... THEATRE. Covent-Garden, (London) On Saturday night was performed for the time, a play called A Day in Turkey, or the Rngian Slaz , es. Written by Mrs. Cowley : A lady to hole mule the world has been indebted for much rational amufement. If this produCtion ...

... THEATRE. Friday the fftflant, tho Theatric si Exhibitions rc-corantcnced at BLaheun, and after five Reprcfin tat ions, dofed for this Seafon Lft, with *n Applaufc as diilinguHhed was defervcdi The Dramatic Escellence at this its nrll opening has never ...

... THE THEATRE Haymarker. Wecmfdav night a new Play wx> brought f >rward at this Theatre under the liilc of The Red CroU Knight.. DRAMATIC TEKSPN-.T. Count de Ladelma, - • Mr. Aickin. Ferdinand, til Son, - • Mr C Kemb'c. Rcdrric dc Fio ii, - - Mr Bar ...

... THE THEATRE. A New dramatic romance called Zfi.m or, Tbf If'til tb ff'ifp, was pcrfonre for the linie i»n Tuefday the 17th ilift. aiGovnt The ttrc. This little romance is Liken from the German of Mr. Hay ley, and has been for fome lime in tlw polleflion ...

... THEATRE. The Mana.ger of Drury-Lane haSgot.up a inoft magnificent pantomime of the actions of Alocand4 the Great, at an exptnee i . it is fitid, of 7opol. Alexander in . his triumPhlntentry is drawn by two elephants, one of which the . 14 . evening fell ...

... THE THEATRE. The ROAD TO RUIN, Lift Monday, drew one of the' fulleft !mutes (Ince the departure of Mrs. Siddons. Harley, Suett, and Mifs Webb, played with unabated excellence : but it will be difficult to do juftice to the whim, eccentricity, and wonderful ...

... THEATRES; MR. WATSON refpedlfully maker known, that, -anxious evince cry gratitude a generous public, wlrofe countenance it is his chief pride defcrve and obtain, juft now returned front Lenders, where lie has made much addition his Company, Appinitus ...

... THEATRE, , WINTER 4MUSEMENT .. IV4R. OSBORNE .Inte Diredor of the Ri. LVI Imperial Theatre,• - in Pete! fbnigb ; Queen of Portugarki - Theatre, in Lifbon, and the l'heatre Royal, Edinburg; •begs Leare-,moft iefpeetftoty inf,rirt ; thc Nobility I,a;les ...

... THEATRES. Saturday night a new Comedy was brought out at Covent-Garden, and another at Drury-Lane Theatre.—At Covent-Garden The to Get Married. At Drury-Lane, The Man Ten Thogiand. From there titles, much difficulty arofe with the jingle ladies of the ...

... THEATRE. The celebriked.Pantomiplic Speetacle of CAPT. COOK (its the drefling, decorating, and embvllifhing Of weunderftand, the is.lanagerdus - liberally expended a confiderable funi) comes forward*this. evening vith iriefiliible .atrradlion .it deplas ...

... ,>nit fortnight at and York Theatres, in the Theatre here. ...

... The THEATRES. theatreclofed for die feafon Monday night X with Liar, Peeping Tom* and My Grandmother. -At ihje end of the fecond piece Mr* Palmer came forward, with a paper in his hand, which he read the audience. The fubftance was, according an addrefs ...