... DRURY LANE. A new tragedy, entitled Montalto, was prndured on night alibis theatre. lhc following are the chief pct. Gouges 3 Montalto Michael Durazzo Alta Mrs. Et:cal-or. The scene lies in the castle of .41ontalto. near Verona. Montalto had been betrothed ...

... DRURY. LANE. _ The theatrical system pursued at present is really past endurance. Every liberal and considerate mind will be disposed to indulgence, where great interests are at stake, and where so much necessarily depends upon precarious experirnsnt ...

... DRURY LANE. On Saturday night a new piece was brought out at this Theatre, entitled Don Giovanni in Ireland. The part of Don Giovanni was performed by Mad. VESTRIS, whose delightful warbling of some of the most beautiful of the ancient Irish airs gave ...

... - DRURY LANE. _ • _ Tragedy has been considered second only to the epepoea, and therefore as requiring from its author powers almost commensurate. But those few extraordinary men who have excelled in the former have disproved the assertion by raising ...

... DRURY LANE. On Monday evening the Tragedy of Jane Shore was produced here. It was very respectably supported, but the London audience have been accustomed to the Jane Shores' of a Siddons too long to tolerate a Jane Shore, which probably before her day ...

... DRURY LANE. 'Lord BYRoN's Tragedy, Marino Dogeif ‘ Veniee, was produced last night at this Theatre with 'Staccess, but not with that pre-eminent effect which 'would be worthy of the poet's fame. In truth, the representation of this production on the stage ...

... DRURY LANE. On Wednesday his Majesty went to brury Lin :- Theatre, and was received by the 4udience with lii • same enthusiasm as at Coveut Garden. His Majest3 wore a Field Marshal's uniform, and accompanied by the Dukes of Clarence and Wellington. MAX•GERIAL ...

... DRURY LANE. D. Montfort a Tragedy written twenty years ago by Iln. Baillie, was, on Tuesday night, brought before a - very crowded audience at this house. The plot possesses but little complexity in arrangement, but great othscurity and inconsistency ...

... DRURY LANE The Duenna, perhaps the best Comic Opera on. the English ■••ge, performed here last night. Miss Wilson, a* Claret, sang with considerable spirit and effect. Brabant, in Carlos, eqnalled his own most successful effort*; it would be difficult ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Oh Monday night a new Tragedy, called Montalto, was performed. The chief Dramatis Persnnce were— Montalto.. . • Mr. Wallack. Mr. Booth. Michael* Mr. Cooper. Laura * Mrs. Egertan. Julia. ..» * Mrs. West. Tlte first afct develops ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Miss Kelly's benefit was Ust night honoured by a most elegant and crowded andience, who afforded a just tribute lothe merifsof ibis amiable aad accompUshedActrasa. The Qce Kl c, qu„e unexpectedly, entered the hoase beforo the curtain ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE That great master of the mimic art, Munden, had a bumper for his benefit last night. The whole of the performance went off with the greatest eclat. Master Smith sung the Cambrian Minstrel Boy, in a manner that quite enchanted the audience ...