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DRAMATIC POEMS BY R. SULLIVAN. . . . . _ . . In taking up this unpretending little volume,.containing altogether scarce a hundred duodecimo pages, we were by no means prepared for the treat that awaited l us. Small as the book is, it contains two separate tales in a dramatic for

Mr 1-I.ti•k Ode a - motion, requesting his Lordship's . permission to add the names of Sir Paul Bigot, the plain. tiff, Lady Bagot, Sir W. liTtulden, and Airs. Burke, • wife• to the defendant, the list Of witnesses appointed to examined in the trial of ,issue cowing- on by the d

SPRING AND LANGAN.—ID proportion as the time approaches that these powerful and mighty men are to meet, the interest, as far as regards the result, is excited. They are both at their work—neither doubting, each confident, — and to both we would say, "Remember whom you are to cop

OF WINDSOR. Tuesday, The School for Scandal.—Wednesday, The Hypocrite. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. To Morrow Evening, May 24, will be performed the Tragedy of KING HENRY IV. With CLAM. Tuesday, Pride shall have a Fall.—Wednesday, The Honey Moon. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HO

DRURY LANE.--Shakespeare's play " Measure for Measure" was revived, as it is called, at this theatre last night, but we fear its reanimation, cast as it is at present, will be hut temporary. MACREADY performed the part of the Duke sensibly, and in particular passages not without

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose pursuant to notice, to move for some few grants to cover item not yet provided for by the Committee of Ways and Means In doing this it would also be his duty, conformably with tha practice of Government in the House,to give some information a