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... THEATRE. COVENT GARDEN, Mr. Reynolds's Muse exhibited, on Saturday evening, at Covent Garden, a Drama, which, for want of a More distinct term, may be called a muly ;'a-Drama where Pathos and Farce alternately excite the ' tear of Pity, or compel the ...
... NOT ACTED THIS SEASON. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IS present MONDAY, their ,Majesty's Seivants willsact a Tragedy, in five acts, called, VIZARRO. • PuttxvlANs.—Ataliba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Kemble. SPA.NIARDS.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrymore; Alonzo, Cora. Miss ...
... licences that w omeu tio l i t i h r4 e . town take to outrage decency is a lament rth-- O•ble s ject of Complaint. At the Theatres they ist us with . their impudence, they disgust their conversation, and though prostitution is not, catching, as a Nvanton ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. ' THIS present TUESDAY, will be performed, a New Comedy, called L I F E. The principal characters by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. 'awcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss Cox, arid kiss Murray. After which will be revived ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • nr HIS . present TUE SD AY, their Majesty's Servants will revive a Comedy, called, THE BROTHERS. Sir Benjamin Dove, Mr. King ; Captain Ironsides, Mr. Bannister, jun.; Skiff, Master of' the Privateer, Mr. Dowton. Lady Dove ...
... Travdy of Pizarro. THEATRE ROYAL, COI'ENT (;.IRDE.Y. Tin . S es ept WEDNESDAY, will be Fri_ formed the Tra4edy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. With New and Appropriate Dress .1, Scenery, ana Decorations. King Richard by Mr. Cooke, (from the Theatre Royal,. 'Dublin ...
... THEATRE: DIIURY-LANE. The old Comely of the Brotbers 'revived lag night,' in which 13ANNI3TER took the part of Captain.. Ironsides; Mr. KING, Sir Dove;,- and Miss Port, that of Lady Drive. The voice and manner of BA N . NISTER gave coniidera-. Me effl ...
... -curios uses, particularMento para Ia extraeci•on de aceyte, por D. Frane.- - favares- de Utica. As for the drama—at .the same theatre with Kotzeb'ae's Misantropia,. &c. is acted Nabt.codon,vor y frglecias de Daniel, a Sacred 'Drama, in three acts: - A suitable ...
... and. vell versed in our literature, especially i the French Theatricals, having cornposed a light Comedy, printed in the Theatre de la Hermita. , :e, for the use of a select society in the court Of CATHERINE the second. (Publiciste.) : Another Paris paper ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRUI?y-LANE. 'THlSpresent' THURSDAY, their Majesty's Serv.i.nts will act a Tragedy, called, PIZARRO. - FE RVVIANS . .—Ataliba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Kemble. Cora. Miss Biggs. SPAM ARDS.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrrmore;-Alonzo, Mr . : - C. Kemble; ...
... '• THEATRE ROYAL, COVE.NT GARDEN. rrHIS Treient THURSDAY, will be performed a New Comedy, called LIFE. • ,- Theprin - iPal characters by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. Fawcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss Cox, and Miss Murray. • To which will be added ...
... ivrinistcr,7 is arrived:here; he lodges.at the Hotel d'Empire.• , M. DE 00BENZEL was; on the evening - of the S'Oth, at the Theatre de la Republic, - in the - of the V Interior's box. - And, on the' :day ; he dined at citizen JOSEPH . I.ICY: has a guard ...