... Office; of R. Sutton, Bookseller, '15 Paradise-street; also, of Madestoiselle N. Ferai, 'No. G 71i, Christian-street. NEW THEATRE, PRESCOT. 1 5:VxDER THE MANAGEMIENT OF an. USH ER.RP L BY DESIRE, And under the immediate PATRONAGr of the Right Worshiful ...

... Shells, &c. by Paul Seaman; Car-e's Life of the Duke of Ormond, three Volunis ; SuidaJ L exicon, large paper, three volumes; Theatre d'ltalie, et'de l Graride Bretagne, eight volines; Biblia Sacra Latina, eight volumes ; Astle's Origin of Writing, larger ...

... Musical Performers and of Teachers, with tbelr Addresses; Medical Lecturers, Tiachers ,re of L'anguages, Performers at the Theatres, &c.; togeth'er with on a newly written Calendar of the Seasons; the Bon Nots of ire. Beau Uramnoll, now first collected; ...

... Purchases' &c' Sm!ollBt Ss .1i'stbi'r 'of EhngL- leid' -Befhar~sa' 'ditto, I4ddd ~Blblet,''lauras 'Lectuies,' Bell'i Iritiql Theatre, 'some cho~e Jn~avings,- 8o, &c';-To- be ~ie~,ewa Satr~ay nd s~urnlngof~e. ~ta~Sues nsay be bad~t thE towiss,' aet 'ait C ...

... which may be seen Tt - : he place of Performaltce. These Dogs were also engaged Vi l Mtr ' iistofl, Propricttr of the Olympic Theatre, Londosn, {thre e OUiss, at L.20L per monllth ; whirl, is a proof 0thl -lie ssiniatiolt in Wlhich their performaances were ...

... four. By order, CHARLES SMART, Sec. TONDON INSTITVT1ON.lThei following Se- L ries of LEC'UREkS 'will he delivered in the Theatre of ;thls Institution, during the vresent Season. viz.- Course.l. Oa NATURAL PHlLOSOPHY,Vz.-AStro- norny, Optics, flyldros ...

... Armusement will commence with GRAND SPANISH PARADE, With Six Beautiful Horses, being part of the Stud that performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, London, in Tinsour the Tartar,- &c. which will be displayed as dying and dead. To conclude with A COUNTRY ...

... THEATRE-ROYALD' This present TUESAY, JANM. 11, 1820, 'li$ Majestys S int will perform (never acted here) a new Play (founded odn the Dramia of Tun D*s5aerD b.kuoursa) called, THE STEWARD; - Or FASHtON. AND FEELIN`G; (As now performing at the Thatre-Royal ...

... Income of ~51, paid most punctually half-yearly, at the Xrea'sury of tbe Theatre, without any .dedtction whatever, and secured upoi the immese property of -this splendid Theatre; at and an Fl o;rent ofm 36.ayaadastl frz8ya~ m s ands ls a Fre ?? for o0 ...

... t ~)crby, 13th Ja;inn1O. T C Ht ?? Piublic are rt pecifui inorined ilt that a ,5; , ?? 1 t . . WI- lLL TAKE 1 LACE AT THE THEATRE, *e Ohn THURSUDAYtet ?? Jtnriuory instpint, id Undler tho Palrt~nnge f several Fitnthirs of Otatinction iii n tis 'Ih iw n ...

... daily, from one -til fveINo. 52, Great Portland-street.-All letters must be postage free. . . 1jR. J; SMITH (late of the Theatre Royal, Druir I MVA Lane), asd Mrs. S N1ITH, formerly Miss Stephenso ,the sanseTheatre, respectfully- iniform, their Friends ...

... the plan of the estate may be seen. t An Annuity of 1001. per inrnum for Two Lives ' add Three 1001. Bonds in Drury-'ane Theatre.- By Mr. BURRELL, -at 'Garraway's, on Friday the 28th instant, at twelve, In a Four Lots, A.Clear ANNUITY'of ;£100 per Annum ...