The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-15 00:00:00

GUY MANNERING.

Henry Bertram, Mr. Brahlen (his 2d appearsaec on this
maze); Col. Mannering, Mr. Baker; Dandie. Disown', Mr.
Russell; Dirk Hatterairk, kir. Comer; Gilbert Glusithi,
Mr Hammond; Dominic Sampson, Mr. Liston. Jolla Man.
uering, Miss R. Curri ; Lucy Bertram, Mrs. Garrick; Rum,
M. Baku' ; Meg Iferriliet, Mrs. Dalton.
To conclude with the favourite Comedy of
PIGEONS AND CROwS.

Sir Pcter Pigs, iitgin, Mr. Liston; Capt. Pigiritgin, alias
V. .iie, Mr. Jones; -Mr. Mos, Mr. Williams; Mr. Wadi!,
Mr Fat Mr. Blonilesit, Mr. J. Russell; To., Mr. Bar.
'mi.!. Mrs Harvey, Mrs. Pearce; Louisa, Miss Leigh.

Hoses, U.—Pit, U.—First Gallery, 25.--Secoad Gal.
ler.

Tl,e Doors to he opened et Six o'Clock,and die Perform-
ance to begin at ven.

l'ocrs for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, al
the Theatre.

To•mnrruw, Wet IVeather—Dog Days ia Bond.street!—
awl The Suicide.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Septensb.r 15,
ill he performed, 11111 time, a new Operatic Drama,
in three acts, caned
THE BARON DE TRENCK.

The Baroo Ik• Tr►nek, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
td tllatz, Mr. Borbothinn; Anthony Swans, Mr. Harley;
I.wn►l Schell, Misq Kelly; Hoax, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael,
Mr. Brownian. Eugenia, Mtwara, of Liodorf, Miss Carew;
Josephin►, Miss Cove; Catau, Mrs. Grove; Nanoette, Miss
I Stevensuu.

After winch, 97th time a new Romantic Melo-drama, in
three party, tuunatti w tiwaelebrated 'rate called
TVA VAMPIRE;
•
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.

Character. in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P. Conke ; Lads Sllerearet, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Ueda,
Bliss Love; Ariel, Miss Worgman.
Characters in the Thania—littibven, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. IPirt ley ; Robert. Mr. Ron botharn ; Mani 11, Mr.
Hadry. Lady Marga►et, Mrs. W. S. Chaiterley ; Bridget,
741.., Grove; Ellie, Miss I. Stevenson.

The spaciou, Saloon has been again tastefully fitted np
itii a new design, representing an Illuminated Oriental
' and will be opened as Regal at Eight &Clock, for
admittance of the Seemed Price, which commences at
N ine.
Jinxes, 55.; Second Price, 3. —pit, 3..; second Price,
1. 6.l—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery. Is.; Second Price, 6d.
ivate Buses may he. 44 nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of
n Inds Plates are to be tatteu, at the Box Office, Strand Fn.
tra,.re. Gum Ten till Four.

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE.,

Under the PA ge of his Royal Higboess Prince Leopold
of Saxe Coburg.
HIS PRESENT FRIDAY. S-pitemb.i. 15.
. (Saturday), the Evening's Entertiin-
ee ir,ll continence with the admired ArialophassieSkelih.
lit Mr. W. Mewerirff, called
THE MANAGER IN PROSPERITY!
Or, ACTOR'S COMEDY.

Mot. which 'for Ilse fifth tisne:,, an entirely New Grand 80.
stlint,e Melo-Drama, whirls has been 1113111 P week• in pre.
ii.na:lon, with new Music, extensive Scenery, Dresaes,
Plop:sties, snsl Deco...ll4ms, in sheer no., called
THE SMUGGLER'S )G!
Or, THE BLIND BOY'S 3IURDEB!

To torclutir with, for the fifth tune, au (wit finite) entirely
Pict Farotta (the Movie by Mr. M. Coat), called
TREACLE: AND MUATARD!

Or, MY AUNT'S TRAGEDY.
••• Placer to he taken of Mr. (torquer, at the New linx-
()thee in the Grand Marine Saloon of the-Theatre, and of
whom may be had Private Boars nightly, also Free Admis-
sions fur the Season,

TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
TWO OF TEN THOUSAND POUNDS!
Others of 1,000/. &c. /se. Jac all Ste►ling Money —Only
7 600 Tickets 'Not Iras than 4,500 Tickets will he drawn
sib OCTOBER, yet ALL WILL BE PRIZES ON
TIIAT DAY.
11' E B, Stock-Broker, 9, Cot OWL in
• briefly noticing the above attractive and aorel fea-
tlll6C Of the soproschiag Mote Lottery, begs to point out
114 ads outage 1., he derive., front porchssiog early.
TWO PRIZES OF f10,01:0
••:••,I be decid.d in the Mkt Five Minutes; and as 4,560
it. 14, at leas', wig be drawn, missy oilier CalOlsla are
to come up on the sth Ocinher, mt 'slosh dry
1:•.•iy Ticket drawn most be worth, ,AT I.ItA.T, 141.
ckog sail Shares arc or Sale at WEIDes Fortonaie
Cursdoll, Loudon, where No• 14,443, the film
2 ::1. I'.ise in the present year a 3. Sold in Shmes.

NEW LOTTERY.
Pri ZVI of .....£2o,Mat
710,000
2
1,111:9
I!,i it tram 2410 to 1a.... s..ton
ilann blanks, worth 14 rack SS.RIe
IIUIVIFT wool CO. fecOlottwod !bee Schrio• to
lOP nitration of the Public—Two Prizes of 10,0001.
,anal he di au is she First DJ, (bib October), and the Blanks
au that Digo will have a Second Glance of 0-11 the
Catmint and either Pesaro in the ur they may he suhl
at Ike rate oe 141 pry Ticket, as explained in ihe Schemes
itivevi at SWIFT and CO'S Old soil Findurassetr• Others,
i.e.' 11, 12, Charing cross i anal 31, Aleigate High.
Ems.

MI LLA RD'S, CHEAPSIDE,
EAST INDIA AND FOREIGN ANL) BRITISH
WAREHOCSE.
IMPERIAL CLOTH FOR THE EAST AND WEST
INDIES, &c. •
j MILLARD reapectfolly informs the Nobi-
SF • lily and Families going or returning front 'abroad, his
IMPERIAL CLOTH, for Shirting and various Faibily
Purposes, peculiarly desirable to wear in the East and West
burlier, as well as in the cold climates, and for lig economy,
is sold, stamped with his name, &c. exclusively at his
Wholesale and Retail East India and Foreign and British
Warehouse, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, in entire Cams for Ex-
portation, by the Piece, &c. and in wide widths fur
Sheeting.
J. M. respectfully informs Families forming Establish-
ments on their arrival, or having commissions, selections
May be made from ibe accustomed rich variety of every kind
of Family Listens; Foreign and British 'Damask Table
Linen ; choice Irish Linens ; curious India and British
Muslin., fur Ladies wear and Gentlemen's Neckcloths;
India Long Cloths and Cusses ' • French Cambric.; Russia
and other fine Sheeting.; IndiaShairla ; and curious British
Cashmere, in long and square, peculiar to the House ; wish
the newest Fashionable Article., for Evening and Morning
Deese, st fixed prices, from which no deviation is made;
and those articles selected by the Piece or Delay, at the
wholesale price. New Drawing and Dining-room Fuini-
tures, Morten., &e.

THE JOURNAL of VOYAGES and TRA-
R. V ELS. No. XIX price 3s. 6.1. published this morning,
contains f ERTUSIER'S PROMENADES in and around
CONSTANTINOPLE, with many large and superb En-
gravings.
The mat Number will consist of Gourbillort's Travels in
Sicily and to the Crater of Etna, in 1819.

Vol. 111. just contpkted, and the 100 Voionins, me.
raining chit!), new Work% of Voyages and Traiels, and nearly
one hundred Engravings, may also be had of all Booksellers,
at 21s. each, handsomely haltbound.
Published by Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride.conti,
Bridge-street. •

CRIPPLEGATE WARD WITHIN, LONDON.
AT • MEETING of the INHABITANTS of
the abuse Ward, held at the Parish Church of Saint
Alphage, London-wall, o• Thursday, September 14, 1820
(pursuant in • Rrquisition), fur the purpose of coosaidering
an Address to her Majesty Quern Caroline;
MATTHEW WOOD, Esq. M.P. Alderman, in the Chair:

It was moved, seconded, and resolved unanimously,
That this Ward Meeting feel themselves called upon, by
rentiments of nnfeittned loyalty and affection, to congratu-
late our beloved Queen upon her return to this country, and
to condole with her on the many afflictions it has been her
fate to experience.
That a dutiful and loyal Address of Condolence and Con-
gratulation be presented to her Majesty, and the Address
now proposed be the one presento d.
That the Inhabitants of this Ward feel pleasnre in this
opportunity of expressing their great esteem for their worthy
Alderman, whose public and private conduct merits their
decided approval—but mote particularly in his sympathizing
conduct to our persecuted QIII en.
That the Thanks of this Sleeting be given to Mr. Heath,
and the other Gentlemen who brought forward the liminess
of this day, and also to Mr. Charles Eicke, for his very
excellent Address,

That the Thanks of this Meeting be also given to the
Churehwardens of the Parish of St. Alphage, fur the use of
the Church on this occasion.
That a Committee be now formed, for the purpose of
making the neressarj arrsngements fur the signatures, and

preseuintiou of the said Addicts.
That these Resolutions be inserted in the usual Morning
and Evening Paper..
WILLIAM PAYNE, Ward-Clerk.

C E RTA INTI ES on the F•r+t D 47 of Draw-
int, sth OCTOBER.(ste Ike Scheme.)
4,500 Ticlwsk are our, to be drawn
All ilso.e Tickets are sore to be Prigs!
Twu of opow. are sure to be drawn in the first Fifteen
311inatra.

Every Patch:leer, before the First Day, adventures with
the above exclusive At!Vantages. The &theme also contains,
with only 7,600 Ticket,, Two of 20,0001. &c. &c.—AIl paid
in Fterliug Money.
Tickets and Shares are welling by NISH, Contractor
for another Lottery, 4, Csowhill, mid t, Charing.rrum,
Loudon, who sold more then Half the Capitals iu she last
Lottery ; and by all his Agents In the Country.