... commence a SiTRSKnf LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of: CIVIL iScHITECTCRE on TUESDAY, tbe Bih of Februiiry, al Sefen ° CS . In U,e E ?? n JK. and continue them ing Tuesday. mCKOTCH will commence a COURSE of LECTURES MUSIC, on FRIDAY, the llth of February, at the sarae _!Lr and continue them on each succeeding Frirlay. ?? KNiGHT SPENCER, Secretary. J^al CONCERT, NEW ROOMS, HANO- f VER-SQUA RE— ...

... r r' TIiEATRE of VARIETY, Tot- CV „ Vhailoite-streef. On THURSDAY, p_ ?? rc 'i,V.„|it forward (Ist lime), a Romantic ! l ?? . ?? called VICTORIA OF LERIDA ; ; ' 'V ..s Poriugwese- rnncipai Charters. Mr. 1 ,wr Mr. Santer, Mr. Webster. Mrs. Wynne, ?? ?? first tippearance, nnd Mrs. Beverly. *_, Comic Bu rletta. never acted, called V%. MFNT; or. A, B. C. in which Mrs. H Revert V, and Mi* ...

... be Wn\^ TTtksh lime) an entirely new and Rom-»utic l^ rl '«Je.t in three acts, called IVANHOE; iigs* B f c\ Iric the Saxon, Mr. Campbell ; Ivao- i>r,_ JTrUief Mr. Willis; Gurth, Thrall of Ce- ll'-',he^v-onl.a Jester to Cedric, Mr. WilVinspn; Ri V e ''.uTrc\ Leader of the Greenwood Men, Mr. J. I i,n ' , l nnn.a»hu..t,:Mr. John Reeve; H.undebert, ?? TS Saunders; Sedwolf, Mr. Collier; Bi_^2i-5i ...

... infortned, ihat toll particulars of the t ?? i r ' vv ?? r \6^ thl- Theatre will be duly announced. Tbe ...

... by Mr. Clarke ers.) The Infant Prodigy, ha'.f old. yvill exhibit her bi Rope. Comic Song. Mr. _To conclude wiih RICH- STi'.iof January will be nd- [nd Private Boxes to be had hy Mr. Plays, being tbe only Series rown, will commence with ill. THIS present EVEN- 'S Concert Room. East side !1 be continued on VTe.lt.es- begin at Eight precisely. Eight Tickets, If.-, and any three, at ilie same rate ...

... every exertion will be I - llder j >he_,e Oratorios deserving the patronage of the l ?? .nand tl.e Public. On FRIDAY next, the li |V ?? ,e ?? with, in memory of the late mournful i _. ■•So EPICEDIU M ; and a Selection of-Mu_ic, 1 ih- Works ot Handel, known to have been i |v ,nl d -enerallv performed at the Concerts of, our l ' fd . s irvered Sovereigti. Funeral Anthem. Air, Mr. ,! -- ...

... of the Klic THIS present EVENING I with, in memory of the iate mournful j MUM. in which will he inirnduced Se.latSt.Georse'-Cl.apeJ.W.nd- nd a Selection of Music, chiefly from ,«n ta have been esteemed by. and Z C_-hcen« of our late highly re- ...

... he de- ( linfI inf A all ?? i>|)l> ...

... a greater va- 5 ■ Tlfl- f f),i ...

... ' 6VLI-KRY is NOW OPEN, will, a greater va- i ?? fb ...

... SACRED j If °\ I I _«.inter»!»er-edand relieved by ODES.— Part I. j |s^ -;VS.T.ON r MUSIC, principally from Handel. Over- j ?? the Me-M^h After which, a M«tnody, in respectful. i , rf ?? l reinenihraure of hi- late Most Excellent Majesty, ms^Z V__edh- Mr*. West. Grand Funeral Scene. arranged j l^'^Br-iliam.— Part *•• ? ue Occasional Overture; nfier I 1 li.V 1 , ?? to Britannia, will be ...

... JR S ( i lftmi' ).**• beheld at the Workhouse, in North.,*- pn.' 1 ?? T0-MORROW, February a, on business rela- > »p r ...