CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. [From the British Press.} PRIVATE theatricals, we understand, by fashionable report, will be the leading feature of the approaching festivities. We have been favoured with a ist of some of the pieces in preparation at the houses of the following Nobility and Gentry The Duke of Portland-All in the Wrong, and The Doctor and Apothecary. The Marquis Wellesley A Peep into the Seraglio, and The Mogul Tale. The Marquis of Headfort-Errors Excepted; He is much to Blame and The Devil among the Tailors. Margravine of Anspach-The Circassian Princess, and Which is the Man? The Marquis of Lansdown-The Irish Widow, and Catch Him Who Can, 18 The Marquis of Abercorn-The Divorce; The Widow bewitched; and The Deuce is in Him. (3) The Duke of Rutland-She Stoops to Conquer, and the Way to Win Him V The Duke of Bedford-Speed the Plough, and The Highland Reel. DA The Marquis Townshend-Grief A-la-Mode, and The Tardy Wedding, H The Earl of Kingston-The Carnival; The Autola-fe; and the Interlude of Croppies lie down. The Earl of Elgin Time's a Tell tale, and Tit or Tat. Earl of Derby The Constant Couple, and The ay to get Married. The Earl of Barrymore The Follies of a Day; Ve Fly by Night, and the Midnight Hour. Earl Craven-The Inconstant; Fair Rosamond; l Stop Him Who Can. R 2 Viscount Viscount Melville-The True-born Scotchman; Much Ado About Nothing; and Such Things Are. Viscount Castlereagh-Two Faces under a Hood, and All's Well that Ends Well. Viscount Milton-Liberal Opinions; Measure for Measure; and As You Like It. Lord Rendlesham-Fortune's Frolic, and Bon Ton. Sir Gilbert Heathcote-The Hunter of the Alps, and Too Civil by Half. Mr. Coke The Sheep Shearing, and Laugh When You Can. Captain Mellish-Wild Oats; The School of Reform; and Who's the Dupe? Lord Monson-The Honey Moon, and Love in a Village. Lord Foley-All for Love, and The Way to Keep Him. Lady Briscoe-The Ephesian Matron, and All the World's a Stage. Lady Stronge-A Bold Stroke for a Husband, and The Brave Irishman. The Earl of Banbury-He Wou'd be a Soldier, and Duke or No Duke? The Countess of Aldborough-The School for Scandal; Fashionable Levities; and Folly as it Flies. Mr. John Manners-Love Makes the Man, or The Fop's Fortune; and Matrimony. Countess of Cork-The Taming of the Shrew, and Mother Goose. The Duke of St. Alban's-Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, and The Goodnatur'd Man. The Duke of Manchester-The West Indian; The Way to Get Rich, and the Waterman. The Marchioness of Salisbury-The Wags of Windsor, and No Song No Supper. Col. Greville.The Manager in Distress, and the Rehearsal. The The Duke of Queensberry-Cupid Outwitted, and The Lady's Last Shift. The Portuguese Ambassador-The Duke of Braganza; a Day in Turkey; and The Conscious Lovers. Lady Ann Wyndham-The Belle's Stratagem; Secrets Worth Knowing; and The Fatal Discovery. General Tarleton-Three-fingered Jack, and Florizel and Perdita. Earl of Moira-Feudal Times, and The Heiress. Viscount Sidmouth-The Cabinet, and a Peep behind the Curtain.. Lord Gambier Hamlet the Dane, and The Veteran Tar. The Marchioness of Downshire-The Roman Matron, and the Rival Candidates. Lord Ellenborough-Cato, and The Land we live in. Lord Sheffield-The Marriage Promise, First Love, and Harvest Home. Mr. George Rose-The Rat-trap, The Purse, The Prize, and The Recruiting Serjeant. General Whitelock-Sprigs of Laurel, and Five Miles Off. The Duchess of Gordon-Mary Queen of Scots, and The Laughing Philosopher. Lady Augusta De Ameland-The Mysterious Husband, and The Winter's Tale. Mr. Perceval-The Capuchin, and the Village Lawyer. The Marquis of Ely-The Chances-The Wheel of Fortune, and Appearances are against Them. Mr. Abraham Goldsmid-The Benevolent Jew, and Who wants a Guinea? Mr. Canning-The Confederacy, Cross Purposes, and The Devil to Pay Mr. Skeffington-The Romance of an Hour, The Sleeping Beauty, and Who but He? R 3 Mr. Mr. Thomas Hope-The Child of Nature, Labour in Vain, and The Upholsterer. The Emperor of Russia-The Royal Convert, and The Clock has Struck. Bonaparte-The-Bravo of Venice, and Abroad and at Home. Lord Mulgrave The Midsummer Night's Dream, Seeing is Believing, and Hear him out. Mr. Beckford-Timon of Athens, and The Connoisseur. Viscount Cranley-Tom Thumb, and The Turnpike Gate. General Craufurd-Love Laughs at Locksmiths, and Pizarro. The Earl of Powis-The Nabob, and Taffy's Day. The Hon. Mr. Pierrepoint-The Fugitive, and Just in Time. Lord Cloncurry-The Provoked Husband, and The Fair Penitent. Mr. Robert Heathcote-The Travellers, Every Man in his Humour, and the Fair Circassian. The Earl of Glandore-The Splenetic Man, The Red Cross Knights, and The Soldier's Daughter. Lord Gardner-The English Fleet, and The Siege of Calais. Viscount Dursley-Of Age To-morrow; and A Cure for the Heart Ache. Mr. Ferguson-All for Love, The Fatal Marriage, and The Point of Honour. The Marquis of Buckingham-The Strangers at Home, and O the Roast Beef of Old England. Miss Brunton-The Honey Moon, and The Wedding Day. The Earl of Shannon-Twelfth Night, or, What you Will; and The Weathercock. Right Hon. Brinsley Sheridan-Arminius; or, The Champion Champion of Liberty; He Would if He Could; and The Humours of an Election: Sir Home Popham-Adventurers; Spanish Dollars; and It's well it's no worse. Sir W. Williams Wynne-The Cambro-Britons, and St. David's Day, Miss Ormsby-The Lady of the Manor, Polly Honeycomb, and All in Good Humour. Lady Hamilton-The Widow's Vow, and Try again. Mrs. Lambert-The German Hotel, and Thirty Thousand; or, Who's the Richest? Mr. Perez-The School for Fathers, and The Deserted Daughter. Mrs. Billington-Chains of the Heart, and The Musical Lady. Mrs. Scott Waring-Life's Vagaries, and The Wise Man of the East. Doctor Duigenan-The Capuchin Friar, The Widow of Malabar, and The Inquisitor. Mr. Macnamara-The Captive, and Foul Deeds will rise. Mr. Whitbread-The Man of Business, and The School for Friends. The Earl of Chesterfield-Edward and Eleanora, and The Flitch of Bacon. Earl Fitzwilliam-The Man of Ten Thousand, and Christmas Tale. Mr. Graham-Match for a Widow, and A Word to the Wise. Anacreon Moore-Apollo turned Stroller, and The Fairy Prince. Mr. Betty, sen.-The Wandering Jew, Old Women Weather-wise, and The Minor. Madame Catalani-She would and she would not, Music run mad, and The Bank Note. 4 Marquis |