... DAY'. ,M.iC. - S, Malcolm, Old Broad-ltryet, broker _ fdiv.) r@ R. Dallaway, littte EaLcheap, merchant -- (div.)I ?? Smith, Drury-lane, baker - (div.) to 'J.J.Goriig, and liz Johifon, London, Merchants , r ?? White, jun. Stroqd, letilt, coal-n-ircthant - ...

... Jrhnfon, of New- cattle upon lyne, liardaureman. J. G. Willianms, of Marflall- ftrcc t, Londdn-roal, merchant. ?? Smith, of Drury-lane, Mid- dh f x, baker. 'lhe Average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week, ending the 2ath, April, t5o3 ...

... motiler of 'John Nicholfs, JEtq. late M. P. and daughter of tbe late Dr. Mead. - On Sunday, at Somer's Town, Mr. Scdgwick, of Drury-lane Theatre. . ' t . 7 F~STOCK EXCHANGE . Bank Stock z8 ei. d. ' Long innuities 15 5-164 3,164 s per Ceni. Reduced .Sif 2 ...

... div.' 1o R.'Martin, and ?? laft, .Watling-ftreet [fin. div.' xe anid W. Wilfen, Grcenwiich,-grocera - [divi so . Norton, Drury-lane,viCtualler - fin.div.1. IO . C. Rieder,' Lordon-livure-yard, tbookteller jfin. dii.' zoa k.and W.Williams, Carnarvonihire ...

... Verdiaft, Died fy the avffiation of God. i The Holdernefs fox hounds will throw off at Meux on Thurfday next. The receipts of Drury-lane theatre lafa week were upwards of 30c01.-The i ' Soldier's a Daughter was the chief attraffion.t Mr. Cherry has, it feems ...

... men were ran over by the horfe, one of whom had his ribs, and the other his leg broken.-Thurfday, as Mr. Truman, late of Drury Lane Theatre, was driving a fpirited horfe from Greenhithe to North- fleet, the harnefs gave way, at which the horfe took fright ...

... boolrfeller - 10 '. Englifh, Charing-crofs, hofler _3I J. Fafflon, Bilhopfgate Withsin, ironmonger 3 eO S. Murray, Ruffel-court, Drury-lane, bookfeller - 3 to W. Powell, Broad- ireet, St. Giles's, linen draper 3 50 C. Doulevey, Charles-ftreet, Hattots-gardcn jewdler ...

... Scenery at Covcnt Garden Theatre. Price as. 7. The Story of Cinderella, with coloured Engravings, reprefenting the Scenery at Drury lane Theatre. Price is. 3d. 8. Juvenile Heroes; or, a Poetic Manual for the Young Soldiers of the Imperial Kingdom ; adorned ...

... different pilb- lic hdoues in Drury-lane, that the whole a;)pears, to ti;e y beff of their judgmnent, to be a fabrication, and to re- n peat what we faid before, that Mvir. Satmuei Purle, ofshe y Mogul's Head, Drury-Lane, is found to'be a perfan of r ...

... theffland of Jamaica. On the e tth initant, at St. james's Church, Mr. M. W. Sharp, to Mifs B. Menage, of the Tl heatre Royal, Drury-lane. On Wcdnefday, at Wrexham, .the Rev. E.Jones, to Mifs Eli- zabeth Owenj daughteaeofthe -late Rev.-E. Owen, of Ruahin. GO ...

... Mifs Duncan, formerly of our Theatre. Royal, is engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at the rate of fifteen goineas a week, and a benefit. Mr. Mathiews, late of this theatre, is alfo engaged at' Drury Lane. Mr. M. made his debut on Tuefday, in the charaxlkier of ...

... the gentlemen who hunt them, haye-lbme of the' bet} hoifes in. the 'Eal-Riding, 'for- Th the hounds find full employmient. Drury-Lane.-MAstEtt BETTY, wnder the title of-' 'rTe rouqg Rofciu on' ?? .i ig'ltr. :-in -lint apjiear iceet ?? the % above .theatre ...