... toadefranid his. .sis't'rof eight box .tickets, un- dernrhe pretence that she was sent for thrnm by Mrs. H-I. Siddons; of' Drury-lane Theatre. It was stated in evidence that the Pri- - soner had~ called at Miss Brusnton's yesterday morning, with 2 Mrs. H ...

... -WedrlesdavJ ' se'nnight, at St -eorge's, Bo'msbury, Londnn ,Mr z :hari Kemble, of Covent-Garden theatre, to Missa ?? C-amp, of Drury-Lane.-Thqupday se'nnight, atE4inburgh, Henry. Davidson, Esq. of Hadington, 's Miss Martha .Mary Chi'sholm, ...

... Tavyrn, Liverpool. Attor- nies, Mir. Blaclcstock, St. Mildred's-court, Podiltry, Lond6n; Messrs. Bardswell and Stephensoi', Drury-lane, Liverpool. Henry Edwin Southwell, late of.saxmundham, Sufriclk, r.:.0 ney scrivener; July 28, 29, and Aug. 23, at ten, ...

... merchants [doe J s W. Cleyton, Dockhead, grocer> 2Tso J1. C; Xwebrj.Whitechapel-road, baker . go R. Da-,ey, Ruassell-court, Drury-lane, linen-draper. S ,W Iriagj King-street, H'-armiersniitb, 'sidlualler - s C. Chservet and S. Fletcher, Walbrookt, marech ...

... GuildAAll. Attorney, Mr. L. Williams, Cursitor-street, Chan- cery-laxne. James Smith and Edward Meredith, of Blacktnore-street, Drury-lane, linen-drapers, January 3, 17, and February 7, at ten, at Guildhiall. ' Attorney, Mr. C. Harman, Wine-Qflice- court, Fl ...

... all. Atrorniy, -Mr. L. Williams, Cur.Lorflireet, Cliancery-finie. Jarnestiiith and Edwm'd Mleredith 3imlack more-fireet, Drury-lane, linen drapers, Jai. i, 17, FP5b. 7, at Guild- harl. Attoriiey, !\lr. C. 1larusan, Wine\ Ollice-court, Fleet-fit et. *L ...

... . Hedges and J Brooks5 of Brick-lane, Spitaliields, chee6emnongers-Messrs. G. Grey 1 and J. Kennersley, of Wych-street, Drury-lane, curriers-F. Molloy and W.Coe, of Cannon-street, wipe-toopers-S. Hall, T. Taylor and R. Slater, of Atherton, Lancaster, ...

... kordcy down, Surrey, grocer. WYIlliam Pollard andi Jmes Poljl.ird, of Manchester, cotton-spinners. William Cratiston, of Drury. Lane, l\liddlesex, ciurrier and leather-seIlr. Andlrew Reed, ot.Lower East Smnithiveld, M~iiddlesex, vicinallcr. Andrew B raid ...

... vidualler. Robert Cox, of Castle-street, Southwitik, Sorry, carpenter. James Williams, of Bristol, broker. MWilliam Morley, of Drury-Lane, Middlesex,ware- houseman. John P'arnll, late t-i Manchester, and now or late ol Sheffield, linen-draper. John Coxsey, of ...

... twelvernonth, and fhe remains perfeatly well. Any information of the above fa&t may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilfbury is not accountable for any mixture fold unlefs the words By the King's Patent:' are inferted on ...

... wounded, did not strike till she was in a sinking state. The Linm - was not injured. BANkKRUPTCY- SUPERSEDED. 'Wiliam Harris, Drury-lane, London, Woollen draper, BANKRUPTS. William 'Barker, Bread-street, vwarehouseman, to sur- render Jan. 25, at eleven, Feb ...

... March 26, ateleven, atthe Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attorney, Mr. Blakelock, Temple, Loudon. John Maclachlan, 11arford-place, Drury-lane, cabinet- maker, Feb. 20, 27, March 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Surman, Golden-square. Caleb Whital, Fencho ...