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... Saterers in the late dreadful hurricane ; — and the Douglas, with the farce of the Sultan, is to be sd to-morrow, a: the Theatre, for their behoof. fear from Forres, tha: during the lite drifting ' nam pcrilhed near il.e bridge of Dulcev — a -car Nairn ...
... r-r-ae-iu in- his respects to the ?? Lidie? and Gentlemen, and tbe Public, and he ?? that the THEATRE-ROYAL will be Ooencd mRDAT, Jan. r: On which occasion Mr QUICK. Theatre Roys!, Covent Garden, will make his First ?? el this kingdom. This . xccllen! and admired ...
... detained, and proceeded agairiil, according to law. Keith. The Vienna Court Gazette ofthe 151b uh. contains no news from the theatre of war. At Rome fome difiorbances have taken place, on ac- count of die fcarcity of bread ; but they were ir. daily expectation ...
... B. Sheridan, Esq. .,« of Isaac Mendoza, by Mr QUICK, 'e.r-.icd that character originally npwards of 70 nights r at the Theatre Royal, Covert Garden. i nan Jerome, ' - Mr ROCK J. rnenna, - Miss BIGG 3 ' Clara, MrnBRIMWELL .„ Louisa, - - Mrs KEMBLE End ...
... de of Gov. rnment, it is in want ofa great many necefiaries. Unhappy Helvetia is in danger of bcc.tning a fecocd d ire the theatre ct war. The celebrated Lavatek is preparing to undertakea tour through Germany and the Northern part:; of Irlu- rope, to coil* ...
... fallen Hero- To which will be added, in one act, THE RECRUITING SERJEANT. .Theatre will be open every lawful evening. lie hed, and Places for the Boxes to be taken at ti tiie Theatre. C A 1 _ D. LiN'IF.I. GOW in the most respectful manner re- nins grateful ...
... as ejecites reiterated burifs of applaitit and admiration. The Play of Pizakko was rcprefenteil for the Fourth Time at th- Theatre on baturday, and was received with increafed approbation. The Temple of the Sun has a fine effeei, and the drcifes are truly ...
... aa-a-liasr- '« li ?? ■■: ?? ?? 1 . tor is to be paid at she ftock exchange. L-acien Bona- s- arte has taken the government of she Theatres into 1,1, oavn han.l-i, a-.d is is. foture ?? lic:ncc every piece, both By the Londain papers received this mormng we l.aye ...
... 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, ...
... playing will ld Mondays, Wednesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had at the office of the Theatre, as useal. Q_UEEN's AS SEMBLY. / rT'HE Bighteenth of Jaquary falling this ycar ore [ Sunday, MOiNDAT the i9th current is appointed ...
... Tuesdays,wednesdays, of IThrEsdays, and Saturdays. in- Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had at the n- Office of the Theatre, as usual. !re SECOND GRAND CONCEPT. On FaIDA; FiRST, the t3d inst. ri- P^ ,,g CORRI has the hispour of informing the S db- ...