... ?? 3 * THE DUENNA. - v t^^|j , si ac Mendoza, Mr. Quick (being his first appearance tnv _ a_ statte). ara » .««« finhngton ; and Mag.ret (rhe -_ina\ fcliss Po P e (n e ,rfi rit app«a'ance in tlntdiaracter). \fter the Opera will be performed a farce, called IHE CITIZEN. *tf Ori Saturday, the Doors ofthe Theatre will be Jr_ ar a Quarter past live, and the performance will i>!'at a Carter past ...

... f .er Ct. C. 68* 6 7 | 7t j?» ?? 5 * I 4 per Ct. C. 84 *3* & 3 ?? -t « , . kj per Cf ..AH. iooj ,0. fe ** W •» ?? t* ...

... >ua '7 0 » r » Bairymere. Cora, . Harliwc; Elvira, Mrs. Powell. •**■'*• After which will he performed a Fare* called THE PtJRSE. Vill Steady by Mr. Hatton (bis first appearance on this '•r.'niwrow, Know your own Mind, with Rlii. Beard. * , _ Friday, Deaf and Dumb, with Kith-trine and Pe- -1 i 0 • Petruchio, Mr. Kemhle. ,r M,_ BilK«K»» u will repeat tlie character of Clara in The n«___n» tor ...

... SHIPWREC_CIT_^^^I^ 1 ?? with the most unbounded applause b» _ ?? and ov rfiowing audience, and will be repeate?e*_-_rv •'f'L-V til 1 further notice. King Richard, Mr! Kem_lT To-morrow, Pizarro | the part of Rolla, byMr.Kem- ttith I' he Apprentice. b o'n Thursday-bat the *_ £era of Artaxerxes. Mandane, Mrs. BilliK ton - ' ; i ' : ~~fwM RE-ROYAL, COyENT-GAkDEV. r-pHIS PRESENT EVENING will be ...

... the STAMP DUTIES, do here- by give Notice, that, by a Ciiufc in an Aci of the- pre- fent Scflion of Parliani .-nt, Cap. XXIL it is enacted, for Remedy of the Inconvenience which haa arifen and may arife, ta Maftert and Miftreffcs of Apprentices, aad alfo to Apprentices, in Refpetft to Indentures of Apprenticefhip made for the Binding Poor Children and Others, which* have, through Miltabc or ...

... Miss Biggs. ,i- Opera will be performed a Musical Farce, called A fterthcUP^ F AGE TQ MORRQW ?? To-morrow, the Doors of the Theatre -will be Ka at a Quarter past Five, and the performance will e ? c -t a Quarter past Six. W Sorrow the Comedy of The Doubie GaUant, with Fitch of Bacon. T n/_oodav, X.ing Richard the Thiid, with Harlequin let • or,' The Magic of Mona. A'. Bill'r.ston will ...

... I 1 To which will be added, f ] T HE MOCK DOCTOR. f Ms^f^fjlOYAL,COrtiNT.GAltDE\'. I pnESENT EVENING will be presetwed ! lfH' s S«lv^in five adsr called ?? i;c FOLLY AS IT FLIES. m To which will be added I E vIEW ; or, The WAGS of WINDSOR. W^ — ^fiFTEENTH NIGHT. I S.INS SOUCI. 3 i. o rity of the Right Hon. the Lord. Chamberlain l**£ Df e*nt THURSDAY, Nov. 5, at SANS B*P 111TI l.eicestcr ...

... Townlhip of Lceda, are required to fignify their Intention to compound foa the fame, to JOHN BRADFORD, Surveyor rf tbt Higbveayt nvithin tbe faid Totvnjlip, at hit Htrfi at Mill-Hill, On Monday the Sixteenth Day of November Inftant, between the Hours of Eight in tlic Morning, and Four ba the Afternoon ; and they are hereby required at the fame Time, or within One Month after, to pay their ...

... ; De L'Epee, Mr. Kedfcllv 11 ; Claudine, Mrs. Sparks. V*, J Mrs. Mountain, accompanied 9^ logue by Miss De Camp. Ii will be added, AND PETRUCHIO. :. Katharine, Miss De Camp. >eat the character of Clara in The o-m.-rrow. •agedy of King Richard the Third. L, JO? & AT-G A kit 8 •*• . EVENING will be revived ' JAMRSTER. •in the Theatres l-ath and Dublin, c on this ?? Stukely, Mr. earance in that ...

... C^iSa, Miss Mellon. £>'; ,; „„n be introduced the Masque of NEPTUNE 'ii!-*vV iTRITE. Neptune, Mr. Caulficld; Amphi- «••' \ .vhich will be performed a Comedy called A fjerW] THE LIAR. a Elliot, Mr. De Camp ; Old Wilding, Mr. fi' • voiwg Wilding, Mr. Bannister, jun. ; Pappilion, ?? ?? Miss Grantham, Miss Mellon; Miss Go- d Canp^H; Kitty, Mi>s Tidswett. •f.^r-w \s you like it, with No Song no ...

... THIRD, ?? t Hel4 rv the Sixth, Mr. Wroughton ; Duke of G lou- r b Mr Kemble; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Barrv- > Earl of Richmond, aMr. C. Kemble. Queen Eli_a- (*»? ?? rs Powell ; Lady Anne, Miss Biggs. ?? '* ' To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN-AMULET; Or, THE MAGICK. OF MONA. », , B-Hio?ton will repeat the character of Clara on - __rrO* a |ld Saturday next. ihivVe-'nesday, ...

... Peers, and opened the 0 f Parliament with a most gracious from the Throne ; (for which see \ parliamentary Intelligence in last page.) %a crowd in the Park and the streets, the Horse Guards to Old Palace-yard^ and in the latter particularly Majesty was greeted, as he passed, with 5 acclimations, which he seemed most ; b lv to feel. His Majesty appeared in S health and spirits, and delivered ...