The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-11 00:00:00

ROYAL COBURG THEATRE.

lo emisequente of the extraordinary surprise with which the
.iii•lo.rire were seis,d on Thursday Evening last at this
Tit-,ter, at the wonderful sagacity evinced by the per-
for more of the celebrated dog Bruin, is the Melo•drame
of The Dog of Montargis, the Public are must respectfully
mfio'ned that it will be repeated this Eveuing. The Pio-
prwllWS be in assure the Public, that the apparent vio-
l...ice +ills which he singles nut and attacks the Murderers,
44. been effeettd by being taught to act Ibe part, as he is
perfectly good temiwt ed.
T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY, March 11,
will be performed
BEAUTY AND TIIE. BEAST.
After whirl',
LOVE IN A VINTAGE.
The whole S. conclude with
THE DOG OF MONTARGIN.

FRENCH LAMPS, WITH IMPROVED SPIRAL
BURN Efts.

r I TENT FRENCH CAVIP AN (111. WAREHOUSE,
".u• I2s Lud;ate.sirect, St. Pa:W., established 3rs years.
APPLE TON. begs I
se to tit Int in his
• • Friends and the Public in general, that he has now
•un S.I. a Lays As...stimuli of the much.atbuired and ins.
plisses! Owe, Two, and Three-tight Psttent Lampe, which are
at this time so much in use for lighting Halls, &aimless";
Duning•rowees, Drawing-rooms, Counting-homing, Banking-
felines. Public °faces, Churches, Chapels, Ball.roorns,
Puldse Places, ice. where a brilliant Light is mistral.

Au Amertinent of the most improved French Lampe, in
Bram. Breese, or Japan. Grecian Lamp., Lustre., Guam-
dol.., and Chimney-piece Ornaments, of the newest pat-
and on the lowest term., fur ready inustry.
4.l.light, poor, Street, and then description of
and Lantern' made and Axed np. Carriage, Gig,
Coach Lamps, retail and fur esportatins.
P.,tent sod Illumination Lamps to let, fur Halls, Roust
A... nadirs, kr. Lamps repaired, cleaned, and lacquered.
vermeil and other Oils, fur Patent and alba. Lamps,
•°InI Cottons and Glasses.
sp,dring Pipes made and Ittad up in Town and Country.

GINTLIMICS,
A I'OLI. of 604 votes in my favour this day
'moves that, even at this period of the contest, you
are far from being indifferent to wry snares.. In truth,
Gentlemen, this respectable muuiffsljtiun of our strength,
matey all the circumstances of this rertion, thoroughly
satisfies me, that before the close of the Pull can Tilemlay
next you will insintaiu the honour of our cumulus cause,
by placing me in such a distinguished station among the
Candidates as will no loner sender say reliirs a subject of
solicitude.

It ought not, however, to be dissembled, that all our
strength must immediately Iry brought into the field, mid
that the moat careful duieranainalims at the boating% must be
exerted in using that strength; but if rreey honest Elector
dues his duty promptly and Judiciously, our view' y is certaiu.
1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your faithfull and devoted Servant,
ROBERT WAlTli AI AN.
Guildhall, March 10, 1820.

- - .
TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.
Omura rx,
TI-I E ('OIINIII TER for conducting, the
ELECTION of Alderman WA ITH MAN addresa you,
after the Fourth Day's Pull, with a well-grounded confi-
dence of ultinenie toeccros. They know the strength of their
removes, and the firmness of the ?minim, who, in the next
or last three Jays, will nut fail to place their favourite Can-
didate' the hunt-tried Champion of the Right, of the People,
abuveltis Ministerial Opponent..

• •
Gentlemen, the lion of Liberty is arousing by • sense of
danger, and during the remainder of the pull you will give
a lesson to our adversaries is bich they will never foi
You have fur some days been insensible of the march which
the enemy has been stealinz upou yciu; but the Committee
art quite sure you have only to be convinced of file here,.
ally of exerting yurselves, to ensure • victory as decisive
and as glorious as that which was gained ill our last contest.
Or ni kits is, our rause, nor ineliyand our principles, are
the same now as they were then; and there are at present
eight thousand impolled voter• yet nt the same lime it
ought not to be concealed that no nian must rely uu his
neighbour, but ou himself.
Gentlemen, the Committee conjure you to suffer tin muscat.
cola t i ttttt uu false security, and no base i iniidnt • to in-
duce you to withhold your free said independent voles in
favour of the man who has at all limes proved himself
worthy of your choice. JOSEPH HURCO.O RE,
Chairman of the Committee.
Guildhall Coffer, house, :Hatch 10, 1820
STAFF OF TOY FULL, WOURTU DAY.

Waithman .... ...... 1,550 %You.' . .. - 2,0f2
Wiilloll . • a ... ...... 2.207 Lord Mayor
Curtis...
N.B.—The Committee of Alderman Waillintau are rum
'tautly sitting at the Guildhall Coffee bowie, where they will
be happy to see their Friends as they proceed to the Pull,
which it should be undetstoud will filially Close at Three
o'Clock un Tuesdayiticat.