... rcielved. jte- Cne ?? on the Day of d8ef i -caVncy ioanry 4:iced, u nleefs the Paties orAgofitsfo' tkcam 'H1 feve ettend. tefat THEATRE 136SPORT. imp By Defire and under the Patronageof the OFVICt1S 30t oi His MAJESTY's ROYAL CHEFSHTR9. engr Mrs. BRSSTOW's NIGHT ...

... able Pofort,''that he has fitted u a' large aind commodious Houfe in-the; Centre of the Town, near the Affensmy Roonis and.Theatre, in the 4rftyle of Elegance, ,lending ?? of- a Public wviti the Comforts.of. a Private Houfe where, with the moft unremitting ...

... able Refort, that he has.fitted up a large and commodious Houfe in the, Centre -of the Town, neara the Affembly Rooms and Theatre, in the firif Style of Elegance, blending the Accommodations of a Public with the Comforts of a Private HAouftj where, with ...

... be added the Farce of The ROMP. To begin as foon as the Race is over. Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Stannard at the theatre, from Eleven 'till One. DAYS of PLAYING, Tuefday, Wednefday, Thuref- day, Friday and Saturday. ¢ The Mapager refpeafully folicits ...

... arrived this morning, bringing letters and papers down 10 the tcth inll. Tlie laieil intelligence they c >n- ■*>•••. *'om the theatre of »var is dated the 6th iirli. ; o* courfe they contain nothing but what h** been entirely anticipated by the Paris pa- pers ...

... parfonago hon'e. lettets (p, ft p.-id) addrQfhd to A. B. Stamp Office, Ipfwich; ;will be attended to. LAST NIGHT Of PFRP'OR41ING. THEATRE, IPSWICH. BR His MA7ESTrY'x SERVIANTS, From thie heatr e Roya, Nqrstirh. For the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. BLANCHARD, This Evenihg ...

... gave a public breakf-ft at the camp ; the Prince of Wales was of the party. Their Majeflies, in the evening, went to the Theatre ; the performances were the Drumafifts, with the farce of The Pric-.r. The entertainment given at Cumberland Ledge on Thurut ...

... this ?? aic plcafcel ?? Competition ;..id Exhibition, thc r . rare] gratified r-> find, that, trom th.- .• n-exipr- of the Theatre on the el v of •.J;- were enabled to make an addition to Y'rYY and Y.YY'e j'hai.dfinic'd'i- . lithe mi— -c— fid (——dates, ...

... laft new trimmings for hats. Theatrical.— A Play called the Punt of Honour was performed for the tint time at the Hay market Theatre 00 Tucfday evening. This is 3 free translation of the Drama of Lt Defer- (car, ia Five acts, andinprofe. written by M. Meicier ...

... Taverns p irats,-Houfes, CofFee-Hosfes, Maen etad Hotelsi, Lodging-oH ofes, -Promenades, Rots, Afe blies, pishic Theatres, pr ivate Theatres. &c. and Piaces of~ public.. or priveate Rqcepation, too samoa'4 here to tmaention. - The Whole exhibiting a great ...

... ASTR-O f WoJ m NOMI CAL LEC SEin ?? loy l te faymas-Iet, Lzi~don, has 'the ionour of announning their repetition in tbis Theatre; on the. Dvenngs'be forc-mentewned, prceifely D b h-e Caie grand and explanatory Scale as in L.Ledon, with al the accom , ...

... A$TR.OA r ?? NOMICAL LECTUVRXIS$ ifi,thla T'iqhasqrRoyal, . ymnarket, London, has ?? ?? rc Ae their. repetitiyon in- this, Theatre, on the E venidigs- be, S fore.inentioned, precifely. on the fme, rgrind and U explanatory Scale asia London, with ?? the ...