... the Season are, Mr. CONWAY, Mr, HAMBLIN (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) Mr. DENNNING, Mr. BUTLER, Mr.HOLLAND, Mr. MUDE, Mr. BENSON, Mr. THORNE, (the latter the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), ■ ; i ISAACS, ■ (Of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) Mr ...

... are, • Mr. C ONWAY, Mr. HAMBLIN (of the Thea , re )ol.al, Drury Lane) Mr. DENNING, Mr. BUTLER, Mr. HOL• LAN D, Mr.MUDE,Mr..BENSON, M-.THORNE, (the latter four of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) Mr. ISA ACS, (of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) Mr. EGA ...

... FIGARO, IN WHICH PIECE MADAME VESTRIti, • (of the Italian Opera at Puri., anq if the Thetres R.,yal, Opera H0u5 , , Drury .Lane. and Market, Lnntion) will have the flot,our m4kin4 her 'first Appearance in Birmingham in the Character of SUSANNAH. In ...

... ROycl, Covent Garden) will make his first Appearance in the Character of HAZEL. And Mr. THORNE:, _ _ (of the Theatre Royal, Drury - Lane) will make flrt Appearance in the Character of SE RASTI A N. The principal Performers engage,l for the Season are, Mr. ...

... ON CRIDAY NEXT, October 27 (being the last Night she can have the Honour of appearing, in Consequence of . her Return to Drury Lane Theatre) on which Occasion will be repeated the celebrated Opera of _ ROB ROY MACGREGOR ; Add Lang Spur. . . Rob Roy MacgregOr ...

... the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, his first Appearance); Figaro, Mr. Dr.fiktNa ; Antonio, Mr. BUTLER ; Basil, Mr. J. (of the Theatre Royal. Covent Garden, his first A pp , arance) Sebastian, Mr. THORNE (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, bit first Appearance) ...

... Holland, ' (from the Theatre Royal, Drury J-ane, his Seat Appearance) Charier Oakley, Mr. Mode, (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, his fir-t Appearance); Captain O’Cutter, Mr. Egan; Paris, Mr. Collier; Tom. Me. Chatman : John. Mr. JSland Mis. Oakley ...

... aged 66, Mrs. Tanks, wife of the late Mr. Samuel Tonks, of Ruslsall-street, Walsall —On Saturday, Mr. Richard Longley, of Drury Lane, London. To the Editor Ari.es Birmingham Gazette. SIR, IT having been stated in your paper of Monday last, that the Norwich ...

... the Merchant of Veriice. Mr. ELUSION will perform in the Afterpieces on each Night; Mr. T. COOKE (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) Is engaged for the Part of Lorenzo, in the Merchant of Venice; MISS POVEY will undertake the Character of Jessica. __ The ...

... gallantry they displayed in the conflict with This*wood and his associates._ Mr.__Ellistoa has also of- feted a night. at Drury Lane Theatre for the joint benefit of the officers and for Smithers's nisters, it is said, mean to settle an annuity . onStnithers's ...

... by his performance of Hamlet at Drury Lane, and Mr. MUDGE, who was most favourably received at the same theatre in the tragedy of Brutus, are both engaged; as also is Mr. HOLLAND, for so many years past on the Drury Lane Establishment.—We shall next week ...

... Wardell and Peter Kempson the younger, of Birmingham, silversmiths. Aug. 10.—Thomas and George Ilodgson, of Craven-place, Drury lane, coach-masters. Oct. V2.—Charles Ritchie and William Ritchie, of Greenwich, Kent, millers and mealmen. Oct. 14.-I'humai ...