... THEATRICAL EXjut AVMIN-E R li. aR itl ie aI matter ot tlie igticoidtta0ioll what a fLr. Xi .i or ill pert' tiisd, lhazt PVasions or seitilnent' a'i: or cdt:-; atcrt. and Conseqpnity w!iat isn lenr| ai':a cusoio ore trmnsfuved from~l the -Stage to tie *world, v it h reriprucatiy initate each oether. -, 9~ CTATOR, No. 70. N. 2. YATIONATL Dr Vi AMVTIC TASTE, (RT[ClSM ONa TEE EAR! ADRMA'] IC P5 ...

... THEITIRICAL \EXAMINER. N o% 7. TRE REV VAL OCF TaE CHANCES.-ELLTSTON'S VIOLENCE. T'rE NEWV OPERA OF NAIS OR LOVE IN TNHEOESERT. IT'S ORIGIN AND ERNORS.-kA HINT FOP3 THE COi- aSENTAT'S0ES ON CFNVANTES.-TKH NEW COMEDY BI MR. RTEYNOLDS.-IT S SURPRESIIN NEGATIVE QUA- LITIES. BEAUMONT ard FLrTCNER's COmedy Of tle Chances -was revived on Saturday week. T his play is almost an entire copy of thle ...

... * 1r t. . . ce To. . ?? . - T UV 1u.rI i tsor Wiim TT iM. S itt .4R AN,' [of I - r7.R>HI RE ROYAL: DRURY-LANE of T-h ~eniig,- Thdir Ma~jies' Seranti will performi ch - ew hflf tal play, its three ads, callhd ch . :1he HfRO oF thre NOa'll . In- e ptivir. cacryr. Pope, lVir. Wroughton, Mt. * KClJy,, ;\r.Iaymornd, Mr. bowton, iV{t. lBafiniitlter, jail. * De CanW 1MAr. Caulflet.Mr Yo ng, a. ...

... THER MROF o FW)!OAk TILE V E~I jr AAND .T oST lIE, rsU K GINGS THFA'TkRE This- Everng will be; perfornie t, he new Conic OpePa| ' 'Df IL FANATICO PiZR LA MTSICA,:w'hich, -was received ?? :.with tl'e mtgitnile applause ?? Naldid'-BeieefitcNight- ':Vrin~clbal Oharaeters-byStg.:Naldi, and Mx B.-:illinlgcoii ?? :, i End-df the~fixet ad&, LE6 1:APD1NlERS. - . ;. Ahfter: -tlie 'Opera! ,will be. ...

... ?? . ?? ?? attendance' this &j Wh 9 'ex a 'wa 1416V, disap ct esmo, nnn tafib]d h ½ ~t~ PT ,~ dd ?? acrts xpoirne Po'ltlemmn, 'M T l`ti a Acntldid jiit noftswtns colnned t,, es~a~n~ed maT., fueusaneb r htr : and crt as. ?? by 'Mr~~~,ThudieP.; At the close ?? ttio4'to're~~'e~min~jij ?? h~ingun ir t .oaft6 th~~Ion. Qen~~ep~an4~iat! th ~~.e~sa~~Cnjfiatid~n wuI &d~~py ~~6Ihetin ?? 'adjurne 11ti: ...

... M: Ro-mpt +s¶ g *ave' A: AND itisesi' th.1 ' ~R IlRtL4a s iil' I'STR ?? Oat-oh- 1JAt . Thuse Meest; thesr Ms~~s'rvs~~ ..tapro g( -eitr¶Art'a1 erac' i . i Pl zsjth te~) ty rs DTH4fs, ?? StoranMsiMk fnew uais ERnrdft'r'aasiWL ot(elaiib t~ P~vh~jw~n - Wil be dde, other ?? ta~ Th*itROP~ COV- ~ ErTdoantfl- ?? P.(IhEti GREAT oj~ ranoded Woalls ?? §itendfe ?? 4f h~ril oablesdess 01threoftpe Cof ...

... MAIRROR PF.i~J * ?? Ttf k V~it~YA.GZ~A BOD w. -uii; t14osf - tiozniorir6w EIennwi e p lqened h gaieeiu Opera;:, Comipose1d ta7 PortQ a:ieC in hb Vame Cata aneiwi : c . : Afer t= ?? of ; :r .. ...

... MIRROR O ~THe* MROR O FASX10O. 'TO 54art THE VttRF AGE AND st;0D oF THE TIME, irs soat4 AND r5u e43ua. 4 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evenifig .their Majesties Servants will ad, YFENICE PRESEkV'D., tierrc, by a youig Gentleman, (being his first appearante Oh *ty stsge-).;s ;-3saTr, Mr. H. Siddons. Belvidera, Mviis. Powell. Afterwhith will be intredtided (4th time) a new lvlelo Drama, ?? ...

... TFS NIPRPOR OF F -AAB0. _ TO SHEWR II IZ VELSY AGE ANDl BODY O TiHE TIME, ITS FQRM ha AND PUDE5SURLE. .a Fortlhe BENEFIT of Mr. LACY. its THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY'LANE. . By Free Grant fronn thle Proprietors, th Tl';Eveing their Majesties Servants wvill peffrfit C The BIRTH DAY. C aptain Bertrena, Mr. Dowtou; Emma, Mrs. H. Siddoni. til ftfter which the fa5~ourlte Ba!let, of rhe FAIR QIRCASSIAN. In ...

... - THE . M R F SE sue VrRr A02 AND SODY OF TOR TIMZ, ITS goati St AND PS tSSURS. F..SZHIONVS FOR MAr. fe This article; so often repeated in our GhrontcZe9; Mi9$ d e occasioned some perpleiity, acnd we have received several d lit r letters from Ladies, who desire to adjust theemselrves ac-n cording to the piescribed la'w;, inquiring whetlier the information contained in these monthly statutes 6e ...

... .1 ~ MIRO OF. . FASTIE TO SeEW T1lE VERT AGE ANfI H OD' OF IHE Tiz, I-S ro, THEARp PROYAL,-DRURY-LANE This Evening their Majestieses',Servats aA TMSA TELL-TAL8. The Characters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. Elliston Mathews, Mr. Dowdti, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Russell. ' Mellon, Mrs. H. Siddons, Miss Duncan. In Adit 11 a Dance caomposed by Mr, D¶Egville ln A& V-a Song byE Miss Ur can. The Prologue to be spoken ...

... OPERA IOUSE. IN CHANCERY, MUARCH S. WA14ERS V. TAYLOR. The LORD CHtiNCELLOR gave -judgment to-day in this case. He entered at conosiderable length into the terms, in which the various deeds, regulaiing the rights of parties, were concei-ved ; and expr.ssed an opinion, that notwithstanding the determination of Messrs. Cohst, Lowten, and Palmer not to in terfere, they were in t6dd trustees for ...