... THEATRES. Laft night Mrs. Jordan per forme J Beatrice with much pirit and effect. As her performance this part is not new the public, it is unneceffary to notice minutely. was tr. re iuccefsful in Benedict than ever we remember him in parts of a light ...

... THEATRES. DRI'R Y-LA.VK. The Comedy of The Inconstant wag on Saturday night produced for the purpofe of introducing to the London audience a Mr. Talbot, the character of Young Mirablc. This Gentleman, who was educated for the bar, is fon of a naval Captain ...

... THEATRES. In late Debate in the Irijh Houfe of Commons, Mr. Edge-worth faid, He was happy to hear the R Hon. Secretary the theatre as matter of national importance Inch it ought certainly to confidcred in every civilized nation. One of the mod admired ...

... THEATRES. Saturday night a new Comedy was brought out at Covent-Garden, and another at Drury-Lane Theatre.—At Covent-Garden The to Get Married. At Drury-Lane, The Man Ten Thogiand. From there titles, much difficulty arofe with the jingle ladies of the ...

... THE THEATRE. The ROAD TO RUIN, Lift Monday, drew one of the' fulleft !mutes (Ince the departure of Mrs. Siddons. Harley, Suett, and Mifs Webb, played with unabated excellence : but it will be difficult to do juftice to the whim, eccentricity, and wonderful ...

... THEATRE. The Mana.ger of Drury-Lane haSgot.up a inoft magnificent pantomime of the actions of Alocand4 the Great, at an exptnee i . it is fitid, of 7opol. Alexander in . his triumPhlntentry is drawn by two elephants, one of which the . 14 . evening fell ...

... THEATRE, , WINTER 4MUSEMENT .. IV4R. OSBORNE .Inte Diredor of the Ri. LVI Imperial Theatre,• - in Pete! fbnigb ; Queen of Portugarki - Theatre, in Lifbon, and the l'heatre Royal, Edinburg; •begs Leare-,moft iefpeetftoty inf,rirt ; thc Nobility I,a;les ...

... THEATRE. The celebriked.Pantomiplic Speetacle of CAPT. COOK (its the drefling, decorating, and embvllifhing Of weunderftand, the is.lanagerdus - liberally expended a confiderable funi) comes forward*this. evening vith iriefiliible .atrradlion .it deplas ...

... Theatr . Wife. performed on Thurfday laft for the Ule Wife, performed on Thur{day laft for the Ule of the Society at the Thatch’d-Houfe Tavern, for the Relief and Difcharge of Perfons imprifoned for (mall Dzbts. I'he curtain rifes, and difcovers a prifon ...

... BRITISH THEATRE MR. BELL, Pub'ither of The BRITEAI THEATRE, informs toe Public, that the week 'fy putilicari , an of his ?lays will proceed regularly till one undred numbers are completed, wbicli will compol, -twenty of the milt efeg;ant improving Volumes ...

... THEATRE, DRURYLANE. drury lane. The new Mufical Opera, called Mahmoud, performed at Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening, for the firft time, is known to the production of Mr. Hoarc, the ingenious author of No Sv>/g no Supper, the Prize, the Three and ...

... THEATRE, BIRMINGHAM. nRsT NIGHT OF Mr. LEWi S ' s Engagement this Seafon. NEVER ACTED HERE. rrHIS prefent Monday, June 27. 2796, •will be prefented, the celebrated and Popular ComEpv, of The Way to 'Get Married. (As perfornted, -with the great:A AMau4 ...