... DjR9TLE-STREET HALL. rol ex v t.Vntmttg text, Oct. 2, the of ?? Question wNi- he discussed: wi ?? 3tate af the Britishl Theatre tend rr !.r rra/lt Mior afluts 33j Sscie.t,9. of l'aleesilay Esening. OQt. 9, the following Pa QJ Z !jo ili 3e agati a ditcussed ...

... at Mr. Wood's, ,i iarray street, *Villiansont-square ; of R. °a'tIgcrlr Paradise-street; of Mr. Roberts a ,)ff~e ot the Theatre, where places for ove be itken; and of EE. Smithaud Co. [3SS GRANT *odfujly in orms her Friends and the Public, 'ber BENEFIT ...

... LOVER. .1iblEly revived at tlie Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. iefaeu~sie.slngosf LOVE HAS EYES, By Mr. PAN.v. lhcrtc hicb, llrg l'IG:IBtON will recite 1TLHE MAID OF THE i.NN, TPcoacijde ?? (never acted in th's Theatre) the Musical Drama of 11KN-IGLHTr ...

... Battle Sinfonia, tent as performed, under the directioas of Sir GEORGE SMAR T, the three last Seasons at the Oratorios in the theatre Royal, Drury Lane, descriptive of the BATTLE and VICTORY at VITTORIA, gained by the Armies tinder the command of Field- g ...

... be performed by Gentle- A~nateteswvho have on this laudable occasion offered their serviceS. e Characters by Ladies of the Theatre, *;tthsie, ?? the Managers, most obligingly ,fst their cance grattiitously. AXi OCCASIONAL PROLOGUE, eb~ the Rev.W- Shel'herd ...

... pute respectligr the damaiges of a Ship t5 2 2 in the River . ?? On Miss Alice Maxwell ?? I 0II nd Mr. Joseph Emnery. of the Th-eatre Roy- 0 0 tie al, Covent Garden, per Mr. Billingc5 lly Ms NO STOIX'l PiAIZES! Ars SierXg MoIney .1 ! IN THE N-EW YEAR's LOTTERY ...

... iETFT of the FUND TZ3, -;t 3 o I P~ ll eOR TilE OF TIlIL in1STRESSED POOR. tio in Bolton, assisted by se- .d tlmeln of the Theatre-Royatl, h avl most kindly offered their 1hej, occasion, will, on SATURDAY, ¢ trform the JiICEIANT OF VENICE, v And the Farceof ...

... Travels, 2 vols. Crevier's Roman Emperors, 12 vols. Albinus's Tables of the Mluscles, A Henry's Exposition, a volse the British Theatre, lo vols. Shakespeare, 8 vols. Buffon's Natural His- tory, 2_O vols. with other worky of celebrity, many of r which are elegantly ...

... and SON, respectfully ,_ M . inform the Relatives and Friends of their _ Pupils, that they purpose having a BALL, at the Theatre, in the course of the ensuing Spring ; it will therefore be necessary for those young Ladies in, and Gentlemen, who are to ...

... Messrs. ELLIOTTS, KING, and EVANS, the. c-lebrated Glee Singers, are engaged, and, by per- f mission of the Managers of the Theatre-Royal, J Covent-Garden, Master BARNETT will also Sing Al on that and the following Concert, which will take Li place on Tuesday ...

... Dodridge's E, Family Expositor; Elegant Extracts; Malton's Views in Dublin; Grose's Antiquities , Polyglot id Bible; British Theatre; Daniel's Rural Sports; is, Dollingbroke's Works: Encyclopedia Britannica, g &C. d, On view Monday, and every day previous ...

... 1,i, r8eods and the Pubtic, that his tl, plsce 01 TjU ESO DAT next, F;},hc:vrv 25. 1817. s Fed arce never acted at this Theatre. i Ft fO ruleo the jC VI) THE D UKE, iCH IS WHICH?. ?? C.;ERTON-Dulke of Kalitr 7Tr WEST ?0D¶r. wET SofiSgrasrwd M~r. BERCEe ...