The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-03 00:00:00

I'UI3LI CAT/ ON S.

7'.iblisbed by LONGNIAN, Huits.r, REEti, ORME, and

iIItOWN, Paternoster-roc, London.

.THE Bit ITISI-1 THEATRE; or, a Collection
Of Plays which are acted at the Theatres Royal,
Drury,.l4o,,'
Covent-cartlen, and Haymarket. Printed 'm-
der the Authority,
and by Permission of the Nfanazers,
from the 'Prompt Books. IVith Biographical and Critical Re-
;hearks.

By Mrs. Iselin:lw.
With elegriDt Engravings. In 9.5 vols. royal 18mo. Price •
(id, in hoards ; or, ina fine Paper, with Portraits and
proof Impressions of the Plates, price 131. in hoards.
- The following are the Plays contained in this Wotk, which
• znay he purchased separately, price Is. each :-
The Cop; -right of a large portion of the Plays contained
in these Selections, bein.z the sole Property of the Publishers,
cannot he given in any other Collection of Plays. .
65. Point of Honour
66. Barliaiossa •
67. Merchant of Venice
68. Wires as they Were
69. King Lear
70. Constant Coople
71. School of Reform
72. To NI arry or not to Marry
73. King Henry VIII.*
74. Ring Henry V.
flood Natured Man
76. Antony and Cleopatra
77. Recruiting Officer
78. Coontess of Salisbury
79. Wiriter'4. Tale
SO. 1)e Montfort
Sl. Colint do Narbonne
82. Castle of Andalusia
Suspicions lintiband-
-84. A Bold Stroke for a Hus-
band
85. New Way to pay Old
Pelits
86. Way to get Married
87. Fatal Curiosity
88. larl it Warwick
89. Fonl;tinlileaU
90. The ll,ney Moon
91. The Wonder
92. LiOnel and Clarissa
93. Earl of Essex
94. King Henry IV. Part I.
95. The Brothers
96. She Would and She
Would Not
97. The Inconstant
98. The Rivals
99.•Measore for Measure
too. Know your own Mind
101: King Richard M.
10?. King Henry-IV. Part 11.
103. The Gemester
104. The Man of the World.
105. Maid of the Mill
10G. '['he Duenna
107. The Provoked Husband
108. The Chances
109. The Distressed Mother
In. The Beggar's Opera
111. Mahomet
112. The Fonndliog
113. As you Like it
114. Twelfth Night
115. Much Ado ahoutNothiitg
116. Cymbeline
117. Venice Preserved
118. Conseil), of Errors
119.
.120. Surrender of Calais
121. tiattl! of Ilexhatn.
122. Iron Chest •
123. Heir at Law
1-24. Othello
125. Heiress.

I. Mountaine, rs
2. Speed the Plough
. S. Wheel of Fortune
4. Lover's Vows
' S. 'nide yarieo
t 3. Isabella
7. 'Wild tails. .
8. Douglas '
9. Stranger
10. c.'ountry Girl
11. Prhinatist
12.;-Hamlet
13, Clrecian Daughter
14.'l1usy Body •
15..1n1in Bull-
-I(;'::Tancred and Sigismunda
17.,A11. in the Wrong.
18. Macbeth
19.1101,1 Stroke IT a Wife
20. Poor (Tend man
21: Such Things are
Oroonoko
23. Love in 3 Village
74. Road to Ituin
43. Jane Shore
25 Claudestin,r Marriage
27. Edward the Black Prince
I 213: Nlerry•Wives of Windsor.
*. Rule a Wife and ha, e
Wife
30. Mourning ,Bride.
Si: cure for the Heart Ache
All for Love
33. Way to Keep Him
S 4. King .John
35. She stoops to Conquer
34. Conscious Lovers
87.• The Revenge
Ss. Love for Lere
39. Every Man in his laurnour
40. Coriolanus
41. JeW
47. Romeo and Juliet
43. Careless Hie.band
44. George Barnwell
43. Beaux Stratagem
46. Gustavus Vasa
47. West Indian
4t. •Julius Ctsar
49. Evers One has his Fault
30. Jealn.ns Wife
6i• The- 'Pempest
32. The Orphan
33:.Cato •
41. The Belles Stratagem
SS. Zara
36. The Fair Penitent
37. The Deserted Daughter
SB, First Love
39. Siege of Damascus
CO. Provoked. Wife
61. Rival Queens
C 7; Lady Jane Grey
63, Love Makes a Man
64. Roman Father

2: :A• COLLECTION OF FARCES 'AND OMER AF-
TER-PIECES, which are acted at the Theatres Royal.
Prin t e d from the Pi'ouipt Books. Selected by Mrs. rochbald.
A new Edition, in seven vols.' royal 181 no. price 11,155. or
on fine Paper, with Portraits, price 21. IQs. 6d. boards.
The followiR; are contained in this Work t— -
.Child of Nature The Minor - The quaker
Wedding Day Mayor of Garratt The Guardian
Midnight flour The Liar The Deuce is in Him
ti.rising the Wind Flora ,
Edgar and guitar:-
Matrimony The Birth Day line
Ella •Rosenberg Jew and the Doctor Richard Ccetir de
Ilinid MI Irishman in London : LiOn •
Who's the Dupe Prisoner at Large Maid of the Oaks
I.Ove ala Mode I The Poor Soldier TOnt Thumb
Alarttord Bridge The Farmer . - ,Doctor, and the .
N etley Abbey The Highland Reel Apothecary
Turnpike Gate Two Strings to your The First/Floor
Luck and Key Bow The Adopted Child
ltegister" Office The Deserter The' Faris-Houhe'
The Apprentice All the World's a Lodoiska
The Critic Stage Ways and Means
:' he S'ult'4n • .Lyiug Valet School for Autlfors
It • ..r saia . The Citizen Midas
4
lig,.!‘ Life below Three Weeks after The Waterman
~,, Stairs Marriage The Auth,r
41en Ton Catherine and Pe- The Old I\laid
'l'h: Mock Doctor truchio Miller of Mansfield •
,r,
~le. Devil to Pay . Padlock • Comm
r4he Irish Widow. Miss in her Teens • -

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