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72 THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET.— ' Under the management of Mr. Ittickatotiii.—Oreat imececii of the NEW COMEDY of THE MOUSI•YERAP, which will be repeatoil every livenin4.-5 0 th Night of MR. ISUCKSTONE'S ASC EN r OF MO!: Nl' PARNASSUS, which will also he re peated every Evening.—Momilay ( Last Time at Second Price), Tiil SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY.—Titesilay, Wednenday, and Thursday (Litst Times), OUR MARY ANNE, with the Deuce ~f POP LIOES Till.: WEASEL—On Friday, a NEW lIAi,I.ET vr.wrissr. mENT. moN DAy --The New Comedy of The Mousetrap: Sir Chili ment, Mr. Chippendale; Obadiah, a tiglitiii4 Quaker, Mr. littek• elate; i.cir.te, Mr. W. Farren ; General liorolift, Mr. Belpre; Delon. MOW 1,. Howard ; Judith Smith, Mrs. ; Camo mile. Mrs. tithing. With Mr. Ilitekiitiine's Ascent of Mount Par ; a.til (Lest Time) The Sheriff of the County: Mr. Milli. lodge, Mr. 'Tilbury ; Pang (the baker with the tarts), Mr. Duck. stone Winkleworth, Mre. Poynter; Min* Crawley, Mice E. Chaplin. TUESDAY—The Moune•trari Mr. Iltteltatone's Ascent of 'Mount Pitritacsti*--Our Mary Anne—With the Dance of Pop Donis the We.tsel. WEI IN Esl).‘Y—The Mottne , trap—Tlin Ascent of Mount Par. sit-oi it —Oar Mary tour—With Niles the WORM—AIIa Mr. M. Dilworth, Mr. Chippendale; /me, Miss E. Chaplin. TIIC ItSliA Elie Mouse-trap—The Ascent of Mount Par 111141001—thir Mary Anint—Pop Goes the Wenzel—And Pupping the Question. FIODAI . —The Monne•trap—The Ascent of Mount Parnassus --A New Ballet Divertinnemilit, nulled Tii K BOARDING- Si HALL—AniI Popping the Question. SATC RDA V—The Assent of Mount Par nanatia--The Roariling-Schowil Rail—Anil other Entertni ntn. BILIANCIR PLAYS. 11 E. IIITCHELL'S BENEFIT. i;nder the Graciona Patronage of her Majesty. Mr. Nlticitm i•eapeetfitlly 1111111 ttttt ees that, his 11KNEFIT is litc.l To take place on WI•IIINESDAY N FAT, may 25, ou %Welt twer.ion will bo promoted the favourite Comedy of (for that Night ouly) MARI ALA CAM PAIINE, awl (for the Last Time it eau be repeated) LE BON lIOMM iIADII4, in which IoN. Itevoier will repeat Ids admirable pereonation of " Le 800. owit • Jailiv," oleo the LAM. Night but Two of the Coomdy l's-foroancos. Mr. Mib.hell solicits the favour of nu early application for Boxes an 1 sulk, !loyal Library, 33, Ohl houti•street, May lit, 114!•3. ,LE. RAC 11 EL.—FRENCH PLAYS. Mr. MITCHELL. respeetfullv .es that the ENtiAtiEMEN Vof the eminent Trw.q.dietine Mdlle. RACHEL will e.st 1111 l 'Med on WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 1, and that the reresentations to be given in London this reason by that great artiste will positively terminate at the end of the month. Mr. Mitchell bev *lst) to R 11111 l unee that be has succeeded 111 Uh -I.4hting a prolongation of the conge accorded to Monsieur Reg nier, by the Theatre Frew:sae, Paris, for the more effective re presentation of Adrienne Leeonvreur, I the polluter new play of Lady 'l'artuff.. by Madame liirardin. in which M. Replier will perform the important character of Lu Baron dee Tourbieres, c.nd in Adrienne I weouvreur the character of Michonuet. The engagements of Meant.. Raeliel and Nhoisiour Register being li mited 1.0 illltf io 1111.11, the performance* will he given four times a wee k, ou the usual eveninio—M lay, Wednesday, Friday, and Settirdi*. play a Diane, by M. Emile Angier, 'which has Won 411 sweet/dui to Paris. will be producod during the first week of engagement. 'llse First it-presentation out WEDNESDAY. dune 1, will con sist of livine's Tragedy .of Pll EDRE (for one night only). Fri. day Pee MOIN EAU DE LESIII E. Saturday Evening, June 4, A DIU EN N E LECOUVREU R. Adrie by Retitle. Rachel, Mielionnet by M. Itegnier , Monday Eve • g, June 6, Emile Aw.zier's New l'ltly of DIANE, which hat been so highly sue evssful. Early in ibu following week will be promented the New Play of I,Alsl TARd'UFFE, by Madame EIIIIIO de tiirenliu. The cha racter of Virginie du Illwoase by Madlle. lisehel, Le Baron des T by Mans. Register. Subs.spiently will he presented LOUISE 1*: LIONERULLES, which hat been reeently per formed iu Park by Madill.. Rachel with sio inueli success. rhe elassieal Plays of I.es Howes. Androintopic. and Virginie may le• each pre witted turuuu repreeentadon e a rly, during the present outtagoilietit. A Subacriptiou for Mat Perfonnaneas, for Two ur Threit repro.tetitatiotis u aeek, may be. Kn.:awed, at a eousitlerablo rotlitetion upoit the nightly a.litiitsion, either to HUM*, boat**, or pit, at Mr. Mitchell's Library, 33, Ohl Ilutal-street. LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER HALL.. 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View of tho eelebrated IlElt 1W GLACE from Montanvert has beets added to tho Blurt:M.lmm Egypt tan-hall, Piceadilly. 1)110 FESSI)Ii AYTOUN'S LAST LECTURE. wtt.t.ttrs Rooms. I t is nevi...ll)llly latataalef.ll that the Si‘tlt and LECTURE by Professor AYTOI'N, of Eilltilatrgh. Will be tit , lirrtwl nt th.. above Rooms. on TI:ESDAY NIORNINti, May 24, cot 1111 l Ilalt.tasst Three o'clock. 'l'll ,, subject of this lo...titre M.slerit British Pootry, in its most remarkable forms, pith Illosti alive Selections. Iles-r% ...I Seats, nit...served Sat 4, :Is.; to In' obtained at Mr. Mitchell's !loyal Library, :1:1, s lid notigl•stret't tutu at the Imors on tin Nlornitm of the Lecture. Ai it-IAM Es .1N N Al% .Itithor of " Singleton 11 r00t.1... to ,b.itv. , l-4tx I.F.e . rt7ltEs on SAT I Itlt'.% I . I.ll'l'.ltvrl: It K. The Course will comprise Notice., ItiourMphi.•:d 111111 1 rilirMl. 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