... perform the. _ Gratid Operatical Romance of THE FORTY THIEVES.- T (As perfot med upwards of loo nights at theTheatrc- Royal, Drury-Lane, with upbounded applause;) With NE`W MUSIC,. SCENERY;. MACHINERY, if DRESSES, and' DECORATIONS. n MUSIC Coimposed and Selected ...

... added, (first time here) a Mlelo- Dramria in two acls-, called ELLA. ROSENBE PR G. (As petiboired at the Theatre-Roval, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applause.) (Writtenby Mr. Kennev, Authot of.Matnimony, &c.) The Altisic by Mr. Kiig. .: The' Ele~ori¢: Foster; ...

... which will 'be introduced W-E S T's celebrated of HORNPIPE, originally c6nmposed and performled by'bin at the Theatre-Rdyal, Drury-Lane, and . repeatedlycommanded bsy their Majesties. -'l'he req Ti'tae, well: known as an established' favourite .av Countri ...

... awo~ke~ him, seed, a: ada The conupatty, it is suppsosed, will perform at the mosoey the opera House, as did thie conuptony of Drury-Lane curentic for Theatre '-hie thrat Hositai seas re-builditig. tlhe we i011 The Theatre wass insured in the different offices ...

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... r, 'ut hopes are deitertaide 'of his'reco'iery. The Pantheon' is takea for the' ;reception of- the Drury.Lane company. Elliston, of the late Drury-Lane theatre, has taken, the Royal Circus oftlieT'ruisteusLfor-dit' term of three year, at 1,50'01. per ...

... COMic. -r DRXw. o iUS a, call~-d TThe Three anid the,- Detice. - (As performed at the ,r'ieatre-RE~yal,:Hayinarket,- and Drury.Lane,witli uubounded applause.) (Tkc Muls, 6y S701auE.J,: :. Tickets-Bqxes ss. -Pit 2s.- First Galler Is. 6d. -Upper Gallery ...

... masreriy styde,so 38 todraw from a city audience he most ninbutsnded ap piause and approbation. Mr. Knight isriengaged lothe Drury-Lane Csuonpany for the space of three years. He carried with him a letter of reconmmendation, we understand, from Mlsjor Tophamn ...

... E iiiTV~esp~Avb . D next, le Cunledydf. .- ; THE HONEY MOON. Duke Aranza, by Mr. H. JOHNSTON, (late of tlwTheatfe-.oyal, Drury-Lane.) D CAN. 1.. Withi .F:iCE, as will be expressed in the bills ''ofihe day. Whed--te Tiheatre, will CLOSE. till the Winter ...

... BURLETTA, calledi The Sailor's Retirn; - -Or, a' Warm Dirth frr Mouinseer. Sarni Sttrady, Mr. Davis, ffr.m The Theatre.Raat, Drury-Lane.)-Eienry, Mr. West-Faufauron, Mr. Appleb,2?'Boy, Miss' M.. Healy.:-Sai1ors, Messrs., Allen, 'o'nes, May, '&c.-Susan, Mrs ...

... brinz in a bill fir alteriig and amdending so much'of the act of. the sOrh of his Majeetyas'related to the re-buildinig of Drury- lane Theatre.: : Mr. PontoAbyi iA the absence of ainoble friend (Lord George Cavehdish,) which he said was occasioned by a m ...

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