... dispatch. .WK . VOCAL r.MUSIE -The '0 VERTUR iE . '-'SONGS, DUETS angai-OERS fnihte COMEDY oF I RROIlS, now performing at the Theatre Royal9,Covent Garden, composed'by H. I ISHOr, pr pe 15s.-The fdl. lowing highly popular Sobgs ga)se 'had separate.-' Sing ...

... rag'edy, Milis J. NCOlI, froln the Theatre- It ergva:, Ulasgolv, wvill perforri a fbvuurite Sccvts Pas Seul. To b1hib will be added tile Scots Psstoral of H1OOI1Y AND FAIRLtr r0conclude with1 for the ilxthwtitte in this Theatre, a we v Gran d and cosnlitity ...

... taken at one o'clock precisely. By order,RBT. AIMLD, Sec. E AGLE F1RE and LIFE OFFICES, ,C~rnh1lQ, atid:ppoire the King's' Theatre, Haymarket.-'Tli'Dbl- r, ect~t resitfully submit te. the 'Public the advantages to Per- sons insured at these Offiices. The ...

... 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 ...

... and well adapted House, near the Park s, at a convenient distance fromt ths City, and central to the Public Offices and Theatres. 'l'wvo large apartmenits, a dining and drawing room, are for general accommodation; the drawing room commands a pleasant ...

... RDEN,producinga clear ?? ?? paid most punctually half-yearlate T'reaqury of the Theatre, without any ?? whatever, and secured upon the Immense property of this splendid Theatre; and a' Free Admaission for s0 successive Seasons, tratisferalule *annusal ? ...

... guaivi~rs. UndZ romitionaeif their inelleoetuel e1inpaiFtr on Fridraoy !it, to the general satihi':Ctioni o!ihie ihilic. T'ie 'Theatre lios heen ntew lyaini tiistvfullv decorated by Mr AMr iNS and conciriereble imprnv'Lemiot nenacu ill tine Seenic L'e- partient; ...

... the above periods for the payment of *the premnitlm. 11'4AGLE1 FIRtE and LIFE OFFICES, Cornhill, s and opposite the King's Theatre, Haymarket.-The Di- c ctora respectfully esubrnit' te the Public the advantages to Per- n agnes insured at thw-se Offices ...

... Amateurs ( 'k and tile Choral Society, wheo have lindlly proniiaed their assist.' 'a suice on this occasior,. se P Tcs Ie Theatre suitl be well warmed, of lia Plcs in te Btoxes to be takets asste Stri ofp i.o' of Drewry, Buohlivielur. ee Particulars in ...

... this City, to be held at the GUILoDALL TO-MORROW, at one o'clock. HENRY BLACKALL, Mayor. Exeter, Wednesday, Jan. 5, l 820. THEATRE, EXETER..ON FRIDAY Evening, January 7th, 1820, will be presented the much-admired COMEDY Of TOWN and COUNTRY. To which wil ...

... Woodfall'sLnlr n ;k Tenant, Sugden's Purchakes, &c. Solt' itr fE~ I- land, Besham'sditto, Dodd's BIblI arsLctrsIBl' British Theatre, some choice Engaigdc c-ob 5, viewed on Saturday and morning oF sale; Catalogues may be id had at the Rooms, and at Cottle ...

... the tlast 30 years, 4 vole. 24s. 7. Tir InisitwosmAs, a Comedy. By Lady Oarke (sister of -Lady Mlorgan), performed-at the Theatre Royal Dublin, 3s. 6d. t 8. TIE HERmx is LoNDos; or Sketches of English Manners, e vols. 18s. 'Tis pleasant through the loop-holes ...