... and Action ; with New Scenery, Mu-ic, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, ALMO R A N ' \J~ HAHETi Or, THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Persia,,. Alinnran, Mr Helme — Haniet, .Mr Roberts — Peiri, (or __Eri.'i Spirit; Miss Principal Dancer, Miss Cabanei— Xarifa, Mrs ...

... ti i Empire, and in Italy. P f Some persons have expressed doubts of the ac-r t curacy of the assertion, that the Eleator of Ba-b t varia had concluded a treaty with the emperor of a Germany, and had joined the Allies. Those s doubts rest chiefly upon the ...

... created disgust by its obscei 7 and vulgarity. That which bears name of Smollet is a libel his terary fame, and it is more than bab;e that he merely lent his it. A new translation has just be finished by Mr Smart, in which the merous idioms of Le Sage have ...

... also take -out dispatches and I' Vet is expected that she will be' ready, to tseir teu days. hencei .: bab It would appear, by ;etters frorn Smnr Persia, is about to make common carse V1,yth Porte against Russia. They state, that a t.el h ganised army of ...

... several depart- av ' n g been completed, the ar*''e s lidrawn and embarked on 1 re r*i l v lnsr *» but the weather being exr°bab| Unsett and conceiving it fe parat ' *' orn l ' ie active and continued '° ns of t^c enemy, that be might * l 'U Stl atf ack ...

... ntnmento the MAlrd - appropriater'for the ag of Sir Ri .hd Keates. Mr ?? takC eave, onls ?? for Persia. Moripr, to take leave, on his departure for.Persia. . t F-Mr Augustus fost~ hi Maets'CrgdAfis at tlie Of Court of Sweden, on his return to England ...

... (2 i; ? bab men. WV'EDNESDAY, Dccevelber 11. g ?? Ilirth.-At the Monse of Cratliic, Mi1s :S c AItA.AN9 I wai, ?? delivered of a Son, on the s3d ist. Married lieru on the 5ths inst. by the Rev. Dr Glennie, WIcLLIAM A1.t.AiRtityt1, Esq. Wi icMerchant, ...

... 10 j t •. Apud Sozomen, 1. 8., c. 5. p* a' known to every learned reader, that Manicheism was an attempt of rsi an atUe f Persia ' in the third centur y' to engraft upon the Gospel the of the two principles, one eternally and sovereignly good, the other ...

... Mr Robertson. - Mr Mr Dutton. - Mr Bernal. L’Estrange. Stewart. Serjeant CampbelJ. Tom, - - * Kingston, * Kitty, - - Lady Bab’s Maid, - Lady Charlotte’s Maid, - Cook, - Cloe, - - Serjeant Brodi*. Serjeant Potter. - Miss Smith. Miss Johnson. Miss Robinson ...

... sndrdangerous sentimuent. Coestosnce bkeiself is exquisitely draw ?? -1Literosy Garzette.. . . ?? ]Iorier this author of ' Hajji Babs, hias just prepared ?? Edition of his nets production, lZoli- rob tbe Iloatige which is announced to appear imome- diately ...

... eentral, and lowerprflvirnees of that in a mt nse countr, prrllishinz his ineiicatnents in the ..inloo T rorilno. ( toozrate, persia;.land othernative languageso 6 that the Indian ?? can ?? tire Pilis and use his twot- ti ruertitaceo ...

... 301 T' 1 ' lived, sheep seldom l ' e ver y lon g ahout Isyeare. Cuvierenn -age ' cows live Sometimes live years • hedoh^° bab l that whalea tain the age an P° r P olse at of 104 years- ravens f 8 at V,enna . the age •wans tly^ettCh the age ton has ...