... DRURY LANE. • . 4 fter the Play of As l'ov IT, in which Mi DUNCANN Rosalind received many flattering stirnonies o f appnbation, THE NEw rAttcg OF MATRIMONY; literally is a very old one, although in its t rrt ‘ent it is a new one, Presented ter a sc ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE . Overflowed on • Saturday night at a• very early hour, owing to MASTER • BETTY'S having been announced - in the bills of the day for the part of Tancred. • On a former occasion (that of his Benefit) the variety of other intelligence ...

... DRURY LANE .THEATRE: The Tragedy of Pizarro, which was perforned last night for the second. this seasrn, gave the Public an opportunity of again i ob s erving the powers of Mr: ELLISTON in the Character . of-Rolla'. Hji voice is loud, sonorouq, and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. After the comedy of The Marria ze Promise, rendered particularly interesting by' the exertions of Dow Torr and Mrs. POWELL, and the ballet of Tke True Lover's Kaot, in which the infantine graces of Master' BYENE were warmly applauded ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. [le Musical Entertainment of the Caravan was, eated last night, at Drury-Lane Theatre, with inased effect and applause. The general and proged_plaudits with which the various scenes of this resting Piece were honoured by a ninnerous ...

... DRURY LANE TUP,ATRP. The MA RRI A . GE PKomtst was lasi night got up with tlie novelty of having the parts cif Emma and Younz Merton . sustained by Miss DE CAMP, and Mr. H. JoEfIiSTONE. ' The satisfllction Miss De CAMP has so often afforde.cl ,us in ...

... Ii.OVAE,, DRURY LANE. r PIIV.ENT EVENING, Their Majesties' Servants wjl reVivc - OK: • Coutie . Opera of THE IDA:NT - RD rowrn. Daron of Oakland, Mr. Dowton; de Couray,Nr. Holland; ..Lord William, Mr. Brabant ; Ed. ard, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Mathews ; • Lady ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A NEW PLAY last night honotned ELL ' S Br.N . EFIT. It was the Coinposition of Mr. SIiEFF:INGION, a Gentleman well known in the Fashionable and Liter ay World. The Town is a!ready indebted to Mr: SK EFF IN GTON. for snme Pieces of ...

... TIMATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. . . r - HIS PRESENT EVENING, Their Majesties' c E ._- Servants will act the New-Comedy, in Five Acts, milled Tl SCIIOOL FOR FRIENDS. The characters by Mr. V.lli:•ton, Mr. Wroughton, Mr. Barrymore, Mr. Dowtoh, Mr. Mathews ...

... DRURY LANE T TIATRE• Itm - ' .._.• . [ ..iinawn in the Provincial Theatres, made her . 4Pearanee last night before a London ' ' r• - c i e. The character which either she or her .. Priend`._had selected for her introduction was that of ' i n .4 ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LANE. THIS EVENING Their . Majesties', Servants will perform (by particular de:tire) . tile last New Comedy of THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. Charles Merton, Mr. H. Johnston, Sidney, Mr. Dwyer ; Con*Ms, Mr. Dowton; Policy, Mr. Maddacks ; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Their Majesties' Ser'itns will aet the new Comedy, in Five Acts, of THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. The characters by Mr. Elliston, Mr. Wroughton, Mr. Barrymore, Mr. Dowton, Mr. :Mathews. Mr. Dormer, Mr. Maddocks ...