The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-06 00:00:00

UNDER THE ESPECIA h PATRONAGE OF HIS I
MAJESTY. AND BY TIM F^Ca.. PRESS DESIRE OF
HER ROYAL HIGIINEISS TILE /HIESCESS Ali-
GUSTA.
OYAL GARDENR,•KAUXiiilklala—The 'Pan.
etors have the distinguished honour to announce, that thee'
have received the command!' of. her Rent Highness the Prineaa.
Augusta to celebrate the ANN JA JUVENILE FETE
NEXT SATURDAY: July 0: • Uhl otathis RIM interesting oc-
casion the Pmprietors will feel it their greatest pride to render the
Eritextainments on.every respect worthy the exalted patronage they
now melt grateful! y 'ac!inowledge.
The Gardens will he brilliantly Illuminated with many thousand
additional Lamps, in appropriate Juvenile Devices.
The Enteetainmenta consist of—
A G R.A ND CONCERT, in are :act. Principal Performers :
—Bliss Travis and Mims have, Miss Povey and Madame Cornega,
Mr. Brabant and Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Ilorneasde' Mr. C. Taylor,
211 r. Tiuney, Mr. Robinson, Master Barker, &.c. Composer and
Conductor Mr. IL R. Bishop.
The Ballet, lANTRIGUE DU VILLAGE. Principal
Dancers:—Mademoiselle Pauline Roasignol, from the 'flicatre
Royal, Amsterdam; and Monsieur IL Vestris, from the Theatres
Royal, San Carlos, at Naples, and La Scala, at Milan. Ballet
Master, Monsieur Dachau. Leader of the: Ballet, Mr. Rooke.
TIGHT ROPE DANCING, by the celebrated iIIr.WILSON,
his first appearance this Season.
SLACK ROPE DANCING, by the astonishing YOUNG
AMERICAN.
Extraordinary JUGGLING, by French and Italian Artists.
A magnificent DISPLAY of FIRE WORKS, with the
TERRIFIC AS(:ENT on the ROPE by Mr. BLACKMURE.
New FANTOCCINI, PUNCHINELLO, Kt.
Several Balloons will be exhibited in various parts of the Gar-
dens, and ultimately dismissed Into the air ; and. by the gracious
permission of hie Royal Highness the Duke of York. the Band of
Juvenile Performers of the Royal Military Asylum will, for this ,
Night only, parade the Gardens, playing several of she most popu-
lar Airs.
The ILLUMINATED GROVE, with all its Fairy Illusion,
will be exhibited for the first time this Season.
The Doors will be opened at Five, the Performances commence
at Six, and the whole will he concluded by Ten o'clock.
Children under Twelve Years of Age will be arlinitted, for this
Night only, at Two Shillings etch. Other Pentane, as usual,
Four Shillings each.
l. The Proprietors of the Royal Gardens being most anxious to
afford every facility to their Juvenile Friends, beg to announce
that intention, on the present occasion, to open the Gallery of the
Concert Roo.n. and those which enmmand a view of the Ballet and
Fire Works, without any cha-ge for Children. In order to redder
this accommodation general, it is respectfully annomiced that only
such persons as•have Children with them will be admitted into the
Galleries, and to them the usual charge will be made.
The Chinese Entrance will be opened; and the Proprietors mast.
respectfally, yet earnestly, request the Nobility, Gentry, and Poli-
tic, will direct their Savants to attend to the arrangements respect-
. ing Carriages, which will be published in due time.
"• Particulars respecting Private Boxes may be had of Mr..
Andrew', Bookseller. Bond-street.
CAUTiON.—The Public will please to take notice, that all Song
Books offered for sale oteside of the Gardens assrataatiessa and ay.
the Selection varies every Evening, no Bets but those sold inside
of the Gardens contain the Music of the Night.
Females are apptinted to attend in the new Cloak Rooms, to
wait upon Ladies and Children.
j The Free List, as well as the Complimentary Cards, are entirely
suspended, as usual, on this occasion.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Cowl of Chan-
eery, made in a Cause wherein John Davenport and another
are Plaintiffs, and Mary Davenport and another nre Defendants,
the CREDITORS of TRISTRAM DAVENPORT, the Elder.
late of Bagger, in the county of Flint. Farmer (who died in the
month of June. 171$), are forthwith to come in and prove their
Debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of
the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings. Chan-
cery-lane, London ; or in default thereof, they will be excludcd the
benefit of the said Decree.
Al I LNE and PARRY, Plaintiffs' Solicitors, Temple.