... THE REVIEW Capt. Beaiigsrd, Mr. Fulton: Deputy Hull. Mr. W. Farreu . Looney Mac Ton Iter, Mr. Rock ; John Lumps Mr. Johnson; Caleb Quuicm, Mr. Williatns,—Grace, Mrs C Connors Lucy. Mrs Saturday, (not acted tills Season) Comedy nil - Town and Country.—The ...

... THE REVIEW looney Al.ic Ton Iter, a Gentleman of this City. (Kis Set i,);virancc any sl011,4. written hirrs- lf. narrow, Eridny. the WAY TO KEEP HIM, Wiilmv Bohni'iir. Mr* Edwin. Kt»l‘. \'v tiE i. 1. K 18. DS.M E-ST REFT ...

... THE REVIEW, Captiin Beaupard, Mr. Roper ; Deputy Bull, Mr R. Power, jun.> Caleb Quotem, Mr Giles; Serjeant Higgmbotliam, Mr Smyly; Looney Macmulter, Mr. Annesity; lohn Lump, Lord Monck; Dtiblia, A. Bushe. —Grace Gaylove, Miss Curtis; Lucy, Miss Kelly ...

... grand Review. The Grand Cavalry Review, which we yesterday announced, proved, as must naturally be expected, the grand attraction of the day. The road to Hounslow Heath was covered by company of the first distinction, or of great respectability, during ...

... the London Millitia and Tower Hamlets, and the Regular and Volunteer Cavalry dosed the review. The admirable manner in which the several regiments passed in review before the Prince, deserves our warmest approbation. The firm step and regular march of ...

... Cradock and Je Paternoster-row ; and John Hatchard, Piccadilly, N nble, P St. rice 68. 6d. to be continued Quarterly, Mr BRITISH REVIEW, and LON] Mr. CRITICAL JOURNAL.—The Britisy Revo been far too successful ithe interest which it has excite the Friends which ...

... REVIEW AT PARIS. Paris, Avgust The Review of the Royal Guard, which took place yesterday by his Majesty in the Camp de Mars, was, without dispute, one of the grandest witnessed for a considerable time, whether, as respecting the number or condition of ...

... REVIEW AT PARIS. The Following is an account of the late Review by the Duke of Wellington The whole of the English army, including the continental troops in British pay, were reviewed yesterday in the cstem sire plain between Paris and St. Denis the troops ...

... T ORD BYRON's SATIRE on the EDIN•*-' BUKGH REVIEWERS.— This Day was Publifli.d, fKGI.ISH BAR •S, and SCOiCH REVIEWERS, BA- Tire—By byron. had lather he kitten, and cry mew! Thau one of thtfe fame metre ballad-mongers.’* SHAKESPEARE. Since the time of ...

... tions, can vie with this modest little ‘Tract, in the the novelty, or the st of its Contents?” Review, No No. Woollen and Warehouse, quay. BOLTON and Co. in addition to their de extensive Stock on hands. are now Landing upw 100 Bates of sundry Goods, ...

... the CONSCRimOH. . , (lcle on the Confcription hat appeared in the Edin,h Review —But being iirtprefl'cd with the confct]Uences ■ dlfcnlTions, had palled it unnoticed, other articles which the uuderftauding of the tt iiiih p>op' IsfOconftantly abufed. ...

... The Emperor Russia and King of Prussia departed from this city yesterday morning, to review [heir troops on the French frontier, mentioned t0 y o li a few days ago they intended to do. The ])ake of Wellington set off the evening before; The Emperor Austria ...