... 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. ...

... attention of ' I*-' r> m ihe strongest depree.it will be repeated, ?? ! ' i|fn -irr ?? every Evening till /■-.'■ AMPHITHEATRE, onder the pa- '■';/■• •'/a'^ir Hnval Highnesses the Prince Regent ■4?- f__THl'S EVENING. To-Morrovv. and , r , ' r ?? Entertainments will commence with, j u ' l ' l ?? ni^ local Meli.-dra.rta.ic Spectacle, will. ■- 1 ' i; ' l ' ' „--ye Scenery. Machinery. Dresses, ...

... i « r rrGENCV THEATRE of VARIETY, ?? L.m-street. I'ifzroy-square.— THlS EVENING, 1 ?? rc ?? > \ . \ew Grand Melo-:• 0 f die Town. A fier which, a Mosical Burletta. if ' V .Ti •*.*■ bOV'i:RS ; ...

... inimitable >■**„ .-of Mrs. Alsop, in the Actress of All Work, the ;- : ' ' -.tfcspectiully informed it will be repeatedevery *F ''li further notice. ?? pff| THEATRE, Strand (late the Sans 1 ■•' _pnder the Authority of the Uird Chamberlain \ ' ; .„ l\ EN ING wi, l bp presented (Ist time), a New ■• i «•« Acts. called FANCY'S SKETCH; or, Look l! , ..,„ v» iih appropriate Scenery, Music, ...

... „.ired ?? approbation and unanimous applause. in' l ''J i lie' great overflow to every part of the ','i> i, m..-t respectfully informed, it will be P rvenips i' ll further notice. friiIKATRE, Strand (late the Sans ?? ' , !,r il |P Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. ?? ?? IATSfL October 20. — Preceding the Per- ' r' ! ' ] ' r VISIONAL ADDRESS will be Spoken _, ' v i' 1 ,i,,|iev (of ...

... under! 4 ?? r! mentnf Mr. W. BARRYMORE. who uu,.-i | ?? 1 ?? c ?? a ye in inform ibe Nobility, C.eniry. and ! V.A r 'i -lull in addition lo thr* .it ten t'i on paid tothe I ' n .'7 i he Aiulicnci- pari of the Theatre has been ! - r ?? stl1 | ili-lied. nnd for iliebetler I.e. induction of a ] 1 * . raiw-e of entire!) New Pateul Moon Lustres J i ; ?? : ?? lo ?? front of Ihc Boxes, yvlnle the ...

... Melo-drame, 1 .U-g. Oct- »• ?? ani ' Decorations, called ABE- '••' . *- c, ' nf niT - or. Hie Double Conspiracy. Vevaldi, ?? lewis; Ahelino, the Bandit, Mr. Lewis; if Lijir. ?? ' | Mr. Lewis ; Rosara. Daughter of the . • | ?? ?? c, A *. t i. Scene I. Garden in the Doge's Pa- .••eVt:tr', m(. I Chamber in the Palace. 11. Palace j- ...

... presented, the splendid Comic ■'rtfi-^^rlrtia. ...

... ccenine's Entertainments to commence _^i*«_K3B HEADS and BLOCKHEADS. ...

... *■ ?? that the Evening Performances on fhe 'nVw-iH commence for ihe Season, on THURS- ?? Several new arrangements of the finest j 'fU-Vdfl, Mozart, and other eminent Composers. I before beer, performed, will be introduced, j THOMAS ADAMS. In the SELECTION * lr „,,£ next, ill be introduced MozirCs cele- X DOS GIOVANNI, and LA NOZZE DI i^li-ciions from his favourite Operas. Two Üby Haydn. ...

... 1, and ?? . |)iT , lt fialf-past Six o'clock precisely, the Per- ?? T ?? r n , n er.ce ?? the laughable Burletta, taken £>*** !■ call td, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. After 1 (hr r ?? ?? at) entirely New Grand Asiatic Melo-dra- !*i l ' 1 r ?? f' o -* ?? ' ' ve tL ' , ' anf - produced under the jic ?? p.iicii! of Monsieur Le Clercq. introducing Scn^s, : ?? ..it. ?? ( * ,r : ?? -■ Grand and ...

... 3 MttsW'SL l F or the BEN EFIT of Mrs. DIBDIN. , [> -i -THEATRE.— For the BENEFIT of : ?? „,if* -On MONDAY' NEXT will be present-! i X ),lB iavoiiriic ENTERTAINMENTS, in one of' * v,rif.7 0 Lain ha? kindly consented to perform a prin- ffifi-**^ introduce 'several POPULAR AIRS— t ?? of Mrs. Dibdin, No. 2, Temple-place, Black- j tasto* _ at the Theatre, where places for the Boxes , i ?? r |» : ...