... After Which Wll be produced (foythe ad time) a new Melo- - Drame, in I wo As, called . A TALE oF MYSiiERY, Conftiqdg of Speaking Siging, Dancih and. Pantiet * With aew Mbeu5, Scenes, Drete3ffesd-Dccoraeions. The Principal Chlaraddlcr by -Mre . jootun ...

... unjusf, .but we have not found them, for that reason, to fail of, answering.tbeir purpose. Besides, the proposition I am speaking of contains a fair qsid pri ino : give us a prefereuce in serv- ing you with manufactures, grant us this fa- votr, and, in ...

... addrefs to the patriotifrn of Eglihimen, and contains miny forcibleallu1fions to the political circum- % osw of the day. Speaking of war, it fays: ' BatGr Fxteztchine nov she BritifhiTarsprovoke,- CAs44louWt tinghisi cvery Heart of Oak. wtteady ?? B ...

... (Queen of France), Mifs Chapman, Priecefs iCatharine, Mrs. T I'o wrhich will be added, a Melo-Drame, i;mtwb aa conflfting . of Speaking, Siising, Dancing, and Pantominie, called' P A'TALE'OF MYSL~k'Y.V To-morrow, 'Mr Brahani and Signorsa 'Straceiw ril meiae ...

... Mrs. g Davenpart; Cic, ly Hornefpun, Mrs Gibbs. , inc. o which will be added, a Melo-Drame, in two adts, coslilting tI of Speaking, Singing, Dancing, and Pantomime, called z It A TALE OF MYSTERY. f On Monday, the Iourth night of the Pily of Pizarro.- a ...

... Canton, keeps a regular3 jouriial of hij osuation and ?? in the i metropolis. .Like Wthcr jourrta]i&, hs , deals in the ?? :-Speaking of the grand e voluntier review in Hyde Park, he computes the volunteers at a4 hundred tboufani, and the I fekates at a milliou ...

... thofe instruments are ain; b The crath of malls, mix'd with the fhrieks of men, - Add to the terror of this doleful Reene: Speak out my mufe i record this tale of woe, That after ages may the ftory know.- Confufion on confufion now fucceeds, And Thort ...

... theC-hief Conful's n-ercy. Madame Recamier has been a whole dday in corifinemene, ]y. in tibe houife of tile Grand Judge. Speaking of Pichegru, in 'a circle of five or fix friends, rhe faid, if le was ,n Paris, the fhould know it immediately. After a long ...

... trituilph o'er the tide. Come, ohcme, thou great commander Likbe Latwiclle, -make Nellon ly; smith, the Britial iallamander,- ' speak the word and he fiall die. Le: no childifh fears affright thee, On Dotingo think no mo0re, llere are josvs will *nuch delight ...

... And eagerly holds out the Cbarity plate, For the CaA, Sir, and not for the Iraen. ON HEARING MR. MeLLISn'S ATTEMPT TO SPEAK. For a nitch in FAME'S Temple, fome foar and fome creep, But, MeULISH, 'tiS out of thy reach; Unlefs, that you cut up a Bullock ...

... Mrs. Davenport, Mifs Da- vies (wvith a Song in Charadter). Mrs. Enmery. After which, a Melo-Drama, in two a's, coulitbing of Speak- ing Singing, Dancing arid PartomiRie, cailtd A I'ALE of MYSTERY. To-morrow, The Cabinet. To which will be added, Tire lrfhmao ...

... HARRINGTON, &C. Mlr. CsitavY's New Musical Drarna was yesterday morning read in the Green-Room at Drury-lane Thcatre. Repor t speaks highly of it, as being a piece quite nouveile in its manner. ELLISTON and Mrs. MIIOUN1TAIN are the principals in 'the piece ...