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... Ssrruier and three thoufand men were taken prifoners, and Milan opened its gates to the conqutror. Piedmont next became the theatre of hoitilities; and the French, notwithftanding the efforts Moreau, Macdonald, and Joubert, foon beheld themfelve3 flriped ...
... the thick )ar his thigh. After a moft ftrid exa- the circumftance, was found purely accidental.—The Royal Y Went Drury-lane theatre; his Maiefly had footier approached the front of l royal box, than horfe piftol was at him, from th« right hand (ide the pit ...
... completed the SELDEN a -Tax on the whole of his hafe of which is faid to 001. ETURN their mof to their numerous F , of Drury-lane Theatre, couragement they received 1¢ conviviality of a gentle- and moft refpectfully infor: was feized with a dudden No. 34, hich ...
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... ?P. i I -? ?t- ?? ;? rl .. ; T- 11. K S. ?? r~i - :- r. . -i,:c tit dlifferent theatres f 2f 2- dim iniji gradually in in- it; : :- -eel fiuct the defeaion of * ?? i.for t.cihl cnt'cdera:.y, and tle with- ! ;..aL Susvarrow and his Rurfians from n:40urs ...
... EXETER THEATRE. NrSW.Y ANO MOST SUpsi3LY DECORATRD. [N FRlDAY' Evening, January the 3d, will O 1e pe' feontd the New DRAMA, Of The CASTLE SPEtCTRE. To which will be added a Farce, called The ADOPTED C HIL. ! Bo ?? -sGALLERY IS. !Tkta Da is pzbqicd, Price ...
... :d properiy ttations immediately 'Kand marines will it MS comnleted on whole his which amounted Friday Mr of Drury-Iane Theatre 11 cvnuwuting conTiviPiiiy fjentic i's in with tal denncement which no peedily terminating Hon MrCaalfield an enfign in Guards ...
... appointed Wednefday the 15th Inflant, for the celebration of His MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY, there will be a BALL and SUPPER at the THEATRE on the occafion, at which His Lordihip defires the favour of the Company of all the Gentlemen belonging to the Civil and Military ...
... delineation of the character*, and p. view the actions or. productions, all who have sustained distinguished parts on the theatre the WQrld,will. also a concise notice of those persons of inferior consequence, who, from particular ciirtmlstances, have ...
... i\etvport, in Rhode Ifland, on the of November lalf, having on board the Envoys bound to Europe. Mr. Dignum, of Drury.lane Theatre, was feized on Friday lad with fit of delirium, and, we are forty to hear, has ever continued in mental (late of derangement ...
... out, and fever_i! flajbs _n d_f_.ent parts of his body, is likely to recover. On' Friday laft, Mr. ' Dignutn, of Drury-lane Theatre, whilft contributing to tbe conviviality of a gentleman's party in R.nt, was feszed with a -fudden mental derangement, which ...
... alliance; Spain ami rum* td that of France; wiA King ijiving hr* fleets and his to Regicide Republicans.— From this afflifting theatre of arfd wretched* nefs, confoling contrail may be found a view the extremity of Europe; there a Sovereign, the hereditary ...