... Play is a pretended T'rainflation,ftnd inte~nded tobheioipofed upon the pub.- Je as the Piece now repretenting tit that -Theatre, the I'ranfla- d tur rctpcdtfuily aiflires the public that it is a faithful Tranflation. frons the, original Frenehi, by 3 ...

... THEATRE-kOYAL,' 'CO VfNT- ARP, H I-9 E V E NJ -wll bWI - for the ohly time th-u feafon thc Sacred r K5EAllON. Cmnipofed by G: Haydn, MtIJ b71tio -fl ?? to bise Highne the 'Pii-ce of (- erflre) MifN T'yer, ' Where i7 thitupeodont;Sniee' V,, of Part I. ...

... THOMP);xisON, - Publifficd by Vcznor and . lood, in the Poultry, ;ad T. ,. Piccadilly. , - T[ie l'roprictors of the (Gchnan Theatre refiaecx-ully ij, the Public that thlir Trauloadon of ?? alao'e :ia* i i > fron the Gernhtari of Baron Ku-raEnuu, ?? r: ilot ...

... Simoke or Gunpowder, concinding vwith a Central Piece difplaying a variety of changes, and feveral itlaitbod flames. The T'heatre will be illuerinated' by a m6ft culious Acroprric Branch, which is lighted and extinguifed in a moln: it. Door-S to be open ...

... of R. and A. RicaRoD sozi, Trea- surers to the Charity Workhouse, Royal Exchange, E- ditiburgh; and at the Office of the Theatre, where Boxes may be taken. A MILLER WANTED - At Whitsunday next, 2? / For Invergosuie Mills, near Dunde. & A STEADY MAN, who ...

... Smonke or Gunpowder, concluding ewith a Central Piece difplaying a variety of chlin-es and feveral thoufaid flames. the 'Theatre will be illuminated by a moft turious Acroperic Branch, which is lighted and extingui,'hed in a moment. Doors to be open at ...

... -f.+¢ ry i* . g FOR THIE SNEFIiT WOF THE POOR. - . *THEARE, GdOSPOR~T.i' , (By .The~ir M AJESTIES Servaspts,^ fr~om the- The~atre Ryai . .Windfrr) - ,N MOMNpAY, Marchi , l8os, will -be-prem .v. tedptetefayourstC,.fcW, and populart onedy. of- with :e ~ ...

... Doors to be opened at fix, and to begin precifely at feven ?? Money to be Returned. -h ?? ac lAY-FI-OUSE PRICF.S durlng LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN, rf'O..MORROW EVENING will be performed s for the fall timle time this fea7n, the Sacred Otatorio of TI ...

... had of R. and A. RIcHARDsots , Trca- surers o the Charity Workhouse, Royal Exchange, E. dinburgh; and at the Office of the. Theatre, where Boses may be taken. AT LEITH-FOR LONDON. cL The Union Stvipin2ll Cs'nponv's arted3sna¢e,. SPRIGHTLY PACKE I '4e . ...

... 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 ...