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... culsclude with a Moving Panorama. P( o-morrow, The School for Scandal; and on Saturday, King fe Lear, with the new Pantomime. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN$ tb, T1!Iis Evening xvill be prefented the Comedy of an SPEED the PLOUGH.ai To wields, by particular ...
... have confiantly indulgcd give point and feverity to this fru de insot. A farce was -lately brought out in one of the Paris Theatres, called -lMy Lord God-kmn, or tbe Egllbktan in tbe Bun ip. The objeft of' the piece, which was ikewilf fctll of military ...
... ta2? istt ?? In atl 53. e- MRIRORI OF FWAH1010K. S. - - - - - -- TO 511.1W T. L VERY AGE A.vN BODY 00 ruE TiME ITs FORM ASD THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAXE. 1This Evenin-, their Maij-ltiCs Servants wilt perform e A el I Fe Bi lLJI S'RATAGEM. Aftcr ~vhichiCIIV ...
... the Exchequer ! d THE - MVIRROR UP FWSAHION. - ?? 511ER THE V£BY AGe AND BODO (if ruE TiMA ITS' eaRM ANT) = aaSSuIR 1. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. To-morrdiv Evening, their Majellies Servants vill perform .- CYhIBELINE, KING of BRITAN. After whlich, ...
... ~indeed, that fome great fcheme of ilartitionh or plunder is in agitation feems evident from every thing that is allng on the theatre of Europe. Thernews from the Northern ptrts -of Europe is ?? fo recent asthat we have had by the mail. The Frepchfiibuds are ...
... meafures as adopted from precau- ,ion again0 t the rebels in Turkey. Co.STANTINOPLE, JAN. ?? and Egypt .re now again become the theatre of war. The firfl ?? 'of the Epglifli fleet and land forces is now ar- Tived on the coall of Syria. Admiral Keith has noti ...
... before the above Magiftrates, on a charge of having flolen from the perfon of Mr. Daniel Swan on Saturday night at Drury-lane Theatre a pocket book, containing Bank of England notes, and Rochfcfer Bank notes, to the amnount of 1271. Mr. Swan detailed the ...
... books, 'that a motion for a committee I- to enquire into the flate of the nation was only draw- ,t ing tip the curtain, of a theatre for an exhibition of n loofe defultory .obferration on any number of fubjeas r that .might cafually fuggeft itfelf to the ...
... mufi occur to all that a ue, Miniftry fo ncw, and u. 7nown in the politics of e- their country, fo little hear d of on the theatre of great lhe affairs, cannot treat with mk-ch wveiglht. They want the credentials which confidence, exoerience, and re. putation ...
... ~ilirni~er ! TtlE M.IRROR OF AS,1ION. - - - TO 551KW 'r;sE vERY ArE AND BODY po TUE TIME ?? 3ORM AND 5PUSSURE. -- KING's 'THEATRE. Trozmrrow Evening, ivill he performed, the favourite new grand ferious Opera, with Choruffes, cornpofed here by Bianchi, ...
... VIE . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . MTIR ROR OF F,4SHION; TO SlIEW THE VERY. AGE AND BODY-OF' TtE TIME ITO gORM AND PRESSURE. - 'KING's THEATRE. This Evering; will be performed, the favourite new grantd ferious Opera, with Choruioes, conilpbed here by liauchlsi called ...
... of filk to a very considerable amount. Belcher, the Brifol Bruifer, it is Said, has been en- gaged by the' Managers of the Theatre, at that place, at a falary of ten guineas per week, to exhibit the fci- ence of Boxing on the fRage. He has taken with him ...