... THEATRES It is more than fctcbahle, that af! , agreement will take place between Mrs Eftien of the Theatre Royal ar'd Mr Kemble of the Circus, fo that both' houfes will cciitiiiuc open during the feafon, A minute tothat effe.lt was' tbis day prefented ...

... THEATRE AR Mr. Bannifter, jun. ma dehis appeawinc:, ince his-return trom inthe characters or Bowkeit and Walter. Je was received with the loud- eft plaudits. Ty ST: AN u id: a wiftt.to iv The King of Naples lately pa yy Shrine of the patren of. his kingd ...

... THEATRE. ON FRIDAY, the Bth Inhot, WILL BE PERFORMED. The Comedy of, SHE STOOPS TO CONQPF:R. OR THR MISTAKES OF A NIGHT. Pitt and Bose s Pap. Gallery a Pagodas. TICKETS to be had at the Theatre, at Mr. Porcher's bode in the Fort, and at the Courier Office ...

... ■THEATRES. COVEXr-IJ .RDEM. Vha Theatre, which has been greatly altered and decorated daring the rccefs, opened fall night for the winter feafon. The decorations arc exe- cuted in a fills which cannot but unite every fuf- frage. T- ey combine moll happily ...

... THEATRE. OR TUESDAY. the etch taw. Wi..l. PERFORMID, !NS Of THE I AIR PENITENT. Will INS •ARCS ...

... THEATRE. Covent-Carden. THE novelty At this place laft night was an Opera, under the title of i Time, brought forward for the benefit of Mr. Munden, and through. out very favourably received by as large an audience as the theatre could admit. DRAMATIS ...

... THEATRES. Estes verfits KE.iKcr. This day, thc Court t-f Seffion took ni-de- conf.aier-.a-- -v a hill of fufpcnfi on and ?? .rdi dt, at the i— l— ~ rf jfc Jachfon, his creditors, aad Airs Ellen, die trefc— : ?? of the Theatre Royal, againft. Mr Stephen ...

... THEATRE. The higheft expthations are formed, from the known ability and tafte w;th which the 'iteatricat hntertatnment has been prepared, or, if it were not too good for the common theatrical phrafe, has been gar ap, for exhibition this Evening. There ...

... THEATRE. We cannot fay too much in Falk of the whole Performance of the two entertaining Pieces—f bt and Regiller Office —as prerented on Monday, which was demon- Rrated by the continual plaudits from a better boufe than we have fees this feafon ; we ...

... THEATRE. The Pi!, get ma , ried, a new comedy Isy 7 , Torton has been twice performed to vei y general aceeptence ; and hems likely to 'occonce a favorite piece. !litho' the w:iter cannot claim any great Share of originality in all characters, yet that ...

... THEATR::. titIMMTARY laws, or laws to re!,u-kite :tad reftmin the expences of indiefdoals, are no left out of credit than out of fafbion. The cemmon place objce:ion againft the Playl.,:ufe, as an occalion -.- pence, belongs cl:lutivzly to the Oak If ...

... THE THEATRE. On Monday Evening, the 2f,th inft. will ptefented, af favatiritt Trapiiy, never performed here, called ' JU L I A, OK, THE ITALIAN LOVER. Mcntevole, Mr. GRIST. Durazzo, Mr. VTNABLES. Duke of Geii' a, Mr. SIDNEY* Manoa, Mr. JAMES. Camillo ...