... tranflated by Bensjasin Tbonpmfn, Efq. contain- ing the STRANGER, a Play, in five Als, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane i from the German of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. On the ait of February will be published No. II. which will contain the Tragedy ...

... Mifs TowNsivrii. N. B. The above Romance is brought forward with In; entire new Scenery and Drefihs, after- the manner of, Drury-Lane. The Scenery by Mefirs. BANKs and' r CLARSC. The Decorations by Mr. HAavy. -I This Piece will be performed ievery Efening ...

... Two Ae5, called BLUE BEARD;. o,-, FEALE CLURIosIrr. As perforined upwards of One Hundred Nfights at the Theatre-REoyal, Drury-Lane. WAh New Scenery and Machinery, * Painted by Mr. MICHELL. New Drefe., - and appropriate Decorations, The Original Overtures ...

... CABINET, - ' Reprefenthig an Emblematic Tranfpaxent Painting, u executed by Mleffis. BAN;sS and CLARrE, of-the SIhaetre Royal Drury-Lane. 'The Song- Little Ifland, by Mr4-ATTo0.. Hulting Song, by Mr. BARxsNrr. he With tle Farce of f THE JEW AND THE DOC;TOR ...

... 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 ...

... Oc- tavo, 0So. fewed. This day is publilhed, price as 6d. A NTONrO, a Tragedy; as it was performed at 1 the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. By WILLIAMNl GODWIN. Printed for G. G. and T. Robinfon, z5, Paternofcer-row. O f whom may be had,hy the fame Author, r ...

... PasT0aeLLL-A N'oniLE. Anew'Ballet is in preparation and ?? be produced next W ee. Vivant Rex ct Rcgina. )f - e h' THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Ths Eening, their Majefties Servants will perfrmn' A l'RIP to SCARBOROUGH. n After which, (7th time) a new cdmic Opera' ...

... gtiuine., This Day is publilhed, TIIE VETERAN TAIR , a Comic Opera, in Two TiL AIdts, as perfornaed at the Theatre-Roy-l, Drury-lane, By S. S. ARNOLD, Jun. The rnuflic compocfd by Dr.. Arxoro. Printed and publifled by 3. Barker, -Dramatic Repofitory, Great ...

... sodj a, -Co., CtitletiS acriJ S'~Jiso-td 1Ph t' \5al 'Ii ufetiseui. LOT a RieNI.f lb 1 ie i tt the Theaitre Rboyald, II Drury-Lane, for at teens of I 'ine'-fti-e- sC'TU`s, pVen(_iIciug15 fhsilhugsg, and filseeice cvi sy tine 'of e~lir1 ?? or I-IiiC ? ...

... principal Vocal Performcrcs.-Madamae Mara, Mifs Martyr (firft pcrformance), and Mrs. Mountain; Mr.I'. Wel~h (latt taftcr Wclh of Drury-lane Theatre), Mr. Vaughan, Mafter Ki.3t..r dirl ?? - lM.r- Smith. and Mr. Nield. Leader of the Band, Mr.' Salomon ; Couduccor ...

... alituration of. it fmi his Thcatre'-N~isvss -adlualsly prepared' wkh n~ it was heard that the Piree was gettiisg iij at Drury-lane. Ths 7D'ay is publiffhed-, pripe Is. 6d. THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC and ASTRID- fi .r-~NO.MICAL EIHLtMERlS for the yecar x~oi ...

... n;4ft Ihattrrig Iat cr a adidr Mr. Tiosw;. r 4N. There was1 no intention of at all invading ±l±e propel--rt Thcatre-Roy4l, Drury-lane, tby. the publicatmin .Lf L25. Dunbl.-lt has bcen priitedt in reglar rott}iLI . alP Pu- fiont was deenlled a favourable ...