... Theatres-Roy House and Adelphi; OftheTheatres-Royal, Drury Lane, CoventGarden and Adelphi; Mrs. HONEY, Of the Tkcatres-Roval. (lav market and Adclpbi. and Mrs. FITZWILLIAM. Of the Tbeaires-Royal, Drury Lane and Adelphi. her first appearance here. THIS present ...

... Water Baths, and possesses every convenience for the reception of Family. Apply to Willum Suaup, Holt-hill, Tranmcre, or Drury, lane Liverpool. ...

... SIMPSON. Sixth appearance of the Popular Vocalists, „ HIRRISON, Mr. BOREANI, and Mts. ROMEE, of «'• 'L, Theatre Eojal, Drury Lane, who are engaged for limited period. Mrs. CLARKE. mfflS EVENING (Saturday), the 23d instant, ■ Celebrated Opera, called ...

... mafoi>i well found, and carries a lar»e a light draught of water. F further particulars WESTCOTTi Drury -lane. SALE, ln the Albert Dock, the Schooner MARGARET, Tons Old Measure, about fouc-yrarf old ; her frame Sd planking aloft is ...

... English Opera Howie and Adelphi; Mrs. YATES, Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane, and Mrs. HONEY, Of Theatres-Roval, Haymarfcat and aad Mrs. FITZWILLIAM, Of the Tl.eatres-Royal, Drury Lane Adrfphi. here. THIS ptosent THURSDAY, the Ist walaat. Will he performed ...

... violinccllo, has been invented in France. The tone has a peculiar timbre. The new operas Balfe and Wallace forthcoming at Drury lane arc to be produced without Madame Bishop. Balfe’s opera is now in rehearsal with Miss Romer as the heroine. Wallace’s opera ...

... Public, hie UNKIVALLED BAND, engaged Mr. CASE, Pint Violin S do nf the Concern iullieu and Mutard. of the I heatre- Royal, Drury •lane, and who übtatuad immauae succcm on the Cuntiaeat. PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING (Tbumdat). the ioauat. »4HT FIRST. Orrrlure ...

... OF Miss Charlotte Miss F. Graham After which, THE INFANT HERCULES! Only five years of age, (from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who has been received through taa Fro* vinccs with such universal marks approbate*, engaged for this ...

... Stanlev. To conclude with the BurletU of MIDAS. Apollo Mr. Sinclair. MR. J. RUSSELL, the Theatre#-Royal, Covent-Garden and Drury Lane. (the ungiaal Representative, this Theatre, of 808 LOGIC, in the Extravaganza of TOM AND JERRY,) engaged fur TEN NIGHTS ...

... a* Covcnt Garden will devote itself, far regards first pieces, to tragedy and comedy, if must the object of the lessee of Drury Lane rely upon uueraUc and melodramatic performances, and with this view has selected his company. of those who left him and ...

... edebvnled American tragedian, to Catherine, the beautiful accomplished dsinktri John Hinrlair, Esq., of the Theatres Uoyal, Drury .lane Cwrent-garden. BIRTHS. On Sunday, the llth instant, at Futlendale. the lady W. Marshall. Bee , M. I*., of sou. Cm Tuesday ...

... Public Era re*p«Htfully niformeJ (hat the celebrated ocalut, Mm DELCY, whove success was so decided MaA.m the Theatre-Royal. Drury lane, and Mr. TEMPLE- T ?N. the seme Theatre, are engaged for Ten Nights, will make their appearance here on EASTER MON DAY, ...