... Nelsen-square, Bliackirrars-3 road.- Ott Wednesday laat'st Weston, near Blath, M.kr. IW. Lovegrove, of til hea''cti-e Royal, Drury-lane. Lie lied been louigitg in the vhillae 5-itte nisonths with the holpes ofl recovering front the ef- fedfts of a rastured ...

... pressing It too clese to her breas ' ' t`c-onsequence of the Jlecease of Itr. 3ohti Chamliers, seve- ye;rs box-keeper at Drury-lane Theatre, about half past zr: o'ilotiton Saturday ntight, a Coroner's Inqsit vvwas-yeastcrdsy held at the Harp public-house ...

... gothis livingby writig petitni, fetters', & f. l9r persons who were in prison. N'itness m-t him itn Suirnday n1ra ht, in Drury-lane; lhe a'-ked Wim to tlke ?? to the ertehlinan of St. Clement Danes. lie accordiriiav tool him, -and the watchroan refusgd ...

... him to open his house for the residue of the year for Dancing and Concerts. His petition was opposed by the Theitres of Drury-lane and Covent garden. Upon the opinion of the Bench being takono a large, majnrlly was in favour of granting the Licence, which ...

... paper was locked tip. spe~ He also was a newsman, and brad a particular round to whichmi lie went, hut which did not include Drury-lane. . mi Cross-cx~aninted by Mr, BAKRRY. The pressmsen and four to I boys have access to this place where the papers are. locked ...

... or he should not have discharged hins at the tinne. GARaETT M'COWAN was charged with uttering counter- feit shillingq in Drury-lane Theatre on Monday night, well- Inowisng them to be such, and was committed for further exa- ruinatiosn. WILLIAM KITSON, ...

... the prisoner fa, and a young woman came to lodge in her house, the former re- presenting himself to-be a performer of the Drury-lane com- of Ipany.,- Having remaineet a few, days and not paying any thing, re she threatened to expose him at the theatre. ...

... insertion of this communica- tion Iam, Sir, vour obedient servant, e 2d Dec. x806, THOS. ClEARY, Sect f = THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening will be performed e- LOVE IN A VILLAGE. s *ouing-Meadows, Mr. Horn; Justice Woodcock, Mr. Dowe ton ; Hawthorn ...

... case. The Jury found their verdId& for the defendant. It is reported that Mr. lATURIN has another trage dy in rehearsal at Drury-lane Theatre, and that it will will be given out for representation some time in Janu- ary. On Friday morning, 6th instant, died ...

... of fidlers, tailors, shoemakers, sailors, impureq, gamblers, and others. Of these shops S. Beitball kept the Coburgh, in Drury- lane. He and his waiter were held to bail, to answer an indidt- nnent at the Sessions, for keeping a disorderly house. Lawrence ...

... Holroyd~, itn Serjeant'a Inn. His eail ?? M~- Bird, auflioneer and btuker, sind- Mr. I Wesc, wire-werkes', in WAych-street, Drury-lane Thed bail of Preston -and' Hooper wero r-ejtfLqed. Watson is lo-w at libaerty.- .A boxcing~ snatch between Kir-ton the Bristol' ...

... Thursday. Saturday evening the body of a female infant was found on the steps of the Lying-in Hospital, Brown- low-street, Drury-lane; it was wrapped in paper, and is supposed to be about three days old. The body was taken to St. Giles's Workhouse. HIGHWAY ...