... thle cbsarasasrs;,x and at viceW 05sthe asliosst or produ&iorls, of all who haive f'isffsined Eitsngl~ssitihed 1sarts on the theatre of thleI world, will al ,It ?? at soscife notice of shofe perforsax of sttfis t.Ie coni~fticitctt, asho, from particular circons- ...

... ING HOUSES upon the Weft fide of Mlarifchal tt ftreet, viz. Ehofe Three below the Bridge, and fituated betwixt it assd the Theatre, including the area of the cafioft houfe, ausd garden, fornserly belonging to Willialm Synsnmers, and now to the 'reafurer ...

... the ciiar:itrs, j :o and a view of the actions or produ6ti ins, of all who h have fuflainel difkignugilhied pitrts onl ?? theatr e of the fe Is woirld, will alfo allow a concif ilotice of thoic periins ft s, of inferior counequence, vho, from particular ...

... repeated. nd SEVEN CELLARS on the tZJAY to be LET, 40. DY public roup, on Friday next, the 4th April, B)fittrated under the Theatre in MarifChal-fireet, Aberdeen, all vaulted with brick: Six of them 24 of feet by ra, and the feventh A4 feet by 7--tWo of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... Air. Rofs, Nar- rowv-wynd; and of the bookfehlers. N. B. It is particularly reqtefted of thsofc Whomin- tcnd going to the Theatre that evening, that they v ill provide themfelves with tickets, to prcvent corunffion at the doors. N E W F PR U i 'r S. Q ...

... hotife on the Well fide to I of Marifehal fercet, prefently occupied by NMr Dau- naiy hi-lclIf, inmincdi-stcly below the Theatre, which il,' is fre i f any feu duty. - L(et 11. -Bing that snfitnifled swelling ?? no I n theie farrcftdc oftheftrect,and ...

... occupied by Mr Dan- , ey hinfilf, immdiately below the Theatre, which .;free of any feu ducy. Lot Il.--Being that ufiinilbed dwelling houfi- on the fame fide af the ftreet, aind the itcond above the theatre. L.ot I11.-Beinr the aljoifing houfe immsediatcl,- ...

... Mr Da:u- Y necy bimfelf, imnmsediately below tise Theatre, -,hicl is free of any fcu duty. Lot If. -Being that unfitilined dwelling ioufe on the fame fide of the fircet, alnd the fecond A;bov the theatre. g Lot ?? the adjoining houfc iknm ediatcly n to ...

... omofs is annc-ed to the property. To be Sold, at fame time and place, Y THREE HOUSES at the BOWBRIDGE, A LSO A SHARE of the THEATRE in Mlarifcbal- t firect. ll The writes, and articles of ronp, will be feen in the hands of David Hutcheon, advocate in Aberdeen ...