The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-04 00:00:00

DRURY-LANE 2'IIEA7'RE.
This Evening. SATURDAY. June 4, will be performed
WILLIAM TELL.
The Principal Characters by Meiests. Mecready, Waßeek, Archer, and
Knight; Mesdames Bunts, Yates, Povey, and Clara Fisher.
After which.
DER FREIsCHUTZ.
Owner, Mr. Worn: Adolph, Mr. T. Cooke Bernhard. Mr. Bedf,sA ;
Hermit, Mr. Sherlfr; Kilian, Mr. Fitzwllliens. Linda. Miss tired-
don: Rose. Mime Pim?.
On Monday. The Devil and Dr. Faustus.

COVRN7'-GARDEN TURATRR.
This Evening, SATURDAY, June 4. will ba performed
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Mr Mark Chase, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Highdper, Mr. Jones; Future.
Mr. Rayner. Marin Darlington, Miss Foote.
After which, CLAN!.
The Duke Vivaldi, Mr. T. P. Cooke: kolamo, Mr. Fawcett. Clan!.
Miss M. Tree; Vespina, Miss Love.
To conclude with
CHARLES THE SRCOND.
King Charles, Mt. C. Kenai's*: Lord Rochester, Mr. Jonei; Captain
Copp, Mr. Fawcett. Mary, Mies M. Tree.
On Monday, °metes in Argos, Lofty Projects, and Aladdin.
RAYMARICE7' THEATRE.
This Evenhig, SATURDAY, June 4, will he performed
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
Sir John. Falstaff, Mr. Dorton; Master Slender, Mr. J. Russell;
Justice Slaillovr, Mr. Younger: Ford, Mr. Vining; Sir Hush Evans,
Mr. Fenton, Mr. Melrose; Dr. CAlus, Mr. W. West. Mrs.
Ford, Ilirs.Waylett ; Mrs. Page, Mrs. T. 11111; Anne Page, Miss George;
Mrs. Quickly, 'Mrs. C. Jones.
After which,
THE IRISH TUTOR; or, MORE LIGHTS.
Terry O'Rourke, Master Rorke.
To conclude with
YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY.
Damn de Brianeourt, Mr. Williams; Louis de Floral, Mr. Melrose:
Florlotoud, Mr. Vining; Antoine, Mr.yilikinson. Artnotta,
Hamby; Bala& lam T. MMk -

and the Devi), Al You Like It, and Nu Song no
Supper.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
In consequence of some extensive alterations to be 1.11 the
Sta_e anti Orchestra of the theatre, preparatory to the commence-
ment of she Summer Season of the English Opera, Use Public are
most respectfully apprised that they will And
MR. MATHEWS AT HOME
This Evening. SATURDAY, June 4 being the Last Night but Five.
MR. MATHEWS' MEMORANDUM-BOOK
of Peculiarities, Characters and Manners. collected during his various
Trips.
ilemprauda In Confusion"--" Night Coach"—" Bubbles."
a 'wit al Soug—•' Sailing Match"—" Old and New Timor Public
Row-street."
PART 111.—A Monopolylogue, to be called
THE CROWN INN—DANGER.
Doors open at Seven; the Performance to commence at Eight.

_
ARGYLL ROOMS.
Under the Immediate Patronage of several of the Nobility.
THE LAST GRAND MASQUERADE AND CARNIVAL 1 HIS
SEASON. ON TUESDAY NEXT.
The Public Is respeetfully Informed, that the last GRAND MAS-
QUERADE and CARNIVAL. coder the auspices of eeveral of the
Nobility, will take place at the above Rooms on 'TUESDAY NEXT.
Tor Particulars, Character, and Admission Tickets, Ice., and for
Bolas to Mew the Motley Groupe, without milting with the Masque-
rade, apply to the Committee, at Mr. Charles Wr,ght's, Opera Colon-
nade, Haymarket, who will supply the finest Wines on the occasion.

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THE KING.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL,
OPEN EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY,
With • constant Succession of Amusements, from Eight o'Cluck till
Twelve.
sso Doors open at Seven.—A4mlsslon 3s. ed.
_ _ _

The Barns' Pane commence(' publishing yesterday 'owning
at five o'clock.

'LONDON, SATURDAY, JONE 4, 1893.
The coronation of CHARLES X. still engrosses the at-
tention of the French journalists. The Paris Papers
received yesterday give long accoants of the proceedings at
Rheims on Tuesday. They also contain some further par-
ticulars of the danger to which the KING was exposed by
the panic that seized the horses of his carriage. Our letters
from Paris state that great preparations are making there
for the procession of the Fete-Diets to-morrow, and the
KING'B grand entrance on Monday. The quay from Notre
Dame to the Tuileries, and all the public establishments,
will be splendidly illuminated.
The Quotidienne contains a letter from M. de la BEA..
GERIE, Sub-Prefect of Nerac, contradicting, in every par-
ticular, the statements of the Constant/o*nel of the 15th
and lath of May, relative to the dispute concerning the
property of a church now in possession of the Protestants,
from which they were stated to hake been expelled under
Icircumstances of pemliar aggravation. This letter is cor-
roborated by another from the President of the rrotestant
Consistory at Nerac.
The arrival of the Spanish General, LA SENNA, at Bor-
deaux, is announced in the following paragraph :
.[From the Quotidkrtne of Wedlleliday.)
PARIS, MAT 31.
We learn from Bordeaux that the Ernestine arrived in the (Ii
rondo the 24th of May, having on board Retinal La Sevna, the
Viceroy of Peru, with his Staff. On the 96th, in the evening. a
number of persons went to the Quay of Bordeaax, tq witness the
arrival of the steara-boat from,Pouillic, hoping that it would land
the Spanish officers, but it appeared that the Ernestine had been
pat under quarantine, and the passengers cannot arrive till it is
released: • •
Fnewen Futtns.—Patina. Juxr I.—Five per Cents. 1011.
24e. Three pee Cents. 74f. 60c. Bank Stock, 2170 f. Neapolitan
Five per Cents. Certif. Falconner. 90f. Mc. Rente d'Espagne,
1741. Exchange on London :—One month, 241. 93c.; three
months, 24E 00e.--Coars .dasthastigisc, June I.

Frankfort and Hamburgh Papers to the 28th ult. were
received last night. Their cootents are of little interest.
The winter appears to have been excessively rigorous in
the Southern parts of the Russian empire. A great loss of
sheep and cattle was expected. The mention of an Envoy
from-the British Government in the letter from Alexan-
dria is clearly a mistake. It is intended, we believe, to
form an Association for the junction of the Red Sea with
the Mediterranean: it must be an agent from this Com-
pany to whose arrival allusion is made. We are also I.
possession of the Armee:data Papers of Tirade,' ; • bst•theY
will not yield us a single paragraph of news. Fres then