... SHIPPING COMPANY'S hne of IBOS STEAMERS, with her Majesty's Mail? :— Departure from Departure East India from Name. Tons. Dock. Plymouth. Tl.e Queen ofthe South 1,800 June 10 June 15 The Harbinger 1,000 July 10 July 15 Tlie Lady Jocelyn .. I VuO Aug. 10 Aug. IS Indiana, 1 xuC Sept. 10 Sept. 15 Calcutta l'«*a ° ct - 10 ° cl - v; Mauritius ' ' . ' ?? 1,M)0 Nov. 10 Nov. 1C I? ydaspes ivc Dec ...

... the immediate direction of Mr. BISHOP.-The Proprietor has sincere pleasure in announcing, that, by permission ot the IJi- r-morsof the Philharmonic Concert, Mr. Kiescwctter, First Violin to his Majesty's Chapel Royal, Hanover, whose per- formance at the Third Concert of the Philharmonic Society called forth the most rapturous applause, is engaged for To- morrow Evening. In the course of the ...

... o A Kr' lP 'from * s > 25 ,i o Robert Campbell, Esq. ■L^tbeGuardsi , 0 E.I.D *, 5 0 o ■r^jLer--- iik) ?? ° The Marq. of Lansdownloo o o P.l-^lliair n ?? SO nOS. V 50 o ■^^P W ° p Hon - Lt.-Col. Stanhope 25 o 0 B^^,t r ,r>l - M ' ji» 0 0 Lord John Russel 1 20 q , t E >..*l„[ett ■ Esq i« o o Lord Wm. Bentiuck 25 o 0 P l ' Sl.es.^ ■' 50 0 0 C.H 10 o o ■Xt a ?? 1 5 0 0 Thomas Babington, ...

... ?? !L.i Music.— At the King's Antient Concert ofAD, '?rsqua?e.-The Nohility and Public are (^ in Hanover-squar MORN ,NG CONCERT of MUSIC, will take place S3* o^f, o l WEDNESDAY, lbe 25th of Feb.- -! fM bo¥e R „T One 'Clock urec*ely. The Performances ? V ?? lv a D y the Pupils ofthe ßoyal Academy of Mu- iilbe ...

... have been made by tho Par- {li ...

... BLET re. L 'nccifully begs leave to inform tbe Nobiliiy. Gentry JV -2a to the Opera, and the Public, that her BENEFff will ,akc P lttM at lM * Tbea,r on THURSDAY, lst ...

... Rovedino, , n „ ra Rovedino, and Signor Viganoni. - End of the First Ad, a new Divertiscment, called DES QUATRES NATIONS; performed by Mr. Didelot, Mr. Laborie, Mad. Hillisgberg, Uladaii.e l.aborie, Mademoiselle Parisot, and Madame Rose Djdetot. Jlft-r tiie Opera, a New Crand fay ft ti rite Ballet, composed AI by Mr. Didelot, called ' ALONZO the BRAVE Sc the FAIR IMOGINE. ?? new Scenery, ...

... Drama, called DEAF AND DUMB; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. After the Drama, will be performed The Masque of COMUS. To-morrow, She Wou ? d and She Wou'd Not, vvith ■jhe Piiw; „r» 2 > S'Ji '• ° n Saturday, Deal and Dumb, v. t:i Tne Wedding Day. - On Tuesday next, Pizarro. Ai,e« Romantic Drama, with Sony's, called Adelmorn efc,.*Outl.nv, will tie sp.-edity produced. A „rw Tra.si-dyciilcJliili.iii and ...

... perform .be ?? wc _, *^*Z i v pi,e«r, or Shepherd ?? ,l«Je« ** ?? kW «bc Turktsb Mate «__U. T.^«K»«d« ?? W BarTTm* re's «ew Paatemi-e, raited«AßLfc- willl Mr. W. Uarrymi WABltß*. ?? jff-g-BCT-giM mim i ?? i ?? nreciselv. ; - — — _^^LONOON THEATRE, TpTTOj: W HAM-STREET.-Mess-.. HULUN ?? **?%■ ▼J. ,?.ie honour of iaformiag the VMtoy ** A .^ at !^ IHT IVr BENEFIT wUI take ?? o. THURSDAY, A- ?? ...

... here by Bianclu, called ALZIRA. Wrth entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. i The principal Characters by Madame Banti, Signor Viea- noni, Signor Rovedino, and Signora Rovedino End of Act 1. a DIVERTISEMENT . Alter the Opera, the GRAND BALLET of HYPPOMENE AND ATALANTE. Principal Dancers, Mr. Didelot. Madame Rose Didelot, Mademoiselle Pansot, and Madame Hillipsberg. Being the list time ...

... ViN ' C{ will appear the Fourth llLO_o'A VL T ,1C °P era '«H«« LA IHUNCTPESSA iIvSS ?? Vi ot 'c e - r Pg^P? l Characters by Sig. £„'_. g ' ?? ! ?? r ?? s •£• Rovedino, and Signora Rove- SSfc. vf* ? M * c ' ,!St Att wi be reviveu (no facted the* DE VeS a , UW ...

... a Farce called WHO's THE DUPE ? The revived Tragedies of King Joha and King Lear will be performed, the former (for the 7th time) on Wednesday and the latter (for the 4th time) on Saturday next. s * The new Pantomime of Harlequin- Amulet ; or, The Ma- fic of Mona, continuing to be received v^th the highest ap- .piau-e, will be repeated every evening till further notice To-morrow, the Comedy of ...