... woman at the Opera Houle. She wili . not now perform on the Engiifh ftage. Mr?. J _irdan is fpeedily to return to Dmry- lane Theatre, at an incre.fcd fa_try of t'ltrty founds per night J — lt is a matter of not unfem j lonaile calculation, that this lum would ...

... The Juror's verdift— Nen compos mentis. Country 'Theatre.— A new Theatre, built and executed in a moft elegant ftyle, was laft week opened a: Leicefter, by Mr. Watfon, the Manager of the Cheltenham Theatre,who very humanely gave the profits of the firft ...

... flic; of 50 laii, a.l laden wita grain, for London, ' and parted coi:.pany with ihem un l.iday iuit, ui\ Oi!i-,rdiie:j. ; Theatre, Drury-f.atre.—Tocfdr.y n*ht a r.-w Tri- ' grdy, iirti-lcd De Mamfatr, the prcdu.tim of a L-fiy, reviled by Mr. Keftibtc ...

... arrived this morning, bringing letters and papers down 10 the tcth inll. Tlie laieil intelligence they c >n- ■*>•••. *'om the theatre of »var is dated the 6th iirli. ; o* courfe they contain nothing but what h** been entirely anticipated by the Paris pa- pers ...

... laft new trimmings for hats. Theatrical.— A Play called the Punt of Honour was performed for the tint time at the Hay market Theatre 00 Tucfday evening. This is 3 free translation of the Drama of Lt Defer- (car, ia Five acts, andinprofe. written by M. Meicier ...

... Jacobin: both in Vienna, and Upjcr Auitria began lo fhew themfelves with au- dacity. When thr Imperial family «i filed the Theatre, lome of thcrn made ufe of very bold language, while ct«ers J.,u ily called out ** Peace ! reace ! The au- guft perfon of ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. A^Nrw Comic Opera, intituled IVilmort CeiH'ie, wat „ piocuced hne on luefday night, lor the liin time. ?? chaiatters were thus represented: General Wilmore, Mr. Dowtots. Mr. Wilniorc, Mi. Maddocki. Charles Harley, Mr. Kelly. Henry ...

... humane, and to ?? with bin the 100,000 francs produced BV'the lottiy. 'Theatre, Drnry Lane. Shafcefpeare's Merchant ©1 /enice waa brought forward on Saturday flight, at this Theatre, ?? diefled in the Venetian Costume, and inriched with feveral appropriate ...

... e entr.t.cc ol tre t-ox, had been introduced, to at that st could be with duwa w.th any letter ihat might be put into it. THEATRE, COVENT-GARDEN. YVednefday oigr.t Their Maie-lVes, tnd the five p rincefle. honoured thia TiYetfre wuti th-ir prefer, r to ...

... and of all the Bookfellcrs. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE, POOR. THEATRE, ASHBORNE. f-PHE Ladies and Gentlemen of Alhborne and the ,I . Public in general; are refpedtfully informed, tnac the Theatre will be opened on Friday the gth of this ?? January; and ss ...

... claimed t paice of 4daystrom the date hereof, fie will be fol'd tb defray the cepecnc4 of hcr teep. ,3th January, A - a. THEATRE, ASH-BOkNE. >N'FRI DAftJa-nary t 6th, thecciebratcd 5randd Tiagic Play of p IZ AR R O Or, the SPN-IARDS 'm Ph;RU. , h . . ...

... MNRTrN, (From the Theatre Royal, Rarwich, being his firQ appearan :e. ' Colonel Briton, - Mr. CARLETON, (From ?? Roya1lW'idor, being his firfi appearance.) Donna Violante, - Mrs. TAYLOR, Ilabella, _ Mifs Fl'rZGorRALD, (Frorn the Theatre Roya1, Dublin, being ...