... Tilecelebratcd new Farce, called A SHORT RElGN AND A 731E RIV (IN C, ?? on nn historical aneclhed+, as ner- formed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Gnrden, is in preparadtin. RECITATION AND C('HITICIS[M. N TUESDAY EVENING, at Seven o'clocl, 0 11r. O~GILV1E ...

... Ptnan. To wsliich will added (iirst time at this Theatre) an entirely new Petite Comedy, in two act, called A SEIORT REIGN IND A iERRlY ONE. Founded on an Historical Anecdote, and periflned at the Theatre-Royal, Govent-Garden), tfiis Season, with the .mlost ...

... 'lI'e ldie,..nd Gentleen etof Bristol, Clifton, ini it9 Vicioity, arerespee~fil1v info'rmed that ;i'ss BY RL'NE, from the Theatre- lIeoal. Dioiv-Lane, is engat'ed to peirorm h[ore Frour A'iglo. Tis c't a ?? sill be ott ?? next ,I-hen vill lie 1eioelll ...

... thoiltsttime at this Theatre), SHSA REisa'S COMEDY OF ERRORS. In which is introduced, Songs, Duets, Glees, Trios, and Chorusses, selected frdft the Plays, Sonnets, and Poems, of the Immortal Bard, is now-performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden ...

... appearnnee in that chiaLCter. '1 ' i. Mr *VBENCII--(.- ivwhich will be added, third time, ' i. I'.nce (as no prforming at the Theatre.Roval, Co- ., nith univerrsal atpplase,) called TOO 'LATE I) ii 1)jNXEs. The petrt of Irank Poppleton by Mr. I, li.. i;\li ...

... s and.Gent le inen of BrstoB f , c4/, onand the Viidnity, that Mr. MACREADY, Of the Theatre-Royql, C'ovent-Garden, is enumged to pqformn T11rO NIGHTS at tbis Theatre, viz. this esvenbin, Mionday, and to- marroo, Tucsday, the id and *ith of April. THIS ...

... - IlNE Ladies and Gentlemen of Bristol, Clifton, and its Vicinity, are respectfully informed, that Mrs. T. HILL, From the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, is engaged to per- form here five nights; the first of w hich isill be this present iMlONDAY Evening ...

... ,.Jytre u ?? The Ladiesad Getitleten of lBristol, (CIho], ?? most resf'ectfilylv infoined that ar Mr. YOUNG, From the Theatre-Raovael Govent-Grarden, iselln,,, t here a few rnights; the fir't cof eltebicl;i ,¢ rJIHIS PRESENT (EonA v) Ev sl, thieen '1I ...

... 52, Its;t i Square; at their Academy, Gloucester-HIouse, Hotsell oerTH & JAMiSSON'S Printin'-Oflmce; and of Air Co-r the Theatre, where l'laces for the Boxes may be takeuO' PARASOLS. HE Ladlies pre ipost respectful ly inforrih Ithat PAY'r, . SOLS of the ...

... tlj(!i rP,, on that occasion. bert , Bristol, May 6, 13520. , twnotn. ,r R. LLOYD, Annoal l~ent Astl°ronomical Leert I14 the Theatre-4toval, H~aymarket, Londans has thlrr most re~spectfulily to annlounce to the L-tdiesand~ G. ° B~ristol, and its vieinity' ...

... I HIS PAESENT M1c)INIY Ev-n1y, L be ?? (eaer- porfoimed lrr,. lDrdina,. alled ,TiME ANTIQUARY, As now performing at the Theatre-lRoyal, Co, great applause. ' JonathanldbLIClk. XrL. 1)enni n 1laspeth-of the CraigbUrnfoot, 51iss 1 To conclude With (first ...

... DENvSac., No. 31, Prince's Street, opjosite the Merchants' Nall; at all the prin- cipal Inns; and of .Mr. CoZENS, at the Theatre, from Ten till Three o'clock. ?? (TUI3SDAY) Evening, Mlay 2d, will be Trevived the gran'd Historical Tragedy of ALEXANDER ...