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... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDer..-. r il`O-NIORROW EVENING will be perforrti4d'(2sth time) the New,Comildy of ' • LIF E. The principal characters ay Mr. Lewis, Mr. Munden, Mr. 'Fawcett. Miss Cilapman, Mrs. St. Ledzer,. Miss Cox, and Mrs. Litchfield After ...
... —Extraorthaavy Entektainniente ROYALTY. THEATRE, Well's-Street, Goodman's . Fields. 0-:MORR6W . Enh7g the d 6th, and Saitir. -clay the Ilth of Decernb-.T, .1800,, will, be. presented, %Lever performed it. this Theatre, a Wand Spectacle in two got up by Mon ...
... CLINTON'S OBSERVATIONS on the above Work, 2r. 13. A COLLECTION. of much-esteetn,ed DRAMATIC PIECES, as performed it the Theatres Reyal.Dtury-1:1ie nod Covent-garden. Containing; The Heiress ;,Richard Coaur (le Lion; False Appearances ; The Little llMAback ...
... Change.—Euraordinary Entertainments. , ROYALTY THEATRE, Well's-Street, Goodman's Fields. present Evening the and t' row the (.)7th of Decetriber, 1800, will be prernted, rever performed at this Theatre,. a Grand Spectacle two parts, got up by Mons. ...
... are in want of it. A very deliberate instance of suicide lately occurred in Paris. CHAILLON, a scene painter at one ot.:the Theatre, had the misfortune to lose, about fifteen months ago, a wife of whom he was passionately, fond. His friends engage.: him ...
... TJI2AThES. • Drury-Lane.. , It is with great _concern, we state the accident at this Theatre last night. From the unusual press to the upper-gallery, one of the staircase bannisters unfortunately gave way, and those . who were near it yere immediately ...
... a mov ENO PANORAMA. On Monday, the Tragedy of Hamlet. with the New Pantomime of Ilrleouin Amulet, or The Magic of Mona. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT G.IRDEN. THIS EVENING will be performed. the Comedy of THE DRAMATIST. Vapid, by Mr. Lewis; Ennui, by Mr. Fawcett; ...
... THIS present Evenit% the 29th of December, 1800, and Five following Evenings, will be presented, evez performed at this Theatre, a Grand Siwctacle in two parts, got up by Mons. Mercerot, called' THE AMERICAN HEROINE; Or, SPANISH_ INTGA I,TITUDE. Principal ...
... whkh inadvertently found its way into this Paper, respecting a supposed accident on . the gallery, stairs of Drury-Lane Theatre on FridaY last. The whole turns out to be a gross imposition on the writer's credulity, and the • report arose from the breaking ...
... which were in circulation in the Theatre respecting-the horrid ,aSsasSinatien attempted a seCona . time againstihe lifeof tlis Chief Consul, and -that in such an extraordinary maiSner. BO'N'A PARTE did not leave the Theatre till the curtain droppeq.. Returning ...
... Salzburg on the 12th. - When . the French are in possession of Salzburg, they are in the neighboarimod of Lintz, and the theatre of war will soon, extend to the vicinity of Vienna. , Another Lettersame date. : The number of French troops with which Generals ...
... Generallirie With their friends here, our intestine enemies ' he is a rare production; his like has hardly ever been seen on the theatre of this work!; With others, on the same side, he is a Cmsar, an Alexander, a , Cyrus, &c. With the more moderate. he is a ...