... will be performed, The Tragedy of The MOURNING BRIDE. Being the Only Ti?ne of Performing it this Sea/bn. Ofmvn, Mr WOODS ; Gonfalez, Mr DUNCAN; Garcia, Mr BELL ; Heli, Mr HALLION; Alonzo, Mr SPARKS ; Selim, Mr J. BLAND ; And the King, Mr WILMOT- WELLS. Almeria, Mifs KEMBLE ; Leonora, Mrs WOODS; And Zara, by Mrs SIDDONS. To which will be added, a Farce, called, The IRISH WIDOW. SECOND-HAND POST ...

... able to fix the day for his SECOND ASCENSION from Heriot's Garden, Edinburgh. His Balloon will re- -1 ?? for thisdav, and Monday next only, from nine in the main exfiitntea iv* c. „ , „>, I o n Vlo , iday, being the Laft Day of exhibition, Mr Lusardi will at- j' ' t [ l£ parliament Houie, from twelve o'clock till haif after three. Admittance Sixpence each. Edinburgh, Oilcber 15. 1 7 8.5. In ...

... Vulture Tavern, icth June, 1785. he Committee think it incumbent upon them to communicate to the Ma- lf flufsctaers in generaleveryititerelling information intheirpowerrtfpert- ing their common intereil, and iubniit to their confiileratioa the fol- lowing eatraCt, .which will fliew^vhaj: qlafs of liibjerts the Emperor of Germany eftetms the mofl ufefu! in his empire, and that, in his opi- ...

... terms : I. Ov the loth cf Oaobcr, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. I GREEK. MORAL PHILOSGPHY. HUMANITY. LOGIC and RHETORIC. j 11. Or. the I/? if November, DIVINITY. 1 MATERIA MEDICA. ORIENTAL LANGUAGES. CHYMISTRY.. HISTORY. J ANATOMY. LAW I MATHEMATICS. MEDICINE, Theory and Prafticc. J MODERN LANGUAGES. IRISH STATE LOTTERY. Bean drawing at Dublin on Monday laft, the 26th September, and ° NOT TWO BLANKS TO ...

... are to OPEN SHOP on Monday the 30th May current, for the Sale 0 f all kinds of Haberdafhery Goods, which are of the beft quality, new- eft tafte, and will be fold on the molt realbnable terms. They have brought from London, the rieweft patterns of Millinery for the feafon, which will be fold at a modeiate price ; and all kinds of Millinery work fiusfhed in the neateft manner, and on the ...

... places for Airs SIDDONS's performance, till Monday the nth of July next, when Jk Office of the Theatre will be opened for that purpoic. In the mean time, applications will be received ; and the Public are mgft re- jie ...

... ) , The Traoedy cf THE EARL O P WARW I C K. (Fir ihe caly Might' this Seafon J Written by the iatc Rev. Mr Franklin. The Earl cf Warwick, Mr CLINCH ; ?? of Pembroke, Mr WAYLETT; Earl of SurFolk, Mr SPARKS ; And King Edward, Mr WARD. Lady Elizabeth Gray, Mrs EADBELEY ; Lady -Clifford, Mrs WOODS; And Margaret of Anjcu, Mrs YATES. To whiji will be adelctl, (Sth Night), by Particular Defirc, The ...

... OF THE SECOND VOLUME. To-morr oiv ivill be Publifbed, Price is. fllE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, O R LITERA R V MISCELL AN V, FOR AUGUST 1785. With a View of Dunfermline, a View oi Piercy's Crofs, and a Nev.- Song.) ?linled iete and Sold J. S-bteld, Edinburgh ; by Dunlop and WiHbn, GlaiVow; Angus and Son, Abeideeii; W. Boyd, Dum- fries; and W. Phc-ibn, Berwick. ?? FOR THE USE OF GENii-EMFN IN THE ...

... SCHOOL- HOUSE. To-Morrow, TUESDAY, March 15. 1785, ' - Will be performed, the Tiagedy of ALEXANDER; OR, THE RIVAL Q^UEENS. The Drefles and Decorations entirely New. Alexander, Mr CLINCH ; Lvfimachus, Mr WAYI.ETT; Hepheflion, Mr BELL ; r-Jfarider, Mr WILMOT-WELLS ; Polyperchon, Mr DUNCAN ; Ariftander, Mr SPARKS ; And Clvtus, Mr WOODS. T-jiaaa, ..Mrs WILMOT-WELLS ; — Svfigiimbls, Mrs MOUNITORT ; ...

... New Comedy, called MORE WAYS T H A N O N E. As performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with uni/erfal Applaufe Bellair, Mr LA-MASH ; Doftor Fcelove, Mr KIPPLING ; Evergreen, Mr EVERARD ; Sir Mrrvcl Mufhroom, Mr WELLS ; David, Mr CHARTERIS ; Le Gout, Mr SPARKS ; Goofequill, Mr BELL ; And Carlton, Mr WARD. Ar ?* r ' Mrs DUNCAN i Mifs Juvenile, Mrs SPARKS ; Mrs Thcinfon, Mrs MOUNrFORT;— ...

... in a large CaraTan at the north end of the New Bridge, oppofite the Kegilter Office, The furpriuug Worcefterfhire HEIFER, irVE YEARS OLD : Being the moft curious production of na- reever exhibitedinthis Kingdom.— This very furprilingcreaturehastwo heads four horns, four eyes, four cars, four noftiils through each of which •■breaths, &c and what is more furprifing, it takes its fuftenance with ...

... i ?? and in end carrying I on in ali its ' ■,..' j-.i.'.lic '•->' ?? or. th.ir ?? £ iirs belli. of the he^ qmli- ■J*t! - to any maile in Biitain. They then fere hope, the public ef, 5 , i t their interefl to deal whh them, as they are refolvcd to do *' i n tne * r P°**' to ...