... the prolpcrity of the kingdom 'of Chri 1 to their ' chiefjoy.' ORIENTAL SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND. I] LOW Perfumer, No. xSo. Drury-lane, Lon- R\. don, begs leave to infonrm the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general in Scotland, that his (JRI- ENTAL ...

... Brown, faaor for thc E arl of . Findlater, Linkwood by Elgin. ORIENTAL SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND. h . l l.OW, Perfumer, No. ir.o. Drury-lane, Lon- r - _ . don, begs leave to infuirm the Nobility, Gentry, i- , and the Public in geniral in S.otland, that his ORI- ...

... COMaEDY of / THE SOLDIER's .DAUGHTER$ a, Written by Mr CEERRY, P 4.rd now performing every Dighi at the Theatre-zRoyal, b; Drury-lane, with unetampled applause: rl With the ORIGINAL EPILOGUE in Character, To be Spoken by - Miss DUNCAN. T CORRI'S ROO1 M'S ...

... I F L Y G F . TuSIC AND RECITATION. p. R I has at a confiderable expence engaged g O R H. JOHNSTON, of Tk Theotre-Royal, Drury Lane, To give REC0ITATIOfS frorn Favourite Authors. Hie has alfo engaged the Celebrated MASTER OWENS; Ij ga 2i, (Pupil of the ...

... jnfily toe be bifed as high as any late Phenome- DON THE PSSIONS CO Will be recited by MR H. JOHNSTON, J of tbe Tatre)Loval, Drury Lane, P AR T 11. fo5lata Gt~and Piano Porte-MR ALEXANDER. SGAq-_1IRS CORRI. *1t.erV IMASTER OWENS-Giarnowec.. A PATRIOTIC ADDRESS ...

... cenery at Covent-Garden Theatre., Price 2s. 7. The STORY of CINDERELLA, with Coloured Engravings, reprefenting the Scenery at Drury-Lane Theatre. Price Is. Sd. 8. JUVENILE HEROES;i or a POETIC MAN- UAL for the Young Soldiers of the Imperial Kingdom; adorned ...

... AT (FOR-TWO NIGHTS ONLY) BA MRS MOUNTAIN, coll' ygi*dal Singer at the Theatre-Roy-!, Drury-Lane, of I perfent an entirely nouvelle Species of Entertain_ fair V0 . {fsE~.f YET ATTEaPTED BY ANY 5Er all ,,iLI) wnttenereprefslyforthepurpofecom- _ - pribg ...

... performance. he oncert Tl n iS a Eight o'lok AT (FOR T~/O NIGHTS ONLY) ^~ MRS MOUNTAIN, pr,,,pal Singer a' the Tbeatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, gillperfent an entirely nowoelle Species of Enerin eat, (NEvYR YET ATTEINIPTED rY ANY FEZ- men~) s r icten exprefsly for ...

... will Open on W.EDNSDAY next, Dec. with The COdMEDY of Al;16 TI1E WEST INDIAN./ Belcour, - Mr DWYER, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Stockwell, - Mr EYRE, BFrai Theatre-Royal in Bath, geing his firit appearance on this Stage. in Dudley, - Mr WILLOU IGHBY ...

... vening, MONDAY March 4. 1805, in the Play of THE CASTLE SPECTRE. The Part of Angela - by - Mrs YOUNG, Prom the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. To which will be added, a Farce called THE MERRY MOURNERS. * Tickets,' and places for the Boxes, to'be had of AIr Macgregor ...

... Tteatree-Royal, Drury-Lane. 'WIlTH THE AGREEABLE SURPRIZE. fifth Night of Mrs Young's Engagement. On MONDAY, the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, - Mr TOMS. Baron Steinfort, - Mr EYRE. and Mrs Haller, - Mrs YOUNG, From the THeatre-Royal, Drury-lane. WITH THE ...

... Evening, THURSDAY, will be presented, ' (For the Second time,) The celebrated New Comedy, now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applause, called THE HONEY-MOON.. Duke of Aranza, - Mr EYRE. Rolando,. - Mr EVATT. Count Montalbin, Mr FLOWERDEW ...