... he paid when indenturet ore executed. Pro- ,sperioses and every information may be obtained free of charge. T EATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.--The Public is re-s reccfully informed that thit splendid National Establishment WILL OPE for th \\NTER SEASON On MON'DAY ...

... deliver Nof goods in London or the ouburhs. frcs 1MFmivl BRsETT E Co., Old Fuenivahos Inn, Ifolbornt-bars.4 Hossay lRTT ll 0, Drury-lane. ALrEDc BsRETT 50i, tone's-end, Borough. Not to be purchased at any other. houase in the Emtpire EYEl'tE~ht INGSPECTACLES ...

... Faneit; Emiflia,MSrs. Warnier. With the CABINET. Prince Orlando, Sir. Fearer; Flr~retta, Sios ItainfoetLi.. TSHEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.-To-morrowv T1.October 8,, the eveniuig's aniussnirnts will commnence with DON .iUAN.-Dui; tsar;, Sir. St. W. Ballet Don ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRUTRY LANNE. The winter theatres are suiccessively unfurliig their banners for the season. On Motiday- last, Drury-lane~ set up its standard with opera and ballet, in opposition to chat of tragedy at Covent Garden. The English version of ...

... TFHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.- On Monday. an Opera, in which MxMaldame Albertazzi will per- iorm, with the Ballet of THE DEVIL ON TWO STICKS.-On Tues- day wil be repeated the popular Opera of LA SONNAMBULA, with ChARLES TIlE SECOND, an,\ the DUMB SAVOYARD ...

... hasbeen ;norchestra assemnbledin any theatremorecaleulated to do it full jjustice than that wbhch Mr. Bunn has collected in Drury-lane, under the direction of Mr. Bishop, and that gentleman has certainly made the best use of his materials, for, with the exception ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.- On Monday, the first Act of The MAID of PALAISEAU-An- nette, Madame Aibertazzi. After which CGlARLEMAGNE, in which Mr. Ducrow will appear, supported by the entire Force of his popular Establishment, and the services of Mr. Van ...

... character, and also stated that he was plaving at skittles with them on the night of the fth of October, at a paiblic-house in Drury-lane, from ?? six to twenty minutes past ten o'clock.- F. W. Glyndon, a painter and glazier, had repeatedly seen the pri- soeter ...

... MANNERS AND AMUSEM ENTS. I THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. iliumll has performed his promise of horses, atid lions, aind tigers, by producing a piece, under the title of Ch1arlenmagne, on Dfoiday last; and a more gorgeous spectacle has seldom been ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.-- On Monday, MASANIELLO. After which a Diverti~einent in rwh.. ._ __ _ _ - svutcen auatonioiseile Eilder wilul apjer sa CHARLEAGNE. On Tuesday, GusTAVUS the TrHIRTD', ad CHARLEMAGNE_ _ !rHETRE ROYAL H-AYMARKET.r--aodiaY7 Oc.2 ...

... competition of every nltisl tllotillation. HENRY BRETT and Co., Old Furnival's Inn, Holborn-bars. HENRY BRETT, Jun., 106, Drury-lane. ALFRED BRETT, 50, Stone's-end, Southwvark. NATIONAL COGNAC BRANDY DISTILLERi COMPANY. 18, KrNeO STREET, SNONVWILL, LoNDON- ...

... to the late nobleman, will be the candidate. Mrs. Al. W. Balfe, wife of Mr. W. Balfe (the popular actor and composer at Drury-lane), will shortly make her debut as an actress and singer. It is stated that Mr. C. Fergusson is about to retire, owing to ...