... THIS EVENING, new Dance, called TUT. GHOST THE RIGGING-HOUSE, or Woolwich in an Uproar.— A Now Grand Spectacle, entitled THE RED ROBBER, or The Stati in the Woon. new Musical Piece, called THE AGISTR ATE. Edward Miss Scott. Aucl the celebrated Mr. Henclor ...

... exceptedi, in the followlr.E order:- First and second day's ?? library of books, twelre hunl red voleres. . ''lid ?? of table and lied liner. i Fourtl'da)-CColltdlion of pit'ures and tniniitures. Fi'thday-Plhae, china, Dld Japan jars and flgures, bron2,e and ...

... Mr. Denham, Mrs. Pve, and Miss Scot;. The Music com posed Mr. Sankerson —The Dances by Madam Louis.—To Thich will added, THE RED or, Statue T!is Matter '.Thais-, an ' Ntraordinary Ouhl,under years of acc, •who vU! dance fk-ul, licinjr'iits first appearance ...

... Norman, ami Columbine Mrs. I tukcr. Doors open at Half-past live—begin Half-past Six Second Price Half past Eight. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. Equestrian Education taught Mr. Davis, and able Assistant?. NEW PERFORMANCE. , . (£S« The New Piece Tan Bashaw ...

... intended to be made to T. 13. Lvar.s, i'sq. for I _ Ch dk Pit, thence turning and proceeding in a North | direction to the River at Sheep-wash Stanch, thence pro- c -.ling from the said Chalk Pit by the fe.ice on the rt'.i side of the Common Brinks pa«:t ...

... dborn. ILKA.— -To b-: LETT, a Frivate i J m\.e7y BOX on the Third Circle, 11 : tli only four Tirk ts ; ft' 1 ?? one i 1 tiie Pit Circle; and a Box in the ?? Tie.- nil l-n-ter ; a Silver Ticket, a'pd a Personal Free Admission for the Season ; Boxes nnd Tickets ...

... clothes while they continue at such price. Another vessel has .arrived at Liverpool fro® New York, laden with cotton, which was-pit on board only a few hours before the bomb required by tile Embargo act were enforced. A vessel, called the Lucy, has also arrived ...

... was not less than 430 . feet in, breadth. In about thirty minutes after its commencement the Apollo on the top fell into the Pit, and soon after the whole of the roof also fell. .The reservoir of water cin the top, which forMed,.. - ,vith,,the iron curtain; ...

... Gottenburgk Mails that had become due on Wednesday. distressing list will be found, in our extracts from the papers, of disasters in the Baltic. The political intelligence contained in the Swedish Papers is unimportant. The Stockholm Gazette of the 16th ...

... sent to our Minister al Vienna duritk the ?? that pteceded the fatal battle of Au-ter.- JitZ, As to tbe real causes of the disasters 'uf the rtnqpaigii, or the -Ji-.cu!(ies and the privations experienced by the r_ntii.li troops on their eoirance into and ...

... nthe c mo s s t ; pop painful suspeuce. We have not heard that an official particulan: of the disasters . sustained by the army under the commend of General RED.- ING, have been published, but the fact is not disputed. It appears that after the command ...

... ofopitnion t. t the multinule ZU b ' list partially knoviss3 though they , ?? I coiuld ,rt !ect tihe Hot. (ertte- alt eI had red en4dthe whole av o croiw te the ' 3 ?? hutes tttiltsn its a hat, tidelnea he LelievtL it aoupid be l3, be1f e~buit ,4 QC 000at1 ...