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• '4 ' 1 .- • NumBER 68321 _ 4 THEME ROIT,AL,. - EpRURE44NE. . rrgiS PRESENT EVENINGs.PEERVARY..3i tbdr u t iesdis Servants wilt }et the New Comedj, GiP.a MAN AND wtrt- - • • Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. • The Fr .44 .Characters ' It. HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, igi.DOWTON, Mr.WROUGICPON4Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS, .Mr. SMITH,. Mr. lICRIVEN, Mrs. HAILLOrE, Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDIANS, Mrs. SCOTT: To which wiU be stldeglthelgrend•Roti BLUE B4RD. Tototrow, the Comic Opera or. the Cabinet • Orlando, Mr. t ra wl ; Lorenzo, by the Thing Gentleman who performed the e c acter o Sir George Airy. De m i * of Cato, .yerforitted. on Wednesday night fbr the fi r st time these 20 yeara, rn which Mr. Wright, from the theatre itro, g knglM,;nsde his Mt eßpearenne in London, in tli* a r acter of Cato, was received aPpeghout• with distiAlfulg oaks approbatinn and: ; and thr same Tragiedi c reated on Mondayrasect, • of — IHAYMAatierp,T Tr* PREsEttr_ ING, FrßietrAßYl Ma/estin Simms will act a Comedi, eafe4 .-7 EVERY MAIN IN HIS HUMOUR: • Kitely, Mr. COOKS ; • Old Knowell, Mr. MURRAY; Young Knowell, Mr. BRUNTON; Mastet Stephen, Mr. LISTON ; Master Matthew , Mr. SIMMONS ; Bobadil. Mr. FAWCETT ; Cob, Mr. FARLEY. Dame Kitely, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Cob's Wife, Mrs. EMERY. After which the Grand Historic LA PEROUSE Pantomimic Drama of DE Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Perome, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Kauko, Mr. ognvtALpt; Nicaski, Mr. KING ; Champion, an Animal of the Desolats - Island, Master O. Brew; Madame Peruse, Ass BRISTOW ; Umba, Miss ADAMS. To-morrow, King Henry the Eighth ; with Perouse. 'Monday, the Tragedy of Hamlet ; with Peronsi. OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. (Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) THIS, and TO-MORROW EVENING, by I desire of numerous Families, will be produced at half past it precisely, THE LITTLE WORLD; OR, OMBRES CHINOISES, - The Grand Spectacle of the POLISH TYRANT; or, THE WOMAN of TEN TSOUSAND. Principal Character, - Mrs. ASTIAL, Sivor Welfsrdini, irons Lisbon, will go through ids elevated ranvelle verforrnances on the Tight Rope; with Comic Ec cntticities by the two Clowns. • With Comic Songs by Mr. Johannot. Evestrian Exercises,by the Drble Company, particularly the of Vaulters' Flying Manoeuvres and Jumps. s .occlude with (16th time) a New Comic Pantomime, called THE PROPHECY; Or, HARLEQUIN'S BIRTH. dr. Crossaw ; gown Mr. Norium ; And Columbine, Mra;P:rker. Doors open at 1121 f-fast Ave, begin at half-past sit--Second Inn half past eight. *.• Riding Taught from ten ill! One, )1 Mr. *stvis and able' Aisirants. 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All these advantages are comprehended in the PoPular periodical Magazine, LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE, the iart rant Number of which was published on the Ist of Fe bruary. Each Number is sold at the low price of Two Shillings : " 1 Sixpence, and contains a greater portion of original and `caste literature than any work of the same kind. Each Number contains likewise a most beautiful Portrait of a Lady of rank, 4Propriate f or t h e ornament o f a L a d y ' s C abinet; Songs and gang composed by the most eminent Masters, Original Patterns for all kinds of Needlework and Embroidery, and Four i , gt whole icor! . • es of the Fashion of the Month, so minutely des cr4", euralfen,And coloured, that Ladies can with ease make Leir own dresses front them. A New Department is commenced in this Work, which will be tx:tnded thr oug h every succee di ng N um b er o f thi s M ag azine, ' . , 4, Mr always a pr om i nent f eature o f it s miscellany, to be en t'"l Beauties of the British Poets, illustrated with fine and 0ri ,..41 Portraits of each Poet. • selections will be from the most admired Poets of this no their original Poems (with very few exceptions) will be ; every Poem will be given complete, and no translation • be a dalnlcd- No 'Poem will be given in this.collection but maybe Submitted to the perusal of the most refined ;nd t : 4 m " 'ale eye. The selection will proceed on a plan more , ~. , p .reilensive and select than has been attempted in any work Extracts whatever ; and it Unmated that this depart t,4l"„wall fortmin ill . proem a genllblet,c Linking Libra'? of Bri ruetry. • ' . . . . • ' 1 .' • . . • . - - • . . r . . . ... . • - - - ' . .._.- I st ,'. . s. 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