... will be performed 'THE BEGGAR'S OPE- RA.-PoIly by Miss S TEPRHENSi-Captain Macheath, by R Mr SIPITH of the Theatregroyal, Drury Lane, being his ,f First Appeara'ace in ths cliy,. . J 0 CAPPE'rlI'G SC HEARRTHI RUGS. RGE sso'rtmei';tof,'he ablove africles ...

... 1 Z6 J Q~etearecisoea ~ebinbungb MRS ALSOP, 'Of the Theatre.Royal, Drury-Lane, having been Engaged for Twelve Nigbts only, will make her Last Ap- e pearance but Two ThIls present Evening, TnURSDAY, July 1. 1819, When will be performed, Sd Time, the celebrated ...

... S-pt. . 1818S, WITH A FAVOURITE OPERA, AND OTHER ENT'ERTAINMENTS, In which the celebrated MISS BYRNE, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, (Who is engaged for a Few Nights only) Will make her First Appearance in this City. DALE'S ROOMS, PRINCE'S STREET. EPERrYE ...

... oceavo, price Three Shillings, . 'IR&T IMPRESSIONS; or TR.ADE IN TIIE t A WeST; a Comedy in five acts, now performing at f Drury Lane Theatre. t PBy HIORATIO SMITH, Esq. One of the Authors of - The Rejected Addresses t London * Printed for Thomas Underwood ...

... C eI igelt tip under the direction of the celebrated t iSiONIOR MONTIGNANI. *merlrni ?? Theatrcs-Royal, Covelit Garden, Drury Lane, and Enalils Opera, who is engaged for a few nights, - called THE SCULPTOR; oR THE MOVEABLE STAXUlR. gfter which, HORSEMANSHIP ...

... Mrs Bristow, Mr Brown, and Mr Fielding (of Asvley's Amphitheatre). Mr and Mrs Jenkins, and Mrs Hill (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). Mrs Bishop (of the Theatre Royal, Covent.eGarden). Miss Nicol (of the King's The.ttre). And Miss Davis (of the Opera House ...

... Public is respectfully informed, that MISS STEPHENS, Of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, and MR SMITH, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Being engaged together for Twelve Nights, Will make their Last Appearance but Three, This present Evening, THuRSDAY, August ...

... that fac ;.0; MlSS STEPHIENS, ty, .; the Tbeatre Royal, Covent Garden, and ex( ?? 0he' MISS 'SMITH , fix ?? the Theatre Ry Drury Lane, ani ' Being -eogaied together for Twelve Nights, prc Will ma;e their Last Appearance but Seven, This, rgsent Evening, SAvTUrDAY ...

... Lectres ; French Poets; Rhyming De; fended. 5ong- COBLER A LA FRANCOISE.' ,ni1nl-Theatrical Conversation; Dimensions of Drury.- Lane and Covent-Garden Stages; 'Linitation of ai Election Orator. 1'he First Part to conclude with a Specimen of Veilzriloquly; ...

... ly Informed, that - . ?? STEPHlENS, ad Of the Theatie Royal, Covent Garden, and mtg MR SMITH, tal Of the theatre Royal, Drury Lane, chi Being engaged togethir' for a Few Nights, tN W'ill make ?? Appearance, ed Tis present Evening, TstabasA, July 29. 1819 ...

... Iei ; Q 2ting of Recitations and Comic Songs,. w*iish-iilI bpe i 'ken and Lnby Mr Bnnifer, of theite 'Theafre;, ,Zoyal. Drury Lane.--, qe above Divertifeienit is entfref- ew', tdi,.profe and which compofie it having been written exprelily fot r Bannifter's ...

... Melo-Dramlaa of ELLA ROSENBERG. Rosenberg . . .. Mr SIDDONS. El] rsoenberg .. - ?? ?? Mrs H. SIDDONS, (as acted by her in Drury Lane originally.) 'Iconclude witb, Fifth Time, i Grand Mclo-Dramatic Spectacle, called TIMOUR THt TARTAR. rpttNCIPAL SCENERit ...