... Such was the violent poffeffion which the play of bt Pizrarro took on the minds of pe ole in this country, to that not only theatres, coffee-houfes, drawing-rooms, n0 and tea-tables were engrofed by it s but its merits were lo difcuffed at feveral meetings ...

... place this Night, promifes to draw,. as they have done during the wveek, another fplendid and crouded audience to the Royalty Theatre; from which places the Flemifli Hercules ?? immediately ofF to fjlfil his country engagernents. Monday next brings forward ...

... Rhine devallated-the Dutch com- merce ruined-ah the inland countries adjoining them, and many hundred miles up, have been the theatres of war. Befides, had they ever fo great a flore, can it be exlmciRecd, after our attempt fome years fince to flarve their ...

... Vi&GIorious over the armies of Auhtria, have never entered upon the hereditary dominions. The Empire has been i the unfortunate theatre of war. The Republicans, how- ever, are now cantoned in the very heart of the Em pit- r OW'S States ; they will impofe co ...

... furely vulgar be d That's out of poor Jf`&s' reacking P 'e ~ ?? I Z.. THEATRE, COVENT GARDEN.-rTue Schoolfor Pre- )f judice was prefented for the third time laft evening at Fe this Theatre. ?? already flated our opinion of the merits of this piece, we have ...

... of' it. This Lavoifier, ?? lie joiner,, hie infoirmed 6f the whol4 plan. A~ ?? ban co was to be excited at the door of the theatre ,an IC- when Boanaparte %tas 'coming oat. Chapelle ha d all ths Inc comnpanions initrualed.. On the day that was to yti IIu ...

... Lyric effufions, c and the 'pathetic.fpeeiacle of Julia ef Louvaine are to be e produced, fir the firit time at the Royalty Theatre. - MEETING OF CREDITORS Al'VGUiLD-IEALL. v TWilS DAY. M. 11. K Laowndes, Flect-ftreet, bookfcltcr - 3 so I. T. Smith, Ila ...

... Afia, &c. PAR[S, r4 NIVOSE, JAN. 4. We have given an account of the reception th- ClI& Conful met with on the t2th at the Theatre ie Republique; on the i3th new proofs of the wtref attachment were exhibited. Verfes in honour of him, which were fhirown ...

... TUESDAY, 7A.UAR1 r3. Yefaerday arrived the Hamburgnh Mail due on Wed. nefday laft. The intelligence which it brings from the theatre of war is ffill behind that from France. The rapid advance of the Freneh armies had occafioncd great coniflernation at Vienna ...

... the end of M nrch, and .t that 6o or So velleis, from 3Q to 6o tons b-;rthci, mnay be fueccfiftilly employed. The Royalty Theatre, in the Eafa, throughl the ab!c managetment of Mr. Aftley, jun. may lOV hc f(id( to have reached ?? meridian in point of ...

... the prifoner Ceracchi went to the Theatre of e Arts on the i8th Vendemiaire,: for the purpofe of car- rying this plot into execution. - Th 'llat the prifoner Diana went alfo on the s8th Vrendemiaire to the Theatre of-Arts, for the fame pur- :4o6fe of ...

... doubt, er~d,-3voler to derive Erigland of Portugal, as doing im iay hii ikva.clily's Minifier3 to their fober The Pariiian Theatres are at prefent the chief feene of .1oGts. Hitherto, however, they have not been re- m3:Lkaiwl7 conduared, and thle authors ...