... and- Miss P9pe's Lady Wishfor't could not be performed in a better style, which makes us regret the not seeing . this great -actress more frequently in that, walk of antient ladies,. wherein Mrs. Clive herself could nPt- be superior. —Mrs: Powell had very ...

... indisposition, .and is shortly expected to resume her Theatrical duties at Drury. lane. The absence of so fascinating an actress must have been felt with peculiar regret by the public. . A circumstance, in the life of the late Marquis de, BouiLLi, is ...

... Chapman is chaste, Correct, ani nt!rvoas: The Marian of Murray was in - L teresting; but it is nect.r.ity thi's charaiiug young actress guard against a sameness of 1.01)0 pauses witteh thav grow up into habit. The Epnogne Wants pint, and was delivered % . vith ...

... less successful, with reference to the comparative importance of the character, was Mrj Mountain in Wotx-shy ; this sweet actress imparted to the affectionate savage all the charms of which it was susceptible. Mr. Kelly performed Inkh,^ Mr. Bannister Trudge ...

... rector of the spectacles at Copenhagen, General Waltersdorf, and the principal performers, at the head of whom was the first actress, Madame Frudendal. This insurrection has been sup- pressed, and the heroine committed to prison. New mines of gold and silver ...

... formance was attended by a numerous and elegant company, who were delighted with the exertions of such pretty little actors and actresses. The mildness of the weather encourages great numbers of persons to go to the Ranelagh Masque- rade and parties ar^ forming ...

... sanctorum of the Earl of Exeter's bed, conceiving it to be a device for preventing crim. con. — Mrs. Melmoth, a ci-devant London actress, something in the safe, figure, and fashion, of Mrs. Powell, is playing with great eclat at New- York. Pizarro, it seems, ...

... ysiCianS.' evening, a nd was sposed on MondaY i It i s 1,1 bet:attic substitute a siderable lePtitari,e,l'rted, that a n Actress a emi Theativ, • _Lane es. • Ns stiddm, to Drury' o f her cY th - - sight of otie li - s • ioa 6 . t -; the straw, , who ...

... is the perfort who made her Theatrical debut at that place, and hence arose the mistake. The daughter of Mrs. MARTYR, the Actress, continues under the tuition of - MARA at Bath, and is expeaed to come forward at the ensuing Oratorios in London. According ...

... ° wi7l,tulnhat',, Revolutionar, - ) Ernes, there are un or i_ y Claimants. , Ce,nt• dalignter of Mrs. M ARTYR ,' t'k..e Actress, I,nues un der the 'tuition of M Bath; ARA at, l, . O rat is ie'tl3eled to come f orwar d at the c9'in she is lik i- ‘l .° ...

... has arrived safely at Holyhead, and was to sail for Ireland with the 1 first fair wind. The daughter of Mrs. Martyr, the Actress, continues under the tuition of Mara, at Bath, and is expected to come forward at the ensuing Ora- torios in London. The shape ...

... forgratifications, since the TurkishAnthassador, has taken . a house in Craven-street. , Miss Alactyr, daughter of the lively actress of , that name, who has been. some time under the .tuition-of Mara, mike, her first appear-- anceat the Haymarket Theatre ...