... of the Univertity and City of Oxford, that their BENEFIT CONCERT Is fixed for MONDAY next the Q6th inftant. Mr. HORNE, of Drury-lane, and Mr. SMITH, of the Harmonic Society, have offered their atliftance. Tickets, 5s. each, to be had of the Mifs Boltons ...

... DESTROYED, is in preparation, and will speedily be produced, under the direction of Mr. P7 MALE, of the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is en- gaged for a few nights, and will mate his first appearance in d; the character ef Scaareousch ..i OXFORD GENERAL ...

... by Messrs. LATELLA and SMITs,rof the K~ino's Theatre; got up under the direction of Mr. MALE, of the sate Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. TO CONCLUDE WVITr A Viewe ef the Ionfernal Regions, and a ,Shiower.of Fire. Tihe Piospectus and further particutars will ...

... SMITH, of the King's Theatre, Opera House. The whole is got up under the direction of Mr. M t.-E, of the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. On MONDAY, Readings from the celebrated Plty of LOV7IERS' . VOWS. 'After wlhiclh will be produced (for the first time) ...

... of all thle hi Dramiatic Writers, from the Restoration ef I 661 to thle di present time. Also. aii accurate account of Drury. Lane, Covent-Gardell, thle Hay-Market, aud thue W Operut H-luse, and every circrimistance connectedf wili A the mnanagement and ...

... NMondav next, August 12th, at the Racket 0 C5urt, Blue Boar Late, Oxford, MR I?. PA L M F I, Of the late THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, attd wist. D~iLVI'It il CtLCSBRATED the Portraits of the Living and the Dead, no'. Which lie de'ivered upwairrds of Fifty ...

... cotdpostid Iky hinir, -ln w tri to principal Daircer wisitir te late David Garriell, Esq. at.a oh-- rtse Oild Theatre Royal,. Drury-lane,--the original Ire-. Motnic Isy Dibiden.. C, rirce -S ;aidi BEAZLEY, Coacb-Afaster, &'C 11i-- tO toR prest w~ith gr~iti ...

... fasriser's wife Miss Stephens. It 'ivas 'well received, and has if linei rt-peated-thro Scenery ad'rirtirble.-A new Farce ;it Drury-Lane Santurday, called Jfzze$rc 4II, or Ti'n'Me ~ ?? domr a /~a ud thatunairlily-so, the, Manariger arrid Part of' the audi ...

... thle Age; a greeat oanay of wvhichi [rave never If before been pubrlished By RtALPHE WMIITZER, of tileI -Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. yLnriidrrx.: printed, for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, ?? ltrm%;. J. Miller, Bow-street, Covent Garden; S C. Utapple, Pall ...

... confdrred on hin . . ;. Tp .f owing eminent PrfIrs Rre alrady e-n > ?? 'gagy~ ?? .. (late Miss ' SMITH) 0f thel heatre oyaI, .Drury Lane. Mi 4aul rSYS AWCE , o£ T tsie T rm' ;oyyalj f:jiss SV ?? iditto. 5;K ?? ., ?? 'Miss M' 1.4I £1-\VSS diitto. ?? Mkirs ...

... SliP THEIATitE ItOYA'L, DRURIY LANE,. (Being his firlt ?? at this Theatre.) :Milwood, Mrs. FAUCIT, From the l'ratn apist, Drury Lane. With the farourite MNlo5-Draman (for this ifight only) CALLED' . The TriAellers Beniigted; O 111 1' int ,; ..ukNU .. ITo ...

... tlte Age; a gieht eat 113 Of oa lbicbl bare nerer before been pub- lished. ?? By RALPH WEWI'I'ZER, Of. the Theatre R oyp, , Drury Lane. 'I'liii littlei rilatiie contains a .great deal of alneu- it matatter; it is eoiotfidetlysotoinitled to the public, as ...