The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

rusArmir ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.

II-I IS EVENING. MONDAY, Juice 11,
. will be acted 04 the sew Tragedy of

DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Miamian, Mr. Abbott; Dlutoon, Mr. Maeready; Pythias,
Mr. C. Kemble; Norias, Mr. Clogpasaa ; Damocles, Mr.
Egertou ; Lisroilloo, Mr. Connor. Calanthe, Miss Dance;
Merasion., Miss Foote.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Connor, the Epilogue
by Miss Foote.
Afire which, a new G►and and Pamir Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON.
Friar Paella, Mr. Comer; Yaoderfloast (afterwards Pania-
!ono), Mr. Rumen; Adonis Pribble (afterwards (over). Young
Grimaldi; Young Manley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. El.
tar; Miles (afterwards Clowu), Mr. Grimaldi. Meliment
(afterwards Columbine), Miss E. Deflect'.
Doors to he opened at Half past Sin o'Clock—the Play to
begin at ♦even.
Boxes, 7. ; Second Price, 3s. 6,l—Pit, 3t. Id.; Second
Price, 2..—Gallery, Rs.; Second Prier, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Seemed Price,
On 'Wednesday, The Tempest, with Undine.

TH EATRE-ROYA 1., DRURY. LANE.
ELI.ISTON'S RIGHT.
MR. ELLISTON has the honour to inform
the Nobility, Gentry, his Friewds, and the Public hi
erarral. that his BENEFIT is Axed for WEDNESDAY
NEXT, Jose 13, where will be reiterated (not acted this sta-
ses) the favourite Comedy of
THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND.
Mr. Strictland. Mr. Pope; Frankly, Mr. Cooper; Bellamy,
31r. Barnard; Jack Mlegtot, Mr. Russell; Raster, Mr.
Elliston ; Tester Mr. Knight. Clarinda, Mrs. Edwin ; Mrs.
Strirtland. Mrs.'Orger; Limns, Mrs. Harrows; Jacinths,
Me. W West..
After the Comedy a Grand CONCERT, how act —Duet
of " All's Well" (bolt sad only time), Mr. Boalsoso and Ma-
dame Yestris. "Sweet Echo," Miss Poesy (accompanied on
the Clarumet by Mr. Williams) Sang, "Doe soft sigh,"
Madame Yestris. Song," Death of Abercromby," Mr. Bra-
bant. Song, "Sweet Kitty Clover," Mr. Knight. Duet,
When thy bosom heaves the sigh," Mr. Braham and Miss
Wilson. Song, Mrs. Blood. Sung, " Soldier tired," Miss
Morkitalian Trio, Mr. T. Cooke.
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To which will be added, the favourite Extravaganza galled
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Don GI i, Madams Vestris; Lrporelln, Mr. Knight ;
Mr. Florentine Finiekin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello,
Mr.. Orger • Mien Constantin Quixotic, Mies Cubit,; Mrs.
English, Miss FAwards; Squalling Fan, Mr.. Bland.
Tickets and Places to be obtained a Mr. Elliston, No. 9,
boatioed•place; sad at the Box-otEre of the 'Theatre.

FOR TOE BENEFIT OF MR. W. FARREN.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON TUESDAY, the 1911 i of June, will be
acted, compressed into two acts,
THE BEGGAR'S OPEIZA.
Captain Maebeath, Madame Vellum Min has in the
handsomest manner granted the assiseance of hir vainalge
survicris). Polly, Miss Stephens.
After which will he revived, the farce of
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
/Written by R. B Sheridan, Esq.)
Dr. Rosy, Mr. W. Farren ; Justice Crerlidour, Mr. Lie-
ton; Lieutenant O'Connor, Mr. Jones. bliss Bridget, Mr..
Davenport; Cicely, Mies Foote.
To conclude with • favourite Dramatic Romance.
Tickets to be hail of Mr. W. Farren, No. 3, Duchrm-
street, Portland place; and at the But-Office of the Theatre.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMIN-
STER BRIDGE.
••• First Night of Two New
ripHIS EVENING, MONDAY, Jnne 11,
sod during the Week, at II•If-peel the (Mock pre-
cisely, an entirely slew epletolid Equestlien Melo-dramatic
Spectacle, in seri:Pacts, aided by the introduction of the whole
of the beautiful Stud of Horses, wrhlt,u and produced by
Sir. W. Barrymore, railed
GIL BIAS DE SANTILLANE ; on, THE
HORSE BANDITTI.

Also the ilnrivalledT;oopufVultigeurc; Horaemenallp;
a Comic Sling.
The whole to conclude with an entirely, new broad farcical
Mclirdrnnialic Pautonrimical Trend, called
THE GOLDEN FARMER;
OR, WHEN THE CIoCK STRIKER.
In the rousse of the piece a Village Festival, in which
will he introduce/I, the ancient Morris Dance.
Doors open at HaViolist Fite, and begin at Half-pasi Six
o'clock precisely. Half price Hslf.past Eight.
Rules 4,.—Pit 24.—Gallery Is.

N B.—Those Ladies anal Gentlemen who have taken
Places for 'begrime' Equestrian ‘lr!warms of Uranda, are
moo reopretfully inflamed that it will be perforated slier-
i.ately with other entertainments in • few evenings.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This
agreeably perfemett Liquor (the original invention of
Mr. Henry), which is of weil.known eflieery in relievoir:
faintness and bead..ache, and in counteracting the effects of
ovsslmaird, clime, or infected air, COolintlell to be prepared,
P. the greatest perfection, by 11,ssrs. THOS. and WM.
HENRY, MANUFALIILIKING CHEMISTS, AIANCHES.
TER It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs.
HAY I.F.Y and BLEW, Perfnatess, Cockaptur-street ; and
'caul, price 26. 9d. by ore or more Agents in every principal
ruse ; but it cannot be ;cuisine, unless the mimes of the
above Preportra me engraved on the Government Stamp,
whirls is Axed over the curb of each bottle. Proper Sponge
hisses are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual.
As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar
St•mit, ENiii"S CALCINED MAGNESIA, is batik. at
Ss. Rd. in with tiles stopper* al 4s. red.

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June 11,
Thursd4y, 14, Sainirday, 16, and Monday, Is.

Part I.—Mons. CHALONS will go through a great va-
riety of Wonderful Experiments of Magic and Recreative
Philosophy, consisting of the Changeable Card, or its Mille
and Every Body's; the Vanishing Box; the Daneing Money;
the Thoughts of 1 Persons in Company told by a Wax
Candle, &c.
Part H.—Messrs. DECOUR and ESBRAYAT, the re.
noon's! French Hercules's, who were received *iih so touch
Approbation at the Theatre Royal, Covent garden.
Mons. ESBRAYAT, Model of the Royal Academy
of Loadoo, will lift up a Weight of LSOOlbs. with the
greatest ease, by the Strength of his Back; take two
Men, and carry them round the Stage several times,
one Is earl, hand, and at arm's length, mail many other
surprising Pests of Strength, never before attempted by any
one, particularly his Representation of the Gladiator. He
will also represent the whole of the Statues in the Museum,
and those which decorate the Palaces of the various Sove-
reigns.
Mona. DECOUR will, by his extraordinary Strength.
snstain himself on a Pilla► twelve feet high, in an horizon.
till position, support himself in a surprising manner by two
quart Bottles standing on a Table, with a variety of Feats of
Strength and Agility too numerous for insertioo.

Part great and extraordinary Performances of
Walking on Ike Cieling; or, Alorehe /Etienne! Mons. DA-
VOLIST will walk with his feet against the proscenium, his
head downwards! and play with Hoops, to prove he is not
held by any wire, beat the Drum! take a Table up to
him, when he will eat and drink, as easily as on the ground!
Waltz with his Head downwards!
Part IV.—Mons. CHALONS will continue his wonderful
entertainments by a variety of astunishimg feats of Philoso-
phical Performances, particularly, fur the first time, his
wonderful Restoration of a Watch, after having been broke
to pieces is the presence of tbs Company, sad a varies, stf,
other Pesti, whith are entirely new and wouireKuT; sad oil-

nut fail to astoniah the Audience.
Mn,,.. DAVOUST will close the Entertainments by seve-
ral Feats of Agility, of a uouvelle sud singular intim.
Doors open at Half-past Si:, and the Performance to begin
at Seven o'Clock.—Half-price at Hall pest Eight o'Cluck.

Places for the Boxes to be takes at the Bux•nlßes of the
Theatre, from Teo to Four o'Cloek, where Private Boxes
say be had. Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 4a.—Gallery. Is.

'SILKS. &c. UNDER PRIME COST.—The
ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE, and VALUABLE
STOCK of one of the must considerable Manufacturers is
Spitalfiehls having been consigned to A. SHEARS and Co.
fur SALE, Ladies of rauk and fashion stud the Public are
most respectfully iuvited to inspect the scow, as A. S. and
Co. venture to misuse them the Articles purchased at their
House are of such superior quality, and to be bad at prices
so much below chat they cost in roanufseturiag, that Ladies
have only to make • single purchase to convince themselves
of the advantage they will derive from honouring A. S. and
Co. with their pref . The Stuck consists of rich, figur-
ed and plain Gros tie Naples, Levantines, Florence Silks,
Dorapes, Crepe Chiitois, Le Sties Esc Gauges, Lace
Dresses,. Norwich Crapes, China Crape Shawls, beautiful
striped Sarsuets, from 2s. 10d. to 3s. 641. per yard, real Irob
Poplins, Tabbtuets, &e. tic.
Bedford House, 11, He•rietta.street, Covent-garden.
Catalogues is he had gratis.