... 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 ...

... „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. ■ ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...