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... ublilhed, T WALKER, Patcrnolh-r-row, London, aqd Triii* 1 . GU pHRIE, No. z.f, South Bridge, price 25.6 d. JiLlE%r ' THE I, OITSI A D, Canto V. and Laft, B y PETER PINDAR, tSrri. Fini, coronat Jp:*. r im may be had, by the fame Author, I. tf a!R . p.te. an Ode for til.- firil of April* Js. 6d. lth f^iSpv', 1 L TOUR, and Weymouth Amulements, r ,i THfc l . tgi&fi WOR^S Complete^ vol, -vo.pricu H ...
... Entertainments- -md cosn.iseiicc * BLUE BEARD, FEMALE CURIOS ITY. f- e-.krdid Scenery, New Dresses, Elephant, Dra- P^ S,and every other appropriate Decoration, as it _ (.'■-■ ?? j j, st season for more than one hundred nights to Drnry Lane. Hf. 11 be added, a Comedy of Three Acts, called, ff CHILD OF NATURE. ■ ro-.cdywllbe performed a New Entertainment, t'~ v f exhibited in th.s Kingdom ...
... RES. On Tuesday next, the 20th inst. at seven o'clock in the evening, DOCTOR MOYES purposes to begin a COURSE of LECTURES on PHILOSOPHICAL CHEMISTRY, in the Chapel belonging to the Corporation of Skinners, in Skinner's Close. This Course will consist of Twenty Lectures, and will be illustrated and confirmed by EXPERIMENTS. Pamphlets, containing Heads of the Ladies, may be had gratis at the ...
... with a coloured Map, SCOTLAND DELINEATED, A GcooßAriiicat. Description or etc«t Shire THE NORTHERN & WESTERN ISLES .* ■ With fonie Account of the Curiofities, Antiquities, and pre- fent iiate ofthe Count-;-. fS| This work i*. on a p'.au entirely different from that rf j t'r.e I't-liltical Account of Scotland lately announced by Sir John Sinclair, an,! it is hoped it may be found no unbailable ...
... ?? THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John FalflafT— Mh LEE LEWES, From the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, Being bie frjl appearance tb.fe f-jc year: . To wliich will be added, THE POOR SOLDIER. s^. On Wednefday next, the Comedy of WILD OATS P,;.rbe repeated, with the Farce of the LIAR. — The Part ,[ Yotmg Wilding by Mr Lee Lewes, being the fecond (ig'it of his engagement. And on Thurfday, (not ...
... and it is __ted the walls and rcof of a part of them will be cor- n-feted this feafen. The Truftees beg leave to inform, that the money already ?? may be paid, when convenient for the fubferibers, either t0 the Bank of Scotland, to the Royal Bank of ccotlan-l, of t° any of the branches of thefe Banks in the if- ferent Towns of Scotland, where receipts to fubferibers will Ie given. This mode ...
... ef THE MERRY WIVES OE WINDSOR, With the F.VRCE of THE HIGHLAND REEL. And fiffidry other Entertainments, as will be ?? in the bids. Tickets to be had of Bailie Ibai. V. am, I-fith Wynd, and of Bailie llasm Millar Trcafurer of Cauongatc Charity Work-houic. On Tsursdav Evening, April XX. 179 1 - W'il! be prefented, M A CV X T II- The Pait of Macbeth r. a A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Being his firfl ...
... board.,, r. MEMOIRS OF GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND, From the Diffolution of the laft Parliament of Charles 11. till tin- Capture of the French and Spanifli Elects at Vigo. Coaf.il.ng ?? of Letters from the French AmballU- dcrs in Engbnd to their Court; and from Charles 11. •lines 11. King William, and Queen Mary, and the Mi- ami King William's private 'iibiiiet tit Kenf.ngton. Bj era John DAi.ftv. ...
... E It- Fi R 1. -W O B X S, I After the model of thofe exhibited at R'anelagb Gardens on bi M-jeitM Birth-day. Mr Meadows wià Gng bis *uch-adoured BIRD-SONG, in which lie will give'his altoiiilliing imitation ol Birds. AMP THE ENTERTAINMENT of DON JUAN, ?? rfpe'.fe.l v.icn HORSEMANSHIP, ROPE-VAULT- cii his head in a BALOON on t liti-k t To conclude with a favourite Pantomime Mtcitaimiier.t, ...
... i2cto anwecat -diellsf. On Saturday, November- 2, 1793, at this Theatre, will be presented, a variety of New Entertainments, never exhibited in Edinburgh, viz. A Series of Equilibres and Posture-work, under the title of LE TABLEAU CHINOISE, By Signior PIETRO BOLOGNA, and a group of Infant PERFORMERS. A favourite Comic Burletta, called, T HE OLD WOMAN OF EIGHTY, in which Mrs. BURNET from ...
... the favourite Comedy oi the -IB*. MAiS OF THE WORLD, IVritten ky Mr Macllin. «ir Fertitiax Mac Sycophant. (a Scots Gentleman) Mr WILSON; Lord fcumbercouit; Mr NUNNS; Cidnev • Mr WILLIAMSON; • _g«r ton (a Scots Gentienian)' Mr CHALMERS. tidy liodolpha Lumbercourt \\ixx Sct*|s I.ady); ' Mrs NUNNS. After the Play, a Comic Sketch, called, SHELTY's TRIP TO AULD REIKIE, WITH A PEEP INTO BOTH ...
... Andrew, writer in r.itiuburgh. II'ANTED TO BORROW, DUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, for MUSIC TEACHING. rt.ER rcfoeaiully acquaims the Nobility and y, That having given up all tbooghts or viii- .ns in America until tiiis time next year, he tucmsed TEACHING the PIANO FORTE g the remainder of his flay here, that the moit B. vvill fhottly publifh a few Variations to the ,'iisch he compofed a few days ...