... entirely new Bur- -5 l^ji act? called SMALL PROFITS DO GREAT _t» Characters: Mr. Wholesale, a rich mer- ?? Clifford; Sir Simon Scruple, Mr. Wvatt ; Old Re- *» ul . «* S Chatterley s Charles Retail, Mr. Copeland. jnn. ; »il- Mr l na tinrney, Mr. Frith | James, Mr. Ellis; William, ronton* Tramp, Mr. Seymour ; Cecilia. Miss Witham. ti. ».f. '-„'-■ O'er the Moor and near the Fountain,,* 1 mid f» ...

... to commence with the ?? ING ,h f e T *H E ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. ■.I* ■ . Rnrleita oi -. e4i , r * c |t Mr. J.Jones. Maria, ■r*:>. Cfrtirs Alsop! Flourish, Mrs. Alsop! H* ...

... ' 1 \.r.i Tthlime.an entirely new splendid Historical wi. * ftff ,> Burietia. in 'fhree Aits, cailed IVAN HOE; & l *r'»i Daushter. With a new grand Military Over- ?? _»f*' c*e * tfcnes, Machinery, Dresses, nnd Embellishments. * ?? * 1u ?? C ' «f England. Mr. Clifford • Pilgrim, Mr. Watkins; J«i>»» P i nß ßeauinanoir. Grand Master of the Templar*, Mr. lu ...

... r^ m r a ! _7v c ?? ?? • iitr-traiive of partot UK g . Kin? George IV . ?? s hi« Mort ?? maTFOßM, after EStl* Vie- rf *_MJ twTS correct form of ■x 1 •**,* el „rn from lh ...

... The Right Hon. C. Grant took the oath and his seat. Sir C. Morgam presented a Petition from certain Maltster, of Chepstow againat tha Malt Duty. TEST ACTS. Mr. Powrix presented a Petition from Ibe Archdeaconry of Sarum, praying lhat the Test Acts may ?? aot ba repealed, or lhat some other oath may be substituted for the present to> prevent the Admission of Dissenters into Corporation*.—Or- ...

... aud ience tes- ine-l their approbation by loud and repeated cheers, in corv £ , fl iifncc »t wbich it will be performed every evenicr OOYAL COBURG THEATRE, uuder the Pa- ll ,r,,n lrr__,2 f -Z-SSHfJF'&r Prsnce L ™poM af Saxe ,W--THIS EVENING and during the Week, at Half- ?? Si* « clock precisely, an entirely new, splendid, and in- ?? Velfi-Hramatic Romance, interspersed with Mas- L ?? :- SuTl£r ...

... ?? ,r Price 7ct- SATURDAY, July 22, J B2O. Vo. 15,597. ■^FT^nE ATRE.— THIS EVENING, the _.fjß° . , _;u he revived tbe Grand Serio-Comic Melo- i SVlftaTta ibree act*, called THE PROPHECY; > B ' ?? whieb (_3d time), an entirely tyi'',. „ riramatic B'uletta. in three acts, under the Wrtftr.Y TO r-KT MARRIED; or, GIVE A *rf»» *\0 THROW lII M IN THE SEA.-The v\> irC ..He wimTHF MURDERED GUEST. ...

... MONDAY) ?? Comic Pio- [EA ...

... Zii, Vith Mr. W. Barrymore, &c. was intended f - oii»rra ,l f e .. rm -, l iaied previous to the commencement of S ■*? enable Messrs. ASTLEY and DAVIS to ! J ,ni in or d prepare this Theatre for their usual Opening, ldc.* nra \, mON I) *V, April 3; but in consequence of the .fcl$ T Vi nd nnexpected events, the intention conld not _» ttf^r _ * e ffcci. there being several Persons' Benefits ...

... Historical Melodramatic called IVAN HOE; or, Tlu* Jew's Set*- ' n \vifi a erantl Mihtarv Overture, new Music, r„f r . i,i n rrv Dresses, and Embellishments.— To con- £_. _ ?? Heroic. (Tperatic. Tragic, Pantomimic, a^* 1 Riirletta. Spectacular Parody, under the title of B« rlf^. f ivAVNL The Music composed expressly for this in* ?? h_»* been many years in preparation), at'different W '•* ? ...

... This en- T cm * «rale of ■W'^ESL to ß ii s esual attractions, ?? 6 ' le will pre*''* „ D B Tnlk« representing Na- >fTJie£^ lT MetK EmbelUmenls? To f the Amusement of «»« * £„ infinite variety of •» itr te ihe ?? JjTol different periods of ihe F»ff 'which will be P re^ n i c , h ibit his unrivalled Philoso- *ff!ss. Chaloo* w '» h,b G r „; ps of Quadrille and E ?™s Recreative AmMemen ...

... IVice M TUESDAY, Septeki-er t^ 1820. ?? I J^^^nOiyi EXHIBITION, in Leices- I ?? U-N „7* OPENED: fothis great and valuable MM ■ ?? i Reason, a Dead Christ, -a ith the two I '■* ?? l ' 1 * _ ..aiming by Ludovic. Carracci. The I ■'..,*•■ ;- I ?? lc m 'fret l.,ng.andal-o a Roma appropriated ■ ••/'_ „r , . ?? ?? XI r nue . open from line o'clock in the 1 ?? ! ? , ' ie ,rs_n ...