... Tuesday, play Othello, by desire. and leave Paris on Wednesday. On Thursday. Miss Foote, one of the prettiest and best comic actresses of Covent-garden, will make her first appearance in the Belle's Stratagem, a comedy ol Mrs. Cowley's^—Jour- nal dcs DeOals ...

... France.) FIRST API'EAKANCK OF MISS FOOTE, ANI) FIRST REPRESEN- TATION OF THE BELLE'S STKATAUE.VI. Miss Foote is the favourite actress of the English public, and from her youth, her beauty, her numerous y races, her intelligence, and her archness, she ought ...

... good-humoured, and volatile as usual. Hut the main attraction Of the piece was .Mrs. Vales. .Most rapturously was this delightful actress received, and most abundantly did she deserve it. The character which she rep resented was not sufficiently gay for her powers; ...

... and she was honoured by the presence of three of the Reyal 1' Study, who were enthusiastic admirer* of this fasci- nating actress. She acted for the la.st time on Friday and it is said much to the regret of the Parisians, who were anxious her stay might ...

... that M'^n Smith*^' has enchanted all Paris. It was nese>__t9ry ?? ftr should come over to France, to mftkftr ...

... a young Frenchman of lashion, who offered her au immensity of love, and o*o,ooo francs per an- num. The handsome English actress thought, it is said, that iv Fiance tbere was no reckoning either on the tenderness or the revenues of young husbands. — Furet ...

... implicated parties to abstain from i.nh- lislnng names or particulars. — Boston C.azette. In England and in Italy the actor or actress whom th* public applauds makes a how. In Germany this is .*;»■- neai to perfection ; the person applauded approaches tin* ...

... of the dra- matic Writers eif the present day, that so very few modern plays are endurable, than that of our actors anel actresses, who have become so ambitious, that they will not take a part in any production in which they cannot shine, or seem to, shine ...

... watch over and defend the interests of country Link- ers Birmingham Gazelle. ?? P-iKACiii'it. — Miss Macauley (formerly ut actress) delivered au animated lecture on Sunday night last, at her chapel, in Leiceste.--s.jn.-ire, to above 400 persons. The subject ...

... with upwards of ..00 visitants, who were all highly delighted with the performances of this highly accomplished singer and actress. Signora Branibilla and Mr. Spagnoletti assisted at the concert, and g.i\e very great satisfaction. The housekeeper of Gaasye ...

... woman named Sophia Cross, .it Aberdeen. Iv 1 ?? he went to Boulogne, where he carried on an adulterous inter coarse with an actress, named Dv C astro ; and while there, through the me- dium of one of his daughters, a reconciliation with his wife was brought ...

... celebrated Cooke, from Cove' Garden, played lago, for that night only; and M 1 * Pope w:is the Dademona. This admirable actress tf* taken ill in the middle of the performance, and he* part was iinished by Mrs. Ansell. A few days aft*'' wards, Mrs. Pope ...