... no lW evidenit. 'The time, 1ioweser, is d ily approachinig, \Vbert cro- is wvill afM'mble at otlher iceites than thofe of Drury-lane and Coverit-garden. 'ile numerous cipital Prizes wkhich the eniuing Gicat 'Lovtery ptrefents, will attmaNl man.y a dirongi ...

... Ashford. Attornies, Mr. De Lasau x,.Ahford; Mec'sl.iManleyand J.anl W.L6dwe, ,.nnerTemople Loncon.i Samuel l'lurle, late of Drury-lane, victualler, March 5, Ii, and April 9, at ten, at GVldliall. Attornies, Messrs. Smith and Setree, Gr-at St. Helens, Bis ...

... 000!. His two biothers also h ave had lect to thein fioool. a yearaeiaI .-(s cr Herald).. We congratulate the Mlanageri of Drury-lane The- atrc for haviiig engacrged Marlema scIle Parisot, vho, we understand, will coniinue to Srratify the Opera asjlateuls ...

... the first were the two sons of the deceased1 and two of his most particular friends ; in the second were Mr. Skellett, of Drury-lane, Surgeon, and the Attornoy to the deceased, besides two 6ther friends. Messrs. Elliston, Dowton, Holland, Matthews, Palmer ...

... land, of Chandps-strecti merchant. Nov. 2. Samuel Marston, late of St. Alban's, corn dealer. July 57. William Hrrris, of Drury-lane, woollen draper. CERTIFICATES, Auo. 13. Edward Cook Milburn, of North Shields, Notthumberland, ship builder. James Taylor ...

... , there was a host of other tradesmen who came forward to'make additional slharges.a Among these were John Robinson, of Drury-lane, F Grocer ; Baker, -a carpenter ; William Edgar, of Princes-'treet, Harldver'square, Taylor; and such a B number of others ...

... and 3o, at tenll at Gulidhall. , Attorney,, Mr. Ha1Il, Castle- court, Butige-rov. Martin Robinson and John Ibbetsonj of Drury-lane, grocers;. Od.';6 Nov. a, and 30, at 'ten, at Guildhalli' Attorney,. Mrm Hurd, King'b Bench Waill, Temple. . John White ...

... Jenkh s, of' Thrbtor , broker. ThoUal Scot, of Ethunal Grcttesn,; -iddkseg, broker.. Martin Robinsoe, ~I ?? c~l~osi~to6f Drury-Lane, Middleke2, grodert. *Touips'W~-i& itinf lflini F1enusiho'ugh, botb o Ma~ncester, cal .1ild'>er5. 'Fir~serick'Gr'iffitbs ...

... harbour. A few nights since the Earl of Bar-yrnore had his pocket picked of a valuable gold watch, as he wars com- ing out of Drury-lane Theatre, by Barney's gang of pickpockets. Dow-STRaET.-Late on rhursday night, or early on Friday .orning, the house of Mr ...

... w I I I MIRROR or, 17s.1I.? M 'Tju VZKY Ato Ar1D UODY '1 I IE -1IME, tr3 Frogg AiN DP R Z ;F9l _ PAE T IHEIATRE ROY AL, DRURY-LANE, This Evenling thecir MSajesties Serv~ats wiill adl a New Cornndy, iu Fivie Adis. called THE SCK(MOL FOR FRIEND6. After ...

... ofBurtoll,- in LonsdaleaMork, -coton-tiAiner :James $,low. Jones; o'f New Bvnd-street, Mididlesex, frsiterer Jolm Robson, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, grocer, Wilian; Robin toar, the younger,' of Newicastle dpon Tyne, saddler. Wil- liarm Farrar. of Salford, ...

... MondaCyWeel.. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHAl.IL. TO-M0gROW. V. H. Mich. Levy, Rosemary-lane, vidualler - 3I Jno. Robson, Drury-lane,' grocer - 3 31I P. G.C. Robinson, 1,iverpool. 'merchant - 3 ' Peter Gandon,. Wentworth-street, cooper _ 3 I Pierce Mlorris ...