... llfW.'riO he performed, Colman's celebrated Comedy nf •Jipt BULL; or. An Englishman's Fireside. Job Thorn- 2*, Ur. Faat; Peregrine, Mr. Sydney. Previous to the !^ Mr. Faat will have the honour of reciting an A DDRESS. C/i*r emmne mf the evening (by permission of the Proprietor _r*rE__i Lnadon Theatre), Messrs. Webber and Higiwin will * .rartml Songs and a Duet. After which. Select Scene. ** Sh ...

... and fnshivnalilc Vi-itors; the \rchitert has v(^con«alted.-.iid. dnrissc ihe ChristniHS Rece«s, acoQSfder- ,s4r Burnber of S ...

... direction and superintendence of Mr. i -4«w — The l.vi Book Keeper most respectfully solicits the ! v oetnrn and Gentry who send servants to keep places, to k 7v._.n;lar d.reriions that they may be at the Th.-r.ire by ! n 'rl.fc.--k preci-*ely. According to the etiquette of other i r -i»e; ?? thov seai- taken will be pre-erved until the end of i - r. .. ;. orbi. h. in the pr ...

... the ■*. ,br hi^hlv popular Burl etta of ROCHESTER. Ro- ?? „ Vr. Elliston ; Countess r.f Ixivelaugh. Mrs. Edwin. «he favourite Eurletta of THE DIAMOND ,!p 4 iw . LnciHe- Miss Stephenson (from the F.nglish Opera t .* • ?? Mr. Peamian. Private Boxes for the Season. 1 x-^.u Box« r,r « he N ?? 1 ' ma -»' i>P pbtained by applica- ,, Vr. Laurence, brother-in-law to Mr. Spring, ami rate •^rvLtone ...

... to its numerous box rf r- Tbe Pantomime is established in public favour. r A MmC NEW THEATRE, Neuca«tle-slreet, y .irr.r^.— Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. ,r (he immediate direction and superintendence ef Mr. , r _-TO-V.ORRO\\ EVENlNG,' December 26th. will •~d.n new Comic Historical Burleita, in Three Acts. - r.tie of ROCHESTER: or. Kirn. Charles the Se- eiry Days. Rochester, Mr ...

... tSFXERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of this IN- -TiTCTION will be holden at St. Paul, Colfee-bouse St ?? Yburrfc-yard. on THURSDAY ihe loth hist, at One c ?? nrectsely. The (.ommittee are requested to meet at l i.«-«K fdace, andon the same day. at 12 o'clock precisely | , „s-rrit«in ?? Guineti annually constitutes a Member; W..4T :. GiTiucas j-tiid at once, or within one.year. a Member liv I-- ...

... ate, 4 ., and iiicrfaf'-il accommodation will be i ■ c .. tbc „*ry numerous visitors. Tbe new Pantomime . v ?? ;n tbc ?? favour ( > . MP. ...

... be afforded ?? 7 n f_ ,tt ?? sifOß! „,e Architect bas ?? aad^ darbic the Christmas Recess, a consider- ?? namoer of Seats will be added t.i the Public Bovrs. and 4/mn artaaaetnetst* effected, that will afford a full view of ...

... afforded ' ?? uawerans m- 1 fishiona'de Visitors; the trel itect h-s 1 ;, -en ooitstiltcd. an !, during the Christmas R.-ccs. a consid.-'r ! t. ?? nttmbei of Se.-Ks « ill he added to the Public Boves ?? I .lirr arrangement- effected, that wili afford a full view of .f,e Smge lo those uho cannol obtain sitting room I ey.\ MPIC NKVV TJiEATiIE, Neucastle-street, \ . - Sirtj*.— Under the ...

... and superintendence of Mr. - ?? The Rot Book Keeper most respectfully solicits the .rtoro and Gentry who send servants to keep places, to par • k-ular directions that they nay be at the Theatre' by L . rfecfc precisely. According to the etiquette of other ?? Tlwvse scats taken will be preserved until the end of • _tc act. which, in the present popular piece of Roches- :ri.r* place at a ...

... EVF.NIMB, December ?? *e> ...

... property i^Tfii-t* Regent), with the whole of its curious and valu- jglit' ?? of the camp equipage, services of W wardeohe, fire-arms and family pictures, co- hosts, in marblew-d bronzes, with a variety of Jj_ ?? ** rte rf * rt « executed by the first artists in ?? M CMn-_emora_e the principal actions of Napoleon, and PJ^pj at * considerable expense, in 1814, from the Louvre >*2icr French ...