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THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN.
)NDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19.
acted a New Drama, in Three Acts, interspersed
called
THE FREE KNIGHTS ;
, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE.
!rture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi.
Dancing by the Misses ADAMS.
will be represented the Installation of the Abbot of

will be added, for the third time, a Farce, called
BUDGET OF BLUNDERS.
-:cters by Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRIINTON,
r. LISTON, Mr. FAR LEY,
iss BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, kc. &c.
,b«--'The same Performances.
lie Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New
Trince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four.

ASTLEY'S THEATRE.
my last was performed, at AsrLEY's Pa-
Jew:ode-street, Strand, a new Irish Melo-drams-
in two acts, called CORMAC AND SWARA‘N,
,3 OF Estm•taken chiefly from Irish History of the
ace. The Piece commences with the Corona-
ithful Monarch of Ireland Cormac (son of the glo-
at the Palace of Tamora. Swaran, King of Scan-
had long attempted to subject the Irish to the
on the accession of the minor King, renews
:arrying his project into execution. He, there-
Karam, his favourite Chieftain, to demand the

and the hand of the Dowager Queen • which in-
is rejected with abhorrence and disdain. Kir-
tttering furious menaces. Cuchullen, appointed
Ing's*will, Guardian of Cormac and the State, as-

irkh forces, and gives immediate battle to the
who are defeated by the courage and native va-

eve warriors of Erin. At this juncture, Duehomar,
adignation by the refusal of the Princess Morna
innac) to return his love (she having bestowed her
Cathbat, an Irish Chieftain, who is equally ena-
forms the detestable resolution of betraying his
.try to Swaran, claiming as his reward the hand
iernian. This proposal is readily accepted by the
;e, when Kirvan, who was equally smitten with
Mom, (determines to extort the gratitude of his
leg action) treacherously assassinates the brave and
athhat, whilst in the act of kneeling with his be-
eiedging their mutual vows at the Tomb of Artho:
is armour, by fraud and villainy ensnares the Prin-
ager Queer. into the bands of their inveterate ene-
-van, shortly after, meets the reward of his dupli-
ed of the heroic Morna, who, discovering his real
piis'aes him in single combat, and by a noble effort,
of the hypocritical monster. Duchomar's trea•
reran an opportunity of surprising the city by night,
gallant natives with chains, dictating his impious
the Kes)ai Captives ; but at the moment of his
seize the throne of Erin, the Ghost of Artho
-eviously warned the Regent of the intended in-
,ran to guard the rights of his progeny. Swaran,
:morse, and unintimidated by this supernatural in-
PILOViDEYC E, now issues his blood .thirsty orders
, defenceless prisoners : but the unexpected appear-
ihst (whose life had been miraculously preserved)
collected friends, attacks the hostile invaders, gains
tory, and, by the death of the cruel Swaran and false
restores treedous and happiness to his captive King
:ountry.—Thls Piec e is replete with elegant scenery,
et was given asst for representation this evening, with
)bation, and, ao doubt, will prove a lasting favourite
tic.

LG'S HISTORY OF THE 0. P. WAR.
This day was published,
one volume duodecimo, price ss. in boards,
HISTORY of the RISE, PROGRESS,
TERMINATiON of the 0. P. WAR; in a Series of
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les: including all the best Songs, &c.
Since now the 0. P. battle's o'er,
Peace the Partizans restore ;
eu, Ap Davies, my dear friend,
+rid account of all I'll send."
'ublished by Thomas 'Pegg, No. 111, Cheapside
ison, No. 31, New Bond-street.

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Capital MANSION HOUSE, ready
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a very good k.-house; a Garden of nearly two
round, and well planted with the choicest Fruit-
) Acres of rich Pasture Land adjoining, and the
cling with plenty of Game.
on House is in a very genteel neighbourhood, and
tuft of Mr. Osbaldeston's (late Lord Munson's)

particulars apply to Mr. Stead, of Scawby, sear
'shire ; or Mr. Wallis, of Ashby.

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Dedicated to his Royal Highness the Duke of VOIL
.lust published, by J. ladder, New Bond•street, London,
Pat Quarto, price 10s. 6d. in boards,
HERO and L E AND ER. A POEM.
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This day were publ;sbed, handsomely printed In 2 vols. foolimp
octavo, pries 14s. boards,
SONNETS and other POEMS.—B 7 MARTHA
HANSON.
Printed for I. Mawman, 22, Poultry, London; and T. Lake,
Uxbridge.

This day was published,
In crown octavo, embellished with a Profile of the Author, price
7s. in boar*,
SELECT POEMS, &c. by the late JOHN.
DAWES WORGAN, of Bristol, who died on the 25th of
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a Preface, by WILLIAM HAYLCY, Esq.
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This day was published, In 2 Vols. Biro, price 15s. in boards,
INSTRUCTION of the DEAF and DUMB ; or,
A Theoretical and Practical View of the Means by which they
are taught to speak and understand a Language ; containing Hints
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Vocabulary, illustrated by numerous Copper-plates, representing
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ed,Frice l s.
RESH CAUTIONS to the PUBLIC ; or, A
LETTER to the Rey. EDW. PEARSON, D. D. Master of
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•
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This day were published, in small Octavo, price ss. In boards,
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS to YOUNG
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By MAJOR T. CHAMBERLIN,
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In a few days will be published,
In one volume, octavo, illustrated with a Map,
GEOLOGICAL TRAVELS in the NORTH of
EUROPE; containing Observations on some Parts of the
Coasts of the Baltic and the North Sea.
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PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
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