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ne papers say That ths IS the age OF female
regime In our theatres; some of our ceverest ac-
tresses appearing in the new character of manage
ress witness Mrs. Keeey, Madame Celeste, and
Mrs Lacy, VINO promises to have the same success
as her sisters.


New pleasure gardens, on the plan OF vauxha
but tar ecipssg in splendor and beauty anything OF
the sort heretofore known. are to be opened next
year, near the site OF Old Ranelagh.


The legitimate drama seems 10 be in the ascen-
dant in mostof the metropolitan theatres.


Aubers last new opera, "The Syren. /" was slav
ed at the Princess Theatre, London, and is TO Be
brought out at Drury-laDe.


Mr., John Parry has been singing with his accus-
toned success at concerts given by Mrs st. AlbiD
Doncaster, Preston,k ~ Chester, Bolton, &c &c He
will stag at Liverpool this evening" and return 10
town after an absence Of two months


THEATRE ROYAL, DRuRY.L LANE R-AIbert's new
grand ballet Of The Corsair, in which MdIle Adele