... mi m been inade at the ofile of the BInk of Scotlanr. as! r. We hear the Theatre opens here on Saturdav, under the diredion of Mr Hamilton, maiiagerof on. of 'the Montrose Theatre. Several performers it N. id seems are to be addedidto his present company ...

... endcavoured to force into the church that way. In London the rnofI marked tef'timonies of refpecl 'were paid to his memory. The Theatre of Drury- lane, of which he wa. the landlord, was (hut, as were nany of the fhops on hit extenfive eatates. Never did any ...

... Mifa WAL. tt ?? benefit onl Saturday was attended by one n of the modt numerous and elegant audiences that heas graced the Theatre this feafon. Kelly's Schoulfor IPi'vex is a perfoirmance lwhich does not eiit by the f;ilies of the day. its merit was ...

... this city, accom- panied by MXTr KELLY. It appears the racers have Dow fairly flarted for the next leae of the Liverponl theatre, com- mencing in January next. It is confidentlv re- ported that MrrAisiEN does not compete. Four parties, however, are frill ...

... 7 lib. ?? mile- r , zooc guineas. Great private bets. t i Among the conditions -in the propofed fale of c the Liverpool Theatre there are the following c articles: ?? There are to be two conflables, e two box-keepers ; and none of the performets r are ...

... afternoon, a modl tremendous fire broke out in a warehoufe in Great Alie Street, Goodman's Fields, which was formerly Car- rick's Theatre; it is fuppofed that it was caufed by a candle left burning near fume Straw while the labourers went to their dinners. In ...

... confidentlv expec'ed that the pre- fent will exceed Id1 year's crops, although a fill RE c fortnight later. ?? k Tuefday the Theatre in Marifchai Street, For, Aberdeen, was let for three years, at 202 gui. trow o neas per annum. The leffee is Mr BEAUreONT ...

... exemipting from fervice married men I ally of having more than two children. i lolt oo, Tfle fubfcription for building a new Theatre n men ed at Glafgow, ainounts to upwards of 6oool. r rity ,nd (3n t-h 4tie of May the DysARr VOLUN- ?? to TEERs, commanded ...

... Ogilvie, daughter of John Ogilvie, Esq. of 1- Argy.-strcet. At London, Mr 11. Siddods, of li Covent Garden Theatre, to Miss Murray, of the d same Theatre. 0- : DIED.' At Glasgow, John Findlay, Esq. Capt.-Lieut. in the Royal corps of engineers. At Woodside ...

... the 75th year of his age. At Demarara Mr JOHN MACKENZIE, third son of Mr Charles Mackenzie, late Writer in Edinburgh. The Theatre Royal of this city, opened here on Monday evening, when Mrs BILLINCTON made her appearance in the charafter of Royaet.a in ...

... (under divine providence) it will be the means of faving many valuable lives. Mrs SIDDONs has left Cork for Belfaft, which Theatre Ihe opens on the 22d inft. ...

... through, the re appeared in 5he charai ev of Prired. ra.- HIcr, iucgeii.exceeded the hopes bf her ieofi fcra vent admirfers The'Theatre literally refounded with acclamationsz .t wae in vairifor thefriendsbf her, ri- vcl tO'thake, a ?? 'effort in her favotur ...