... DRURY LANE, _ THE DOUBLE GA LL•NT.—Last night this warm old Comedy of Cot LEY Ctiares, was revived at the above Th , ..atre, after an absence of thirty years from the Stage, with considerable applause. The pruning knife seems to have been judiciously ...

... DRURY LANE. OR, Lsuirs Plimosorny.—Last night, after an absence of thirty years fi 0111 the St;lge, the sbove written by was rev ivetl at this ; and, without any diSl)iiiaZetlielit 10 the laudable of the Miniver, front his anxiety to prodnee novelty, ...

... DRURY LANE. Jam WiDow„..-0 - n - Tuesday evening last, a young Lady made her debit at this Theatre, in the Widow Brisdy, with eminent success.—ln the first scene she was evidently a good deal embarrassed; but she went through the scene with her uncle ...

... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday, A Cure for tke Heart Ache was performed at this Theatre, with very considerable . succesa. In Old Rapid, we had a very favourable specitneu of what the Public may expect from Mr. WATiossolt, from the Haymarket Theatre. He posses ...

... DRURY LANE. • A very, curious and singular species of disturbance took place at this Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday nights; from which it would appear, that the Literati, Who sent in Addresses, pursuant to the Advertisement of the Sub-Committee, aee ...

... DRURY LANE. Kean's appearance on Monday, Richard the Third, drew as crowded audience as ever witnessed—He was enthusiastically' greeted from all parts of the douse—More unfeigned plaudits, or more sincere and honest welcome, wenererknew His performance ...

... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday, after the play of the Country Girl, in which Mrs. MARDYN played Peggy with considerable naivete and comic efftct, a • new afterpiece was represented for the first time,-called Bartnecide, or the Fatal Offspring. 'As the daily papers ...

... DRURY LANE. Saturday. night two ng ra'd , s and MiAs S, Hal lord Made their first appearante: in the Atte' p;ere Rosh. They very sweet 'vo, , cvs, and toe elder one considerable pa wcrs.' 4 Thy were deser.ed! , II received, uok,, will prove tt vadat& ...

... DRURY LANE Massinger's play of the [)nko of Milan, has been revived for the sake nitrodu dug Kea-i in a arat ler o( Sforza, 'File play is an accumulation of horrors; with somepoelry which fanev's tht'least mgredi nt, but entirely divested of scnliment ...

... DRURY LANE.' A new Comedy, or rather a new Five Act Farce, was performed here .on Monday last, for the first time, to a thin house. It is called, WANTED A or, a CHEQUE ON MY BANKER. It is unfair to anticipate failure at this house, butit seems to be ...

... DRURY LANE.. Miss Smithson, an actress from the Dublin stage, made-her first appearance on Tuesday night at this theatre, in the character of Letitia Mtra . l. 1 his lady possesses a face and features well adapted to I or profes'sicn ; hut is not liktdy ...

... DRURY LANE. This Theatre opened last night with Ball and the Adopted Child. As all pretention to an encrease of price had been previously given up, the . greatest good humour pre. vailed. God save the King was sung by all the performers at the beginning ...