... time these St Burletm, called THE ANIMATED '',«•*. r«hi_h the interesting Melo-rtramatic Ro- tSr^S ROBBER: or. Statue in the Wood. ' d TBI- l *f In ,he course of the Evening avariely ?? I'- S j_L« Mr. Ride way, of the Surrey Theatre, iW. IM fi,cd Hornpipe iv Eetters. The whole to h, l*lefevourite Burfetla. called THE -DIrVNER W V,n\ Vincent, Mr. Stebbing, his first aod only •rtOtlW ?? . ...

... I B& rr aj' j ?? Caledonia* Romance, in Three I ssBsWH-yBB 'OF MID-LOTHIAK: nr, the I sV'iW f ?? j! T.» cimdude with the ?? Ri* SSJT Bo*r« H. PH 2*. ?? & #•** KP IMP to be opened at HaJf-past . ssf.i l»!'*r* s i^if-oasi Six. The performances tw con- Rs» at JK?K the Boxes to be take, at the ; Kst (of whoa i-'ree. AdmissMins may be X «* f i XK W*t*n*aged ?? and *V the ac ?? I t -vYeii-erfi ...

... lt ' rtU,«i*K LveiringK, a. half-past Six o'clock, M>- ?? , ' n d Historical Eqncs.riai, Melo-Drdma, ?? T A QUr.LN of .he AMAZONSI Hyp- HV JJ| ?k , A,„r./i..s. Mrs. Asi ley. In tbe course of jarfi .*•.■■ n | piocession and Public IVironation of. *- a Tr w Comhat in .he s„|,erii War Chariots. fi. l . ,ia ■ lhe fastle , and fiaal defeat of the Rebel j yj_f. ril '' : ?? n( | „ill. vi ...

... in two acts, called #*£n% the FOREST. Cesar, Mr. locledon ; Lo- JflS .niain who wiU introduce the popular airs of > M ?? n ?? « soldier Tir'd. After whicii (75th ?? ular Bowmce of THE HEART >'Sll,. or, The Lily of St. Leouard's.-Boxe* 0L ...

... M ball-past Six o'clock precisely •- Ser-o -comic Et-uestnan Piuitomim called, the Life 1)2 -md K^oraiuM of ibe HIGH-METTLED [Mr -n .11' ?? Ume tbH season Mr. Aver, will co tbrongl various so. Mis^g Exercise, on Tuo Hoise* A Comic Song, by Mr y the nnia. „f lhe Hying .l^wUl^fi^^SS^S 1 . htult a,id unequalled Leaps, without ihe aid of a snrin- bo-?rd Zie?n'fT! X l * w ?? Th. ororte to ...

... following latnmem coeii^nci^ * Sk^uSUFnlt ? «««• ] * ?? Locksmith. : e ailed I O Vr^^ro* I ; i ?? ° L ^ i ?? the las, Sj ?? /\ L . °\ E: * s IKATAGEM._After ••»»«» THE FATF^ «?&[!. ?? Mr * Nicholson -ire*e^ ar.d iiecorafJJJ ,)u * n ?? *-»linew scenery. machinery, I HUGS Ui.lß— T c Jl „.7, ,J | Mr - ?? ''-»- calle.l the Water, rep, ?? ' in.l ,1° of ie exhibited on Ucal I ihe'Ore^, ...

... Nobility, (.entry, and In- ?? H l , ■ii'iiu.nd and its viciniiy, for their kind patron- >:' ?? Night; and although the pecuniary recom- ' l,jj)i degree gratifying, yet that afforded her le-s ' ' . ill. '• _ei.ero.ts approval thus shown, that her ef- .jr ?? ; if,- -a liberally appreciated. ■7 mi his powerful aid, the Manager for his kind •„!„- up the Piece, and the Performers collec- -s'L j r. ...

... Giovanni; Air, ' Air. Non piu andrai, Mozart— Glee allcott— Mr. Purkis's Divertimento. eoii-> ! ot N\elshAir3.&c--101,St. MartUiVlane. fERLOO ASS m I. Ut ROT3MS: mall. -THIS EVENING. Friday Nov DRESS BALL, which will be continued lesriay.and Friday, -thronghout the Season. . bythe most scrupulous attention to pro- to merit the putionagc of those Ladies and ibem with their company.— Suppers, ...

... ?? Spring) , lba t TITHE- FREE ESTATE, situate, I ivm:. « nd 6oio * at He, ** ck Tsnhisr, in tbe - *j D' rtiifT. ■-* 'he county or Westmor- ■rf. r ,, 0 ,i.-iing of one good Dwelling-honse, nsicsi ?? o,h r convenient Outbuildings, ' „j G«r*en ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, December 6. SEDITIOUS AND BLASPHEMOUS PUBLICATIONS. Lord h moved the Second Reading of the Bill before their Lordships for the better prevention of blasphemous and seditious Kbels. The noble secrrtarv adverted to the*great increase, particularly late, of these and observed, all that had been done parliament with reference to the present critical state of the country, ...

... Domestic— Bulletin of the King's IleoJth.— St. James's Patace, Aug. & His has passed the. good state general health, arid in a quiet state of mind, but hi* Majesty's disorder rentals* meeting was held oa Monday evening last, at the 'Crown and Anchor Tavern, m the Strand, calred by public notice, professing to give information, fee. on the subject the new phm for colonizing the Cape of Good ...

... MONDAY, MAY 51. The Advertisements, and local natter, u», this week, to omit our Hiatorical Epitome,'* we this with lees Kluetanee, tbe foreign Intelligence but little Interest. The important question of our currency may now considered as finally settled, for there no doubt, but that the BUI, founded upon Mr. Peel's resolution,, wUI pass into law. On the propriety of event'totty resuming ...