... We~dnefsy, she 30thL infruantatetre o'clock, S Sybflantial FREEHOLD HOUSE, defir- 1 ably lituate, No. 8, the Upper End of Drury-lane, near Holborn. The l'rensiles confilt of two rooms on each hosts, three itories high, kitchen in the hatenacnt, groozd yards ...

... Meflrs. Jaqucs, Hatton-garden. REN 1 ERS SHA.RE, DRURY-LANE THEATR. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Meffi's.-TAQUES, FIV E HUNDRED POUNDS BUILD- A. ING SUBSCRIPtION SHARE in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, for an unexpired term of 9z years,- pro- ducing ...

... antage of having upwards of 7a feet frortag- ?? t he River. Enquire at No. 64, PAiI lall. t-10 LET, in the Neighbourhood of Drury-lane, a convenient HOUtSE, Nvith large and fmall Cellars, at prclint occupied in the Coal and Potatoe Bulinefs.- Ttvewtty-lih ...

... receive Ten Guineas reward.-N. B. Payment is flopt. DRURY-LANE anrl CIVFNT--GARDEN THElATRES. W ANTED to PURCHASE, the Priv!eye of V AD)MISSTON once a week to tither or both of the THIATRES ROYAL, DRuRY-LANE and Coverji- GA RDaEN during the feafon. Addreaso ...

... HEREAS the Society of Joiirneymer TRY- lorsilately held at the White Herfe, Whito&Horfe Yard, have moved to the Craven Head, Drury Lane, oppo-' fite White Hart Yard, where Mafters may 'depend'on be- ing ferved, with good MEN, by Day or Piece, attd the giretX't- ...

... FREEHOLDS, Drury-lane, and L3 ASEI-LOLDS, Gof- well-titcet, and Spital-fields. l?, ,NVir. SMl'T'}Lj At Garravray's, ?? O- oio W. at i2 o'ciock, in Lots, r HREH EI fubdtantiad FREE-1OLDDWELL. I INC, HOUSES, eligibly fituate No.5, 6,and 7, Drury- lane, near ...

... Ahbbts refidence, every mtorn'g, from half paft fiven till ten, and in th- evening from feven till ten. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HE OLD - RENTERS of this THEA- TRE wiU pleafe to take Notice, that the Payment of theirrefperdlive Rentsare unavoidablyPosrPo ...

... Room, in Pall Mall, on Thbrfdaynext, at one, Subatantial FREEHOLD HOUSE, defir- 1 ably fituate, No, 8, the Upper E rnd of Drury-lane, nwar 14.1bo'i. 'I'hc Prerrifes confift of two rooms on eachfloor, tbree- Iories high, kitchen in the bafement, good yards ...

... ic town and country, as well as at Air. T. Peacock's, Woollen-drapet, 136, New Bond-ilrcct. Mr. . Stdbbing's, Ditto, 94, Drury-lane. Mr. W. Gafkill's, Ditto, 4, Il.inoriec. . 'I'he LAST WVEEK.; V ERY GREAT BARGAINS are now fel- ling; by Order of the Truftees ...

... eltinery, Drefle9, and Decorations, ca;led KING CJESAR, or tile NESGRt SLA'V.s-Bypermi3llon of the Proprietors o, the ?? Royal, Drury-lane, an intire New Paltoral ballet, got tip under the clirection of Mr. Byrne, called The TRUE 1L0'ER's KNOT (tor that night ...

... aat.lloityv nf thie Molt N'ole the h'lareluiv of SALS- Yt, .ind tith Pcrnifflon of the Proprietora of the h.aerr' Royal Drury-lane, Covent-Garden, and the ;F rtr? c CrFIT of Mr. BANNISTER. Tqf IATRFRP'ZOVAL, HAY-MIAREP r. `i WEDNESDAY next, will be prefented ...

... rtnt of 41. 1eL pcr annuim. 'lhe Bankrupt's Eftate and Intereft in Four Leafefoli Hoors, No. t,7, 3,4, it l-larford-place, Drury-lane ?? to cfponfiiile tenants at wvill, at tool. per annuml, held for a term, of which 36 ycars were unexpired at Miolfuinuer ...