... works of molt Of the Eughlbfi -t'o-a th ncti pedist-, -l ?? R~efrarthet, Bell's Shaskefpesa, an anit elegant, od r II ' ?? theatr it'i-~hl Clalle dvot te asil tincilanasoit- Rite pir-ture of, a Stormn by Iklreland, a Water- :r fall by Ruyfdeucl, a Woody ...

... roorns on a flovr, %vwjth a Shops private entrance, No. .9, fituate inalowi ftreet, -Covent-garghn, immediately oppollte the Theatre, in tie ?? of ler. WINTtoll-orHAM, Chemil' and Apothecary, -on icafe lot ass unexpired terrn of-ten -years and a half, at ...

... day amonglI the Creditors who Thall thsen have executed the affigulmeut. THOMAS FROST, Solicitor. HULL, x3th April', ior. THEATRE, HIULL. Never yet djP layed in this Town. EARLY as the proper arrangemnents can be Mmade,'Mr. LLOYD, from London, will read ...

... uncommon firm picture of a Storin by Moreland, a Water. t fall by Ruyfdacl, a -Woody Scene equal to Loutherbourg, a curi- ous Theatre ind Miniaturc, an excellent barrel Organ, plays 3o tunes, a fet of Mufical Bells, Mutic Books by Pluyel, Storace, r Bach,dc ...

... Brandori, at the Theatre, where places for the Bnocs may Le taken. For the BNEFIT of Mr. FAWCETTi THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T UrEN,17 DAY, 2gth inflant, will. be prefented, (with thl Purnmillion of the Proprietor of the Theatre RiuTeytl, Haynlarket) ...

... Wilkinfoum's IMulic Wale-t 1houtc, No, 13, Haymarkct Elmniand Co's. ditto, No. z6, I Cheapfitic; axid at the e6s~ce_ of the Theatre. READINGS, LISLE-STREET, Ltiefter-fields. O'N Monday next the zoth inift. pofitively to corn-e XJply with the defire of a ...

... late Wss-TTTLR, Eq. of NWoodhoUs0- lee; Extraneous Fossilsl of Scotland, and two Eq- gravings; interesting Strictures on the Theatre and other Places of Amusement; sevcral Original Essays and Communications of Merit, &C. ?? This Miscellany is publisshed on ...

... : ' tb'e Wot-Ibipfrl the MAY05.- - 'NFR. atnd Mrs. *MORITZ (frOm SAbLER'S J.YJ.Wr LLS, and who Igtely performed zat the.Theatres Royal Li~verpool .and London) beg Lra~veoto inform the Ladies and Gentlemen oF the Univerfiry and C~ity Of OX-. ford, and ...

... SmoLe or Guu owvdtr, COsCssht'i i' 1wvih a Cintral Piece difplaying a varicty ol chatIg, : and 1, ti thoufalnd lames. The Theatre will be ilhlnilia'ted by a nutaL Cttit/us Acrotacric Branch,whiCll is lightedl ?? es'3ti1I 1lll i al MWn',knr.-Doors to Open ...

... Brodegrp and Wilkinfon'd %Mue arp t hgpufc, No. 3, 1Haynlarket; Clerpinti and Co's. ?? .d, IC'napfidc; and at the Office'ofrthe Theatre. READINGS, L-LSLESTRREET, Leicelter-fiddi. THIS EVENING, will be read, 'to comply with 7 the defire of a very refpedable party ...

... eet; and at the Mufic Shops in Cheapfide, Strand, Haymarket, Pall'Mall, and Bond-ilrcer. For the BENEFITof Mrs. SiDDONS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O N Monday-next, their Maje~fies Servants will aea1 t..Shakerpearc's Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Xemble; ...

... fotages of both fexes for wit and letrning, a vol.'eac. - :.D Ei't~ind Du ss;tnor The Orphan Protc6lted, ai perform- i1g at the Theatre Royal, Detiry-laiie, With unbounded ap- iabfer, third Editibn,. ii. 6d. .. . Afl4!MAN on the WAR-CHEAP EDSX401 .. *. . I~edieated ...