... IMIRROR or FASHION. . ?? O S IIEwN THE VErY AGE AND BODY o0 1' s 1p IS EORM AND I' StE SS9UB . -1 I~ * - THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. This Evening, their MVfajefties Servants will ac't RULE a WIFE ajjd HAVE a WIFE. Dulet, Mr. Barrynmore; Michael Pjet, ...

... Catalogues gratis. I Under the Patror of his Excellency the ALGOEXNE A./. rant from the Proprietors of the Theatre Foj, Drury-lane, fothe DENEFIr of Mr. LACY, for- merly oi that Theatre, ^1 thc Evening after the Clofe of the feafon, theirr i !vlsj i4ties ...

... (prcpared for that oc- cafion) called HELsisa; oui L& FlLLr SOLDAT, on Tuef- .4ay stext, the '16th initanit. THEATRE ROYAL,-DRURY-LANE. -This Evening, their Majeftics Servants will asd: * 'L'he BEGGAR'S OPERA. To wlich will ge added a laarce called ' The ...

... Dancers-Mr. Didelot, Xlr. aboric, Mr IEgviLe, Madacne lacori-, Malame Hilligfbtirg and Ma- damre Rote Didelot. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Everiftg, their Majtlties Servants will atI LOVE IN A VILLAGE. After whichl will he produced the} Ballet of The SCOTCH ...

... Bedforibury, woollen-draper - z a John Smith, Se. Martin's-lane, baker - ' W. Findley, Liverpool, merchant, - - I I J.Rilk, Drury-lane, leatberfadtor - I I0 R.Da fon,.Edwaed-ftreej, Portman-quare, milliner 1 . W. Tate, tent and W. Tate, jun. Findon, Middliex ...

... be'prefanted the Conmedy of lhn POOR GENTLYA/lAN. To which will bssddedl (by ?? o('the Proprictors of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane), the Farce of The SPOIL'D CHILD. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARET. The PUBLIC are moft reipecatflly informed, this Theatre will ...

... Poor Soldier. Patricki, Mrs. Mifls, from the Theatre Royal Covent Gardon ; Kathleen, Mifs 'iyrer,. from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, being their firil. appearance on this ftage. Their MAJESTIES and the PEnLcrssEs come to town this day ronm Kew. The KING ...

... Sixteenth Cen- tury; ad edit. in 4 vols. 16s. fewed. ,5. Antonio, a Tragedy; as it was performed at the Thieatre Royal, Drury-lane, By Wil- liam Godwinr; price as. 6d. This day is publilhed, 1rjice id. 6d. A SERMON preacbed at theOc(TAGON.CHA- A XPEL ...

... tinie on the 13th of May 1aft. Upwards of 6c.os (Vec- tators crowded to fee this exhibition. We are defired by Mr. King, of Drury Lane Thea- tre, to contradi,1, fo far as mlay relate' merely to the na- ture of his late indifjsofstion, a report which haosfounnd ...

... called Tu1- POOR, SoLDlER,. hr it psrncotisSae;fermet, Tvr. Trurmlan; Derby Mr.Wathe ; Kthlee, Mift Trer ('fronitl ?? Royal, Drury-lane, l~er heft appeara nothis Stage, with an O n M~o n dl ~ay , t ahe C o m ed y o l S i g hlls ; or , h e D a u g t e r ; wv ...

... COXE, BURRELIAand FOSTER, At'Garraway's, on Friday next,atfrTwelveo'clock, A N Old RENTER'S'SHARE in the Theatre L 1 Royal Drury-lane, which entitles ?? ?? Shil-. lings for every night of performance (to the I 3th of September, i809, the prefent feafon included) ...

... Sixteenthi Ccii tury * zd edit. in 4 vols. t6s. fewed. s. Antonio, a Tragedy; as it was performed at the 'iheatrc Royal, Drury-lane By Wil- liamr Godwin ; price as. 6d. 'Tbis day are plilsed, price Ss. 'XCURSIONS from BA3/TH, ?? the Coun- ties of Wilts ...