... performeAd a grand Mitholcsic fBallet, in 3 acts, calledr ACHILLE E r 1,EIDAMIE, -. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. a This Evening, Thceir Majeffies Scrv: its wvill prmforni C a new Comedy, in five ads, called I:he SOLDI tR's Dp.U~l rlTik ...

... D'Egville, Mr. St. Pierre, Madane Laborie, Mademrifelle Guiardele, and Ma- dame Hilligiberg, and Mr. Giraud. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. This Evening their Majeflies Servants will a/t LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Rofeita, Mrs. Billington; in whicla ihe will introduce ...

... that he may not return to his present quarters. Part of the music, by Mozart, to the Don Juan which will be broulght out at Drury-Lane To-morrow, bas never been performed In this country; not even in 1817, when Don Giovanni was so ad- mirably rqpresented ...

... naldo d'Aftc; the Motfic entircly ilew, compol;d by l~rrari, and. will be produced on Tuefday.thc ?? isi. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. ThisEveninig their Mnjelties Servants will adt P1 ZARRO. - Rolla, NTr. Kernble;' Elvira, Mrs. Siddons.: 'ITo which will ...

... remarked upon in the cast. Mr. l'iILLIPS whJ was foruei ly wt-ell known to the London public as one ot the principal singers at Drury Lane Theatre, but who for the last eleven years transferred his professional exertions to the American stage, has once more resumied ...

... new Ballet, Compoed by Mr. D'3Egville, is in preparation. Tie Mufle by Mr. Steibelt. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRg ROYAJ.. DRURY LANE. This Evening. their Majefties Servants will perform SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles Marlowe, Mr. Packer; Hardcaftle ...

... hildren ofvaiitr rear;' No MdU onof fame : * , Shallblazbnivey name- All I a#k, all I wish, is a Tear. THIEATP.E ROYA-L DRURY LANE * Thi5 ln& their MAjesties, ServantA williadt a New :'N4e ?? ,ighreA1acal Wirnt N~ew 'cenetys VuiwicL Dre~sas ?? ?? uoios ...

... an Opera on Friday next, Satbrday bciig~he Am iveffary of King Char1us'a Marty~rdom Viva ?? dit Regina. THE'ATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE * This Ereii-S their Ma-efies SErva66 will at s OTH LLO. jhtllo, Mr. Pope, I; fit aoppearance on this fthge); *ta~o, r. ...

... played in her favourite part of Col. ?? ?? Colovneld'Autrefois, BAL MASQUE. M. Jullien last night gave a grand bal masqud at Drury- lane Theatre, on the magnificent scale which he was the first to introduce, and which has made these entertain- ments so popular ...

... _ _ ?? TO 51UE W. I THE VEBtY ArGe BODY Of ;fIr5B TIME, its 014ram For thB BENEFIT of Mr. B A NNISTER. ?? EiAtRE ROYAL; DRURY LANE. -Tkis Evening their Maje-ties Servanu iwill revive (ro't :tde1 these 2oyears) the Cdmedycin 1iyeads; of Thte AMEbl l!RS3 ...

... irond, during the r..; vchwe febl stir;'blN attended btrico . Mademosei.r e~.e e .3 imetr er- -gerb IAt C.vent Garden ant Drury Lane Theattts f,(; tl - rpp!oorrt-;g season, and will make her appitararice in a new piecr whiTch is InU Ireperation, aSd wrl- ...

... to appear at Drury-lane for a few Bigltis lirevious to the time fixed for his engagement at Covent-gardeq. After the termination of his engage- Itentf at the latter, Rose s us is engaged for the reniain- dc :tf thle feal'on at Drury lane. Y(oan?, Rosctus ...