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... day's mail, is following fiaffagei From all the mcenauvres the King of Pruffia ottr politicians prognofticate that the theatre war will be changed that the war which is juft extinguifhed between France and England, will embroil other powers, and kindle ...
... Diftrefs. — A envious original Letter to a Lady, — Lift of the BrU tifli Navy. — An Account of the Fairs held in January — Tbe Theatre, Po.trv, tee. Sec. — Foreign and Domeftie Occurrences, Lift- of Marriages, Kinl.s, Death» t Preferments, Books, Prices ...
... to Aaron Bill, whintheak utriss original hurt rto a Lady.— of the Britilh Nary.—Acri.m.! f the Fairsiir id in January.—The Theatre.— l'octiy, fsze. fzc vigil and itumeiiic occurrences, lids of marl iages, births,de:.th.4 pre. t(rinents, books, prices of ...
... January 6. We hear that an eminent phyfician inten . ds to ere& at own capence, in this citi a noble theatre, in the lotto ot the an:ient theatres at Rome ; and that he 210.1o:ends to cllabl.fh an anatomy Irdure to be read therein 7 : the wholeexpence ...
... tranfaftions, the people of Holland are apprehenfive of the an ivai of the Pruflians in their neighbour- hood ; and that the theatre of the war will be transferred to the Lower Rhine, where ?? have already begun to exaft contributions. It is faid that the ...
... Tuefday feveral large hand-bills were ?? dif. perfed in the Taverns, Coffee houfes, &c. complaining of the Managers of the Theatres refuting admittance at half price ; in confequence of which, upon the drawing up of the curtain, Meflrs. Obrien and Holland ...
... Tuefday feveral large hand Olds were induitrioufly difper fed in the taverns, coffee houfa. , complainiogot the manager of he theatres reailing admittance at halt price, in con • fequence of which, upon the drawing up the curtain lafl night, when Obrien and ...
... the clain..ge • v..:c.t , Garden Theatre received. To the Frvguerners of Theatr.l. lii (I . in•ne tbe regulation y&ur rejolariv: an.i al D , ury La , :e 11,,,:tre, in nchic li it t'.', manager: y tit ether Theatre bad '• • 4 .! * d veri d , Opera of ...
... a warrant from the Lo- nief jullice, two Gentlemen, foppoired to be tt..r: int. .tors ot the difturbance at Covent Garden Theatre. :- It is thought that foam rew regulation will be made by relative to the ditiriOution cf tlee Pavannall money. A ScHEME ...
... at Scarborongh. Yefterday evening a very numerous audience, confiding chiefly of Gentlemen, was affembled at Covent-Gatdcn Theatre. — The firft mufic were ordered to play Hearts of 1 Oak; the fecond, Britons Strike Home ; and the third, Rule, Britannia ...
... ens, which are fluing up for the funimer ( - Mon ; and lc Las engaged Mr. E?olland Mr. Obnen to play twelve nights at his Theatre at Datalio, tot which he is to teem i cr.+l. ea..h. LL ight ray he King George Packer, there arrived a mail ! Irons 1. fbon ...
... inure than three in a convany. On Saturday evening lalt, as the celebrated Mr. Woodward was murding home I wn Covent Gatcien theatre, he was let upon by lour Irith chairmen, who, by a very unfortunate blunder, mittaking poor Capt. hooadil for a tailor. oeat ...