... Jacobin: both in Vienna, and Upjcr Auitria began lo fhew themfelves with au- dacity. When thr Imperial family «i filed the Theatre, lome of thcrn made ufe of very bold language, while ct«ers J.,u ily called out ** Peace ! reace ! The au- guft perfon of ...

... BEDUCATION. MR. BELMONT, - LATELX OF THE PORTSMOUJTR THEATRE, I . ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends,,an ?? tre Public in general, that he intends to Opsen, onMoaD.Nxiy, ?? Inftant, a SCHOOL, at No. 2. Sr. Tno 4^s's-saT ET,nearOvfter-ftrrftt-RLAD t ING, ...

... Comic, Musical Melange, consistihg of Recitation, Imitation, and Sotdgs. Pcrformed *with universal Applause, at the LYCEUM THEATRE, LONDON, .Ts lie spaen,' sscni, and ncrasi si-7rt 5/. th- Pinno-Forte, By Miss CARTWRIGHT: L'ichsdjno CORYDOl~arsd GARO77LINE ...

... the direction of - it Mr SALOM ON, Leader of the Opera Brand, C n Tomorrow (TuSDAY) the 18th of Augufl, 18cO. C it I/ the Theatre, Mfarjfchal-.flrret, Aberde;rn. r _-PLAN of the CONCERT1I- Part I. o Overture from Piccini's ZOone0 Pi~ligia.7. n Gce, Hbssv ...

... BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, rWO FREEHOLD' ITE SSUAGES or' .1 TENEMENTS, fitdate in Bemenfters-lane, immediately oppofite the Old Theatre. Alfo a large and comm-in 6s ?? GofPort C hapel. i' E i G' or 'For particulars inquire (ir' by Letter poft-paid) of lo Edward ...

... and-end eb'lre Ten o'Clock. NrctBT 5 to be hadat J; C. Mo fr's, bppofite bqr. the Grand.'Parade. : Places tol etaken at the Theatre, frorn Twelve tilifT;o,, each day. j2S BURSLEDON BRIDGE AND ROADS. 72 OTICE-is hereby given,- That a GENE N RAL ASSEMBLY of ...

... 'numerous enter- taining anecdotes of the celebrated Heroes nrid Phi- lofophers who have' fo confpicunufly appeared on the theatre of Europe during the greater part of this cen- tury; arid the wfiole.Narrative is dittinguiised by fo nirutch-cardaur and ...

... EFight. . . mta~e t ~1T'ei.c rs to be had at J. C. MO T LZY,'s, 6M10fite : n the Grand Parae ?? ; PIices 'to be taken at the Theatre, fiso Tivelve ' rtfea: .tlll Three each day at , and- .. .. - 'Ef crms.' ACTION OF THE A-LEXANDlEaR - THE SiUBSCRiBERS, anld ...

... 'ear Mr. HUTTENES . Refpefilly informs the ,Nop GA £ t:T gx r that there wilL bbe,a. itsd f MUSICAL ENTEk-A INMENT . the THEATRE,': POkTSMOU-tAi - t~he' -!nN THURSDAY R3veninig, Oftober 23, and 18=0.S at which will. be perforMted; .: jihf SEVERAL FAVOURITE ...

... ipport f hiown to the Theatre; ut which, fihe bces leave to fay, fhe feels in a higher de. m grec, as it was given in the abfence of Mr Jackfon, who is unavoidably detained in Edinburgh, bking en- ry gaged in.preparing the Theatre Royal there, againft ...

... that great Player. F Boxes, 35.-Pit, zs-'-Gallery, Ts. Tickets to be had of J. C, MOTTI.EY, and Places to be taken, at. the Theatre, fom -Twelve till Thr:e ?? day at ttie Fruit,-Shcp. - To begift at H}alf 1,aft Seven o'(3lock. At the Requcat oA fe4veral ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. A^Nrw Comic Opera, intituled IVilmort CeiH'ie, wat „ piocuced hne on luefday night, lor the liin time. ?? chaiatters were thus represented: General Wilmore, Mr. Dowtots. Mr. Wilniorc, Mi. Maddocki. Charles Harley, Mr. Kelly. Henry ...