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... little Hopes of Suecels from the Mcafures by which the Repubiick of Genoa propofes to bring them to Obedience. The Marquis de Grimaldi, her Comniifliiry General, having formed a new Plan, which he thought would not be liable to the lame Objections a; the firft ...
... another of 64 Guns, called the A dive, was juft fitted for the Sea. Letters from Genoa of the laft Month advilc, that M. dc Grimaldi being informed, that a confidertblc Body of the Rebels were aflembled at the Picvc Nehbio, on Account of an Execution which ...
... may be returned if not .ifpftVed, The lait Letter? from Paris mention only the Im- patience of the Public for the Return of Grimaldi's Courier from Madrid, and their ardent longing for the Conclufion of a Peace. An Exprefs was difpatched to the Duke of Bedford ...
... received Orders to take their Places. A great Coldnefs mentioned in fomc a>c«nt Letters from Madrid, between the Marquis Grimaldi and Lord Rochfort, who is faid to have prefented fome fpirited Memorials from England, not at all agree•ble the Catholic ...
... terminated, without leaving behind it any traces which mignt hereafter interrupt the harmony the two courts. Toe aniwer as given Grimaldi on the yth of November, and was received the 19th; and was the lad iranladtion with which the public was acquainted, that ...
... ports for war, which have within tbefe few days been relaxed.” Advices from Cadiz bring certain intelligence, the Marquis of Grimaldi having refigned. a The Earl Buckmghamlhire will not let out for his governmentof Ireland till March- His Lord(hip nas appointed ...
... Stage. ifter the Play will be a COMIC DANCE, called, CV M O n and IPHIGENIA, By Mr' and Mil's W F. X T, .. pupils to Signior Grimaldi, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane) ft : Bern-., their firll appearance here thele liy. years. To which will be added, a FARCE ...
... after the Play will be a COMIC DANCE, called, ( ;V Mv? > and U J H!tiL N I A, F.y Mr ar.d Mi:> W E S T, pci.ils to Signior Grimaldi, of tiie Theatre Royal, Drury -Eane) ■^ lieir.g their firft appearance here theie fix years. To which vviil be added, THK ...
... tite d of the Play vvill. l.c a COMIC DANCE, , ?? Mils W E S T, of the Theatre Royal, Drurv-Lanc, (Late Pupils to Si-n't-jr Grimaldi,) called, rVM O N and I.MMGENI A. To which vvill be added, The Favourite Burlctta of ?ti 1 d a s. Midas, Mr JACKSON, Mr ...
... Promlfe, and that wonderful vaulting Horfenian Mr. Handy.- Part of the Clown by Mailer A. ?? Penarer, pupil of the late Mr. Grimaldi, Clown of Drury-lane Theatre. The CHILD of PROMISE, And Two furprifing PONIES, (Only 11 inches high) will go through a variety ...
... Promife, and that wonderful vaulting Horfeman Mr. Handy. Pari of the Clown by Mailer A. Mannuell Penarer, pupil of the late Mr. Grimaldi, Clown of Drury-lane Theatre, The Child of Promife will dance a Hornpipe in a must capital manner. A New Piece of Horfemanfliip ...
... Promife, and that wonderful vaulting Horfeman Mr. Handy, Part of the Clown by Mafter A. Mannuel Perranr, pupil of the late Mr. Grimaldi, Clown of Drury-lanc Theatre, Young Mercury will go through the Fi.ao Dance, on the linglc Horfc. The whole to conclude with ...