The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PAREIL

TH'' PRESENT MONDAY. Jotimary 11.
Tesesriay It. auillnesrlay 13, theCnr-
tain
wiil rise to a NEW DIVERTISE3IENT, composed by
Mr Kirby.
Pri'mod Dancers—Mile Walton, Miss I,e Mint, awl
Mi. Kirby, with the Ladies of the Corps de

After which CM time Ohio Seutimi), o Atli..-Cowie Burletto,
oner the mow of the Frcuch Skqe, called
THE DINNER 01 MAUELON.

Piiaeipel Clearaciers—Etienne Benoit, Mr. Meredith ;
1-metot (seventh tistir, Mr. Campbell ; and 31adelus, Miss
Scott.

Alio, a uew Farcical Barletta, with sew aril appropriate
Altaic auJ I) ' cancel
BACHELORS' MISERIES.

Principal Characters by Mr. Meredith, Mr. Smartt, Mr.
Goluerral, Mr. John Amer, Mai Garcia, Mas. Daly, and
Mr. 4. Ormelsricaer.

(fourteentis time) a New Melo- Dramatic
Cumin Pantonene, with New Music, Ake. &led
THE FIRE GOBLIN,
AND THE THREE CHARCOAL BURNERS!

Wlliten from that .b‘tinvii.bed and highly interest:lig
IRI,IIIIIIICe, " The Auliquery," by %Value'. Scott.

Maximain Waldeck (afterwarda PantaltioW, Mr. Thly
Martin Walneek (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Kull; George
nal& ek (afterwards Clown), Mr. James Junes. Columbine
Huntress, Miss Walton.
In Scene t►e 8131-4 Hisniing Festival and Rural Fete, in
which will be introduced, a Pas de Deux, by Mr. Kirby and
Hiss

A New Marietta is in active rehearsal, and will speedily be
vt winced.

Doors open at Haltpast Five, and hrein at Half.past Six.
fluxes, 4s.—Pat, 2s.—Gallery, 14.•••SeCt)tid Price at Half.
plot Eight.
Places to be taken of 111 r. Stuck, at the Box.ollice of the
Thratre, from Ten till Four.

Ow Tharsiday seat, first time this Ceason, The Lord gif the
he which Miss E Broadhurst will make her first ap-
pearance iu this Theatre.

gri WOOD'S ECONOMICAL PATENT
\J• KITCHEN RANGE, 147, Tnitrnharo•ronrl-mad,
lartiscen Beilfurel.street awl Greet Rusin. eel, of which
t is only uremsars 1., state, that am it Ms NIP Aar emend the
i,ien mint both,, it eutmegmetitly ottpergettes the difficulties
mid inconveniences ■rising (rum those that have them,
the pr. rariousiiess of fixtinT, the dancer of obstruc-
ti)n m the fleet, the difficulty of managing the immense
..wiumption of fuel, &c. he The great eneouragemelit
1:1. 11 tee met with for seaju, years puss, their supermrity.
li.:lre made from a size to snit a Cottage to a Mas-
k mi. and can he taken to pieces fur the purpose of earthier,
'.;tud in the country.

rCO counteract the many attempts that are (laity
mink to impute on the unwary a apisriour conspooi.
iostriol of ihr GENVIN t: prepared
1)V, sad MAILTIN, they have adopted a mew Labalou
'huh their whirrs.,
!17, 11l nit HOLBORN.
esiospicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an
wittinn to this, and the difference of the type, which ;a
t•, all all letter-preas will enable ptirchaorra at mire le detect
the imposition.
7111 REAL JAP.IN BLACKING, made by DAY anil
MI1"IN, flulttusu, is surd to Bettirs 01 BJ., Is.,
'44 L. ad. each.

UNIVERSAL SCHOOL HOOKS.

This day is pnblia6 4. iu une large Second
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1..0, .. ... ..
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approved Antlioritice, and cakulated to combiue Eistertaiii-
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"It would be a superfluous task fur us to transcribe any of
the papers, as ibey art either given in the words of a well.
knowu Author, or slightly abridged and altered by the Com-
piler. we shall, tberefore, only observe, that they are select-
ed frum some of our most appraised writers, among whom
we recognize a ilk pleasure the mimes of Blair, Beattie, Col.
lyer, Paley, refithill, Gregory, Sturm, Kett, Burke, Erskine,
Chsteasibriand, Seward, and Kirke While. Clarke's Russia,
the Classical Juuritid, the Inspector, Monthly Review, Gen-
tleman's Magazine, anti other Periodical Publications, are
frequently quoted; while, iii the poetical papers, Young,
Thomson, Riebardsuii, Falconer, Cowls, r, and Blacker, cast
a /Waling lustre eves the paves of this Class Burk."—New
Review.
Loudon : Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pa.
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and Country.
Of whom may ales be bail,
S. Au INTRODUCTION N. the DIURNAL READ-
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the Capacities of Youth, price 33. buund.

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BY MR. EVANS,

At kis House, No. 211, THIS DAY (MONDAY),
January 11, and Eleven following Days,
A SECOND PORTION the Curious and
nil Extensive LIBRARY of the late Jaws Bindley, P.sq.
P.S.A. removed from his residence in Somerset-place, con-
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Books in every department of Literature, but particularly
in early English Literatuir, many of which contain rare
Portraits and original Autographs.

ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP.
rilliE baneful effects of common Soaps are
generally known : to notice a familiar instance, look
at the hands of a woman who haa been washing; their use
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to remove these evils b u been the object of the Prom leant
of the Ambrosial Soap, whirls is prepared by a new proses.,
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The following Articles are presumed to be too generally
known to require culogium.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYF, changes grey or
red hair on the bead or whiskers to • perinaueut brown or
black. Price ss.—lds, ties.—and one guinea.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair
where it has fallen off from illness, perspiration, or any of
'hose alums occasioning premature decay ; it also keeps the
hair In curl (lutist; exercise in dancing or walking, or its
damp weather. See various instances of its success iu an
Essay on the Hair, eucl•sed fOUIId itch bottle. Price 3s. ed.
a bottle.

CAUTION To avoid conuterfrita, •.k for Atkinson's
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Sold by dye Proprietor, James Atkiiiiion, rt ',tomer, No. 44,
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by most Perfoittera and Hair-dres►*rs ie the kingdom.

Of whom may also be hail, by the same Author,
I. LETTERS A OUR ESSEP lo a SEItIOUS and HUM-
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••• The Two Letters on ANTINOMIANISM, and the
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L. The CONDUCT of the cLEncr. in supportimr the
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meniost them by the Rev. Rithard Lloyd, w a Letter to that
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