... 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 ...

... DRURY LANE. - Miss L. Kelly assumed last night, for the first time, the character of Ogielia, and was receive) with considerable applause. Her voice enabled her to give the songs with much sweetness and effect, but she depicted rather feebly the anguish ...

... Drury Lane Has collected together, all the old hands, a power• ful body of talent, almost invincible. Mr. Kenn has renewed his ciaims upon the public taste in a new cham that of Norm, and with the highest success. Miss Nash of provincial respectability ...

... DRURY LANE. Mrs. Centlivre's comedy . of the Trondei - was performed at this Theatre od Saturday evening. To those whose ears are seldom assailed with the language of licentious inuendo, it must be a little surprising that 'a woman should have written ...

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... - DRURY LANE. Last night Mr. Kean assumed for the second time the character of Reuben Glenroy, in Town and Country, and by the excellence of his exertions confirmed and encreased his fame 'I he style of this comedy, one of the best . Which Morton has ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tuesday night introduced a young candidate for theatrical distinction in the character of IV °Tulin Home's Do.uglas. The interest of the part throws its,protaction so thickly over its representative, that it heComei moreditlicult than ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. Last night Rowe's Tragedy of Tamerlane w as p er i orme d at this Theatre, for the first time for many years. Towards, the close of the first Act, Mr. Rae came forward and stated, that Mr. Kean, who had been announced to fill the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Thursday night a neW piece, written by Mr. Arnolir, was brought out, entitled The Unknown Guest. scene lies in and near the Castle of Gab°lto, in Hungary, near the Carpathian Mountains, on the borders of Poland. . This Opera is more ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. On Saturday night The Beggars' Opera was performed for the purpose of introducing a new Polly. SWIFT'S • Directions-lo Servanis and High Life . below Stairs have been said to inculcate and encourage the very practiCes width they, ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. The Opera of The Siege of Belgrade was last night with more than usual splendour. This piece, when viewed as a mere dramatic composition,. is insignificant and trifling; abounding with improbabilities and extravagance ;. yet there ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE HONEY-3500N. We shrink, in utter hopelessness, from the task of noticing all the novelties which the theatres now produce*. The wonder is, what comes of the many pieces ,* What's a man of Fashion, a farce ; .Where to find a Friend ...