... (Being thelaft time of performing before the Holidays.) Tbc laft night of anling till the Eafter Hollidays. THEATRE ROYAIL, DRURY-LANE. lu-morrowEvening, their Majilties Servants will perform The STRANGER. After tie play will be performcd a Farce called n ...

... ren- dercd lisoreperfeJt- Vivant Rex et Regina. The lafl: night of adqtihg till the Eafter Hollidays. THlEA IRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This: Evening, their Mkajelties Servants will perform The STRAlN'GIE:R. After the pl.y will be perfrnrmei a Farcc called ...

... after dining withMr. joNxa, M. P.;ajn; ,atuvday,. was in the evening ..ai Drury-lane Thvatt're with Mr. Fox to fee MIs. JORDAN. This is not-tru4.1 MrI. Fox vas at Drury-lane on that erening ii;i tlet Duke 0ofB1BFon s boex with General FITZT-A -r,4 and ...

... new war, will tend to its early termination. Thurfday Rule Britannia was again called for and fung at both Theatres. At Drury-lane Mr Kelly added the following lines, which were re- ceived with enthl~iafln, and encored. They were fent late in the evening ...

... as Ihas been witnessed in some former years. Anew Traged)y, called Julian and Agnes, was performed for tile first time at Drury-Lane Tb'hatre, on Saturday last. This tragedy is fronm the plen of Mr. Sotheby. This piece wants ac- tuon and incident. There ...

... The affair is ftated tv b'e as follbxs: \-b1'd'iel'. Whiftanf went on ?vlonday fc'~ni iht, vwith a party of iadies, fo Drury Lane Theatre. In'thE front row'oF the' box info whkhl til\y vernti fadt a Surgeon in the. arme' with' }fiS-at o'n. 't3oo beirt're ...

... -rlb. beat MN-1r. Ladbroke's Whhiskerandos, rst. 91b. R .M. I Oogs. A rew Opera *vas brought forward en Mon- day night at Drury Lane Theatre, nu-der thbe name of Aldelinorn the Outlvaw. It is the ac- knovsledged production of Mr. Lewis. the well known Author ...

... , but to, the conchlsion of the piece,'-'Aichard. did not appeal'imseU'agcin.' The profits of Mrs. Jordan's benefit at Drury- lane theatre'o Monday nightare stated at I 000' - Oliver' Cromwell[s hlff leather jacket, whichi lie wore at the memorable battle ...

... e's Mul- berry-tree was on Thurfday fold at Mr Ireland's fale. This cup was formerly the property. of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and was, in its rude flate, prefented to Mr Garrick at Stratford upon Avon, at the memorable celebration of the jubilee ...

... one ysifhing the profperity of ;t1, country, can with-hold his tribute of cornimendatita ;to fo laudable an undertaking. e DRURY-LANE TH1EATRE Monday, Mrs Jordan prc1cnted the public A-t three after-pieces for her benefit, in all of which 7h. tpeefomnsed ...

... is now confidered as the moft accomplilbed finger in Europe. The profits of Mrs. jordan's benefit on' Monday I night, at Drury Lane Theatre, are {tated at noonl. A large.fifh was tnkens on Tuefday, in the Bay of Abbotfbury, mealuritig 27g feet in length ...

... June Z4j 2.5, and Jiuly 21, at the Bu4h:Tavern, Britol. AttoernicsMeffts. John and Jeremiah O40rne, BriftL John Rifk, of Drury-Lane, Middlerex, Leather.' Fator and Currier,- To appear jurue a5, July 4, and 2i, at QGildhall, Landon, Attorney, Mfr. 'Bousfield ...