be admitted ; and, its order to guard against the in.
tension of disorderly persons, no Tigkets can be bad but at the
doors, at night ; at 27, 014 ; and at the following
fietveet
illssqueraile warehouses:-11r Award, Lower Brook-street; ,
Mr. Hunt, Davies street, Berke ey-square; Mr. Marsh, 143. Ox.
ford.street ; Mr. Emanuel, 13, Panton.street ; Mr. Thresher,
Haymarket ; Messrs. Brooks and Heath, Great Newport-street ;
Mr. Betts, Royal Exchange; Mr. Simmons, Holvwell-street;
Mr. Barthelot, hairdresser. 22. Hatton-garden ; Dlr. Nathan,
Berwick-street, Soho; and Mr. Fentum. htrand.
. .

1 E. T.
• A Friend -
Ditto
11 J. J.
N At Sir John William
• and Co.'s.
• Monkhoole, Winter,
• Bowman . .
10 C. and 11. Bird .
• Riiph Ricardo
• At Ilammersleys an,
11 Mitomm Wentworth 11
-Went
11 Rey. Willlam Flinter
Longhorn Chrirtie
• H. F. S.
! Admiral T. Jones