... 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 ...

... ' C.n.nt Conolly Villars, Mr WOODS ; Dorlmom Mr WILLIAMSON; Sir Paul Peckhvun, Mr HELL; .vr Sam 11 ! Sheepy, Mr WILLIAMS ; l-mii-e Mr BLAND, lun. — Picard, MrLAMASH; ?? Macdermot, — Mr RYDER. Lucy, Mrs KENNEDY ; L-aiia, Mrs WOODS; And Lady PcaVnam, Mrs BARRESFORD. To which will be added, CATHARINE AND FETRUCHIO. Pctruchio, Mr WOODS; Giumio, Mr KENNEDY* ; And Catherine, Mrs KENNEDY. li.-kits ...

... Mr WOODS; The Ghofl, Mr \*ILLIAMSON; Polonius, Mr KENNEDY ; Ofiri k, IMr LAMASH ; And Gravedigger, (for that night only) Mr RYDER. Qceeß, Mrs BARRESFORD; And Ophelia, (for the firft time) Mifs R. RYDER ; In which charader, flic will introduce Porcell's celebrated Song of Mad Bess cf Buni-AM. Afterthe Play, Mr Woon's rby Delire) will recite THE CONTEST OF THE SEASONS 1 Taken from a Poem written ...

... the biils. And on Tuc-rsi-ay, the Neee Comedy of BETTER LATE THA N T NEVE R, THE lIIGHL AND REEL. On Saturday, a Neiv Comedy, never performed here, called THE SCHOOL FOR ARROGANCE, With (never aaed here alfo) A Mufical Farce, called NO SONG A'O SUPPER. As they are both performed in London, with univerfal Ticltcts to be had, and places for the Boxes taken, of Mr Gibb at the Office of the ...

... added here thefe many years) called THE MAID OE THE WVIA.. g; r u ar ,. v Sycamore, Mr RYDER ; Farmer Giles Mr BELL; Ralph Mr HALLION; The Miller, MrGUION; Aud Loid Aimworth, Mr LAMASH. Patty, (the Maid of the Mii!) Mif, R. RYDER. E.-1 of At* I. THE STAGE Pi. AY OF HUMAN LIFE, Paraphrafed from Suakispeare's Seven Aces. To i.-c Snug by Mr RYDER. End of ?? I!.— MODI-RATION AND ALTERATION, By Mr ...

... GENTRY OF SCOTLAND Are mi,! refpeiftfolly informed, that this Day is Pubkfhed. in tv.-o 'large handfonie volumes, elegantly printed on fine pa- lter, made on wove moulds on purpofe for the work, ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND, Being a Collection of VIEWS OF THF MOST REMARKABLE RUINS AND ANCIENT BUILDINGS, ( Accurately drawn on tlae Spot. ) To each View is added an Historical Account of its Si- toa' ...

... WILLIAMSON; Flurry, Mr X E NX ! ¦ D V ; viravaa, Mr BELL ; P-het, Mt GIUON; And Litigamus, — r.lr LAMASH. Mas Flurry, Mrs WOODS; Diary ' Mrs SPARKS; ?? Augufta, •— Mrs BARRESFORD. To -a.'hich v. ill 1* *W ie 1, a Mufical Farce, called TKO MA S AKD SAL L Y. THE SAILOR'S RE TURN. The Squire, — M- RYDER; ?? v.is, Mr BELL; ?? e..t, Mrs CHARTERIK ; 4ui Sally, — Mils R. RYDER. FOR. TKE ...

... has ftiil on hv,! above twenty hundred weight ?? high flavoured Gottenburgh, and ..iher Black and Green TEAS, .from is. to 91:. per lib.— Raw and Roaited ColTce — Alio, fomc tlionfand gallon, Old Malt Whiikev, and Foreign Spi- rits from ss. 6d. to los. per gallon— Port and Sherry Wi.ie_. The Teas ali it. the orloinal packages. J. S. ilatter.-. liimfelf no Warehoufe in Lcilli or lidiiiburgh ear ...

... at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Gaiden, with uiiiveriiil applaufe. Count Conolly Yillurs, Mr WOODS ; Dorimont, Mb WILLLAMSON; -I,- Paul Peckham, Mit BELL; I it r imoel Siicepy, Mr: WILLIAMS; Edmund, ' Ma BLAND Junior ; Picard, Mr LAMASH; Ani iVt'Dcnnot, Ma RYDER. Lydia, Mas KENNEDY; Lucy, Miss RYDER ; a\cd Lady Peckham, Mrs BAK.Ri.Sa ORD. To which will be added, A F A R C E, As v.-ill be ...

... ! YOU WILL BE PLEASED. (Written by Mrs Inchrall.. Anthon- Eafton, Mr WILLI.-* MSON; Colonel Downright, Mr BELL; ?? Cypre&, Mr GUION ; Mr Eufton, Mr KENNEDY ; Sir Hurry Harmlefs, Mr LAMASH ; Sir George Eufton, Mr TOMS ; And Charles Eu.'loia, Mr WOODS. Lady Harriet C-prcfs, Mrs KENNEDY ; Lady Eufton,' Mrs WOODS ; ■Bloom, Mifs R.RYDER; And Mis Eufton, Mrs EARRESFORD. A COMIC SONG, BY MR RYDER. ...

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... Edinhurt-h have fctncd thcmfelves into a SOCIETY, after the Plan of tbe JM-iiical Fund in London, in order to provide rebef againil 4ii n 1, for their Widows and Orphans. The patronage the ?? and Gentry are pleafed to crier upon arts and fcieroces in general, and withal tlieir V --kno'vn benevolence, emboldens the Society mod hum- la to folicit the fame protection for this undertaking. The ...