... respectfully informed, that trf he 'Theatre will OPEN, for the Summer Sea- en SA uROA, June 27, with a VOURITE COMEDY,, N D F A R C B. Asill be expressed in the bills and futuro advertisements. MT R C 0 0 K E Ffo the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, A N 0 Mr ...

... inform2ed, that ) -~e Theatre ivill OPEN, for the Surnmet Sea- ffi5 n SA-rUR0A, June 27, with a AO 13 RI TF C O MEEDY, F AN>,'D F A RCE, *js will be expressed in the bills and future advertisements. MNR C O 0 K E Feo32 the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden ...

... Favourite CoMeDY of it i SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. tl Surra, C.Mr TALBOT, c Charl Sucrur Lae~ ?? the Theatre Royal, Drury LanGeGS a .Ldy Teazle; - Missy Bane, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, eiog their first appearances on t-cis Stage. o A MUSICAL FARCE, As will ...

... TALBOT, hthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, his first ap- (From pearanec on this stage.) Lsdy SnterevtUl -s ~Mrs WOODS. l~ts andor, - Mrs FRANCIS, it appearance aon this stage.) (5eflg htr firs ?? Lady Teazle, by Aliss BIGGS, From the Theatre Royal, Drury ...

... the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being his second appearance on this stage. 3ackl cigotr. - Mr BRISTOW, Front the 'Iheatre Royal, Bath, being his first ap- Fearancc on this stage. ADgA Strictland, - Mr WOODS. Jacintlha, - - Miss USHER, romn Theatre Royal ...

... SECOND NIGHT OF THE POOR. GENTLEMAN. This ?? TiiURSDASJv ill be presented, .lin0ilof the Mansge, of the Theatre Royal, g pet3 Covent Garden, The Cccbratedl Comedy of .1H{E POOR GENTLEMAN. Tro .vhich will be added, The Mv usical Entertainment of T H E ...

... THE HIGHLAND SOCiETY of LONDON to. the Three best Performers on the le BREAT 1IGHLANP. BAG-PIPE, is- to be, held ts in the THEATRE-ROYAL IiCre, on TiESDAYv First, the 14th July instant, in the rorenoon, inmediately atter the Race, in presence of a Committee ...

... places for the boses, with plans of the performance, to be had on Monday, at the Office of *he Theatre-Royal, and on Tuesday at the -doors of, the Theatre. '.Pit and Boxes Bs.-First Gallery 2sSecond Gal. ti itry IS. N B-The money arising from the sale ...

... mid places for the boxes, with plans of the performance, to be had this day at the Office of the Theatre-Royal, and to-morrow at the idoors of the Theatre. -Pit and Boxes 3a-First Gallery ?? Gal- lery is. N B.-The money arising from the sale o tickets ...

... re3tetsiully to irifirna tho No'oility, Genstry, adtd 1 Puboi5 at large, of the City o( Edinburghi,, that hayiing engaged the Theatre Royal, be purposes.to READ aiw COURSE of AST-rRONOMNCL ,iCTURES, On Monday, Xeduesdiay;v nd Friday Evenings, the D) lorl, ...

... Ca S.tT ItDAY, 7an. a6, will )e presentc', ?? portlns-.| riun of the Proprictors of the Theatre Royal, Covcnt c Ga.den, a CoMErDrY called THE POOR GENTLEMANM. To wxhich;;] bwi h dded, s f'A Mi\ujCal FA1RCF, called 'V rH E - O M P. Trhe days of 7,a1- during ...

... AGNES, Or, TFIE CASTLE OF LINDENSTEEN. O05 1WEDNE5DAV, Jan. 2o, Will be pcsented. ISy pcentissiion of the Managers of the Theatre Royal, CovYCt Garden, the last New Coaor=r i of FOLLY AS IT FLIES, To ?? lill bC added, A IFxc r, called B O N T O N, Or, ...