... humane, and to ?? with bin the 100,000 francs produced BV'the lottiy. 'Theatre, Drnry Lane. Shafcefpeare's Merchant ©1 /enice waa brought forward on Saturday flight, at this Theatre, ?? diefled in the Venetian Costume, and inriched with feveral appropriate ...

... FASHION, end LADY's POCKET COMPANION, for the Year i80I. Con- taining ufeful Tables, the new Songs fung at Vauxhall and the Theatres, Countrq Dances, and a ruled Memorandum, and Ca&l Book for every Day in the Year. Ornamented with Plates of the Fafbiions ...

... for Plyrnoutb, Exetero Oxtisi 1i;d Bath, preiovis'to the opening his Kmew Tkatre.jn Catherine-flreet, Ldndop. - GOSPORT THEATRE. $ Doc tobeoper.ed at Six, andrthe Pesformrnaceto rgin at Seven, and conclude,-.it Nine. ^14 MO}NDAY, TUESOAY, :nd WED- ' ...

... numerous enter- taning anecdotes of the celebrated Heroes anrl Philo. fnylhers who have fo confpicioufly appeared on the theatre of Europe during the greater ?? of this cen- tury; and tht whole narrative is diftinguilhed by to much candonr and vivacity ...

... ThEATRE, P-ORTSMOUq-jJ FOR T.HE BElNFAIT-)F (N TUESI)AY:NEXT,.Nqvember zz, and by particular Dcfire df feveral L&Djz; a;nd THE ;EXHIBITION- W~ill be rcepeated on WEDNESD3AY, -the- rthi -(Being abtilutely the LAST Neimer.) CARTWRIGHT's MUSICAL GLRS, .4ND ...

... Shirrefs, advocate, Aberdeen, or Alexander Duff, fc- . tor a- Stricleni, who will inform as to ouer partiu- ft *k larsm p I THEATRE ROYAL, ABERflEN. For the Benefit of Mr IIALLION. To-morrow Evening will be prefented the Comedy of ikhe BEAUX S'TR AAGEM. ...

... e entr.t.cc ol tre t-ox, had been introduced, to at that st could be with duwa w.th any letter ihat might be put into it. THEATRE, COVENT-GARDEN. YVednefday oigr.t Their Maie-lVes, tnd the five p rincefle. honoured thia TiYetfre wuti th-ir prefer, r to ...

... the bad eqic5ts 'if foul or infteted air; and forti cr'intfic~eo ieam p fpheres, o'crosrel. ploces, .aCpuuvs of bulec, t Theatres &c. ~.4riee ?? , - c N. B. -I'he 1lgi4efia an~l.Vinega arc eonta'lnd in bottles>,each of hicih, has the.i:ames. Pf the,prepa ...

... November a8, Pr8oo, will he pre- fented Mr. RrvsOLQS's new Contedy, called MA NAG EM ENT, (As performed at Coyrint-Garden Theatre.) Captaia Lavilh, Mr Melvin-Mitl, Mr Mathews -Worry, Mr Deanmss--Slr Hervey Sutherland, Mr Iifliams-Alltiade, Mlr Burtpn--Frank ...

... PORTSMOu'roH THEATRE, ?? WITh E NE C DCORATIONS, 5R~7ILL 'opcn this prefent. MON1DA-Y, 'Y -Decemberi, I80oo, with; the celebrated Co- rmcdy of THE HEIR -AT LAW. To which will be added, the Mufical Entei tainment of -THE PRIZE; or, 2, 5, 3, 8. This Day ...

... THEATRE, GOSPORT-. B E THEIR MAJES''IES SERVNVYTS. lTROhM 'THE TtEAT'i: iOYAL, *lNDSOR. (N MONDAY EVE-NING, December:; will bfprefeistcd the favourite Tragedy of DOUGLAS:.- Or, TTHE NOBLE SHEPHERD. Norval Douglas, bvr Mr. PA.LM- rk, from the Theatre I ...

... the occupations ofi C L r Burden and Will-ana Chanell, Tenants at; o r dulars apply to ?? Auwtlioecrs,'Ryd., I | PORTSMOUTH THEATRE.. . ro ' 'PH-IS prefent MONDAY, Decenier x, a . cl'will bprefented, the celebrated and niich ?? heImidCdfisediy, called, d ...