... qked before af Iaf any thing, I will let you fno w *was the anfwer. - The following is an account of the re- Ceipts at our theatre' on the benefit nights, dur. ing the prefent feafon: . . I . I -.1 C s. d. . : v d. Door-keepers 7? 14 0 Mr. Williamn 27 14 ...

... the new Bifhop of Bangor. of The Bank of England has fubfcribed five hundred 3wn pounds to the naval pillar. ing, At the Theatre, Whitby, was lately lerformed for t1r, the third time, a newv play frorm the pen of F. Gibfou, Efq. calkd StreanjAal Abbey ...

... Col.. Mullers, Sec. The RIaces ?? much real good fport- many of therai w'ere contended ifi a ltyle never exceeded. If-he Theatre, Alimbly-Rooms, &c. were well attended, by the fdll fafhion.- The fhetv of equcpage, very great. ...

... talle of ?? audience has been t chaflened, improved, and refined, by .aferies of excel- b. lent fons and dauighteri of the theatre i Numbers who faw Garrick, lill firvive.: Garffck has been fumcdredcd by no mean names. All thefe the prefent natives of D ...

... gewain a few days, tc collct another ?? upward bound remain :detained 'by contiary ?? S. W. a _SS W. and S.'blcwlngvery freth. THEATRE-ROYAL, HULL. On ruefelay evenin-g, Nov.. 25th, will be performed the mcich-admired Comedy called SPEED THE PLOUGH; after which ...

... Ihips in fight coming dowr, but will not fave ?? Nelly, Clappifon, is lofp near Drago, peopletfaved.- Wind VW. S. W. a S. THEATRE-ROYAL, HULL,. Decenjber ist, 18oo. This prefent Evening, 'the Comedy of the WILL. The 'part of' Albina, bX Mifs Errington ...

... favodrite PLAY and FARcF, as will eim, be expteffed .in future advertifements. Tickets may be had of Mr. Swaiwell, at the Theatre ; and of Mifs De Camp, at Mrs. Holmes's, Elephant and Caitle Enti-y, Myton- Gate. By a private letter to a merchant in this ...

... charaaer of Old Sbeva, in Mr. Cumberland's favorite Comedy oftheJEW. Afier which will beprefentedfor the firfl time atthe Hull Theatre, Mr. Fawcett's mieh-adrnired Pantomime of OBI, 'or THREE- FINGER'D JACK, with appropriate Scenery, Drefdes, ?? Mufc, &c. The ...

... now in Yoik Cafle 56 prifoners ar efor trial, out of which Io are for fbrgery, and C4 ; 2 for iheep-eflaling.l bt F Tlhe Theatre-Royal in this town clofed for the fea- rfn with the performances on Tuefday evening la. IrThefollowing is an accurate flatement ...

... is very uncer- tain whether we fhall (lay at this place, or be-removed elfewhere. This town is about 6o miles from Riga.i! THEATRE, LEEDS.-On Wedber- day evening, Mr. Lloyd finilbed- a Courfe of Leaures. uon an Orrery of affonifling magni. tude and manificcnce; ...

... ? the fame aflices, James Sheppard, a taylor, who had much difioguithed liimfelf lafi fummer on-the bboards of the Lewes theatre, in the charafcer of Trudge, was fer tenced to be traufpoited for feven years, for a felony in ?? dwelling-houfie of John ...

... ill the exprellions- of- thcir ltoppineus, andt It demonltration 61 thetirjqv. A general illumi-. otion took place; andt4e Theatres weie croude'd WI anxious viitors, whde' the nevws was received tis the moft 'enththfiailic raptues. At the fame . e, a numerous ...