The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-09 00:00:00

No. 6,610.

NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, February v, will
be perfumed the Trliedy of
MAE:BETH.
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Ponca". Mr. Powell s Malonlm,Mr. !Weever ; Macbeth, Mr.
Kra,: r.Wallack ; flanqur., Mr. Pmre Kam, Mr.
l'oJer. batty Macbeth. Mro. Bono; Hecate, Mr. U. Smith.
To conclude with
(HOVANNI IN LONDON.
Don Giovanni. 3larlpnie Yu leas Leporello, Mr. Harley.
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Squalling Fan. Miss Posey.
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To-morrow, The Road to Ruin.
On Wednesday, The Hypocrite: with lindoiska.
On Thursday. rhilandeling ; with The Amnia of AU Work ;
and Paul and Virginia.

COrENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, February 9, will
be performed
CORTEZ;
Or, TIIE CONQUEST OF MEXICO.
Bowan& Cortes, Mr. Cooper; Sancho, Mr. Fawcett ;
Mr. Chapman; Zocuvin, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Acacia, Mr.
Peruses. Amasidl, Miss Paton.
After which,
THE POACHERS.
Tlee principal Characters by MOOTS. C Jones, Blanchard,
Jon* and O'Brian; Mesdames leach, ChattOOPer, erley, and Vining;
and Mimi Love.
To conclude with the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND POOR RODIN;
Or, THE IloltsE THAT JACK BUILT.
MeMegaln, Mr. Eller; Pentainen, air. Bows Clown, Mr.
J.S. Grimaldi. ColumbitiN Mrs.Vedy.
To-morrow, Native Laud; ar. The Return from Slavery; with
The Poachers.
On Friday, John Bull.
The Pantomime every evening until further notice.

NEW SURREY TREATRE.
The nen Melo- Drank d m Asian the Lion" has been crowned
with complete suecesit will be repeated every Evening until
flirthcr nutter.
I' EVENING, MONDAY, February 9, will'
he pertained
AgLAN THE LION;
tk. THE SEVEN TOWERS OF TEPELINI.
Aldan, Mr. H. ketnble; Delreno Brion', Mr. Simpson; Max-
tor, Mr. Mild; Negour, Mr. Herring. &annuli, Miss Kimbell;
%oldie, Miss Tullman.
Longan, the Irish Champion, will certainly appear every night
this week with his lkrnnd, Tom lileyneolds, when the (;rest Fight
at Woreester will be illostrated.
After which,
A TEN PEAKS' BLINDER.
Jack Ilispernl, Mr. Gollott ; Thad, Olilarney, Mr. Loveday.
Lady Apes, Mrs. Younge ; Nose, Miss Goodwin.
To conclude with
THE tiA)IBLERS: or.
" Murder, though it have no tongue, wiU speak
With must neiracutloux organ."
Places to be taken of Mr. Bonner, at the r.ew Ilos.office of the
Theatre, and of whom may be had Private Boxes nightly; also
free Admissions for the Season.

111011 A FUNL),
Incituted cur the Relief of n■ Ihreayed 31embers, Wahmas, and

I Irpitmin,
(;:qicr the l'atronav of I lit Moat Ilracioun Majesty and the
Royal Ham
anti the Sultsrrihers to this Institntion nrc
ropertfolly int4mcvl, that the A N NI ' A OW EMT for
the BEN 1411' of the above Alt ITV, will take place on
LVENING, MONDA V, at the English Opera House,
•;rand. - -

Leader. Mr. F. Calmer . • Conductor, Mr. Gmatorem
The following eminent Perri..amen have already promised their
',stance : —Mho Paton, Min Povey Mini Vents, Mimi Willis,
and 3lias M. Tree t Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Harm Mr. 'Ferrail, Mr.
smith, Mr. Goulden, Mr. Atkins, and Mr. Saints; Signor Curium
and Mail. Curioni. . .

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A Concerto en the nap by Miss Sharp.
A Solo on the Flute by Mr. Wridncr, his second public ap-
pearance in this country these twehs years.
Variations on the Mandolin Lonastrtlo ton a Tens, composed
be Rossini, with an at comp.snunent ter &full Orchestra), by
Stigma. P. Virowt ati.
Tickets may belted at the principal Music sl3ops, and Plates
taken of Mr. Stephenson, at the linzoolcc.

A PAVING TO TRE PUBLIC.

-I 111.11 i WS SEAL and CiA)TH CAP MAKCPAC-
aI • Tt;RY, cARPRT RAO, and PORTMANVEAtt
WARE/MUM, 131, et. ilartites-laae, Lotion tollogite
the Church.

This Advertisement will he found worthy the attention of (kn•
tltoea Ruing abroad, Mitnagors of Schools, Public Institutions,
and also of Private Families. Caps are much better for Itoys,
being lighter and cheaper than Hats : an extemhe assurtmeur is
Pleats kept, and may be had at the follimlni; low peices
Nue flush Cares, bs.; Fur, 5a.; heat rich Wool Seal
Nkia, ka. and lie ; 1.W1& am( blentkinen's best Seal Skin Tra-
velling Caps, at 75., and Ha. ; rich lantres, lie., 10s, and 12a.
rape ('leaned, Altered, and Rep/drug!. Strong Blue bloreen
liege, well lined, aml 6d.; Carpet Bags, with patent
row and brass Welt, Hs. Portmanteaus ma Trunks of nay di-
sruption.
N.B. The Trade supplied teeny extent.

DRINCES ('HLEBRAT,EI) RUSSIA 011. is now
if so improved with an extra valuable Ingredient, thrutigh which
tt Ina made it the greatest tire:wryer and pmmoter to the hair : if
and constantly, not u hair will fall off or turn grry : it is such a
merishm to the hair, that even if it has begun to sum grey, it will
restore it to its natural colour by rubbing it frequently into the
mots, as hundreds have experienced who have used It regularly. It
sure to deer the scurf, from infancy to old age, and when dress.
og with it, will always keep the head and hair i:Tuan and beauti-
ful, and in curl. Will surely remote the hair on bald places. if
there is the least slips of roots t but if persons are bald,and the roots
we entirely gone, fen against nature that any article can restore it;
and if persons pretend to restore hair when the roots are gone, by
my article whatever, it is a falsity. Persons who have begun to
IM bald ought to he particular to use the Russia Oil daily, or at
the Inuit every other day, as there must be a complaint In the scalp,
which may go further, and ram off the hair entirely, if neglected.
which has often been the case. Even Medical Gentlemen of the
Illedleal 1611, who have analyaol Prince's Russia Oil, bare pub-
hnbrd in the" Gazette of Ifuelth," No. In, that the discovery is a
neat credit to the proprietor, and Is superior to any other Oil fur
*stair, and will do in eases of baldness and weak hair, what can
featibly be done in strengthening and restoring it. The Medical
fretitiOnen hare also anal vied another 1111, which is daily puffed in
Paper* as used by Lino:ors, Kings, 1/ukes, &c., anti have
7ablisheti in the,. tiarci te of Health," No. 12, that on examining
ohe tecredients of this grand Oil, they find it contains only corn.
ion oil, coloorei and perfumed; therekre, it cannot be compared
t the Russia Oil as a nourisher to the hair. There are petty per.
tuorrs, hair-dressers and others, who melt bullocks' fat, and put
rt pots and perfume it, and take in the public by pretending to
1 them Meant' Sheave ; but it is well known that Ileum' Grease is
so harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and fall off
he truth of this is well known to every one who kenos the Empe-
• Aletamier, as he lost his hair at an early age; and many per-
m rat destine inn in the North also lost their hair at an early age,
`rough using Bears' grease. In short, in Russia, and other parts
the North, where the Bears are, it is found from experience that
rs' Grease is too harsh for the hair ; and whoever recommends
to this country for the hair, must do It for imposition, or must
vmerant of its injuring the hair; bat Prince's Pelein3ted Russia
ILI iv mixed with the most nourishing oils in Europe, anti it is
rat: like • jelly; and it is proved by every nee who has given it
tor trial to be the only article that actually preserves and pro-
" the hair.
It is no wonder that fouling and nentlemen have complained of
to of the Ram is Oil not being of service to the hair, a they have
end trot that unprincipled pennon have sold them counterfeits.
ado and grntlenien will be particular, as impessors in (least Arl-
in. Franc.,, and different ports of the l'ontinent, have made the
soot' the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like the genuine, and
nne, more to deceive falsely, hare printed on the counterfeit covers
!Motional." or gennine Russia Oil," and some even are so
althongh they know it is punishable, to put the original
ltirt'W. . name. Therefor, etirchasent should be eautOus, and
..ie it of the proprietor, or of respectable readers.
for Prince*. Improved 11nasial NI. The ounce bottle, five shill.
' 7'; ; a i irgr bottle, containing five ounces, one Pound. is a laving'
by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, Poland-street, Oxford-
'.noiir the Pattiliroo br Mr. Smyth. perfumer to his
''"'n• New Itornl-stroet ; Messrs. Ilendrfe, Tichborne-atreet ;
'T•l:or,li:tont-street ; htiyre, ItS, Chearide.: Johnson, 118,
Too. Royal Ext.hange ; and by moist principal perfumer
';,:erl • • ri•i..ler..

Rossi,, ' i,l has been improved with the extra ingredient
yr .r l:!2, thrinigh which it will keep pleasant in tins or
4", •Several captains who have conic from the Con-
Itr that when:•ver they landed merchandise they
I▪
lren asked if they hail wir of Prime's Russia ? therefore
sill fled an advantage in ripen-ling it. AI erchants and
'l4l"` will te,eive a liberal allowance fur exportation.
',71,M I'v :Witt's% it on the 24th of November. 1814, before the
it .''tt"e of lit-don, as l'rince is the original I'mprietur in
2"+"n,r of tit- Bnssia (hi ; and therefore, if any pertf.iner.
hair. dresser, or wit, one else In (heat Britain or
• ,iirNolory.sel/ an hi called litisinf)ll, that is not l'rinee a.
as they sell cotinterfrite to their customers. As
jodtes an4l Gentlemen in the country bays been taken In by
111-h^,:l4,ll.,'Nons selling them Countcrliit Russia therefore
" to have the genuine by sending a remittance to the
°To, will be ferwartled immediately by mech.