... Zii, Vith Mr. W. Barrymore, &c. was intended f - oii»rra ,l f e .. rm -, l iaied previous to the commencement of S ■*? enable Messrs. ASTLEY and DAVIS to ! J ,ni in or d prepare this Theatre for their usual Opening, ldc.* nra \, mON I) *V, April 3; but in consequence of the .fcl$ T Vi nd nnexpected events, the intention conld not _» ttf^r _ * e ffcci. there being several Persons' Benefits ...

... Historical Melodramatic called IVAN HOE; or, Tlu* Jew's Set*- ' n \vifi a erantl Mihtarv Overture, new Music, r„f r . i,i n rrv Dresses, and Embellishments.— To con- £_. _ ?? Heroic. (Tperatic. Tragic, Pantomimic, a^* 1 Riirletta. Spectacular Parody, under the title of B« rlf^. f ivAVNL The Music composed expressly for this in* ?? h_»* been many years in preparation), at'different W '•* ? ...

... Bloom-bury -square, on Tuesday, the Bth of jr-britarv, 1 850 ; The following Resnlntinns passeo Dunanimonsly, That ihi? Committee do most sincerely sympathize in those feeling of deep and heartfelt regret, so strongly manifested by hf public at large, for the lamented death of his late Royal oj- hues, the Duke of Kent and Strat beam. That, while they join in the general expression of sorrow. ...

... with a erraref va _ | , B'K 1 - A,.rii.;il pictures of all the several Schools, than at : 1 ?? { le, r veri'^. The Sale will be continued daily, from I Is- 1 -ie* Pictures regularly introduced every Monday i ?? 4 ' ' *• WILSON. Manager. l-W^Atoiitane-' to Non-Snbsciiber. ,One Shilling. l-^r^RAND EXHIBITION of MILITARY II AN'TIOI ITlESisnew OPEN for the Season, in the , ■*, t'jall. Pall-mall ...

... be • i .i. .iinel an entirely new aud Romantic ,f ! ? o.n three acts, called IVANHOE; ?? 'edrir.ihe Saxon. Mr. Campbell ; Ivan- ,hief Mr. Willis; C.urth. Thrall of Ce- **Sm,i Jester to Cedric. Mr. Wilkinson; '. ipiulerof the Greenwood Men, Mr. J. io.hurM, Mr. John Reeve; Hundebert. \? Mr Saunders; Sedwolf, Mr. Collier; J ltn - Leodens. Mr. Kignolri ; Sandolph, XCbow ami Midgeof The Vale. ...

... a greater va- I ?? l Pictures «f all the several Schools, rhan at I »>^M ■'. ...

... „r lena-«n .hre.Acts.called (VAN HOE; I [^^'S'er With a. grand Military Over.urV, M*ti, J«*'' l) . Machinery, Dresses, and ICmbeßishmeiits. ■ ...

... Public, are most rmisinted. that although it is fully the intention | _«* |t l ' V : uf these Oratorios to give erery possible no- _%f M* 1 I ?? j,, ,he performances, in consequence of the [«*«. ,; r { cct „s v. iit. which ihe first Oratorio of tbe sea- ,'flin:' r% Td by a most fashionable and crowded audience. 'Ua-f 1 ! I ■',,_,•« ith the earnest desire of the many Indies _^ ?? ...

... 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* ...

... in London, ■■•*• I ' u; ,„ Ttirtesius. and disguised asa Youih), Mrs. t >' |J ?? f p will terminate wiih the popular Grand . Tt>' p c lhe Horatii and ...

... DIVINE SERVICE in c fcti\oe\ in the Morning. The SERMON will be preached ?? 3A ' BUSFEILD, D.D.. Alternate IVlorning b o> cheri » ...

... recited by by Mrt. Glover; and a .. The First Act will ons of Handel. The Se- ineout. The whole con- 1. Principal Vocal Per- Wit. Povev, Mist Cubitt, carman, Mr. G. Smith, , and Mr. Braham. The Leader, Mr . H. Bmart. ider the superinteudance nd assisted by the Young yal, St. Paul'i Cathedral. nnder the directian of Organ—The Box o__k* , ai Teu o'clock, uud no ?? t-r the Patronage of V, GEORGE ...