... OYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GAlt-l .Al DEN.-OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY NEXT.-The I Directors have the honour to announce that the SEASON will COMMENCE on Saturday next, April I on which occaeion will be rerformed Rosaini's celebrated opera, GUGLIELMO TELL. Matilde, Mdlle. Marai (her flrat appearance in England); Eudige. Ndlle. Cotti; Guglielmo Tell, Sig. Ronconi; Jemniy, Mdlle. N. Didile; Walter, ...

... NEW WORK BY M. GUIZOT. Now ready, in 2 vole,, 8vo., 2s., ITISTORY of OLIVER CROMWELL and the ENGLISH COMMONWEALTH. By M. GUIZOT, Author of Hlistory of the Englishl Revolution, &c. Every way worthy of the bioh and European reputation which theautr hascquired both as a philosopher and a statesman. M. Guizot leas embodied a large msas of evidence now for the first time published. it is a ...

... ROYAL ITALIAN O.PERA, COVENI-GARDEN. OPENiNG IGHT, TO.MORROW, Saturday.-The Directors have the bonour to announce that the S3EASON will COMMENCE, 70.MORROW, Saturday, April 1, on which ?? will be Iper- *ormed Rosslni's eelebrated opera, OUGLIELMO TELL. Matilde, Mdlle. Ma first appearance in England)* Eudige, Ddlle. Cotti; ui2elmo TeD, Sig. Noneoui; Jenmay, )idlfe. N. Didite; Walter, . Zelger; ...

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... 1? OYAL ITALIAN OPERA, CVNT-GAR- 3.A' D 5's-OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY NEXT.-The Directors have the honour to annossnce that the SEASqN Will COMMENCE on Saturday next, April I, o0n which ocas,01 1will be performed Rossini's celebrated operav GUGLIELMO TELnL. Matilda, Mdlle. Marai (her SCrItappearanpe ian Englianltl).Eudieig Mdile. Cotti; Gtiglielmo Tell, Sig. Itofcoi 'LouyMilie N. Zeler;Moltha, ...