... ns icj. ea,a t 1 leri..i,oi: ir.ee Regew, be ?? a limited tnne ; nrjeaed.— Lord W. Ruilaii chofen member lor Surry. 21. Theatre-Royal, Ed___rgh, opened; Hamlet b- Mr Holman. ' 22. li ,ii!e of Lords on the Regency bill. — itr Fergu- f Pareir c'eolen ...

... F.tIVATE THEATRE-. MaRIONVILLSI La.- night was performed, for the firft time, at the above theatre, Murphty's tragedy of the Grecian Daughter. Diorrvfias, — Mr M.io.it. Philntes, — Six John U'kott_sli:v. E— aider, — Mat Kinlocu. Fhccioii, — Mulifsru. ...

... 1750. ANATOMY, SURGERY, AND J.iiDWIFERAY. ■%R AITKEN. on Monday ?? E--'iu.:ry nexr, at J four o'clock afternoon. 1:1 in. theatre, ?? 0:1 s Sqir -c, »ffl bt,,: 1 bis '1 hiri v-lot -th Coa - ?? ai ANATOMY PHY- BLOGY, ar.d the Theory and practice cl Surgery ...

... permitted to return. t-- ~ . The Quiifcs of FaANCE 'fi.e-i: in !.ar -Xpeaces, bis ?? r. up her bo>;s«. at -J i Theatre Francois, and the Theatre bafieo. As Jbon as her Majeity's rcf.lution on tin, .. | was known, tiie Common ' Ur„,a of this City »' ! Paris ...

... tne 1 atriu-.i. $P _ -. - •-- Lttarf-.f'fc *w Tragedy, called EUDORA. 1 los Friday tfi for tie fifi time at Coveut Llden Theatre. _- BSs Tragedy is the production of Mr llayley, ' the well-kuown Author of fl/aieetla, (lately Wet) Lord Kufili. and a number ...

... Broad Sxvord and Shield, Battle Ax, &c. Principal Chara.2ers hy Mr HOLLAND, Signior SPINACUTA, Ar.d a LADY frotn th*.* King's Theatre, Louden. Scenery, Ur.fis, l-fe. enii.cly N. B. Th: Amufements at the Circus trill be difplav-d every day next week, Friday ...

... ready to fail on the ihorteft notice. ! The -Freer, or Bamjbcd Caenaiier, a comedy of Mrs Benn, is reviving ?? Drury-Lane Theatre, and will icon be brought forward. Newton and Durham, the two men convicted of robberies on the Hanirrierfniit'i road, were ...

... and Abercorn had an interview With the Miniiter, at his houfe in Dow.n- ia£-itreet. The Duke of Clarence was at Dituy-Lane Theatre ?? night, to fee the. performances of 'I he Haunted Toxver and Tbe Deaf lover. His Royal Highnefi is become plump and ruddy ...

... eedote.— That he preached. at one church in the morning, read prayers at another in die after noon, and ?? Scrub at the Theatre in the e- vening. The following melancholy affair happened in Man- ?? :— -A young woman, who was pregnant, mar- ried a foldier; ...

... gladiators, andTrak not cruel in other refpedb, fur- f lr her difplay, where one thoufand r at lat or were exhibited on a theatre, terta nm of the fpedtators. In k'^ ac ' e8 > every pair of combatants d pitted againft each other, ...

... Direaion of Mr Lassells, Fro-n the Thealre-Rcyal, Druly-Lcne. Principal Dancers,— Mr Lao Sells, and A Yo UN ?? from tbs King's Theatre, London. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr Sully from I % till 3. t:E Boxes, .. s. Pit, as. Gallery, Is. T -„e performance will ...

... E'-'tden of Mr Monifon of bognie, ■'in' re. , r-i-T-iTT-. TiinAfßr, tt-IS.iOSTH.LS; ; I. iff- night, was reprefented. at' this Theatre, the tragedy of Pem'ce Preferved. The company, a-; to-'merly, was fsiect and. relpsc- Mrs eEfen, -wlrofe fuperior dramntic ...