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London, England, 1808-12-08 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
. ,
PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 8,
oar Majesties Servants will act the Ccimedy of
JOHN BULL ;
or, An ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
Peregrine, Mr. SIDDONS ;
, inaonourable Mr. Shuffieton Mr. DE CAMP ;
Job Thornberry, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Dennis Brolgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Dan, Mr. MATHEWS.
lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ;
Mary Thomberry, Mrs. H. SEDDONS ;
Mrs. BruViddery, Mrs. SPARKS.
Idler which the revived Grand Romance of
BLUE BEARD
Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY.
rib New Scenery, Dreises, and Decorations. •
gboomatue, (Blue Beard), Mr. RAYMOND;
Isamu, Mr. hLkTHEWS; Senn), Mr. I. SMITH;
Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER ;
e, Mr. SCRIVF.N; Mustapha, Mr. WEBB.
bop, Mrs. M
OUNTAINBLAB: Miss LYON;
Bede, Mrs.
iiorbt piblig are most respectfully informed, that the New
a Tenni is withdrawn, at the request of the Author,
R 1 °" when it will be again brought forward, with
satire taw Tinrd Act.
Ti.alwore, the World ! the New Dant.: of Love in a Tub ;

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
Titus PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 8,
ll -- will be
T acted the New Melo-Drame of
HE EXILE.
Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr. POPE ;
Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Baron Alltratioff, Mr. LISTON ;
Not Cahnar, Mr. INCLEDON ; Paean, Mr. YOUNG.
The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Wan, Mrs. GIBBS; Alextna, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Casuist, Mrs. DICKONS ; Anna, Miu MEADOWS.
h Att. 11. the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth.
flt Dances (composod by Mr. Bologna, jun.) to be performed
tbs Owls Adams, and 'he Corps de Ballet.
To itlikk will be added (for the third time) a New Farce, in
Tate Acts, (written by the late Mr. Tobin) called
A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS.

The Characters by •
Ige.),IUNDBN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. PARLEY,
Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. JONES, Mr. HOLLAND,
Miss NORTON, and Mrs. GIBBS.
Se New Farce, called A School for Authors, continuing to be
duougbout with universal atyprobatloa and applause, by
blot and overflowing audiences., Will be repeated every even-
further notice.
Taeorrow, with the Play of the Africans.
Ile bile will be repeated tau Saturday, and Monday nest.
rr Tl3ose Ladies and Gentlemen whose names the Proprietors
(He Throne level in Covent-Garden, have hitherto bad the
of inserting in their Froe-List, are requested to observe,
the Gratis-Admissions are, for the presenti, unavoiaably

three last Nights of kAc KRZARD as a New Spectacle will
be proaced on Monday next.
OLYMPIC PAVILION,
NEWC4STLE-STREET, smAND.

(Established by authority of the Lord Chamberlain.)
HIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBEIt F,

k Ismernse, December ", and Saturday, December le,
oti time this mason, a Grand Equestrian Entre a la Mameluke.
*Wale dine two years, a Comic Pantomime, with New
Satiety, Dresses, and Decorations, called
THE PLAGIARIST ;
Or, HARLEQUIN's STATUE.
Haley:an, Mr. Crosaman ; Clown, Mr. Norman;
Columbine, Mrs. Parker.
Teti time, a New Lyric Effusion, sung by Mr. Johannot,
tied " The Bold Amethyst, or British Glory ;" with a Pano-
nes View of the Amethyst bringing La Thetis to action.
*irks Exercises, by the Double Company ; Mr. Smith's
"met Homemanship--Trial of Skill, and Animated Ar-
. ___

Tomb& with, positively the last three Nights, the popular
Nautical Spectacle of
BLACKBOARD ;
OR, THE CAPTIVE PRINCEAR.
Duns seen half past five ; begin at half-past six.—Half price
atm eitit.

LYCEUM, STRAND.
JR. INGLEBY, universally allowed Emperor
a Wiling of all the Conjurors, is happy to announce to
Gentry, and Public at large, his return to the Me-
ilds,baving, during his recess, devoted himself entirely to the
4fisdpractke of his profession, hoping, by his assiduity and
stolla,te merit a continuance of that patronage and support,
elan linnet so eminently received, and which he is happy
toacknowledge. His Pupil, Miss Young, he also
psorwommend to their notice, convinced she will so far be
ego* to them, as to answer every expectation, and reflect
hillso himself, as she is allowedly the first Wire Dancer in the
The House has undergone considerable improvement,
dike Stage and Boxes altered to a great extent. Fires age con-
**kept, and the Theatre in every respect fit for the reception
Gs tint people.
Dkys of performance every day, Wednesdays excepted, being
fared for the amusement of private psraes, who may be ac-
iihadated by applying at the Theatre, from ten till twelve,
kit places may be taken at the same time.--Boxes 3s. 6d.
Pt Pt 23 641. Pit 2s. Gallery ls.—Doors opt nn at six, begin at
guilseisel
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