... without SmI6ec or Gunpowder, ?? 'rcith a Cciltral~piete difplayiogh varisty of changes, anid fever-A thoufand flames. The Theatre will be'illuminatbd by a mot ' cuduscroerA Btn. wkj islighted and extinguriffied in a Doors tot be bpe4n at ieven o'clock ...

... KING's THEATRE.-tn a few dayswillbepublilsed, q 'HE New Ballet of BAIRBA-RA and ALLEEN; n or. I li ONIsA'n, by BRoDEr.,r and l'wcsoN, No. I3, Haymarket, London. . j7d nublifled, ilethiulks I bear the full Celeitial Choir; Glee, compofed by Br. 'Cpto-icu ...

... takltn of Mr. Brandon at the BoxOffice in Eart-lireet. Half Price as ufaal, at nine o'clock. CREAT CONCERT-ROOMS, KING'S THEATRE. R. SALO MON moft rfpedfully acquaints the i1 Nobility and Gentry, that having from various unex- pecled ?? which he met with ...

... facrcd Oratorio, called 4ELISH-A,' or the Won5 in of Sihunani, compofett by Dr, Arnold. 'Paces t6 be tslecn of Mr. Rice, Theatre. Boxes 6s--Pit_;s. 6d.-, i-W Gall. 2s.-Secoiid Call. is. or th B'T~,rirs~rof Mr. and Mrs. REOI ~O.YALT TI-l~'~hE Vi L L'~-TR ...

... Subfcriptions for the four Nights. For Ladies Three Guieas, andfor Gentlemen FourGuineas. URh rORIOS at PLAY-HOUSE PRIC Srg ENT. THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN OrQ-MORROW, Friday, March I,, i801,will be L performed by particullr defire, and for the Laft time, the ...

... mof! affuredly the Laft Night but feven of the prefent Seafon, as this Theatre xvill pofitively Clofe on the ,.Xth in i m HIS EVENING will be prefented, fir-I time at .T. this Theatre,aBalletPalticclo,calledTheLYRIC CLUB, when will be introduced the following ...

... without Smoke or Gunpowder, concluding with a Central Piece displaying a variety of changes, and several thousand flames. The Theatre will be illuminated by a most curious Aeroperic Branch, which is lighted and extinguished in a moment. Doors to be open at ...

... s , Panton-itrcpt and b±f Mr. Shelmerdine, at the Office of the ';'heatre. ORATORIOS at PLAY-HOUSE PRICES duringLERNT. . THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN, TO.MORROW Evening will be performed a 1GRAND S ELECTON in which ?? be iatroduced (by particular D'efirc) ...

... Melfrs. Broderip-aisd Willrin- x. ifon, No. x3, Hayrnarket; Cremcnti and Co. NC. z6, Cheapfidc, and at the Office of the Theatre. ThE.'ATRE ROYALC0NT GARDEN. M/fR. INCLEDON begs leav ierpeafully to informn .Lt L his Frietids, h.s BE1NrilT is fixed for 'sutif4aay ...

... Ornoite or Gunpovwder, concludirg iih a Ce ntral Piece difp~layiog a variety of eiranlgee,.anl fevesal t . end frane. 'I'he Theatre will lc illuanirlated by a moti e x 1croperic erarrch,whiich is lightec and exteingeilicd iin a rrne,,ant. Doors to lbe open ...

... -wth 'elv- Cllr, 31. as.-Rce- PRIVATE THEATRtICALS. , RESPECTABLE wOChETY, wo have ar? 1At legant and conimndiious' Littie Th}eatre fiited4 up viritlt every accomnilodatior, winh to increafe their Mrre? rs, by the adisliioil of a few more Gentlemen, who ...

... his AN- }UAL CONCERT is ixed for Friday the 8th of May. Paticitlatswill be delt adsvre~ied. GXii~ET CbNCtRT_1-OQMS, KING'S THEATRE. M 'SR. 3.ALA'OMON ronft refpec1fully acquiinis the IYk Nobiity arld Gesntry, that in obedienee to the wigles of fevt'ral ...