... 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- ...

... Norah, MifsJackfon. c Tickets to bchad of Mr. Swalwell and Mrs. South- te, at Mr. Thompion's, taylur, Blanket-row, and a the Theatre. - t f Fortbe De-nefit4f Mr. TOMS. c OM Tuelfddy, Jan. %5, x~oo,. ?? ?? E iH be performed (not ,:d here thefe Eix years) 't ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... woman at the Opera Houle. She wili . not now perform on the Engiifh ftage. Mr?. J _irdan is fpeedily to return to Dmry- lane Theatre, at an incre.fcd fa_try of t'ltrty founds per night J — lt is a matter of not unfem j lonaile calculation, that this lum would ...

... D~evon- bire i and tranflated by Bensjasin Tbonpmfn, Efq. contain- ing the STRANGER, a Play, in five Als, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane i from the German of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. On the ait of February will be published No. II. which will ...

... 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 ...

... |r, ale fpetable Gentlemen,' 'iubjed to the life of a Lady and ed aged 2S.' ?? ' ' o ot A , A RRenters Shareof Prury-Line Theatre, which b r he entitles the Holder to 2;. 6d. every Night or Day there Nur )9 is any Puablic Performance,4vith free Admninlon ...

... 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 ...

... Stage.) TI 'wbicb 'will be dde, the NI\ew Coeic Opera, (XE.ER ACTEDH ERE) of : THE TURNPIKE GATE, Now peb forming at the Theatre RoyalCo ent Garden, with univerfal applaufe. Tickets as ufual ; and of Mr. Adcock, at Mr. Jordan's, Dock Colfee-flou . . For ...

... favourite, and interefting Characters of TRAGEDY, f FARCE, CO.MEDY, P.IrANT ttOINZE, OPERA, | RA4ND SPECTACLE, -C. At the THEATRES ROYAL. The Whole faithfully delineated, cnrroved, coeliurd gilt, atnd enbellifhed ; io as to form a compilete Caeinet ti ...

... FRIDAY,' big JL - I.2January 3X, -IS9. Adnaittanje, to Non-Subfcribers, Three Shilligs- Tea.included. . ;n. Tn, 'PORTSMOUTH THEATRE.' F N MONDAY, JANUPAYY I .fiUll the celebrated Play of - f THE STRANGER . TH And LOOK AND KEY. N. B. The two COmic Operas ...