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London, England, 1819-10-27 00:00:00

ADEL E, STRAND,
(Late the Sans PareiL)
Drier the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.
vet: llarlltta of " THE GREEN DRAGON" continues
iightly ro increase in publi fa:rour and estimation.
s pRESENT EVENING, October '27, 1819,
,Ind he presented, the favourite Barletta of
TIIE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
*eager, Mr. Campbell; Frederick, (with a Song) Mr. J.
jhria, (a celebrated Actress) Mrs. Al.!" Bridget,
Govkey, 31". Als°P nourish, (a first-rate Ltin-
\Jots) Mrs. Altop !!: Goody Stubbins, (a deaf amorous
ba r sleight!) Mrs. Alsop !!! ! Lounge, (a literary Fop)
Illademoisclk Josephine, (an Opera Singer
pais) Mrs. Alsop!!!!!!—Mrs. Alsop will introduce a
jag, (accompanied by herself on the Guitar, composed
Ut Maddison), and a Mock Italian Bravura.
• • After which, the favourite Ilurletta of
VIE GREEN DRAGO.N ; or, I've Quite Forgot.
oropriate New Music, Dresses, Sreuery, and Decorations.
Tie (*breed Shawl DAUM, by the three Miss Dennetts.
To
WHERE SHALL I D IN.Elude with the Barletta of
?
kale, ;first time) Mr. Cowell, in which character he will
cu the favourite Song of " The Picture of a Play-house."
Crew Musical Burietta, entitled" Fancy's Sketch ; or, Look •
.0,.0.041 Leap," is in active preparation, and will be produced
afar days.
11! Public are respectfully informed, the New Saloon will
ri,sed precisely at Eight o'Clock, for the better aceornmo-
aof the Box Visitors at Ilalf-price.
Tzt brilliant effi,l of the Gas Chandelier, suspended from
dome of this Theatre, has been the subject of universal

je:ation.
The 13.0-Office will be open from Ten o'clock till Four.—
lbeette be taken of Mr. Irish, Box Look Keeper, of whom
Ril and Second Price Admission Tickets may be had. A Pri-
nu fox nue be had nightly —Leader of the Band, Mr. Law-
re.—Panis-forte,;slr. G. W. Maddison.—The Scenic Depart-
::, by Mr. Franklin and Asastants.-.-In-entress of Costume,
L.-v.—Prompter, Mr. R. Chatterly, (late Prompter of the
an Royal, Drury-lane).—Acting and Stage Manager, Mr.
..—llie doors to be opened at Six o' Clock, and the Perform-
.° brain precisely at Seven.-11alf Pace exactly at Half-
Litu.—lloes 4s. Pit `s. Gallery Is.

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SURREY INSTITUTION.—OCTOSta 26, 1819.
rHE PROPRIETORS and SUBSCRIBERS are
L respectfully informed, that Mr. ACCUM will commence
Course of Lectures on the CHEMICAL PHENOMENA
NATURE and ART, on Tuesday next, the 2d of Novem-
r, it Sera o'Clock in the Evening precibely ; to be continued
inch succeeding Tuesday.
Mr. HAZLITT will continence his Course of Lectures on
LITERATURE of the REIGN of QUEEN ELIZA-
iTFI on Friday, the Sib of November, at the same hour; to
K continued on cacti succeeding Friday.
KNIGIIT SPENCER, Secretary.

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Customs of the most Distinguished Nations ; interspersed
At Anecdotes of Celebrated Men, of different Periods, since
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