... wsn be prefented, g A C B E T H. •l i-rhara'fterstobedrefled.for the firft time, in ancient fiie* hl r c OTS DRESSES. ?? „, Cave Scene, painteel for the Incantation of tbe baN in the PIT of ACHERON. • , 11 the Original MUSIC, compofed by Henry Purcel. P*d£JSb. by Mr DIGGES. lady Macbeth, Mrs INCHBALD. ?? will be added, (for the laft time this feafon) The c I T I Z E N. Maria, Mrs SIMPSON, le ...

... Sth inflact, Wi'.h the f.ivoiuite Come-dv af Li ...

... commodious iNN, known by the lign of the Bull, in Argyle-ftreet, GLASGOW* and has lately made veryg-eat improvements. The houfr was built on ptirpofe for an Inn. having in all Ji rooms. The lodging-rooms are very large and airy, and are well provided with ihe beft of beds. G iod flails and ftabling for 50 horfes ; with a fine court- yard, and (landing for carriages. An elegant affembly-room, ...

... Curious in general, That* the ■f. _ AMAZING fe ° [ RS I C A N F A I Pv V, ?? ?? the greateft fatisfaftion to- nil the admirers ?? productions of nature in miniature that ?? J with their vifits fince flic came to town,, will jli? g; ? ' pc feen every day this week, at her appartments Pttitti-1' •;,rest» by auy number of perfoiis, from tleven in %\ ?? 'feven in fhc evening.. Admittance 1 : s. ...

... THE Sum of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS Sterling^ upon heritable feen: ity. * Apply to Bain Whyt wrher, head of Weft Bow, Edinburgh. WANT E I) at Whiti'inuiav m ft, fc HOUSE-KELTEII for a iarge family in the c juntry, who is thoroughly millicl's iif her buiinefs, and whofe character will bear the iii ietell impure. Apply to Mrs Reid, Denu'tfon's land, Forrefter's wind, Edinburgh. IN FOUR DAYS TO ...

... DIGGES. C*Vr «ffl be a GJtAND PROCESSION with the 1-1 rin'BOnY of MARCUS, which is brought by the PfIUW Soidicrs, and laid before his Father Cato. The t.:- -iccompanied by the wbo DEAD MARCH IN SAUL. After the Piav, vvill be prefented, The 1 U B*l L E E. . . ,-fl ,l,e SONGS, CHORUSES, and DECORATIONS, With sll »? Incident to tfae Piece. To conclude vvith a r ;and Pageant of Shakefpeare's ...

... reC eived into the houfe ; the wants of the poor be- t0 l^ e P ar 'fi* are fupplied ; the asjed and infirm __ orted ; the young inftructed in the principals of re- ?G ani taught fome ufeful branch of manufacture. Kig number of poor entitled to the hoiife muft be c onfiderable in fo populous a place. The funds fupporting the whole, arife chiefly from collections ? r The price of all kinds of ...

... mafter, from St LUCAR, Seville and China Oran- ges and Lemons, in riic linelt order, the vefii-l having had ■■•- ?? be fold in chclls and half chclls by JOHN THOMSON fan. merchant, Lcith. N. B. A Parcel ot SALT, by faid veffel, to be told; deli- vered at any port in the ft ith. — Apply as above. John Thomfon jun. has for fale, a quantity of fine New Sun Ratfins, in boxes, jars, and calks; ...

... years as can be agreed on, and entered to either at Whiilunday 01 Lammafs next, Thofe commodious HOUSES and whole UTENSILS of the Woollen Mannfaitory at Haddington, in t'-e county oC Eaft Lothian, ?? of the following particulars. Is the firft fi. ior, a dye-houfe with three large boilers, dyeiUift-cet- lar, and drying ftove, a fulling-'nil! with two fulling-ftocts, Pref— fhop with two preffes, ...

... a New Plan. Wherein every claflkal Latin. Wp.Rp .is explained in all its Variations, agreeable to the moft approved Grammarians - and it's Interpretation given, according to'the belt Authors. By Mr J A M E S M Q I tl, Teacher of Languages. This book will be of conliderable advantage both to the Teacher and Scholar : To the former, by .faying him much time and labour; and to the latter, as, ...

... S On AG RICULTURE- and RURAL AFFAIRS. Illnfli ated -ivith-' feveial Copperplate-. BOOKS lately publijhed, and fold by W. CREECH. 1. The Poems of Mr Gray; to fvhich are prefixed, Me- moirs of his Life and Writings by Mr Mafon ; embel- lifhed with a head ofthe Author. . _. Milmoth's Opinions upon Man, Animals, iand Providence. 3. Yorrick's Letters to Eliza. 4. Or Johnfon's Taxation no Tyranny. 5 ...

... On MONDAY next the 3d of April. - . n particular Defire of feveral Perfons of Dijlinclion ) I J Will be revived, a COMEDY called The FASHIONABLE LOVER} f * ORTHE FAITHFUL HIGHLANDER. MortimH'*- a Philanthropift, Mr YOUNG, (Being his firft appearance on this Stage.) /vain Macleod, the faithful Highlander, Mr MILLS. L Mifs Aubrey, Mrs INCHBALD. To which (by deiire) wiil be added, The GUARDIAN. ...