... to beopeflednat Ha2f afteqive, and ?? at : . B. Tickets and Plases -for the~toxes to be 'iakeft, cdf Mr. .q~o~a N~oN~at~e Theatre. MR. FREiNC-'S CO4CERIT. . ,ON THJLIRDAY EVENING, -the x2'tk of ...

... 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 ...

... nma BOWER, of Cheflzifield. cer N. B. Immediate poffellion ;nay be had of the the whole. at POSITIVrELV the LAST INIG t LL THEATRE, DERBY. t, For the Benefit of lmrs. TAYLO NTHUDAY Evening, Mardi 13, aSoir, will he .Jatted, hMr. M urphy's ?? and falhroinlea ...

... 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 ...

... hotife on the Well fide to I of Marifehal fercet, prefently occupied by NMr Dau- naiy hi-lclIf, inmincdi-stcly below the Theatre, which il,' is fre i f any feu duty. - L(et 11. -Bing that snfitnifled swelling ?? no I n theie farrcftdc oftheftrect,and ...

... 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) ...

... Iloues, NV. S. Mr Ingli, fiare'n Gilbert Inncs, of Stow. Mife floots C. 12ett, hattcr Wmi. Ker Poft Office Stephon Kenible, Theatre Mr Keith r. S. Mrs Ann Keith Mrs M. Keith A Lady A I.ady, per Mr James Dundas, W.S.; Meff. Learinonths G. Laiug, St Andrew's ...

... SATURDAY, A C O r o D y, called SPEED THE PLOUGH, W I T 'i THE AGREEABLI SURPRIZE. The last New Play, now I cting at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. called DEAF AND DUM4B. OR, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED, Is in preparationi7 and will speedily be brought forward ...

... 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 ...

... occupied by Mr Dan- , ey hinfilf, immdiately below the Theatre, which .;free of any feu ducy. Lot Il.--Being that ufiinilbed dwelling houfi- on the fame fide af the ftreet, aind the itcond above the theatre. L.ot I11.-Beinr the aljoifing houfe immsediatcl,- ...