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led in Copenhagen, llio eonféctioners ure but lilllc patronaged. The Swi s s c a f é s , under the menagement of the finnes d Porta, Gian el l i , Cl oet t a, S c huk an i and Pi nc he t t i , are held in greal estimation. There establishments are the most frequented and may be found Østergade 1, Kongens Nytorv 13, Kongens Nytorv 17, Kon­ gens Nytorv 2 3 , Amagertorv 4 , Vimmelskaftet 4 3 , Nygade, and store Kjobmagcrgadc 18 and 47. — Ri c ha r d t ’s elegant coffee-room in Strandsiræde 3 is only frequented by ladies. At both the corners of Kjøbmagergadc and Skindergade there are two eofTee-rooins called «Ilimmerige» (Heaven) and «IIelvedc» (Ueli) most frequented by students. Bol dt ’s confec- tioner in Kronprindsensgade is of old reputa­ tion; Meyer’s Pavillon in Grønningen is most resorted to by walkers on Langelinic. Theatres and Places of Public Amusement. The present Royal Theater on Kongens Nytorv was huilt in the year 1738 by Frede­ rik V. During the reign of Christian VII il was considerably enlarged from the design of Pro