... O'Trigger _ Mr EVATT. .Fag - Mr JAMES. David - Mr TURPIN. Julia Acrva - Mrs BRORETON. Mrs Malaprop Mrs DU NCAN. Lucy _ Mrs WARD. Maid - Mrs BERRY. TEydia Languish- Miss DUNCAN- End of Act Second, the COUTNT BORUWLA'KI will perform a favourite tune upon the ...

... Og^ooleller. '.The hoiife c'n- fifts of a parlour, ,arg diniag:rbom, two bjd-roms, bed-clofet, and kiMthen, with a aiulted cellar, and many otlher .conlveniencies. ' . - 'r , ' ' - Tlie dining- ooimand parlour jare flhinhed in the mo!- aern taIfe, and ...

... the Treasurer to the fundwho will acknowledge n the receipt of the same. RE soLvED, That Lientenant-Colonel Duncan, com- maiding the eastern battalion, and Licutenatit-Colonel 3Lennox, commanding thewestern bartalion of Stirling- ] 5551cC Volunteers or ...

... and _ ,Mr -Lees.-Treavers. cor Concerto Violin, Master Gattie. -P7otti. c' Verdi Prati, Mrs Salnon-Navide. - I Glee The Maid of Msiarlevale, Mrs Salfmon, Miss Shepley, and MrLees.-Dr Steveeenso. FINALE-Playel. mo LBader of the Band, Mr STABILINI. ...

... hall, hourekeeper's roonskitehen wvine cellar,and other convenier :ies, above it contains a dining-room, a drawing-robm, parlour, and fever bedrooms of different- dimenflons, -with Several rclofets and preffes. In the range of offices are Iervants rooms ...

... given in refpedt of 'building and iucl~ing. and fhould tbe farms be let fepa- tii ately, fuch adslitional buildinig will be maide as may be ?? ~ound nece.r If the whole is let as one farm, a new' onilead will be built where the advantage of water can be ...

... con-- tiguous to- the harbour, and is excellently fuited for ijiercantile purpofes. The M.SNSaX, adjoining, conrifits of a parlour, drawing-room, four 'oed-rooms, kitchen, -Tore-room, brew-kitchen, and -vaulted cellar. -The, EARDENE which lies betwefn the ...

... WALTON-and the courfe of the Evening, a variety of Songs, by Mr BERRY, Mr SHAW, and Mrs ORGER; ?? Patriotic Epilogue to the Maid of Brillol, Ani1 be fpokeni in charac5ter by Mr FLoWaRDEW. To which will be added, the favourite Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR ...

... Breeches Pieces, in all Colours, Fawns, Drabs, Greys, &c. with every othei article in the Hofiery Line.. LEATHER GLOVES. Ladies, Maids and Girls Gloves, Mitts, and Habits, in White, Black, and Coloured Kids, Lambs Bea-. ver, York Tan, Iiierick, Waib, and WoodftocIks ...

... WILKINSON. b Ariel, - Mifs WARD. Lillirsutian Soldier, - Mafter DAVIS. burngo, - Mr H. BRYSON. Garderier,-Mr WILLIAMS. Chamber-maid, - Mrs WILLIAMS. Clown, - Mr DAVIS. And, Coklmbine, - M - Mrs PARKER. Dancers, Choruffers, &c. by the relt of the Compary Places ...

... (poft paid) addrefled P. Z. left at the Courant Office.. WAN--TED A'i' WHItSUNDAy NEXT For a Famcily in the Country, A LADY's MAID, who will have to affdl: in f!ur- 5 B {fery, and who muil be a'native-of England, and correit in her dialec&; but none n'eed ...

... 2s. A Set of Dances for the -year 1807, Is. AIRS, WlI'H VARIATIONS SweetareourDancingDays,Variatiozis by Voigt, Is. 6d The Maid of Suabia, a German air, Variations by ditto, Is. ThODream, ditto by ditto, ls. The Violet, ditto by ditto, is. Un Palpito ...