... DRURY LANE. Jane Shore was the tragedy selected here last night to amuse the Cnrie.mas folks. If it be the aim and end of tragedy to Raise the soul by noblest strokes of art, To mend the morals, and improve the heart, but very little elevation was ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS EVENING. SECRETS WORTH KNOWING. Rostrum, Mr. Cooper April. Mr. Dowton: Rue. Mr. Blanchard; Plethom, Hailey. Mrs. Greville. Mist Phillips; Rose Sydney, Miss Taylor; Sally Downright, Miss Kelly. After which A SOLDIER’S COURTSHIP ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, HENRY THE EIGHTH. King Henry the Eighth, Mr. Cooper; Cardinal VVolsbv. Mr. Macready. Queen Mrs Sicilian; Anne Boleync, MissK. Phillips; Pa. lienee. Misslnveraritf. To conclude with TIMOUR THE TARTAR. Timour, Air ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS EVENING. THE CASTLE SPKCTIIB. Earl o«mond. Mr Cooper Earl Percy, Mr. King ; Motley,Mr. Harley Angela (tirst time) Mrs Sloman. conclude with HIOVANNf IN LONDON. Tomorrow, Performance; Saturday. The Poor Gentleman, and The ...

... THEATRE ROY//.. DRURY LANE. Her Majesty to Ow Oman Operas to be announced owlet bar Royal Patroller. HIS EV RHINO will be performed Beethoven's Opera riosuo. Don Fernando tie Seim Herr Gunther; Don Pizarro, Herr Dobler ; Floreeti.n. Herr Haltsinger: Jaciinino ...

... THEJTRf! ROYAL. DRURY LANE TO MORROW EVENING.THE MINISTER THE MERCER. conclude with the new Grand Christinas Spectacle, called ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON : Or, The Seven Champions of Chris'endoin. On Saturday, Th« Minister and the Mercer, and St. George ...

... . ROYAL, DRURY LANE. .. PAP REN has the honour of announcing that .IipNEPIT will take place on MONDAY NEXT, A®.;' uhi-'li occasion Madame Malibran (by permission of ■lf |,n , ji| liul ke her first and only appearance this Season. l aid, Colmsn’s Play ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING SAROANAPAI-US. T» conclude with THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. To-morrow fby t oimmnil of their School for Scandal and Simpson and Co. THEATRE ROYAL COUENT HARDEN. THIS EVENING.THE CHALLENGE. After which A GOOD LOOKING ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS EVENING. THE MINISTER AND THE MERCER. Count Bertrand «le Ranlzau. Mr. W. Farre.i; Colonel KoUer. Mr. King: Raton Burkenstaff. Mr. Dowton Eric Burkenataff. Mr Cooper. Maria Julia. Mrs. Sloman ; Christine,Miss E. Tree ; Madame ...

... arid THEATRES.--Opera Boxes and I'd. moot DRURY LANE, COVENT GARDEN, DI THEATRES, by the NIGHT, may be ob. 'LLIAM SAMS, Bookseller to the King, I, St. t. at-trolly acquaints the Nobility and Gentry that his ennttining every Work of interest to the present ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING, THE TEMPEST. Piospcro, Mr.Macrtady; Alonzo, Mr. ; Hyppolllo, !VIIs« Taylor: Ai tonlo, Mr. Mathew*; Ferdinand. .Mr. Oonper; Trlncnlo, Mr. niancliard ; Stephano, Mr Dowton; Caliban. Mr. Bedford; Dorinda.Miii Shim-ff; ...

... THKjtTRK ROYAL. DRURY LANE THIS EVENINII, KING HENRY IV. PART THE SECOND. Kimr Henrv. Mr. Macready Prince of Wales, Mr. Cooper; Sir John Falstafr, Hr. howton : Shallow, Mr. W. Farren; Pistol, Mr. Harley Mrs. Oaicklv Mr». To conclude with A HOOD LOOKING ...