... Norah, MifsJackfon. c Tickets to bchad of Mr. Swalwell and Mrs. South- te, at Mr. Thompion's, taylur, Blanket-row, and a the Theatre. - t f Fortbe De-nefit4f Mr. TOMS. c OM Tuelfddy, Jan. %5, x~oo,. ?? ?? E iH be performed (not ,:d here thefe Eix years) 't ...

... Stage.) TI 'wbicb 'will be dde, the NI\ew Coeic Opera, (XE.ER ACTEDH ERE) of : THE TURNPIKE GATE, Now peb forming at the Theatre RoyalCo ent Garden, with univerfal applaufe. Tickets as ufual ; and of Mr. Adcock, at Mr. Jordan's, Dock Colfee-flou . . For ...

... Dramatic Romance, in Two Ae5, called BLUE BEARD;. o,-, FEALE CLURIosIrr. As perforined upwards of One Hundred Nfights at the Theatre-REoyal, Drury-Lane. WAh New Scenery and Machinery, * Painted by Mr. MICHELL. New Drefe., - and appropriate Decorations, The ...

... o'clock in the afte faon, ALL that large Pile of Building, fitiate. iri F-M ikeflreet, in Kingfton-upon-Hull, nowv ufed as the THEATRE.ROYAL, with the Appurte- nances; fubject to a leafe thereof to Tate Wilkinfon, Efq. at the yearly rent of jfifteenpounds, ...

... 'numerous enter- taining anecdotes of the celebrated Heroes nrid Phi- lofophers who have' fo confpicunufly appeared on the theatre of Europe during the greater part of this cen- tury; arid the wfiole.Narrative is dittinguiised by fo nirutch-cardaur and ...

... numerous enter- taning anecdotes of the celebrated Heroes anrl Philo. fnylhers who have fo confpicioufly appeared on the theatre of Europe during the greater ?? of this cen- tury; and tht whole narrative is diftinguilhed by to much candonr and vivacity ...

... November a8, Pr8oo, will he pre- fented Mr. RrvsOLQS's new Contedy, called MA NAG EM ENT, (As performed at Coyrint-Garden Theatre.) Captaia Lavilh, Mr Melvin-Mitl, Mr Mathews -Worry, Mr Deanmss--Slr Hervey Sutherland, Mr Iifliams-Alltiade, Mlr Burtpn--Frank ...

... the bad eqic5ts 'if foul or infteted air; and forti cr'intfic~eo ieam p fpheres, o'crosrel. ploces, .aCpuuvs of bulec, t Theatres &c. ~.4riee ?? , - c N. B. -I'he 1lgi4efia an~l.Vinega arc eonta'lnd in bottles>,each of hicih, has the.i:ames. Pf the,prepa ...

... e Atrefs of the Sheffield Theatre, who is (ifter to illisl Biggs. of the 'f'beatre Rnyal, Dr ury-Lane. Her firt P appearance will be in the following week, in a pt in- n cipal Tragedy Characqer. I Mr. IAL.PIN. from ?? Theatre, is n alfo engaged for the ...

... and Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and most obedient humble servant, Hull, Jan. 1, 1801. Joseph Benson. Benefit of Mr Hope Theatre-Royal, Hull. On Wednesday evening, January 7, 1801, their Majesties' Servants will perform the tragedy called HENRY II. Or ...

... immediate direffion of Mr. RICHERr With aabpropriate Drefes, -Scenery, and Deco- riations.r (As'performnoed'repeatedly at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarkej, to oyeilowing houes, wvith unbounded applaure.) w Th7 Overture, and mol?,of ibe Muffe, compofed by Dr ...

... 909o Barrels of Archangel TAR, lying in Newcaflle and South Shields. For particulars apply to JOHN HALL, Broker, Ncrwcallle. THEATRE, BULL. Ne-ver yet drfplaed in thic Totwn. E ARLY as -the. proper arrangements can ' be made, Mi. LLOYD, from London, will ...