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from /vice, to virtue. Thanks to the most powerful, gracious and wise sovereign King Frederick the fifth, who granted the ground, caused the Theatre to he erected for the use of his subjects, and every person’s amuse­ ment, and at the same time granted many gracious privileges.

IJuilt( in 1748 by Frederick the 5th, Enlarged in 1774 by Christian the 7th. Both of these Sovereigns were bene­ factors to Denmark and Norway.

Indcpcndant of the Royal Theatre are two of infe­ rior Note, one is situated out of the Western Gate, and the other out of the Northern Gate, where panto­ mimes , burlcttas, and rope dancing arc exhibited,

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•' * v , The following is a list of the principal clubs of this capital, to which no one can be admitted who has not been elected according to the regulations of the society. The Harmony Club is situated in the Hotel D’Anglc- terre; the Kings Club in Ostcrgadc, the united club, the friendly club, and the citizens club. , ( ,i .

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