... 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. Last night the play .of Lover.? Vu's, was performed at this House ; there was no new cast of character ; Rae, did ample justice to the character of Frederick, and 'Mon. mien maintained his usual reputation, as the rhyming butler. Mr. Marilyn ...

... DRURY LANE, A new comic sketch, said to be from the pen of Mr, Ken ney, was on Saturday night brought out under the absuidly whimsical title of A House out at frVindozcs. The drolleiy of this piece consists in bringing the inhabitants of a goodly mansion ...

... DRURY LANE. TUE AtOUNTAIIV 'AT UR ! ! Ever since °veiling of the theatre this tettson, the public have been informed of a great - , trageity which ha, been in preparation, taken from SIIAIEEsPRARE's three tragedies of Iknry VI., to be brought l out under ...

... DRURY LaNE . . What a very merry 'fellow Mundeu is! There is to hitu ih farce :—or rather - in the caricature of fareewfor he has IA reach. beyond all 'others. Liston. keeps at home, quietly dropping his humour like oil: into the hearts of his audience:—but ...

... DRURY LANE. Friday Hoadly's comedy of the Suspicions Husband was re% ived, and in which Mr. Stanley appeared in the part of Ranger, with increased success. Thursday Mr. Maywood, from the Theatre Royal Glasgow, made his first appearance in Shylock, and ...

... DRURY .LANE TEiEA.TRF,. . :A Farce, called Frightened to:Death, was 'brought out on Thursday ; and was more successful than the tinnot .plectsOf this house tumidly are.. It would be ahshra to attempt- to giVe any detail of. a trifle which, from beginning ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A Mr. Fisher, from the Exeter stage, made his first appearance on Tuesday night, as Young Rapid, the comic hero of the Cure for-the Heart Ache. This actor brings with him an intelligent and agreeable countenance: he is of the middle ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRr. The musical farce ef . .No Song, No Supper, performed at this Th=latre on Saturday night, for the purpose of introduting in the character of Margarettd a young lady altogether ijw to the stage. A more successful debut has not been ...

... TIIEATRE, DRURY LANE. Friday night this thtatre e!osed For the season, with the Tragedy of Richard the Third, and the 'Nle!o-Dratne of ; Pekeli. Mr. Rae came forward and, delivered the following Address LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—I air inslructed in the name ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Kean last night came forward in the part of Oroonotwit Southern' tragedy of the same name. The powers of this a'etOr ore less 'conspicuous; as,the character represented by him is maze unmixed, Droonoko is among those perfect heroes ...