The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-22 00:00:00

SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.

By particular desire,
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jesse 2Z.
foe else first time at this Theatre. and for this night
only, a New Comic Piece, founded on tire well-known In-
terlude of
THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING;
OR. A WIFE'S FIRST LEstsION.
Colonel Freelove, Mr. Stanley; Lady Elizabeth Ermine',
by the Lady who performed Floreska.
After which the New Historical Melo-Draw, entitled
THE RIVAL HEROES,
CHARLES the TWELFTH and PETER the GREAT.
Charles XII. King of Sirs/den, Mr. Benetton; Prier she
Great, Mr. Campbell. Floresks, by the Lady whir made her
first appearance in that character.
le the course of the EveniniaComie Songs by Mr. Dobbs,
Siebhing, and Mr. Grimaldi.
The whole preceded by she Comic Pantomime, called
TIIE YELLOW DWARF;
Or, HARLEQUIN KING OF THE GOLDEN MINES.
King of the Golden Mines (anerwarda Harlequin). Mr.
Polorna; Grim (Esquire to the King of the Gnldres Mines,
afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Affair (Primes* of Per..
.is. afterwards Columbine), Miss Yallancey.

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE.
Under the Patronage of
His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD of Saxe-Coburg.
rIPHIS PRESENT THURSDAY, June 2i,
the performances will commence with Igor the 4th time)
I..'‘‘ grand traditional, operatic, mein dramatic Romance,
fott Bded un Spanish History, and called
RODERIC THE GOTFT;
OR, THE VISION OF THE CAVERN.
Rutirrie, the last King of the Goths, Mr. H. Reliable ;
7. m...t0, Mr. Cordell. Florinda, Miss Love; Juana, Miss
s;•:•tmoti.
After whir% a favourite Comic Song, by Mr.Gr+gn+y
Tu conclude with a New Marine Melo- Drama. entitled,
THE SHIPWRECK OF THE MEDUSA;
OR, THE FATAL RAFT.
Jack Gallant, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Widow Gabrielle, Mr.
H. Beverley; Eutrii-ie, Miss Love; Liralie, Slim Watson.

FOX'S GAMBROON CLOAK WARE.
HOUSE, Oleeere Military and Gentlemen's
Travel-
Opera, and Visiting Cloaks, sod Great Coats, of
FOX'S Patent Aquatic Mohair Gambroon, which are not
half the weight or hulk of tWoolles Cloth, are very gritted,
will soon become dry after rain, anal the heat be warrants
1111rf to get wet throuzli, to the great comfort and health of
the wearer. Camlets, Scotch Plaids, sold Cloth of every de.
mription, in the most extensive variety, and in the present
fashionable forms, all at such very low prices as cannot fail
to give the greatest satisfaction ; or he sells ate Gambroon
and other Goods unmade up. To prevent imposit i 1111 l they
are stamped on the back and selvidges, " G. Fox's Patent
Mohair Gambroon, 28, Kiug.streei,Covent.gardeu, opposite
Bedford-street."
N.6.—Also may be bad, the Single Gambronu' is beau-
tiful new patterns fey Waitron's, and the Double in all co-
lours for Trousers, which are vv. y durable wear, extremely
dean, will nut shrink or fade, and appear new every time
they are washed. A particular sort is made expressly for
Shooting Jackals, which are very durable, and possess more
iiirrisites fur the field than any that has ever appeared ;
they are from 6s. to Hs. ed. per yard ; all 28 inches wide.

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BY MR. EVANS,
At his Mono, No. 96, Pall small, on SATURDAY NEXT,
June 24, sad MONDAY, 26,
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boydell's Shiskspeare, with the large plates ; Minitfaiieun's
Antiquities,by Humphreys, 7 vols. large paper; Voyage
Nit 1e do Naples, lb vols.; Rapin and Tiuslars
His-
tory of England, 6 vols.; Britton'is Architectural Aulispii-
ties, 4 vols, large paper; Baton's Works, 5 vols.; Annual
Register, 47 vols.; Gentleman's Magazine, 129 vols. &c.