... Palace upwards of two _months , during which he intends holding two Levees , and will probably visit the _Italian Opera , _Drury-lane , and Covent-garden _theatres . —Sim . In the _House of _Lords , the Address will be _moved by the _young Duke ofBucclcugh ...

... _one . _so liavc _I _. itvprnnnl- Mnnrhft « ti _» r- Ruth . V _.-tt-lr Hull ; anil _in _London tliere _lire two—one _for Drury-Lane , and one lor _Uovent . _Garden , _assisted init only by Uie weekly _nuu-criptions of their _memberit , but by the _Royal ...

... _Italian Opera _House , London . _Maileinoiselle'Purton , Miss Perry , Mr Reynold , anil Mr Hill , from the Theatre-Royal , Drury Lane . Mr _Lewis , & ' c . _with a numerous Corps de _Ballet . For _the _Drama . _. Mr C . BASS . —Mr , W . L . REDE . Mr BAKER ...

... March 5 . J . Hydeand H .. New , _Birmingliain , common _carriers J . W . Bell . Pinnern' hall , _merchant _: W . Walker , Drury-Lane , _looking-glasa _nianufaciurcr P . ' Brown , Commercial Road , draper 1 . _Lees , _Oldhain , cotton spinner W . Pearce ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. kt Mr Kean went thrnugh the p, -t of .ircA r s Monday night, oti e- heard lately of his inolnnelaly inao cetcOIcC re anticipate. Recnemberi-ig the on vtiniroli ti/c !st floe it to ~say, that on the ?? ofl ?? I a- act, the whole of ...

... ] .-. • In _ova . • . L ORD GLENGALL'S _COMEDY of the FOL . LI ES _ofFAS H ION , as performed at die The _. urc Roy «) , Drury Lane . _HiiNiiy _COLDUIIN' _and RicHAnn _BRUTLEY , I _; ondon _; and sold by _BBLL _and BllAUrUTE , No . ti , Bank _Street , ...

... inquiries after his healit was-- Sir Rhubert is much the satme. Sir Robert remaits in a state of Cd stitpor. III The lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and the Sub- bh Committee, have amicably terminated their connec- tion, by cancelling the lease for the remainder ...

... DPURY -LAINE THEATRICAIL FUND. Ona Wdnesday the 'fcmnbers of tire Drury-lane Thea. t Fioal nd 'Committeeal enriblel in Kcan's private roonI, F~rthd pttepese of mAirg, airargemenas for *hetr ahtual rltiih is'to tak place o. WVedtnesday hiext, at the A ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. * An attempt was last night made to perfotn the opera of Guy Mlannering; but it was rendered in a great degree abortive, is consequenceof arecent disputebetween Madasre 'Vestri6 and Dfr Anderson, the new candidotO for voca hoeours ...

... office, under the usual noalue fro to les ramparts of Port ad William. a Among thle persons who Isave maile tenders for W Drury-lane Theatre, Use name of Lord William Leo,- osox is mentioned, His Lordship jucensal, itris suld, th. ifhe taken tite theatre ...

... is, We presume, the lady ghounowhom a oertasseuosedd squaller and a notorious lady'ofacomrnoelat'ng istails quarrelled at Drury Lane-Theatro a fw nightago outraging all decency, and insulting line puglsby ?? they ore .paid. I£ theplay guru wall colire their ...

... law. Mr Mitetell, of Streat- bam ;and weebope hewill be more successful than . his predecessors in the -'nanagernenL of Drury Lane Theatre. - -_ ;,I The average receipt6 at Covent Gnrden Theatre are, on Miss ?? nights, frqon L.300 to L 3o0, arid on the ...