... ARY AND UNRIVALED DISPLAY Or MEGHANICAL PIECES, Will be Exhibted oe This Daty, MoiwrY, ,the 6lh of .I4RCH, ' I Atthe NEW THEATRE, COLLEGE-GREEN, FOR TUlP BEN1UPT OF A. FEVERELLI, XrHO toasccommodate his Friends and Juvenile vW Cla-sesa there will bo Two ...

... Chorus, ?? - *-t S To conclude with GOD SAVE'THE KrNG, With the additional Verses, written by G. Coleman, Esq. as sung at the Theatre.-Royal, Covent Garden. Newly arranged by Sir John Stevenson. Ticketsof Admission, 7s. 7d. each. To be had at the principal ...

... wvith the most un- blitiidedii;pILa, ill niest of tue Cowtis in France, Sp in, Portu- g l, Hilttd, alld in the prii.cipal Theatres of the United. 1iQii i :hos dawning merit has bever bnen equalled AR'i(i oil ti:s ;wi Flt only5 lher Brothler wiil] make ...

... would do well to purchase, as they vill he all sold in a few days. ile ltls in his Stores, Foswnes's-street, opposite the Theatre- Royal, upwards of 20) Barrels of French Rennet Apples, of the best quality, which he ?? Sell by the Barrel or HInudmed, ...

... without Deception. NEW THEATRE, IN THlE OLD POST-OFFICE, COLLEGEGREEN, By P lMtissiON of the Righl Hon. the Lord M1ayor. r[HE Nobilitv, Gertry, and the Public are most respectfully informned. that on TillS DAY, and EVENING, 'l'e New Theatre will Open and be ...

... Marmalade No. 3, that beisig the sort most recommended by Physicians for all Colds. NOV0ELTY, NATURE, AND ART, UNITED. NEW THEATRE, COLLEGE GREEN. NATURE. THE public is respectfully informed, that the TWO GIANTS, ?? ehibit theimselves for a short time only ...

... taken Apprentice, with a moderate Fee. T-TEHTRE ROYAL, CROW STREET. THE Public are most respertl'tlly pcqcuainted, 5 that'the Theatre Royal will open on NEXT TUES- DAY, APRIL 18. 1820, when wilt be performed a Play and Farce, in which the Amaseurs forming ...

... I-irr en,4 Phek Pro f THEATR ROY A I ?111E Public is mos' respeetfulv P.CquAsinted . that fromn nforeseen ccrcsm st~nces, ti'e Amatcur Per formnitces announced for the T'Ihcacte Boyel havine 'sef nn- avoidably posponed, ; THE THEATRE OVtLL OPEN This Evenino ...

... (, ,t pai'.) to' 1i. it. at to (lit,. ( 5ijv Ilp N -TH:EATRE-IiOYAL.I milE Pjubiic is respeetfulfy infirmed tbnt4the .L Theatre will open on MONDAY, APRIL 2,tb, 1820, for the Beneitof o .MR. WILLIAMS, on Who solicits the Patroiiag of his Friends and ...

... Xate 1uppie; ?? those who ,trlo-. t~i pfv gir I I I I I d TB EATRE4OYAL.( HE Public Is respectfuliy informpi tha thea . 1 Theatre will ope on MDONDAY, APi tlL 24th, 1820, an( for the Benolit of h-b MR. WILLIAMS, Wblo soilcts the Pttronage of his Friends ...

... ; Salm, ?? ?? Ir. Johnson. Tickets to be had of' Mr. Hamerton, No. 7, Lower Cam. eln. street; and of Mr. Lowther, at the Theatre, where Places for the U ;rea; mayi be taken. ROTUNDA GARDENS. THIE G4ADEX5 WILL OPEN On Ffd1DAY EVENING, the 28th INSTANT ...

... celebrated Interlu e, (in one act) never acted in this Kingdom, and performed up. Nvards of .50 successive nights, at tije 'Theatre-Royal, Drury La1, called, INTRIGUE; Olt, TIlE RIDING COAT. Tom Brisk ?? . M Mr. Lynch. A vasiety of Dancing, by Master T. ...