... -on or before the 15th of July, as no Specimns iS rt will be'received aftef that day. J. BIRD, Secretary. June 19, 1811. - THEATRE ROYAL- -- FOR THE - BENEFIT OF MR. DOWTON .And ;t7ze last 'Night f his peifernieg here this Season , ?? ?? piesentFRI DAY ...

... Specimens of Art will be received after that day. - J. BIRD, Secretary. Jesse 19,1811. , - MINIATURE PAINTING. R. BENNETT (of the Theatre Royal Liverpool) re- M spectfully informs his Frieuds -aiid the Public, that he intends continuing his profession of' Miniature ...

... £'f .:TIC And to, he a all'the. Booksellers, , tlT.AL O'i~SBIAX=A-T-IOJ6S ON l),r. KEMBLE'S ?? PEREFORMiANC~ES, at the 'Theatre-Royal, LiverposL .By A. B. GM. M. U. This dr is ,abl.shed, .By-Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longunu, Hurst, ...

... Tuned, in the -Country, on the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. MIINIATURE PAINTING. ?? - i rff R. BENNETT (of the Theatre Royal Liverpool) re- JNI spectfully inforsms his Friends and, the. Public, that he intends continuing his profession of Miniature ...

... ;- ; ' ''Ais S; BOOT11 Lau.dlady Mrs. TAYLEUR .Places with Tickets to be taken of Mr. Roberts, at the Box Office of the theatre, from ten till three o'cloek; also, tickets may be had of'E. Smith and Co. Pool-lane, and at the usual places. CUMBERLAND ...

... BRISTOWV ' ?? l- 'AN' Landlaly - - Mrs..MORETON Plkces with Tickets to be taken of Mr. Xoberts, at the Box Office of the theatre, from ten till three o'lock;oalso ticket. msay be had of E. South aud Co. Pool-lane, and at the usual TO BE LET OR. SOLD. ...

... lweich(neveraestedhere) annew usnee to ?? written by J. FococE, Esq. a .iled .1nylthing New. Mt henrlbrmed at the Lyceum Theatre, with universal applause. speare' - - -of Mr.- ROMER . Old WhIitethor ?Mr. RADCLIFFE - f Oliver 11titeftlrn Mr. DOBBS- Jeremih ...

... godd Xitchen; zrwitl .tlier eicellent convenienckcs. pplyt'fto Mr.' WiziTLES *ICkebr, I)-rcr- ,str&et, William son-muare.. : Theatre-Royal. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR . GORDON, Ol MONDAY Net the 11th of Novexnber sifill. be per'. -fbrimed a Consmdy called * . ...

... ?? cxl~ ibi~te on the' ,Aac. tALIAN OVERASCOMPLETEf to embrace every opp~rtunity to present the Patrons A Theatre, such emrinerit ldaents, eotspcuouss oveltoea Of ned Scenic ExhibitibinsiaS have receive4 theisinc'ion vf re.t and Tt ojvdicious Criticis ...

... rtsporctfull acqiainted, tbat notwvitbstanlttig at eapelte atteidinlg ttiles- ndertadktnf, tire tirtrns of 'adt-. a to tie Theatre iili not be, raised, but reinain at thle E Usual PFeyhouwc Prtces. E to br opened at Scvei, antd perforimance to bbtgin fn ...

... mnost respectfully acquaints -the Friends Id MV and Rclatives of his Pupils, that he purposes having -a . 'It BALL, at the THEATRE toa'AL, -in 'the course of APRIL Te ot next.-Mr. P. requests thsit those Young Ladies and Gentle. in g ?? who are to dance ...

... Kitchen requisites, &c. Sale to beginl at Eleven o'clock. By Mr. S5IITII, At the Large Room, Vppcr Dawvsn-%~trcet, near the Theatre, late Minerva News-roomn, ol Tucsday next, lthe ath of February, A VARIETY of IiOESEI'IOLD FURNITURE and eother Effects, reniai'rd ...