... Spicn, ef. Wtear. EXETER TH4ATRpW7-- rItMOE ~ul iti riefpe'&folly info i f&the ASSIZE and FAIIR XVEKr Mr. DOWTON, of the theatre-royal, dzury-aW. engaged, and will ma4e his app.,tante itj Gcot He-artall, in The SOLDIERs iAAUGHTE1 End of the plav, a comic ...

... -Alfo, tor remainder of a term Of 31 which 21 are yes to come, a S111 an \VA - Yehind, adjoining the lail.mentioned pre o in theatre-lane, in thc ?? atiOO of Mr. TtSes. held under leafr srom the dean and chate oft e thedral church of faint Peter, under the ...

... fecond above the Gtilth and now inthe occupation of Mr.Thomn, chair-istill C a yearly tenant; and a convenient DWELUXN H ;. in theatre-lane, in the occupation Ofr ThoN gaier, which- adjoins the laft-mentiou Dpo mifes, and is part of the fAame. ?? 4.-Alfo, for ...

... ONE NIGHT ONLY. rar ASSEJIBLY ROOM, E-YETER. he By pernifflon of the right worfhipful the Mayor ft, M/R. INCLEDON, (of the theatre.roy he 1vE covent garden,) moft refpeatfully informns ad friends and the public, that on Monday, the 27th ed Augaft, 1804 ...

... the gui!dhall, and now in the ofcupation of Mr. Thoms, chair-maker, a yearly tenant; aid a convenient DWELLING-llOUSE, in theatre-lane, in the occupation of Mr.T'Ihorn, glazier, v~hich aelioins the laftmentionisd premifes. Al-o, for r:mainder of a ternn ...

... Exeter; or Mr. Jtogers, druggifi, II-i; 'r ir *AT It E of A N. The Lk tl lIS Ott tile vatiou. deprn cine vill conlmmene at this theatre s . Oetober, as tollowv ; and will bc *onlinue4 dtvd at thle ttated hours. -NATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SUR. AGRY M1 Aonday the ...

... the ?? oi' this feafoie, at a great g ex potte to the proprintors. 'fTle wardrobe is colftider- i ablv au tmeettc , and the theatre may be reckonted as ti corpic:at, itl every refitca. :as any out of Lottlot.- It Now in ?? ot MCei Wiiifton, Foote, ated Smith ...

... hurler's panttry, waflh-louuf, witha turnace, puntp,, antd other cot,. eniencies. Apply on the prenfiles, two doors fioni the theatre, P 1. Y MN 0 U T H1. IMPORTED from Lilbon, and hlow land- 11in, elven hundred O(XKand COW I III)I-S. AltR, ORANGEKS and LEMONS ...

... ev cry part Ot the humisia body, and its difcalcs, the refult of many years labour, and great expcnce, is attached to this theatre, to whisich the itudenits will have occaliotlal admittante. The itcotsvenietces ufually attending anatomical invettigations ...

... feointp.un tin..; it the oit the princet ofWale' andl uke of C i- itee,l _No. I. 'to be continoet tnentblytvof rpEENGLISH THEATRE'; contain- ?? the tiagtcrlica of 13 rbarolfit, Douiglas, arid , Romeo -a ?? It is the ?? ofI th trtpriei~ir, of tthi; vork ...

... ' ucrEa, s J. D. FOULKF.S, REYNatUNDO PUTT, If. L. TairtrLEa, e Tjlo.VAs IHuCKFLLLr-p e J. IN'GLETT FonTESCUi. - ~~EXETER THEATRE., ae. _ Pofitivelv the ]at night of Mr. Ski iglsperfo ,i0 O N Friday evening, March 29th, it e .,Dprefented a celebrated comedy ...

... harncrfs. Two GIGS. A POINTER, and a handfome SPANIEL. ** The fale begins at one o'clock. Exeter, April 3d, 1805. EXETER THEATRE. f N Friday evening, April 5th, will be -- prefented a new comedy, (aaed here but once,) called The BLIND BARGAIN, or hear ...