... The farce of the Cabinet,'''' as lately represented at the j King's Theatre. We were very much surprised at the strong op- position which was raised to this Piece, which was composed by the Right Hon. G C g, and for which (from the well-known talents ...

... comedy to be acted to- | morrow at Covent Garden Theatre, is translated and j adapted from Le Mariage de liaison, which has, been played with so much effect in Paris, and at the Totten- ham-street Theatre ; in which La Porte is the her» We Suspect Mr. Planche ...

... DRLRY LANE THEAT ue attended the performances at this theatre ** Saturday night, when the opera of Artu.i- tained by the vocal stength of the compaii) , ?? star of the musical hemisphere Miss Psitou, who made a transit from Covent Garden, to shine in ...

... King of Saxony, which arrived here yesterday, has caused a great sensation. No member of the Imperial Family appeared at the theatre in the evening. Funds.— Metalliques, 90 3-16; Bank Shares, 1,090. Parts, M ay 18.— The Kings Attorney Gene- ral has required ...

... French Theatre at Tottenham-street will ?? a mock r io_e at it M the etui of the month, and w'dt *pen again in eight .lays after, with M. Ceorges, mi tragic memory, aud the ancient troop, revised, cuwvcted and considerably augmented. The theatre v. Ui ...

... frequent fits of alternate ex- citement and depression. — Manchester Guardian. One of the scene painters at the ( 'oburg Theatre ai present ife a Mr. Danaon, the son of a Mr. (■. Hanson, who was formerly a merchant in a most ex- tensive way at Lancaster ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A new Tragedy, entitled Ben Nazir tlie Saracen, was last night brought before the unceremonious tribunal of the public, by which, alter a full hearing, it was finally and irretrievably condemned. Little more re- mains for us, under ...

... to sit up iv bed, and to sign some official papers of great ne- it. ordeted to b# recited in all the chui. e j, ant | the theatres have lit. .u_daylast, on that account. It is generally said, that in con- sequence of the recovery ofthe Princess they will ...

... will be separated, and sold by auction in lots. Mr. Croly's fine tragedy, Catiline, is about to be per- formed at the Coburg theatre; this play ought to have been brought out by one or other of the 'national houses. At the public news-rooms, I'reston, Bradford ...

... the 2d of June. The Encaenia, or Commemoration, is fixed for Wednesday the 27th of June ; the three grand concerts in the theatre will take place on the 26th, 27th, aud 28th, on the first and last evenings of which days balls will be given in the Town ...

... acted, and though the public had a right to expect something better, after having waited so long for any thing new at this theatre, the trifle was well enough received, to bear a few repetitions more before it sinks into the oblivion for which it was destined ...

... that a plan and estimate should be laid before the assembly as soon as possiible. The senate then proposed to relieve the theatre from the duty of 12 per cent, on the gross receipt which it has hitherto paid to the Exchequer, which was also agreed to, ...