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... nt the Hanover Rooms, on THURSDAY l-'°rvl\G March ©.-Tickets 10-. fld. to be bad at the prin- 1* r ol >hops; or of Dr. Crotch, Notting Hill. J^ffTTvr E k co 0 r s c. X PACKETS from LONDON to CALAIS. Ostend. 1 Rotterdam, Hamburg, Margate, Ramsgate, and XU, *r>ri ...
... Veen received with the most unbounded shouts r„ , : ha* I 1' ?? will be repeated every Evening. 'iVhT THEATRE, Strand.— (By Autho- . ?? 1. b-iniherlain). — Uuder the Management of \ »V f i«wllVATKt ...
... onfyj f*,? £ TO-MORROW, April the 4th, punctually at Eight •ivTK and will consist of the chief scenes of Hamlet, with ' ( \». of other character-. Tickets ss. each, may be bad of ?? 60, Connaught Terrace, Bryanstone-squaVe; ji^. ■ |r ■ Old Bond-street ; Richardson's, Royal Exchange ; and M °!i,V. Room 8 * Family tickets at the rate of three admissions. ,l if.«tiioea, may be had of Mr. Smart. ...
... Luggage v The Public are ie-|ieiilully informed, that the new and :,,„'rf,,l ilea Packei, UNITED KINGDOM, JAMESaR. l-iiIIHKST Commander, xpnards ol 1000 1 on- Burthen and .Horse Power STARTS a- above for EDINBURGH, and r -|-o leave LONDON , ou ihe 2b'th inst. for that City. This ■rl) Packet i« eipre-slv lilted up iv llie mo-t elegant style , ihe comfort of Passengers, tlu-reare 175 Berths, ...
... Company will Start from IT P „- l ;d ' DbU or N-ivhaien, Edinburgh, every SATUR- ■t»*' r, i;.l- n vr until further notice.— Goods received here ?? tl.nd until four o'clock on the evening or Bi' _(• f nd Carriages must beat Blackwall the .lay Kr'> ; r*V*' D A.MITCHELL. H 1 ' o*'0 ?? flice iij, Leadenhall-street. ?? 0 - lst ' 1827 — The R, » h ' ■- ...
... of Music during the 'ill commence ou FRIDAY, March 2, 1827, - ' .-reii »f ?? r - • '*• Bishop; when will be per- V Sacred Oratorio, the MESSIAH : with Addi- ,„inient.s by Mozart.— Principal Vocal Perfor- : ?? Mi ...
... unieceire iho-e benevolent Individuals who have T r i J Quired into her case, for . he purpose of offer- ', hl'rTelief. or aiding her exertions, to stale thai she being ,„,; tier re.i i. Persons, rum selfish, sinister, de- pV„ ,„ under* f and th* J erson^ ?? an d -ell l .«« w „ r | d ly-mindod hireling-), d I\'Z nin..Me t.l as her Relations assist her, she is ?? lalselv ■ n^ ...
... * T Patron the h I Ml, iMITFI WESLEY will deliver his THIRD LEC- Mr . Ml SIC illii-trated on the Organ and Pianoforte, n T B ,J'i;RSDA* Evening next, at Half-past Eight ?? ;n '''hi-tiiution was founded for the diffusion of useful know- , n „„- persons engaged in commercial and professional h ' At A7 fal^ which purpose Lectures on the roost interesting '' ?? Literature and Science are ...
... p hlic are respectfully informed, that, for Ihe re- ?? I '' . , )r eseal Sea-on, one of the above Yes-els ivitl a-ailS-- ° ?? the Custoiii-hou*' 1 , London, only on every ,„rt. %tiV Morning* at Eight o'clock, for the convey - VM I ,nK , n^er- Cnrriage-, and Luggage to Rotterdam— ?? f ' nntterdsm for London every Sunday.— For further '„i,l I- 1 ' .oecung iti V es-els, application to be ...
... great aud enthusiastic applause ? ?? l,C ' h'U i.ecuhar Dramatic Spectacle of Cas^ So* T,h i- depicted .he ino-t perfect representation of £, I' ?? f .sthal ha- ever appeared on any stage, in a flVfi'-turn. and Tempest v i Sea, with the toss of the ' ' ?? trikes against a Rock and sinks into the immea- ?? I> ,I, in ihe presence of the Audience, with the ,'•» 'TtuHi'u' l ' of the drowning ...
... place of enteMaW ? - ' ?? , IM ,te..dance ot Mr. T. Dibdin, ?? 3, a,,d ?? ihe Theaire w-orthy a continuance of (hat hichtbe Establishment has of late been so cmi. r- I „„sl,ed ; several valuable additions have been > J ,i,, Company. Band, &c. &C Ihe Theatre will |,c • ...