... Ih' sarne Anthur, A VIEW of the ENGLISH STAGE (lately pubjihed), 8Ii ?? 12s. THEATRES. Just published, price is. ?? pROCEEDINGS INSTITUTPDY the PRlOPiIETORS of the THEATRES ROYALDlcURY-LANBst,,'j0 VENT-GARIDEN ?? the MINOR ESTABLISHMIENTS. London Prited ...

... Principal Character by Mr- KEAN. The PUBLIC are respectfully informed that they will again find Mr.- MATHEWS AT HOME at thie THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA MODUSE, STRAND, TO-MORROW, Februlary 28, soon, when hewill have the honoror t9, commence his ANNL-AL ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. l TO-N0~ ROW will be performed, the HEBREW; and (34th time) JACK and the BEAN-STALK. the Hseratv r1i be repeated every evening till further notice. * Madame VESIRIS f*ili mke her ?? in the Opera of An- TsrAXeXr, ir which, from ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, D)RURY-LANE. I TO-MORROW will be performed (7th time) the HEBREW; the He- brew, Mr. KEAN. 1Wlth (s-th time) JACK and the BEAN-STALK. On Tueeday (first time this season) the Comedy-of A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE. Old Rapid, Mr. Munden; Young ...

... this Theatre). Leader of the Band (which will consist of the Most eminent Performers), Mnr WArit. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, from Ten till Four. The Last Night of performing until the Easter Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, IRIJY-LANE IrO-DIORRO -wfill be performed, The COUNTRY GIRLu Mo DOWVTON; Miss -eggy, Miss KELLY. After which, JACK and ileb I - 'n Tuesday, A CURE for the HEART ACHE. On Wednesday, the Opera of AlTAXERX1S. Areaxerjis Madame tris; Arbaces ...

... THE.ATIE ROY.L, -iILPP.YL'ANE., TO-.MIOIIPW, wil be paros oed(neter ried lel this Theatre), the Tra. g of tKINGLEAIRA, sirh New Sceirery Dresses, and Decnratioos King' L ear, Mr. KEAN (his first TLpoealahce in that Character); Earl of Kent, Mr. 1)DiXTON; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRlURY.LA.E. TO-MORROW, Miay is, KING LEA,; and (acond time) the LADY and the DEVIL. On Tuesday, (last time this season, by permission of the Proprietor of the E'nglish Opera Etoise) the DEVIL'S BRIDGE; with the LADY and the On Wednesday ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW, Juone 19, EVERY ONE HAS-:HIS FAULT; and the DRA4F LOVER. Toconcludevitbh ?? bythieOjlerafDancers. Forthe Bete~t of i~lt. ELLISTON. Onl Tuesday, an OPERA, irn which Mr. BRAH4M will perform. On Wednesday, the ENGLISI ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, }LRY-LANiL .TO:SOREOW, Ju~r.e oil, (by openis.1 desir~e) thl Conttd )the D R ...

... 11is place o( cossfino-ien-t, we suspect, wolld -be Isa md I sch stea rer oc, St. Sepuiclsre's Churns shats to tise Surrey Theatre. Whserevrore na hsen l r Rasn iored, ir lie nay beo heisalrvely clser fellosr T 5i-iis Was-i appesars W5 os to indicate no0 ...

... ROYAL COBOURG THEATRE. TO-MORROW, JULY 31, and during tile Week, the Performances will frnrmr-nce ssith an entirely New Piece, in Tino Acts, with Newv Music, Se.'r.e'v. Dresses, and Pceoratious, founded on iostheen Tradition, called ?? L I) W'wiTcH of ...