... BANKRUPTS. Thomas Williams of Haverford well, Watchmaker. —Nicholas Rooks of Norwich, Carpenter and Tim- ?? —Ifaac Parker, of Drury- Lane, Hofier. ■ — Mitford Flower, of Sunderland, Merchant. — James Weeks, of Ottery St. Mary, in Dcvor.diire, Serge- maker. ...

... Surry, as the fa ft was committed in lhat county. On Friday night lall as the comedy of the Provok'd Wife was performing at Drury lane piayhoufe, a lighted le.pernc was thrown trom the upper-gallery into the pit, *hicii ter- ribly frighten 'd feveral pcifons ...

... three Soldiers were taken up near St. James's for fpeaking treafonable Words. The fame Night there was a great Riot at Drury. Lane Theatre, on Account of the French Dancers performing thete, on which Occafion the Audience was divided into t.vo Panics ...

... * Takes lome Tobacco. He* reads the Play Hill of Zara, 1 a. i i-l which was afled that Evening. A t the Theatre Royal— Drury- Lane— will be prefen-ta-tcd a Tragedy call'd— ■ „H SARAH. 1 m glad tis Sarah— then our Sail may fee ?? - n Nan * efak e'6 Tragedy ...

... to Briltol, where they are to be in G_.rrifon . On Tucfday Night a Prefs-Gang, well-armed, came into the Neighbourhood of Drury-Lane, on an Infor- mation thatfeverr! Sailors, who had Leave of Abfenc., and were not returnee, on board their refpe&ive Ship ...

... thtir Colonel, and foon make as good Soldiers as any of the French. Lafl Monday Night, when the Entertainment was I over at Drury-lane Theatre, fome Gentlemen defired ) that the Chinefe Feflival might be exhibited the next > Evening, on which Mr Garrick ...