... defendants Net gone Noma was indilled for Militating David, Steel; on the lad of 011ober. The profecutor isi a cheap baker, in Drury-lane. The defendant had purchafed a loaf on that day Mutt his (hop, which /he returned as not being proper weight; at the fame ...

... TIIATRE-ROYA.I,,DRURY-LANE- rO-IVfORROW • Their THE ' a Ncw,;Pipouinitne,ic 3 l)-ca 1 - IXRLEQICIN AMULET; Or OV NONA'With .I.lmovitibns. KG A Harlequiti. • I Ole EI4AG Not. /On SatuNiiiy, the Trageziy of King Lear. On Mond:PA the Tragedy of Pizarro ...

... 3796 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, January 16, ISot, At* Majeftks Sericite as a Candy, SHE WOI.PD ANDtHE WOU'D Atter the Flay, (15th time), a acw PAlROMitibt, called HARLEQUIN-AMULET ; Or.. THE MAGICK OF MONA. New Scenery, Machinery, ...

... Officer in Hi 3 Majesty's Military : he tatty come to from and, on the 7th of I)ecernher last, he bt,en at' the heAre of Drury- Lane, and he was coming our, in 13ridge'.,.stieet, he felt hirosell hustled i as they term it. Inunetliate. ...

... charge. Biggins Not Guilty. Perry, for picking the pocket of Captain George WalJh of a gold watch. The profecutor had been to Drury-lane playhonfe, and had called a coach at the corner of Bridges-areet ; be had a lady with him, and had jua handed her in, and ...

... Faulconbridge ; Pbi4 Mr. a Jon say; and La 4 A new Play, by a ' 1 he Green-room of ] by Mr. A new Opera, by Spam is amoni Drury.lane. Mr. There has been a tit My of perfons of the f rnob, forthe beiges: orb .ances. The.Gasette 'carrel, and afks of tl 'lcy ...

... following Coors Fankesibri Mr. IL I f and Li* Ca A new Play, by In the day, by Mr. Kasai A new Opera, b Spare. is arm at . Drury-lane. There has been a My of perfons of thi blob, for the Mutt: c awes. The.Gazet inatrel, and of ley do not feel an a beverage— ...

... NUMBER 2599.) _ '~I THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrO.IVIORR OW EVENING, Jan. 20, 180 1, Their Majesties' Servants will THE bOUBLE GALLANT ; Or, THE SICK LADY CUICIS. ' With a New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AMULET ; Or, THE MAGIC OF MONA.. With new Scenes ...

... Mr. KEMBLE's EDITION of PLAYS, As they arc acted at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane: rCYMBELINE, Way of the. World, King John, Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear,' Measure for Measure, Merchant of Venice,_ Much ado about Nothing, Venice reserv l / 4 1, Alexander ...

... the Ball, . DUKE of KENT .w.r.' The illuminations at the West , - End of the 'own were very splendid The Opera House, Drury-Lane, Covent Garden, and the Hay_ tnarket Theatre, shewn brilliantly. St. James's 'Street and Pall-Mall had a very animated ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, J anuary 22, iBor, their servantsrag will set Shaberpesre's Hiftorical JOHN. KING 'lu ng Jan, Mr. KEMBLE ; Huhn% Mr. BARRYMORE. Philip, King of France, Mr. WRODOHTON. Counance, Duellers of Brittany, Mn.SiDDONS ...

... evening, and CORY became his substitut‘ in Kafir,. it is reported, that an Aaress of considerable reputation, belonging to Drury-Lane Theatre, has suddenly lost the sight of one of her eyes. A house in Park-lane, lately occupied by the. E ar l of ABERDEEN ...