The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-29 00:00:00

BY PARTICULAR DESIRE.
THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, August 29.
will be performed, 20th time, an entirely new Comic
Operetta, called
THE PROMISSORY NOTE.
Mr. Markham, Mr. Wrench: Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pearlman;
Nicks. Mr. Saber. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley;
Caroline, Miss Carew; Cicely, Miss Kelly.
After which, Sib time, an• extempore, temporary Sketch,
called
PATENT SEASONS.
(Previons to which an Address, in the character of the
Comic Muse, will he spoken by Miss Kelly.)
Mr. Drill, Mr. Harley; Geoffry Muteacap, Mr. Within-
*Wl • Count &limo, Mr. Pearniao •' Garrick, Sir. Wrench.
Thalia, Mies Kelly; Melpomene, Miss Love; Polly, Mim
To conclude with an Apology for a Procession, and a
Gravid husk, by all the characters of the Euglish Opera-
house.
To which will be added, 16th lime, a new Romantic Melo-
drama, in three parts, founded on the celebrated Tale called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.
Character, in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Undo,,
Miss Love; Ariel, Miss Worgniau.
Characters in the Drama—Rotliven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Pearman; Malvin, Mr.
Harley. l.swiy Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bridget,
Mrs. Grove; ESie, Mies Carew.
Tv conclude with the Comic Operetta, called
BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX;
Or, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES.
The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully Sited up
with a new design, representing all Illiraduated Oriental
Garden, and will be opened as usual at Eight °Thule, fur
the admittance of the Sccoud Price, which commences at
Nine.
Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Seven.
Private Boxes may he bad nightly of Mr. Steveneow. of
whom Places are to be taken, at the Box Office, Strand En-
tritium, from Teu till Four.
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To-storrow, Two Words—Palest Seassue--ead The Vane-
Tire.
A sew Operatic Drawls, iu three acts, will be produced
es Amaral west.

MRS. BELL'S CORSETS, her own sole iuw
'tuition, made exclusively by herself, and tinder her
directions alone, and by no one else, are applicable to the
fulluwisg important, useful, and unique purposes :-
1. The Armenian Corset prevents every awkward stoop
the back. 2. The Corset to mistral deformities and defects
in females, renders defective figures perfect to appearance,
and obscures defects which nature ur seciilesit may have
wade conspicuous. 3. The new-invented Spanish Divorce
and Grecian CorSfilt, prevent pressure on the chest, is am
audidute to cancer, made without superfluities of steel,
whakbune, s.. hard substances. 4. The Bandage Corset,
inveuted fur pregnant Ladies, fur before and after accisucbe-
anent, sod fur Ladies inclined to corpislency. S. New in-
vented Nursing, Bathing, Breakfast, and Nrglige Corsets,
put on munient•rily, and without the aid of any individual.
Avoid spurious imitations, and the false aasertious of
iuca-
psbk pretenders.
Didies waited upon within seven milts of London.
Mrs. BELL'S display of English sail French
Diesses, ar. consists of every novelty, tad is suitable fur
every occasion. Lashes travelling mid seaside Bonnets in
great variety. Nu. S 2, St. James's •

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IQ TA Y S.--ItOKINSON and VISTIRIN
V, present, for Ladies' inspection, numerous Patterns
in DRESS STAYS awl %YARDING I'ORRRTS, scientifi-
cally adapted to the variations of shape, which they enure
to fit, not only well, but with precision sad elegance. Their
Elastic Belts reduce corpulency without coafinentell, afford
most rinnfortable support after aceouebesnest, are efficacious
in umbilical and dropsical cases, 'oafs? so penny to Wog Stays
for abdominal weakness'( ealarieurnent. Mays to improve the
figure, assist vertebral debility, rectify projecting .boulders,
remove aod reveal spiral tures,auct foe the support
and cure of peramos awry, by which Ladies at oneeeppeat
perfectly straight, without say pernicious steel, padding, or
pressure. Stays sad Braces suitably constriacted fur grow.
lag Ladies and Children. Coeatry Ladle, instrneierl by
letter to transmit memares.—No. 7t York-wee, Coma'
garden.