... -~ - - TO SHEWV TilE VERY AOE AND BOllY OF THE TImE ITs FoRM AND PlRESEURE. KING's 'TIIEATRE. The Nobility and Gentry, Sublcribcrs to the Opera, and the Public, are moft refpe&1fully acquainted that this Theatre will Open for the seafon1 upon0 SATURDAY next, the 3d of January, i8or, with a NeN- Opera, entitled LA PASTORELLA NOBILE. Thc Mulic by Guglielni. A New Divcrtifement called LA FETE ...

... TOE MIRROR OF, FASHIONr. -TI I -FV E I -tV7, , u TO SaNEW Id TIIE YEl' ,AGC AND BODY' 0o' rUE TIME ITI FORM AND Ic FREESURE. - The t KING's THEATRE. he Nobility and (4cntry, Subicribers to the Opera, and the 'Public, arc moclt ?? acquainted that this T'lhratre )s will Open for tie Sealon To-morrovW Evening, SATURDAY the 3d initant, aEof, with a New Opera entitled i.A l'2.kSTIOREL LA NOB! [ E. ...

... EPILOGUE TO THIE TRACEDY OF INTON1O- sr 2 A FAl /lEND. INTENDED To VPsjsEre 'issr MR. IANNIMTiRJUN. 1adics, ye've feen how GoUSMAN'S confort died, (Poor Vidtim eof a Spaniard Brother's pridec), When Spanifi, Honour thro' the wvorld was blownv, And 4spnifhi Beauty fir the heft was kr owni. In that romantic, unenlightenl'd time A 1Breach of Promife was a/for i crimc! Which of you, handfrone ...

... THE DIRGE OF WALLACE BDy TOMi'AS CAMPjRLl,, /r4.. AUTHOR o0 rHE PLEASUREs OF HOPE. They lighted a taper at the dead of night, And chaunted their holielt Hymn; But her Brow and-her Bofom were damp with afright- Her Fyc was all fleapleof and din! And the Lady of ELoDrSLIE wept for her Lord, When a Death-watch beat in her lonely roofs, When her Curtain had (hook of its own accord, And the ...

... TO SnHEW THE VERY AOE AND BODY OF rUEC TIME ITS FORM AND PRESSURE. KING's THEATRE. To-morrow Evening will be performed the fvourite ferious Opera called ALCE S1E. The Principal Charadcers by Madamce Bant., Signora Rove- dinO, Signor Viganoni, arid Signor Rovedino. End of the Opera, an entire new Ballet, compofed by M t D'Egville, entitled PYGMALION. With an Epifode called L'AN NIVERSAIIEE DEs ...

... AUIVG I 3 TY 8-11 5rp P; I This mofA fplendid Theatre was oened for lhe f.. foli on Saturday evening. Since lafl yca it as uns. dergone an entire alteration. The whole ot Je ' loon, or audience part of the ediice, is tl-r n into a new formr more flmplk and ttniforni in the !,p of the circle, but infi-litcly more lilpertb in the d corati Jl than before. Bv removing the projeclirg colrmnll5 o ...

... MIRROR OF FAMhIIOM TO SHEW IFIE VERY AGE AsND HODY OF TISE TIME ITS FORM AND PRI:SSURE. KilNG's THEATRE. Tis Evcning will be performed the favourite fcrious Opera called ALCES1E- imr Principal Charadters by Madame Band, Signora Rove- 4%tlo, signorVigalnoli, and Signor Rovedino. End of the COpcra, anl entire new Ballet, compofcd by Mr. D'Egville, entitled PYGMALION. Witih an Epifo lecalled L' ...

... LINES, ON THE D.EATH'-OF A BELOFaD OYLr SON. TRANSLATED ThOU A DANISH INSCRIPTION, By THOMAS CAMPBELL, Efq. t Auga of Tht Pleafrea of Hope. Can mortal folace ever raife TIhe broken Pillar of my Days; Or Fate refltore a form fo dear As that which lies unconfcious here?- Ah no, my DARCO, latcft given, And laft reclaimed Gift of Heaven! Pofceffing thee I flill could blefs Ore ling'ring beam of ...

... TEIE MIRROR OF, P;OHIO)aV S - ., TO SUlltW iS THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF rHE TIME ITS FORM AND PRET lFATRE US'Il'-lATRE ROYAL, DRWRY-LANE,, L This Lvciinq, their Majeltices Servants will perform SHIE STOOPS 70 CO 4QUI2A. After the PItv a new Pantornime, (e.th tifnrc,) called d li nRLEQtJIN AIUL;I or The Magick of Moha. XVr''th new Scs -ry, Machinery, Drelles and Decorations.- '1E conclhid; with ...

... THE MWIRROR OF FASHION. TO SIIEW THE VWRY A.E AND sODY OF rEE TIME ITS FORM AND PRESSURE. - TI'MEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evcning, their 1azjc!Livs Servants will perform , K[IN( LEAR. King L.sir, Mr. Ketmluc: Duke of Burgundy, Mr. Dignuins; fluke of Cornwall, Me. P aymond; Dulklc *f Albany, iVr. Hol- land; Earl of lilnt, Mr. Wroughton * Earl of Gloucec~cr, ir. Packer; 1`i6r, Mrn Barrynnore ...

... I LIMRS, WRITTEN UPON SEEING THE UNCLAIMED CORPSE OF A SUICIDE EXPOSED ON ' BHE BANK By TFHOMAS CATPBEI., AUTHOR OF THE PLEAStlRES Or HOPE. By ftrangers left upon a lonely Diorc, Unknown, unhlonour'(1, was the rELENDLESS DEAD: .Nor Child to weep, nor Widow to deplore, Therc ever camc to iliS unburied head! All from his lonely hlbitaition fled; Nor will the lant hicrn'(1 Fifhernman at evc ...

... THE MIIRROR OF FASHION. TO SErW ailt VERY ACt AND BOnY O5E TIt TIME ITS FOR!4 AND PRErSSURE. _ KING's THEATRE. To-mtorrow Eveing n ili e perfot l ; .d the conic Operas cuicd 11. CAI'RICIO DRAIMAIWO, And f.E G(1 i.OS1E VILANE. Principal I'crforncrrs-si;tnor Viganoni. Signora r ovcdino, Eigrra1 lcrrelli, S'i .eort Colafnbati, arid Sjnr L ?? eslinO. EtId of thi rt ;a .ain citirc Nevw DIVYi.. l .: ...