... aft, at Eleven, died, after a Fortnight's Indifpofition, in the 4oth Year of his Age, Mr. William Milward, belonging to the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane They write from Brinol, that upon enquiring into the Affair of the Murder of Mr. Berkley Seymour of Bitton ...

... M 0 -A Y, May xo, Dwelling nor to eitablifh the Theatre of War there. - There was the ftrongeft Reafon to believe that this was their only Defign, laccaufe when the French Mi• nifters demanded a Pairage for the Troops of his molt • Chriftian Majefty, ...

... Engagements • which only tend to the Ruin of his Subjeit!,, and the ' Devaftation of his Country, which, in becoming the • Theatre of .the War, will continue to be a Prey to the • Enemy. The Court, which has every Thing to ap• prehend from the Party which ...

... Day advertifed for Breahfafiing in the Morning-, and Walking and Supping at Concerts in the Evening, with Ventres, Amphi-Theatres, Rldittos al Frefco's, Fireworks, &c. &c. &c. they would think the Inhabitants of London had nothing to do but —Eat and Drink ...

... goes over,,will.not think it more convenient-to trondua the belt Part of his Compan_y after the French Army, and open the Theatre at Prague. , Cocoa Tree, Pall. Mall, Evening: The Title of• Patriot; fo, highly reVer'd by all true En/on:, having been lately ...

... Government. Martha! Traun, with the Aufirian Troop, continues in the Modenefe, Mirandola., and at Rion Porto. Lail Week the Theatre at Siena was tw Accident burnt down. HOLL A .N D. _Hague, a. On the .2.2 d pall M. Maillebois is faid to have :been at Plana ...

... From the vzrioui Movements that are making towards the Upper Palatinate, 'it feems as if that Place was' deftin'd for the Theatre of a bloody War, and to attrad the Attention' Of all Europe: All AceOunts from Stockholm agree, th2t the Gallic Intereff lofes ...

... atcompanied them,' to proteft the Inhabitants of the Country. L 0 N D - 0 N OCTOBER 7: From OUT LONDON :CORRESPONDENT. Drury Lane Theatre, Tuefday We hear there 'is now in Rehearfal, a very entertaining New Comedy, call'd, HE will, and HE 'will not ; or, A ourney ...

... Britai,n has been debated in the Area of this 'Place two Students of an inn of Cour2. , The Mite was, MSZ NT. , • Thurfaray, .Theatre-Royal. In the new Farce now .ading, the licaors . the Stage feem to be out in their Parts, and a prthcipai Igor itands behind ...

... the Plough? But your great Genius can itlelf refin'e, And ev'ry Week the Week before outfhine. Now for my LE:. So at the Theatre I oft have feen, A New-made Candle -Snuffer enter in ; Aukward he turn'd the circled Light about, And for each Two h - e ...

... Right; and march likewife to the Maine, and will, after having by this ,Means driven the French out of the EmpirT, carry the Theatre of War into Allace, whither March:A Noaittes has already Tent Payt of the Mag:liines which he had on the other Siete of the ...

... the Foks to , arrn as many' Ships as - poflible. It's • not doubted but if Things go on is the Courfe they are in; • the Theatre of the War will be carried into the Low • Countries.' From the-Paris twin, 'Aug. 28. Price CAntimir, -EmbAtdor fEom the.Emprefs ...