The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-02 00:00:00

HYDE'S ROOMS, TOTTENI IA M-STR EET.

Late the King's Ancient Music Room.)
GLANZA, Jun. and Mr. F. CROUCH re-
• spectfullv inform tie Nobility, Gentry, and their
Friends, that their BENEFT I', which war; Cxoti few the SIX 111
of JUNI:, will he on FRIDNY the THIRD of JUNE, when
will be ,lerfarrned a Grand CONCERT of VOCAL and IN-
S7III7,NTAL MUSIC.
Principal Vocal Performerv,
Mat Richardson, Miss Tvrer, and Mi•s De Camp.
Signer Viganoisi Siiwur Marelli' and G. Lanza, Jun.
Leader of the Bind, Mr. Pinto.
Prmcipal Violoncellw, Mr Crouch.
Oboe, Mr. Li .g; Flute, Mr. Sinst,who wiil play a new Con-
cola, consposed by himself for the occaical ; Bassmin, Mr.
Holmes t Clarinet, Mr. Mahon; Horns, Messrs Petrider ;
Tram.; t, Mr Hyde; Double Bass, Signor Aufuni; and Con-
certo .P.ano-Fotte, Mr. Neste.
ACT 1.
Grand Overture, liuSerflote. Mozart.
Duet, Signor Viganotu and G. Lanza. Bianchi.
Aria, Miss De Camp.
Concerto pia; a.yorte, Mr. Neale. DilS4ek.
ibiettn, Miss Richardson and G. Lanza. Mozart.
Atia, Signor Mumili.
/chi.), French HOPIS, Messes, Petrifies. Petrides.
Vuettoluffo, Mi.s De Canr,r, and G. Latua,jun. Cimarosa.
ACT. 11.
Grand Sinfonia. Haydn.
song, Signor Viganoni (by particular desire)
Mamma inia. Lanza.
Dona, Mw Tvrer and G. Lulu.
New Concerto Flute, Mr. s.uist. Banat.
Song., Miss Richardson. Handel.
Duet.° Buffo, Signor Morelli and G. Lana. Cialarosa.
Song, Tvrer.

Sorii, Autfa, 4,. Lana, jun.
Fatale. • !ratan.
Thxes m oren,wl at Seven, and ber,in preeisoly at Eight.
Tidtets 104. firl rash, to be had of Mr. Lanza, No. 13,
Charirs-street, Nl•drUcs.nt Hospital ; of Mr. Crouch, No. 10,
Canstitution-row, Grkt's.lt it-road; of Mr. Reurtisnu, No. 6,
Norfolk-meet, strand ; at all the principal Music Shops ; and
at the Rooms.
N. B. Ticket. isswd for the 6th inst. will be admitted.
Nu Mooney taken at the Doors

MESSRS. BOYDELL and NICOL beg leave
acquaint the Subscribers to the great riational
Xdstion of
SFIAKSPF.ARE,
That the riehteenth and Last Number of that Work wil be
• published on siTutt 'my next, tire 4th hismot.
They cannot, however, part with ilins•litigit :nod respeltalim
characters who have sty; ported them in this very aoltious un-
dertaking, during the very worst of times, without giving'
them soma small mark of the s.stise they have of that obligi-
ttril. Tney have applied, therefore, to Mr. Boohoo, of
Sohn, a name dear ta his cot.stry and the arts, who. with a
liberality pecoriar to his character, has kint:iy undertaken to
superintend the execution of a MEDAL. to be presented to the
Sulam:fibers. Mr. B•nillon has, In this ;ma of an, given the
Public already a very s•tisfactory proofed' his penve.s, w staking
even the Copi.er Fa:thio„..4 of Cheat Britain. soperior, its poi.rt
of workmanship, to the Gold Coin of all foreign matinee,
They intend that the name of each Subsr-tber to the Sliak-
spring shall be engraven on the Medal presented; and that this
may be done with accuracy, they iotreat M.: favour of every
Sob,criber to sign its name, with het own lia:3l, on sheets of
vellum, which will be prswr,ted to hiat for that
These sheets will afterveirds 'ue bound in a Volume, to be
placed in the Shaksoeare GILefV.
All the Subscribers, who reside in or tear. London, are en-
treated to do tbtm the lemma to cal at tin! Gallery, far this
purpose. Those who reside at a disattee finm the Capital are
respectfully informed, that sheets of vellum wilt be forwarded
to them for their signatures, in the way they aha.l point oat.
Pall Mall, April 14, 1803.

This Day is published, in Oac Volume, Octavo, price las. W.
in boards,
THE HISTORY of the INSURRECTION of
the COUNTY of WEXFORD, A. D. 1799; incl mling
an Account of the Trait:admits preceding that Eventl' with au
Appeudix. EtubsUi.tted wall a Map u. the Court:y.cl Wex-
ford.

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AN ABRIDGEMENT of L. MURRAY'S
ENGLISH GRAMM R. With as Appendix, cods
raining an Exemplificition of the Parts of Speech. Des:gnarl
for the Younger Class, of lsearives. The Eighth Edition.
"An introductory Book ou Granular cannot be made too
plain and simple ; and this Author has therefore done w Inky
in selecting froro his larger Work flotced Brit Crit. v. vfii. p.
',67) such particulars ash a ermveuient Book of Instruction
for Children. It n not ',mewled by the A uthot, that the pre-
sent Grammar should superset,. his larger Work, the
that it
slwrald serve at an Introduction to it. Etigksh Grammars are
now vs numerous that selection beonmes difficult; but Mr.
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British Critic, Sept. 1798.--See also Mouith:y Review, Nov.
1767
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