... and other particulars, will be seen in the.Bills. - e Leader of the Band, Mr MARSHALL, from the r - late Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Principal Second Violin, Mr D U FF. The Vocal Parts by Mr SINCLAIR. a Organ and Piano Forte, Mr ROGERS, Organist, from ...

... Iei ; Q 2ting of Recitations and Comic Songs,. w*iish-iilI bpe i 'ken and Lnby Mr Bnnifer, of theite 'Theafre;, ,Zoyal. Drury Lane.--, qe above Divertifeienit is entfref- ew', tdi,.profe and which compofie it having been written exprelily fot r Bannifter's ...

... of the P ~~~W 0 R L ?? The part of Cnevto r (w ith the original Epilogue) .by Mtr'PUTAaM, F (Late of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, Dublin, Edin- - burgh, and Glasgow.) Lady BLCoonriELD, by ?? . IMrrs BUR;E~S, - (From the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.) The ...

... Co'medy of the !! W o R T D, |The part of Cnevro-r (vitn tih, original Vpilogue, by Mr PUTNAM, (Late -of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, tDublin, Edia- burgh, and Glasgow.) Lady BL iONIstFLD, by ?? Mrs FvRiGtSS, ! (From the Theatre'Royal, Edinburgh.) The FARCE ...

... at the Theatre-Royal, . - Drury-Lane.) Eliza Ratcliffe ?? Mrs MuviE. End of the Play, the Interlude. of SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD. Sylvester Daggerwood,..Mr BANNISTER, (As originally performed bV him at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.) In the course of the evening ...

... favourite Comedy of TIME'S A TELL-TALE. Hardacre, Mr DOWYON, as originally performed by him at the-late Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane-QtWery, MrTEtRRY -Blandford (with the originalNavalEpilogue), Mr Sib DoNs -OliVia, Miss NORTON-Zelidy Mrs H. S1Do'ITS. ...

... I nd, ?? ,redasesday E Y goS, BEORGE STREET. 1vR INCLEDON, h k ?? Covent-Garden,) and v M ite1lityATHEWS, Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane,) iI (gf tbe lat$} 3kility, Gentry, and Publicof Edin- .eitb, and vicinity, that f bag'' G, od Srptteeter 1811, h r15 ' ...

... DICrONS. Al Ourigindl PATTERN for NEEDLE & TAM- lOULR o N ORK- -S. A s'XErCH 3nd ACCU1RATE DESCRIPTION of the NEW T'HEATRE, DRURY-LANE, as now erecting, compared with the large Theatrc at Partra, in ;tslay, ald with the pr.rsenet Theatre at Covent Garden ...

... Notth College Strdet: - - Wherein all the Public Buildings, Churches, S teeples, Bridges, Streets, Squares, 'New Theatre Drury-Lane, Opera-House, ''elegraph on the Admiralty, &c &c. are seen. This'superb Exhibition, which has been the admiration of every ...

... shEAoNT BOY. sho Written by the Author of the Foundling of the inul Forest, &c. d acted svith unbounded applause by the Drury-Lane all Cormpany. wr lu le Peasant Boy, by Mrs H. SIDOSs. the Ticlets and Places for the BokeF, to be had of Mr GAR- 12,atth ...

... fromi the Theatre-Royai, Covejnt-Garden, Miss ADCOCK, the Little Wonder-and Nitiss L. KELL Y, from the Theatre-Royal,. Drury-Lane -are among the variety of new Performers engaged. R1 The new Cozredles of'EDUCATION, FIRST IM- PRe'SSION, and an driginal ...

... usical Farce of P5SVL end V1RG1sNIA. 3a Vlirginia by a Young Lady of ?? -Pr h er first appearance on any stage. Ty from ?? Drury-Lane and Co- f£T r'ois enlaged to perform his favourite Tragic ctea Gadfev nighlts, and will make his first appearance, Was honoured ...