The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-22 00:00:00

171BATRn.norA L. DRURY-LANK.

TO-MORROW, THURSDAY. March 23,
hipilajesty's servants will performs the Tragedy of
BRUTUS;
Or, THE FALL. OF TARQUIN.
Loris. Junius Brutus, Mr. Erin; Sento' Tarquin, Mr.
Hamblin; Areas, Mr. Fraley; Collatiaus, Mr. Barnard;
V..lerius, Mr. Hollsad ; Lucretius, Mr. Powell; Moralism,
Mr. Tbosnlisou. Tullis Mrs Glover; Tarqniaia, Mrs. W.
West; Lucretia, Mrs. Rs:Wawa.
Aftes which, 38th time, an entirely now Comic Pantomime,
railed
JACK AND THE BEAN STALK;
IF Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE.
T 44 Ogre,alr Hudson; Jack, Miss Perry, afterwards Mar-
Imam, Mr. Bologna ; Pessimisms, Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr.
dualisby. Jack's Mother, Mrs. rearce •' Jamas& (afterwards
columbine), Miss Tree; Arras, Good Grains of Ike Mary,
Mis's Edwards; Nigra, Ogre's Wide sod Evil Genies, Mr. Me.
reatii

A gosiesque Psi Druz, by Messrs. &Ayes and Soutieby.
• Pits Ykewl by Miss Tres.

The Doors will be opened at Haltpasi Six o'Clock; the
Periorniatire will commence precisely at Screw.
Ibexes Is.; Second Price Se. 6d —Pit 3e. CI.; Second
Prier Se.—Luwer Gallery Ile.; &tend Price le.—Upper Gal-
lery t•.; &rood Price W.
The ibis thrive will be epee front Ekes% till pee o'clock
—Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, Box Book-keeper.
Mr. Braining, Mr. Incledon, awl Madame Vesirie, will re-
appear immediately after Easter.
Kean, on his retain from his provincial eugsgeinents,
will make his Ant appearance in Sins Lear, which Tragedy
is stow prepariag for representatiee.

GINTLINEN, •
ISIIOULI) be unworthy or the honourable
million is which you kindly placed me during four suc-
cessive Parliaments, if I hesitated distinctly to avow the
principles us which I osce more presume to solicit your in.
dependent suffrages. I yield to no roan in than attachment
to Civil and Religious Liberty, blended as it immutably Is
with our admirable Cons i i iii ttosi ; and I declare myself, in
the truest sense of, the words, the Frieud of the People, for
the rause of the people can never be separated from the
claire of their Kiug and country.
Acting ou these principles in the conscientious discharge
of my public duty, I have, to the utmost of my power, ►e.
sisterl the progress of sedition sod blasphemy. I have sup-
ported time piessures which subsequent events prove to
have been indispensably necessary for the preservation lithe
Coustitution; sod is the anxiirue promotion of all real and
practical improvement in our Laws and Curelitstion, I have
uniformly opposed all vague, visionary, and dangerous pro.
jeers of reform.
It has been my constant endeavour, daring the last four.
teen years that I have been pier Representative, faithfully.
gealunsly, mid diligently to promote your rest interests, by
devoting my personal allestion to the arduous and impur_
taut duties of this metropolitan County. •
I therefore conSitently trust, that by your votes and lute.
mt you will 'auction my parliameatary conduct, and that
you► early attendance at the poll will replace me in the die.
tinguished situation to which it is the highest object of my
ambition to aspire. In this anxious hope I have the honour
to be, with the greatest respect,
Your übe4ient sod faithful Servant,

WILLIAM MELLISH.

Hsah hill Pask, March 21, UM.
ITAT I or TIM POLL.
W. Mellish q........,11170
G. Bpir
S. C. Whitbread

The Committee fur conducting Mr. MsMelee election
have the sati►faction to mum. his Friends, Owlet+ anise.
quence of the exce Ilea I regulations adopted, by t►e Stier i
the readiest access is afforded to the linetiagn.
il2, Bisbup•pte-street.