Drury Lane Theatre Admits May Tickets and Prices
Public notice announces tickets and prices for performances at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. It lists productions including Davy and King Richard III, with box office details and contact at Mr. Fasbrook, Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Beneerep
Theatre Royal
Drumy Panton Ptv
Davy
Maye
Roy
Witac
Richard
Duke of
Mr. Fasbrook
Porte Wucdi Street
Mooof the Immaginar Ossrevir Appears Tomorrow
A notice announces the appearance of Mooof the Immaginar Ossrevir scheduled for tomorrow. Readers are advised to be alert for this event and any related updates from local authorities.
Clemence de Sclepione opens at Rings Theatre with diversions
The Morning Post notes an April 9 open at Ring’s Theatre featuring Clemence de Sclepione with Bach music and first act diversions. A benefit for Mr Bannister at Drury Lane presents The Country Girl with Miss Peppy Mrs Jordan and Mr Bannister, followed by performances by Bannistery and De Camp and the Masque Comus with Elliston in the title role. Tickets from Bannister, 65 Gower Street, and Fosbrook box-office Little Russell Street.
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Ring's Theatre
C. de Mursie
Bach
Padet
Derand
Hamlet and The Village Lawyer At Covent Garden
This Evening at Theatre Royal Covent Garden enjoy Hamlet with Master Betty as Hamlet and Mrs Taylor as Ophelia plus The Village Lawyer. Tomorrow by command of Their Majesties Who Wants 1 Guinea with by Command Lock and Key.
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Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Hamlet
Betty
Ophelia
Defeat of Hoxkar Confirmed by Indian Campaign Victories
London reports a full confirmation of the defeat of Hoxkar after two decisive actions by Major General Frazer and Brigadier General Monson, with Lord Lake’s cavalry also victorious. Artillery losses were heavy for the enemy, who fled and dispersed across the country. Monson’s division suffered 148 killed and 496 wounded or missing, while Lake’s losses were about 27 killed or wounded and 75 horses.
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Hoxkar
Frazer
Monson
Horkar
Lord ‘Lage
Oartillery
Laxe
India
Lord Lake
Invasion Preparations Reported In Hamburgh Mail
The Hamburgh Mail notes heightened activity for an invasion of the country. It reports ships assembling at Bonloone and British forces readying to pursue expeditions, with Ostend troops ordered to join a general rendezvous. The piece cautions vigilance against a suspected continental cooperation and emphasizes readiness.
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BoxaAparte
Bonloone
Ostend
Hhas
Suipria
Britain
Ondail
Secret Expedition Planned Near Alexandria Camp
Dispatches received at Lord Munernave's office indicate a secret expedition is to be formed nearby in Piedmont. Austrian General Count Miinrerp is reportedly to be sent to the Court of Petersburg on a mission of considerable importance.
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Runna
Alexandria
Piedmont
Miinrerp
Petersburgh
British News On Blockade Of Cadiz Ports And Naval Moves
The London Gazette reports Britain has strained Cadiz and St Lucar ports for the blockade. It notes prizes taken off Cadiz, reports on Toulon fleet sailing and Nelson’s pursuit, and troop transports from Portsmouth with the 21st, 63rd, and 83rd regiments en route.
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London
Holland
Embden
Barbadoes
West Indies
Cociurane
Rochefort
America
Cadiz
Toulon
Lord Nelson
Jamaica
S. W
Cork
Portsmouth
Rumours of Cabinet Resignations Stir Political Circles
Reported Saturday and Sunday changes in the Cabinet name Lords Sipmecra Buckine and Hawkersbury as resigning with Lord Llannesbury’s possible withdrawal. The sources are treated with caution as the grounds seem doubtful and improbable.
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Lis Majesty
Sipmecra
Buckine
Hamshire
Lord Hawkersbury
Lord Llannesbury
Inquiry on Military Expenditure Directed to Key Departments
The inquiry proposed regarding military expenditure will be directed mainly at the Board of Ordnance the Commissariat and the Quarter Master General. Each holds distinct administration largely independent of the Commander in Chief making it unnecessary to adopt the suggested step of a broader inquiry. We will publish further remarks when opportunity permits.
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Ordnance
Commissariat
Cite
Debated Liberty of the Press in Friday House Session
Members in the Commons discussed a Daily Paper publication and its extraordinary doctrines on press liberty. The debate highlighted concerns that unrestricted press freedom may degrade higher orders and undermine the lower classes, prompting plans for early comment and further analysis.
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House of Commons
Queentlesnan
Fire at Lord Chasterlaly’s Apples draws notice
Notice announces a drawing room event at James's on Thursday at the end of May related to a fire at Lord Chasterlaly's property Apples 185.
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Chasterlaly
James
Fashionable Arrangements For The Week In London
Social listings show a sequence of routs dinners balls and concerts hosted by Lady De Clifford Mrs Keene Mrs Kinghitley Countess of Portemouti and others. Highlights include Mrs Methuia’s Concert at Lower Grosvenor Street Lady Caroline Barham’s Rout and a Grand Ball Thurs at Grosvenor Square and numerous events across Portland Place Wimpole Street Park Lane Harley Street and Whitehall with Marchioness of Stafford Countess of Kenimare and other titled hosts.
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Lady de Clifford
Brutonestret
Whomas Hope
Duchesstreet
Tursday
Caroline Barham
Great
George-street
Methuia
Lower Grosvenor-street
Mrs. Vaughan
Manchester-square
Countess of Portemouti
Bircoles Tanfields
Lady Rush
Pallinall
Ferrars-Townshends
Grosvenor Square
Broadhead
Portland Place
Daniell
Devonshire Place
James Graham
Cotton
Wimpole-street
Edward Wheeler
Park Lane
Edward Moreton
Portland-place
Bridge
Mr. Sloane
Harley-street
Harrison
The
Opera House
Marchioness of Stafford
Whitehall
Countess of Kenimare
Portman Square
Royal Family attends services and Frogmore fete planned
Yesterday morning the Royal Family with Count Munster and generals attended a sermon at St George's Chapel then traveled to Frogmore. The Queen plans a grand Frogmore fete on May 17 for the monarch's birthday. Knighthoods of the Garter plan a large ball at Ranelagh. Lady Cornewart and the Marchioness of Salisbury hosted concerts in Mayfair and Arlington Street respectively. The Duke of Clarence paid for stable room at Windsor during a royal Installation. The Opera crowd praised performances including La Clemenza di Scipione and Le Nozze di Figaro. The Vocart concert season closed with 808 names and strong applause. Drury Lane saw Barrymore announce a postponement due to Mrs Mountain’s illness.
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Munster
Gwyn, Fitzroy, &c
St. George’s Chapel
Hotham
Frogmore
Knicurs
Garter
Ranelagh
Knicurts
Lady Cornewart
Stanhope-street
Mayfair
Marchioness of Salisbury
Arlington-street
Duke of Clarence
Windsor
la Clemenza di Scipime
Madame Grasoini
Italy
Cimmarnosa
Madame Grassini
Bravam
French Reinforcements Threa Then War With Northern Powers
The French army in Hanover is set to receive nineteen infantry regiments, an omen amid Electorate fatigue signaling potential war with northern powers. Reports note Boulogne measures and parade previews as tensions rise while city governance and coal market issues unfold.
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Hanover
Norchern
Wise
Greenwich
Consors Council
Mayer
Comnon Council
Tiamnent
Castlererch
Shaster
The
Rolls
Mtr
Mir
Halon
Foreign Intelligence Summary from the Hamburgh Mail
News briefs report recalls of Field-Marshal Lieutenant Count Marvero to St Petersburg for a mission to Rome, French light infantry landing at Parma, corps moving toward Tortona Alessandria, and a potential camp near Alessandria with the Emperor to review troops. Fever outbreak at Geneva, fleets preparing in Mapuria, and Belgian camps at Ostend ordered to Boulogne.
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Viexns
Arnie T
Count Marvero
Capial
St. Petersburgh
Rome
Corsica
Primbino
Parma
Torix
Araut
Ayth
Tortona
Alessandria
Imperial Corps of Horse Artillery
Turin
Piedmont
Switzerland
Geneva
Mapuria
Toulon
Corunna
Attona
Belgium
Ostend
Boulogne
Royal Academy Exhibition Opens with Notable Dinner
The Royal Academy opens its exhibition as members host an Annual Dinner at Somerset House. Attendees include the Prince of Wales, ministers, nobility, and clergymen. West’s Thetis and Achilles leads the historical painting, praised for its scale and technique. Other works by Opie Northcote Lawrence and others are noted for strong merit.
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Somerset House
Prince of Waves
Duke of Norfolk
Archbishop of
York
Worcester
Spencer
Campin
Hawgesbury
J. Banks
Thetis
Vulcan
Patroclus
Thomas Hope
Opie
Northcote
Rocus
Shee
Lawrence
Bercuey
Hoppier
Nortracorte
Tuameson
Owen
Sir F
Bourceois
Love toAeounc
Carcort
Wescarr
Exhibition in Lower Brook Street Art Review
The text praises Havett productions for breadth and massing, citing No 23 a grand composition with trees and Poussin influence and No 154 The Weary Traveler for masterful light and shade. Works like Doladern Castle and Corr Llyn are noted for originality, bold tones, and lively foliage with careful drawing of water and rocks.
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Havett
Nicholas Poussin
Doladern Castle
Carew Castle
Glover
Bervenus
Pedworthy
Bus
Corr Llyn
Conway
Vaoley
Comsieen
Tian
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Hedoen
Terton
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Fosprook
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the Morning Post
Foreign Intelligence
Royal Academy
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