... of re-em r fpeotableGentleinese, fabjeth to the like of a Lkioyo . aged R ms. de- D-: ATfo A Renteres Share of Dru.e-Lane Theatre, whj h on enndtes the iHoller-tealig. idbe pery' Nighetor H ay-htfee - Cfs -1 st any P qnhlic Perf, snee, withtree Adiisdlonicbp ...

... Dramatic Romance, in 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 ...

... Mercantile Purpoofes: Tbe four Dervitlhns, a Perfian Romance i Hiftory of the Gernian Draima Notices concerning the ierntan Theatre: efe of sLizards as a Cure for the' Leprofy: -tHitory ef tltc Fine Arts: Memoirs of time Liie and Wr rings uf Godwin, Rilhop ...

... detained, and proceeded agairiil, according to law. Keith. The Vienna Court Gazette ofthe 151b uh. contains no news from the theatre of war. At Rome fome difiorbances have taken place, on ac- count of die fcarcity of bread ; but they were ir. daily expectation ...

... B. Sheridan, Esq. „.,« of Isaac Mendoza, by Mr QUICK, 'e.r-.icd that character originally npwards of 70 nights r at the Theatre Royal, Covert Garden. i nan Jerome, ' - Mr ROCK J. rnenna, - Miss BIGG 3 ' Clara, MrnBRIMWELL .„ Louisa, - - Mrs KEMBLE End ...

... beingzthe 4th Day of OMno szat, 1zc ?? the Everfing. G -S HA.RRB.- GREEN. Sec= Wincheft, rFeb. 2b, a 8oo. ' ., The Manager of the Theatre has the pleafure of ansJ nouncing for keprefentation the popular iietP.ay- G sf PIZARRo, which he ref ectfully aftates the ...

... de of Gov. rnment, it is in want ofa great many necefiaries. Unhappy Helvetia is in danger of bcc.tning a fecocd d ire the theatre ct war. The celebrated Lavatek is preparing to undertakea tour through Germany and the Northern part:; of Irlu- rope, to coil* ...

... fallen Hero- To which will be added, in one act, THE RECRUITING SERJEANT. .Theatre will be open every lawful evening. lie hed, and Places for the Boxes to be taken at ti tiie Theatre. C A 1 _ D. LiN'IF.I. GOW in the most respectful manner re- nins grateful ...

... be Publicly Wniap- A pcd for One Hundred Yards from thle Dock Gates at ce Portfioliutlh during that time. C he N I_ C of THEATRE, GOSPORT. C ahe, - FOR THE-BENEFIT OF THE POOR. b .e- i( ...

... as ejecites reiterated burifs of applaitit and admiration. The Play of Pizakko was rcprefenteil for the Fourth Time at th- Theatre on baturday, and was received with increafed approbation. The Temple of the Sun has a fine effeei, and the drcifes are truly ...

... - ?? ?? W__ __ I I- V THEATRE,. GOSPORT. - At OV DESIRE OF THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN th AT THE ACADEMY. ?? MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1800, will. th, be afted, for the Firnt Time, a Comedy, called, oP MANAGEMENT; ad .0R, YOU TAKE THE HINT. A favoxurite Dance by Mr. ...

... o'clock in the afte faon, ALL that large Pile of Building, fitiate. iri F-M ikeflreet, in Kingfton-upon-Hull, nowv ufed as the THEATRE.ROYAL, with the Appurte- nances; fubject to a leafe thereof to Tate Wilkinfon, Efq. at the yearly rent of jfifteenpounds, ...