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... in the costum* V .heir country, SING their mnst approved AIRS, and intro- ' L THREE NEW MELODIES; to conclude with the ce- £ated > Anthem, Gott erhalte franz den Kayser.— Doors I ?? » ...
... aav recommendation. >*ljjrt of Patient* received during the Quarter ending 30th ** 7 P nni e M«TeVt7» Ships I 8 British ana Foreign Merchant Vessels 417 Onboard Ist Ju1y ?? . 136 . Tot *» 6*o o.t-Pa«ient. relieved 19l V slc,k •; 137 »:,«■ on board -j Convalescent 27 >°* 0 ' ?? , mber received on board since tbe first c5tahii5h- ?? U. 910. The Conw'Uer beg to acknowledge the receipt of the ...
... ihe British Channel, VivMl-S WEEKS, Commander, will start from Southamp'on 7 ..re de Grace, every sth, lOtli, 15th. 20m, 2£>ih. and 30th oTa**-! and September, and every TUESDAY in October. Hour* of starting during Augu.t :— From Southampton. * rem Havre. Thursday, 20th .6 Evening Saturday, 22d ?? 2 Aftern. JSIyVSStb * After Friday, 28th 7 Morning Monday, 31st 7 Evening A , r „ KF.CJRGE ...
... for NEWCASTLE, iVSaY EVENING, the 26th May,at Eleven o'Clock, it l ' L V Yarmouth and Scarborough, weather permitting, ItioST '' m from Newcastle the week following. ,V t for all Parts «>f the North of England received here l ; '.r ?? on the Evening of starting, and forwarded .ji' l r reaie*- dispatch. »i Mh 's,s.nJ Horses must be at Blackwall the day before the ?? A. MITCHELL. r« ckfl ...
... Most Gracious MAJESTY. I • Jr n Committee of Management avail themselves of the c t«ni*y of laying their Quarterly Report before the Public, j « P^m ,heir attention to their Statement, by which it appears i / dC *U 406 Seamen have received Ihe benefit ofthe Institution, c I 1 ' nr \ M \ expense amounts to upwards of 4,200/., which sum is c h ' x r rom the Contributions of those who appreciate ...
... \ \ iW ■ h ! r p _!cOT--A s,> ' JOHN PEAR »°- N Com - ' o*sf,o 2J, t ...
... SLI^T ; ° a , the THEATRE ROYAL, S K c „ill be P f, ; r^ colir , P 0 r the Evening, Mrs.Ander- | ?? -RY L * TOM ERTO on the (irand Pianoforte ; j P RI |i ,»erf ...
... with extra j ?? i^f 1 ' „ SATURDAY, at Ten and Twelve; and from | • ?? ?? at Nine Datlv, with an early Packet on MON- 1 * ?? v ,I ■ ?? ' and a late Packet on TUESDAY, at Ten. ?? ?? \ /I Sl'ND— Hero, Venus, Albion, or New Eclipse, I . r,_m the Tower or Cust om House, at Nine and Four. ?? ■'vtUTHEND and SHEERNESS, Daily, at Eleven, Sun- . . |R%7V'm_ITHF., near Gravesend, at Nine Daily, with ...
... fur cooducii *•« ort ig i n circulation that Madame Mali- havinghearo p-^ preveD , ed attending the Fes- I b _ tv indi«oo-ition, the Committee have much pleasure in , Kne such report, for which there never was tbe SSSfffiSta. fhe Committee are happy to inlorm the &, that the arrangements are ?? rmEWERGTIAND^TUST^^ I i TiirsnAV SeDtemher 8, 1829, and Three following V, 8 ,T0r T ,L E BENLFIT ...
... has done the highest credit to l \t ,h ' hmeot ; 't wi therefore be repeated every S^&TlllE^rßE.-TinS EVENING, ?? \ Feb 12ta,'ll be presented the favourite l /|tiur- >• V t founded on Mr. Mathews' cele- hlJnVM* ' S' CTll'd MONSIEUR MALLET; » l J.iTrt|' ,oA lefer Dramatized expressly f or this ft. Di^'r'n Llin Pattetson, Mr. Butler; Monsieur 5- >U ' illet Mr. Mathews; Orlando Stapleton, ...
... he immediate L f ' , ??__ e of his Majesty.? The Public are respectfully V THREE REPRESENTATIONS or ITA- W^PERA- 'H be given, by the PUPILS or the lA* | ACADEMY or MUSIC, by Subscription, before ?? , al 'he Great Room of tbis Theatre, recently ?? 1 ' wiih appropriate Scenery and Decorations, for this ne_ Repose. The first representation will take place on ...