... Address to the Thames, sung by the late Mr. Harrison, is. 6d.-Ditto, Would to Heaven, sung by Mrs. Liston, at Covent-garden Theatre, I s. 6d -Ditto ; What, thn- on humble fare, words c, by Robert Burns, Is.-Mad Song, ' Poor Jasper, nY sung by Mrs. Dickons ...

... the Thames,? sung by the late, C Mr. Harrison, is. 6d.-Ditto, , Would to Heaven, & sung by Mrs. Liston, at Covent-garden Theatre, I s. 6d.-Ditto , What, tho' on humble fare, words by Robert Burns, ?? Song, 1 Poor Jasper, t sung by Mrs. Dickons, 29 ...

... Thames, sung by the late 2 Y Mr. Harrison, is. 6d.-Ditto, 1 Would to Heaven, Cal .th sung by Mrs. Liston, at Covent-garden Theatre, the Is. 6d-Ditto 1 What, tho' on humble fare, words by Robert flurns, ?? Song, Poor Jasper, sar ung by. Mrs. Dickons, ...

... every lass ?? s rocess tc trade, is explicitly laid down to--el z~of irs pr-?fessioveiljargon. To any yoiith r -ipon the vast theatre of commerce, this triot be ilvaluable, atid on the desk even of .- erriced ue rchiset, it will be found partniu- in ?? tcts ...

... OF -n MR. RYLEY, gre Who having no opportunity of making his annual at I ?? to his Friefids through the medium of exe the Theatre, Messrs. Astley, Davis, and Parker intp . bavsq favoured him with the use of the Circus for 'ren ! To'-merrow, SATURDdm 12th ...

... cot instaint. . tori R The doors to be opened ?? to quA :rise precisely ?? o'Clock. bet Tickets tobe had of Mr. Bevington, Theatre Ta- I h. vern ; Messrs Ogilvy and Co. Carpet Warehouse, to, d Lord-street; Mr. Banks's MusicWarehouse,Church- app stseet; ...

... BEETSHsOVEN called ,th The Mount of Olives, idt Performed this season with the greatest applause duringthe Oratorios, at the Theatre..Royai Dri.- Ty-latle, will be performed for his LBetiefit, ott the e 0_ ,0th of May, 1814, at the Music Hall. gr The Principal ...

... ROOM, LILLSYMAN' SOTEL, . T kis present Friday, and Tomorrosw, Saturday, t SIGNOR MA IrrINELLI'S e FNA T O C C I NI, if Oa THEATRE IN MINIATURE, As performed before his Royal Highness the Prince ; Regcnt, and the Duke and Duchess of York, at ,Bth, &c. No ...

... 4TORI0, C iopsend by BEETt OvENT, called r Tle Mlount of Olives, di season with the greatest applause ( a OtatoriOts at the Theatre--Royal, Dru- rbned for his Benefit, on the %IIbe ports ~ ?? , ;Lf Mp, b114, at the Music lailr C AFTER TIIE ORATORIO, A ; ...

... Prbprietors of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, the Popilar Newv Di- :h vertisement, consisting of Dialogue, Music, and ,s, Dancing, entitled is. ORANGE BOVEN! Or MORE N.EJk'S. _ With appropriate FScenery and Dedofationis. As a'acted at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane ...

... iss CAMPBELL ?? Mrs VANDEN HOFF lr~s~hrrejtr:, R/al, Bath, hiersirat esppearaencc on this Stage) with (third dtme at this Theatre) tee Comic Pa ntsnsirse of arleqiiin and Mother Goose; Or,the GOLDE:V EGG. rd eetirely r. enery, Machinery, and otber Ddeoraliolis ...

... June, R f ?? t-NADDOCK'S as i EIM ANICAL EXHIBITION OF ti, A ?? AND.R :IDES, L Oa ANINMATED M E CHIANISMI, At kis Mechanic Theatre, t i OLLSSSON'S ROOM, LoaD-ST REET. t mR. HADDOCK intends himself the honour t of Exhibitingg his Mechanical Inventions jn ...