... tixt being Chriltnias-dry, an Opcra vwill be given on Thurfday, tte 27th iriltant. Vivaot Rex et Regina. THEATRE !ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Tbth Evening, their Mkelties Servantsw ill perform RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WYIFE. Duke, Mr. De Camp; oin Jpuan, Mr. Packer; ...

... scene with great intensity. The 5trong. is also announced. The autheor of the burlesque which plays out the visitora to Drury Lane has sent uns a illy letter, complainijg of the very few observations which we thought it worth while to be. stownupm his ...

... THE MIRROR OF FSNIONf 'I u Sr IEW THSES iErY AGE AND 3b(DV OF ru- TrlhN!Z ITS P6rF t4 AL t'HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, This Evelideg their Miujeates Streamls will ?? Thlie GANNIESTER. flcvce~te, Ir. Kesotble; Lewiw!, Adr. C. uemnblc; St.:e4 ...

... I THE WIRROR OF R4SAI110N. TO StIEW tar VERY -AGE ANtD BODy 09 rUF -rCim ?? PtEM fl THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, 'Ihis Eveniog their Tvlaiefties Servants will acl .TIsi TWEL F'IH NI1GHT. Orfiho, M Barrjnore; Sebafltian, MA. De Camp; Anti% Mr. LCaulhfil ...

... THE MIRROR OF FASIONS . TO SHEW THE VERY AGE AND BODY o0 ruE TIME ITS WORM AND FR ESSURE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, This Evening their Majefties Servants will ad PIZARRO. Peruvians. Ataliba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Kepable; Orozembo, Mr. Dowton; Cora ...

... Performance conmrnence at. a quarter pait feven, in order to fi. mL& in proper time. Vivasit Rex et Regina. DTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, This Evening their Majefties Servants will a& KING HENRY the FOURTH: King Henry, Mr. Wroughton; Prince ofWalecs,r. C. Kern ...

... with regard to Miss MUDIE, as they were some timre since with regard tO MLaster Betty. It is asserted that an Eavent fiom DrUry- lane concluded an engagement in thin counnry with the g uardi-,n of Miss M. which engagement interferes Wiih thatt at Covent ...

... with new fceees, drlfles, antl decoratiols, called Armi~da, is alfo in Rehearral. Vivant Plex ct Regina. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.: Thic Evening, their Majelies. Servants will perform The ORPHAN; Or, The Unhappy Marriae. Afcer which wvill he perfortined ...

... PUBLCW AMUSEMBNT'S. DRURY- LANE T H:EAT RE.-This Evening will hepiesented, THE KURIGAND. Alessandro Maisariani, Mr.Wallack; Il aa (razl e, aMre. NV. Fiarrynsire Is tile curse of tle KEveulng, the itand will petrform the Overtures to Semliranlirle and ...

... overcomue, atid we have little doubt ttat Mist GRANT will become at accom- plished singer, and a valuable acquisition even at Drury Lane, where the vocal strength of the company this season is so re- mnarkable. She was warmly encored in several of her songs; ...

... are-respedtfully informed, that there will be an Opera' -t Oin I2ri-ay, Saturday being Wisitsun Eve. O e THEATRE- ROYAL, DRURY LANE, . f This Evening their Majesties Servants will ad. , ADiLGrITFA; or, the Fruits of a: Single ErrOt. a To which will be ...

... (Pofitirely for the laht t itne this feafon.) For the BENEFIT of Mr. WEWITZER, and Mr. POWELL, Prompter. THiEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. This Evening, 'liE MARRIAGE PROMISE. At the End of the Play, a favourite fong by Mrs. Bland. After which, a Farce, called ...