... sodj a, -Co., CtitletiS acriJ S'~Jiso-td 1Ph t' \5al 'Ii ufetiseui. LOT a RieNI.f lb 1 ie i tt the Theaitre Rboyald, II Drury-Lane, for at teens of I 'ine'-fti-e- sC'TU`s, pVen(_iIciug15 fhsilhugsg, and filseeice cvi sy tine 'of e~lir1 ?? or I-IiiC ? ...

... principal Vocal Performcrcs.-Madamae Mara, Mifs Martyr (firft pcrformance), and Mrs. Mountain; Mr.I'. Wel~h (latt taftcr Wclh of Drury-lane Theatre), Mr. Vaughan, Mafter Ki.3t..r dirl ?? - lM.r- Smith. and Mr. Nield. Leader of the Band, Mr.' Salomon ; Couduccor ...

... alituration of. it fmi his Thcatre'-N~isvss -adlualsly prepared' wkh n~ it was heard that the Piree was gettiisg iij at Drury-lane. Ths 7D'ay is publiffhed-, pripe Is. 6d. THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC and ASTRID- fi .r-~NO.MICAL EIHLtMERlS for the yecar x~oi ...

... n;4ft Ihattrrig Iat cr a adidr Mr. Tiosw;. r 4N. There was1 no intention of at all invading ±l±e propel--rt Thcatre-Roy4l, Drury-lane, tby. the publicatmin .Lf L25. Dunbl.-lt has bcen priitedt in reglar rott}iLI . alP Pu- fiont was deenlled a favourable ...

... Poultry; Whcre may be had, DEAF and Du-i:r; or, the OarguAa, ?? es. -6d. The STANG A ,, as lfrformed at- the1 hcatre-Royal, Drury- lane, price Is. 6ed. :s,,oi,sc'l ?? .5il _ , s _ne. Ow'rziC' uf £OMAL4frCIid( CO -hfMlfl!sSIOlAFER oa. 7, Af/Ji -Frit-es, ilfab ...

... r o D y, called SPEED THE PLOUGH, W I T 'i THE AGREEABLI SURPRIZE. The last New Play, now I cting at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. called DEAF AND DUM4B. OR, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED, Is in preparationi7 and will speedily be brought forward. CONCERT AND ...

... on any ltage; Mr. Ma c cannley, ditto; MIafRer Broadhurft, ditto, on any fRage. Mrs. b Macartney; from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane (4er firit ap- a pes ance ot this itage thefe two yeafs); daud MifsDenny, from tle Kag's Thesetre (her firlt appearance ...

... PRIN'CE HOARE, Efq. Ailthor ?? Grhdrniother, The Prize, &c. and prefented upwards- o Nights during thez. laft Seafon at Drury-Lane Thatre5 ta~led - ' INDISCRETI' ' -Sir Mirmadt&l Maxim; M. q. ,Julia,.wt the favoqrite Airf ulia,- -iH the . - . ?? .I r ...

... the Supper-roomns at one, at 5s. each perfork | t~ Dre~ffes to be had ini the rfloufe' on thc evening. -.t THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. a RS JORDAN rep¢fully informs th!e Public I thtat her NIGH'isfixed ?? y, the tcth of May S Under Patronage of ?? Highrnefs ...

... Mufic Shops in Cheapfide, Strand, Haymarket, Pall'Mall, and Bond-ilrcer. For the BENEFITof Mrs. SiDDONS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. O N Monday-next, their Maje~fies Servants will aea1 t..Shakerpearc's Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Xemble; Lady Macheth ...

... Tavifth'cl-ftrelt, Co- sto.gadn and tiflMt. Brandon, atthceThta'r~, Mhcre 1'tacef for :lie LSxea maly be taken. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, MiR. IKELLY refpleclfislly informs his I c ienls And 1..the Publie, that his Beriffit is lixed for W'tcncI'diy the thc ...

... Shelmerdine, at the Opera Office; and at Madame Hilligiberg's, No. 4, Gerrard- fret, SohO. Vivant Rex et Regina. T HBATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. AjRS. JORDAN reipe&fully. informs the Public tlut-her NIGHT is fixed for MONDAV, the llth of May. X~YLAMPfi~i-TLEATRE, ...