... Sketches of the Lives, Produ ns, &c: GI all the ps'irnci l Managers, Dramatists, Collnpwers, Cotnrestators Actors, and Actresses in the United Kingdom: interspersed uinlis Original Anecdotes, &c. &c. **t Thisi work isprinted on a beautiful NaLpareil ...

... witls) addressisng to W. HI No. its, Chats- cury-lene, thall its diredhLy -waited upon or answered, and invi- c - uabbis actress- and lilootir will be: required tind observed. JI C H EN' GAD EARhTH-11hicns to K-.be Sold, ct the_ late Straw P-specr~atfddy ...

... pleasure he offers to the Public talents so rare and estimableas tiose possessed by tiis jsstlv admired and highly acknowledged Actress. It would he needless tto enlarge on merits so universally allowed-sb transcen- dently conspic 1s. It is thoroughly known ...

... FOREST is prepating, ansi will speedily be pro- duced; with tse appropriate Music, Scenery, &c. 'T'hat Instly-celebrated Actress, Mrs. JOHNSTON, of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, will perform some Evening iV. the ensuing wee], at this *i'heatre. - ...

... principal Perforlners attached to eacls 'Iheatre, accompasied with Portraits, inchlding some of the most celebrated Actors and Actresses; together with the life, anu a finely engraved Portrait of Madame Cutalani. I Itt order to render the Work as perfect as ...

... Performers attached to each Tfheatre, accetnna wi~th P'ortraits, inclu~iig- som11e of' thli 011s5 celebr-tc,1i.'i:c1. and Actresses; together wvith tic Life, andatiy tai Portrait ?? A-fadloelt Catalaiti. dafnl t' Ini trder to i ender the WV lrk at perfect ...

... satrtached to each Theatre, accoml- ICe psnited w~iti Portraits, includinig sonice of tile most qd' rileated Actors niti Actresses; together wvith tl~e igLFe,' and a finely engraved V~oitrai't of Madame le Catailmi. (C, Ini order to render the ?? as perfec ...

... vccentricitie6, ..vet *ith a chmastenessof-execution that a' aided thelextravagance of. caricature. This' interesting young actress has also been ' checked in her career by'a svt3ee and daigerous uilnesswich ] still iithholds her' fid iiditesta~e, andthe ...

... their Ma- 5 .estesSetvants will revive the Consic Opera of -'THW c'A:B IN'E T.' - , - ; tD OF Tst2 jCAY, *s .'Tlig YOU.NG :ACTRESSES, : yMiss sL. JARMAN. - After which, a Petite Ballet d'Afionj (covpqsed- an&.gotta gpunder-thi'diretion of Mr. Hall,) _ ...

... : ' ' The Manager respectfully informs the Public, that, hby preat' fortunej he is enabled itzannounce that highly pupoar Actress, Mrss .iiRLF E SIjMSLE, for Six Nights only.he Will dppear, on- ednesday next, in the Character of LE- TITIAHARDY, in the ...

... SIDDONS'S DECIDEDLY LAST TIME OF b :- g - ACTING HERE. The Mabager iasthe: fnosr to ahnoce.tb First Appear- ance oftbia great Actress, on.Satarday nexr, as l~ady Ran- dolph, in the National T~ragedy of DOUGLAS.' MONDAY, Mrs SiDDONS wrili'perfosm Constance ...

... ti(est Priumus ofthfe tb present day, and always be estimable as a coriect and tI poetical representation of the mnost ?? actress'of hI tile ?? Number will contain copioos and very in. re teresting Memoirs, biographical and critical, of Mrs. SIuD ?? vOns ...