... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. * N Easter Monday, her Diajesty's servants will perform 0 MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr Macready; Lady Macbeth, Miss Helen Fancit. With an Easter piece, entitled FORTURIO AND HIS SEVEN GIFTED SERVANTS. On Tuesday, SAPPHO. Alcander, Mr ...

... KING's THEATRE; R. D'EGVIILF, begs leave most respeftfully to ! J informnt the Nnbil'ty and Gentry Subscribers to the Operat ,d the public. t.at iis BENCE4' at this Theatre will be ol' a O_,40MORRlOW, when will be performed, by putticular tIc- are and ...

... A DELPHI THEATRE, Strand, late the Sans 2:LPsil.-Tbis Evening and To-morrow will be re; cated a new Burletta, called F UN AND FRIGHT; or, I ow Gain Consent.--ifter which, the Barletta of The AC- oirSS 01C ALn t WOILK.-To which will be added. an en- tie ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. HIES THEATRE will Open fo)r tlhe Season, on ThUrs day next, October I, when will be performed, Shakspeare's Tragedy of MACBEI'H. Macbeth, Mr Macready. And a NEW FARCE. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. TO-MORROw, 'fhe Opera of ROB ROY ...

... XKng's Theatre, Nov. IS2P. M1Rjf U. EBERS begs leave, most respectfully, to ac- ~ uaint the NobilitY and Gentry, Subscziberstotlhe opera, n Public. that the K 'ING'S THEATrE will be RE- OPENEDo~n SATURDAF, the4th of January. 1S23, onder the direction ...

... 'Lessee of this Theatre, the following Performers, who have never ap- peared in this country, have been engaged for the Opera:_ Madame R1onzi, Prima.Donna at the Italian Theatre Royal at Paris; S:gnor Curiol; Priina Tenore at the Theatre San Carlds, Naples ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 'HIS THEATRE will OPEN for a Summer Season on TI- EASTER MONDAY, April 4th, 1836), on which occasion there will be per- formed the Grand Drama of the JEWESS, the Last Act of GUSTAVUS TiHE THID, ?? f HEV CASE. On TUESDASYth~e ...

... and Private Boxes, may he obtained of MISS KELLY, 73 Dean street, Soho; and of Mr PARSONS, at the Box Office of the Theatre. QUEEN'S THEATRE, Tottenham street, Fitzroy square. Under the Sole Management of Mrs NISBETT. TO-MORROW, May 4, the Performances will ...

... I'luoekett; Josifa, bIdlle. Louise; Don Ethur, a. Potipa; Dms Oscar, Ml. W. II. Paynle. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMAIRKET.-The public is 1,mpectfullv informed that this Theatre baving, dalrin the recess, unuderone very estensive repairs and alterations, nld t-e ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Her MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-The Nobility, -subscribers, and the Public, are respectfully informed, that this Theatre WILL OPEN To-MORROYw EvNINtlo facrct 11, when will be performed, for the lirst time in this country, Donizttti's Opern, ...

... Lessee of this Theatre, the following Performers, who -have never ap- peared in this country, have been engaged for the Opera-- Madame lRonzi, Prima Donna at the Italian Theatre Royal at Paris; Signor Curioni, Prima Tenore at the Theatre San Carlos, Naples ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TOMORROW, DON PEDRO. And DER FREISCHUTZ. TUVSDAy-The Slave. Aud Giovanun in tLondin.- WEDNESDAY-A Grand Selection of Ancient and Modern Music. T71URSDAY-Gay Mannering. The Lancers. And Comifortable Lodgings. THEATRE RO.YAL, ...