... Misses Dennett. Tsoliach wiile added, the popularad vetry eccen- tric. Farce called the SLEFP WJ1L f ,E ;i As performed at the Theatre Royal, Hayniarket, eI th nmost extraordinary and unbounded applause. Sir Patrick Maguire. ?? Mr. SHUTER I Sonino (his Servant) ...

... Youtliwvhdse ; ':.-ttEiATRICAL CELEBRITYs .Oii he Amnerican Stage, has been ?? con- firmetU by his recent suecess at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, g > y j ¢ s ?? -n (A. - Rk ?? oArLr) . And will make-lisiastci ppsearanc Thisa present ERlpAYiJtyid,18l3 ...

... Whlose airy dightasd deseent into thegsrderrofFlora, ...

... vols. Hall's ¶Vorks 12 vols. 'I'e ?? Retiew with the, new Series 103 vols. 3Memoirs of Grawrlont S vols. Sharpe's British Theatre 16 voIs. WhVitaker'g Cra- ven ;Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels 6 vol, Dickson's Agriculture 2 vols. Lord Orford's Works 5 ...

... GLOVER'S Last Ni.?erforr4- - ing this Season, ie -I-ThePsablicare respectfully iuforme4t% ?? ii : Mr. D '011'l'ON, r From the Theatre-Royal, Druty-lane, is engaged, for ie a fewv Nights oily,axii willmakejhis First appearatsce . here these two year- L This ...

... willib Perform, ci Tickets and Plases to be had of Mrs. Biskop, No. P r 3, Wliliamson-square, asid el the Box-ofce of e rE I Theatr, ...

... T287 ;uresent PRIDrAY, AUGUST 27, 1813, r- will be repeated (by desire) as lately revived wmith the greatest success at the Theatre-Royal Covent- , Garden, (and for the last time this Season) the highly popular Comic Opera, written by the late Gereral Burgo'vye ...

... will intro. Innsr5 raa Aa5 A^NE I SONG and DANCE. obrt t thbe Bo fi'e and Tickets had, of Mr. 3 rhre 5'CIu -j;X°ineo the Theatre, fromn Ten t'sNo. 4' so, Tickat may be had at his ti ad(cs Ipoopl->Da wsorI-etre~e; anid of k. H r tu r- of 41t 'RI Liverpool ...

... Lady Elizabeth 'reelove..,Miss GRANT e whole to coorlude with a Grand New Melo rasoatic After Piece, as pereormed at the Theatre voya, Covent Garden, with the rfiost unbounded pplause; snd which has been got up with con- derable enpence, and now produced ...

... t'EI~ALG11 R NE PIRATE, Iyith beoutiI scerery, Decerotions, Ic. Bates insT bet5It'pl, d Tckets mad, of Mr. PCoe a o ol e of the Theatr, from tefllto Saer Mr. and bree Dai'No2do E. Smith FORT TISE wraUTOT. r.coopE ' .lss WL i vAN. a MONDAY nest, Nov. oth i wiln ...

... CURIOSITY. i kided by the advantages of New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, with ALL THE HORSES, .nd as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent. Garden, with unbounded applause. 'ficketsand Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr, obnrts, at the Pit Offs ...

... Thames, sung by the late (i Mr. Harrison, Is. 6d.-Ditto>' W, *ould rb H6'sven ?? sing by Mrs. Liston, at Covent-gardet Theatre, I's. 6d -Ditto 9 What, tho' on humble'tare, words Ily Robert Burns, Is.-Mad Song, % Poer Jasper, sung by -Mrs. Dickons, ...