... under the immediate patronage of HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING His Royal Highness tl.e late Duke ofXOKK Hi* Royal Highne«s the Duke of CLARENCE His Royal Highness the Duke or SUSSEX Hi. Ravel Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Hii Royal High..-* the Duke of GLOUC ESTER Her Roysl Highness the Princess AUGUSTA His Royal Highne-s the Prince of SAKE COBURG Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT ...

... *-n°r c ihi. Week only, to cemmence with a Comic l>«- 8 11 [ii'ree acts, ailed BROADBRIM AND CO.- hiide 8 - ?? , r uita » Comic Musical Piece, in one act, vvrit- l,Hi' ...

... elegant Steam 'l){ KE of WELLINGTON, JOHN WALKER Com- ''''^r nearly 1000 ton* burthen, and 200 hor-es power ; and ...

... under the most distinguished ?? U V I)Kbs»s ,«*»«'• „M end of life is to live and be jolly. * »i in * -pi* T TlT c \\ to be had at the Bar of the Free- ?? W** M „f Air Wood, 36, Castle-street East, ±m Ti ' V ?? n «r Mr P» ine * 9 ?? Hiffh-street, Marylebone ; ' ?? : 0i )he Masquerade Warehouse, 7l>, Strand; ?? I> fl,u ?? r L W right, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. ■ , 'V Mr. C Leery Nation may ...

... of Music, will be given is*?, Ct,ihnVi „n the Pianoforte by Mrs. Anderson ...

... AT HOME and deliver their AN. U*- I,C ?*T Entertainment, on Thursday, l' T .f'R ,N . , | I'hUAY, May 2, 1829. The Evening's >l%i mi-* .mencewith Mr. Mathew-' New Lecture, in |P''^eni ,C °,V, cU l l arities and Manoers, entitled THE ** pur**, -L S ?? Songs— ?? *spr ...

... horse power, I). IVk'sLR, Commander, will start from off GREENWICH i 1 Edinburgh, on ■|.ridsT,26th June | Tuesday, 7th July I Friday , 17th July, ,r and Tuesday, 2St_ July. .. T>n ?? in the Evening, calling off Scarborough, ! »«trter penuitting. Goods and Parcels received at the _prt-ad i S_J* Office, Regent Circu*, Piccadilly ; Cross Keys, Grace, j ' hir rh-*treet I and Dnwnas' Wharf, till ...

... the Public, that his BENEFIT will take .- ,h ' -Vis Theatre, on THURSDAY next, May 21, when I' I ?? 1 ' perform**.' Rossini s Opera Seria, in two Acts, enlitled •■'VfftEDL The principal characters by Mademoiselle T ?? p Malibrau Garcia ; Signor Cnrioni and Signor s l,af i l V Followed hy the Farce 0 r THE LOTTERY '-kl T (»* performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane ;) Tl*- , 0 | V. ormwoo ...

... .wi1l T illrnrmedMr*. lncbbald'* Play of LOVERS' VOWS, in i UMr l-i-ton will attempt (lor the first time) the part of J. Wi'ldenhaim (being the last Night of his Engagement) ; ?, u „tCassel, Mr. Vining; Anhalt, Mr. Brindal ; Frederick, M Cooper ; Verdun (the Butler), Mr. W. Farren (bis first * pearan£ in that character) ; Agatha Fr.berg, Mr. 1-uc.t ; •fin Wildenhaim, Miss i. H Ac.lv (her f.r-« ...

... ,^T ,*£• ?? s.,„_ y - F( ,rN«^'J October, and efery alternate Saturday Iron. Sd^ all parts of Scotland and the North ' Good- reeved here fo£ ai I Bfternoon# Ber , hs /Bo^^S^e^o formation obtained at H. Under- Jv • ?? H.vmsrkel, corner of Norr.s-s.rwt, but at no Sd' N»- ?l H wH Ed ,or ,he conven,, ' nce of Pas!ien- «,berof___ew'ir«tart fromH. Underwood s, 56, Hayrmrket, ge. * * u ?? ?? „ ...

... . n re t' YvT GARDEN, under the management of ...

... received with the loudest shouts of , ?? „|_il-eev--r heard .*• ithin the walls of this Theatre. ?? fld Seated THl* EVENING, WEDNESDAY. •V* „f, v The Evening's A. iiuse.nents to commence with ?? 1 ...