The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-27 00:00:00

HIGHNESSES THE PRINCE REGENT AND DUKE

OF YORK.
IRV] IS PRESENT EVENING, MONDAY,
JIL April at Half past Six precisely (Ist time), an
entirely New Broad Farcical, Operatic, Equestrian Bor-
ten., witb New Mime, Scenery, Machinery, extensive Plat-
forms, Dresses, DecMations, dur. written by Mr. W. Barry.
more, called
PEREGRINE PICKLE:
OR, HAWSER TRUNNION ON HORSEBACK.
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Introducing, among other Eccentricities, a real Fox Owe,
with Dogs, Horses Huntsmen, fa. in fall cry.
• HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. AVERY.
A GRAND EQUESTRIAN ENTRE, introducing Meson.
ASTLET and DAVITS united STUD of HORSES, and
showing the Contracted and Progressive Extension of the
NEW PROSCENIUM, which, with the Stage Doors, will
move asol remove in sight of the Audience.
Also the Extraordinary TROOP of VOLTIGEURS will
gri through their surprising Leaps, !imps, Rc. particularly
Mr. Browu.

Comic Song, Mr. Slomaa.
Equestrian Prrformancrs by .Ir. Makren.
To conclude with
THE ENCHANTED HORSE;
OR, HARI.F.WIN PRINCE OF PERSIA.
Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Half-past Silt.—
Setaiad Price Half past Eight.

' V() counteract the many attempts that are daily
niade to impose on the unwary a spurious conirosi-
tMa 'wend of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they hare adopted • aew Label, in
which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an
attention to this, sod the difference oI the type, which oi
like all letter-piess, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition.
The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Bottles at 6J., Is.,
and Is. 6d each.

E COMMERCIAL HALL WINE
COMPANY retorts Thanks to their very numerous,
independent, and respectable Friends, for their continued
Favours, and beg to inform them, that, notwithstanding the
very considerable advance that has alicady taken place on
PORT IVINF—S, the Company will, till the 10th day of
May, continue to sell the hest Wines of those favourite
Vintages, 1812 and 1615, at their OLD PRICES. The
Company likewise solicit the Attention of the Nobility and
Public, to the Company's general LIST ow WIN ES ; the
quality of which may be depended upon.
Per Doz. Per Pipe.
Port Wines, 1815 4Bs. 1 Itle.
Ditto ..1812 sos. 122 g.
Ditto a small Parcel, 1808, the only Wilke
of this Vintage iu the Trade. 54.• None in
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Wood.

Do. the Company's favourite Mark T.R A. Ma. Pu.
.
Also,
Fine Ohl Crusted Port

Roriz ditto
Bow firkin) ditto
FM(' Old soft anti high-flavoured Sherries 16s. 110£.
Dino ditto Ewa India niatehless
Termitic. of full 51a6nra flavour .. 48s. 1451' .
Broitti Madeira, very old
%Vest luilia Madeira

East Isidia ditto, matctiltas

145 f.

The Company also offer the following Cape Wines as
b►ing distinct a gelidity from any oilier that have been
offered, except what bait lately been sold sally by the
C pang.
White Cape Stein Wine
White Cape Wine, the Aunt Madeira Grape transplanted,
and the old way of producing the Wiii. improved by ex-
perimental high cultism,' of the Grape Lauds and superior
process in racking and meliorating
C. C. Cape, the only parcel eve► imported, made from
Grape. selected portmsely from Jiff, Fruit Vine Growers who
art the most fluted fur the high eilltivat ion of their Grapes,
aril is what is termed the Slum-Vat Wine, being kept by
the Wine 3lakers for the purpose of improving New Coarse
Wines 46s. per dux.
Reel lionise, in French bottles, and far superior to most
French Whits . 36s. per dog.

C-ape.—This Wine is (rum the Madeira Tuffs Gape
transplanted, and pruducea a rich full bothed high brilliant
euluurril %Vine

1' HE newly-engraver, Plates of two Whole•
length POR TRAITS of her Royal Highness the late
sad much-lamented Princess CHARLOTTE and his Royal
Ilighaess Prince LEOPOLD of SAXk.COBUKG, en.
graved by H. Meyer. after the universally admired Pictures
by A. Chitlnn, ILA. in the possession .of his Royal Highness,
are just published by R. Ackernaliiin,lol, Strand, price 11. l•
each; proofs, or in colours, 21. ts. each; and may he had of
all the Book and Print-sellers in the United Kingdom.
The unprecedented sale or the impressions from the Arst
Platte, which have been exhausted for some time past, mid
the anxious demand for a new set of Plates, most at once
prove in what estimation Ibis work of art has been
bulb fur correct likeness and admirable execution. Those
who were too late in their application for proofs or impres-
sioiss of the Ant edition, are now requested to make early
application, to prevent any farther ditappolotmetit.
TOPOGRAPHICAL AND PANORAMIC SURVEY

Of TR IB

CAM PAOiliDl ROMA ;
With Reference to Geology, History, and Autiquitiee•
tested by a Toperapbikal Plan on an extended male, and
Panoramic Views referring to the Plan.

By Ur. F. CH. L. SICKLER,
Steadier of the Academy of Antiquities at Rome.
Published by R. Ackermann, 101, strand; and may be
bad of all the Booksellers is Great Britain; price, mounted
and ease, U. Is.

NORTH WPM PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY, ke.
On the bth of May will be pubdrabek iu 41a. by Raldwitti
Craddock, mid Joy, Patontorter-row,
tIESERVATLONS on GREENLAND. the
Adjacent Seas, and the North West Passage to the
Pacific Ocean, made iii a Voyare to Davies Straits, during
t►e Summer of 1817 ; illustrated and embellished liy Charts,
and nitmerues other Plates, from Drawings 'scented by the
Author, front continua! Observations.