... that as many hundreds ust coiltinur1ly 'beld dsoipointed of DtamIftic Arnusemnebnti, orn thlimnitedsihe of ihe Hay-Marker Theatre; heproposes o submit to their con.ideratiorn, on.'f1lursday Evening nedrtt novelautd mifiscellanteous Entertainment, in two ...

... Mifi Tr whic 9vill be NORTON. . To which wll b~e added, (1or the raft tim6) a Ne-war Grand -Melo-Drama, as performed at the Theatre-Royal Drury-Land, wfth uabounded applaufe; called ELLA ROSENB'ERG. Ella Rofenrberg, - - - Mrs Enwxik. _- - -JInterfperfed ...

... of the~ plates, prie £,13 extra-boards :The BRIT~ISH TH'IEATRE; Or a collec- tion Of Pl;LYS1,,iwhich are acted, at th~e',.Theatres-Roiyal Dlilory Lane, Covent-Gardeni, and flaypark-et, primted uder the authority and by perm Isso ?? from the promist hooks ...

... Preparation, ?? speiyb-sr 'f WO d viz. Gm.' rrX ut~-It, ?? ?? and Csdsaitttr ufst.-arnd Tire Su'rst for Auih~prs. he, N. B. The- Theatre isjen everl' evortinZ. Fcir T.) TtIE Gi!NTLElllN, -~'liG AN-t) 1tt.EE7: C lich, NOLDERS 01? TIIL uyyOSO~lS~.- ur-, TON. ...

... Letters ethiressed to X Y l?o. 220, I'higb Holliorn, will nicer witts the :nos? respedilsil attention. - (?PERA and DRPRY.LANn' THEATRES, ?..Jl'RI VATE HOXE S icy the Night, to Drury lane; also si?i5 'rickeid at 45. ?? Titkcts to theOpere. at It - each, admit ...

... Play and Farce, To A New PAS SEUL, by MilS NORTON. To whiih will Ise addehd, (for the Sd- time) as tio per- forming at the Theatre Royal, Hav-Mklarktt, wfth unbonnded applanfe, called PLOT AND COUN 1 ERPLOT*, OR, THE PORTRAIT O.F CARVANTiS. On SATURDAY ...

... of the affairs of the' faid JohlnSypionds, and to adopt the beft mode for a fettlement for the benefit of his creditors, THEATRE OF ANATOMY, .len7hei?W'.fret, :Great Marlborough-fireet . ondon. THE! Sprina. Courfe of Le&ures on Anf- T tomy, Phyaiology ...

... precifely at Seven. T ?? Grand New Alegorical Spiffacle, called CINDERELLA, -OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIP- PER, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applaiife for upwards of ani Hundred. Nights, has been for fame time in preparation, and ...

... Uppero e MrEjIcAL T-HE ATPRE, St i.BARTHOP,- VJ,. MIEWs HOaSPIAL.-'I'e SPRING' COJRSES .bf LEINTURES Will' begin at this 'Theatre, 'osiliursdiq, th:e t',t instant, at two;-'ciock. Tle Leatsregs on: the Theory arld Pradlio of MAedicine will be,deiivered ...

... of Afi, Elm. Beech, -Oak, and Cheflout, &c. i c t Jerge fize and fi-ne quality. - , I roup.o begin a Rine in the mgsiji, - THEATRE OF ANATOMY, ;7a7 enheim-Street, Great Marlborough-Street, LondU . HE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on A- NATOMY, PHYSIQLOGY, and ...

... COVENT. GARDEN THEATRE 'TONTINE. TH E SUBSCRIBERS to the TONTINE'on this - Theatre may receive a HALF YEAR'S ANNUrTY, . due at Christmas last, by applying. at No. 9, in the Haymarket, on Montay next,- and on~the five fillowing l)ays, and eveiy, succeed ...

... opgn at Six o'clock- aidh begin at' Seven.-Admittance, Boxes 3s. 6d. - Pit .s. 6d. Gallery, Is.-Constant Fires kept iii t ea Theatre- Ladies and Gentltnnen may rsave a private perfoyraaante at aieir own lsouses,by giving ,tiinely notice. EDICAL'THETRE, St ...