... London, Merchants. - Robert Williams, of Abingdon-Buildings, Weft- minfter, Wharfinger. Edward Setchall, of Whke-Hoife-Yard, Drury- Lane, Dealer and Chapman. William Cokayne, of the Parifh of St. Dunftan, Stepney, Merchant. Henry Bowman, late of Pennington-ftreet ...

... On Sunday Night one of the Dancers belonging to Drury-Lane Playhoufe, was fet upon in Bow-ftreet by fome People unknown, who gave him ten Wounds in the Back witha Dagger Stick, and made off; the poor Man was carried to a Houfe in the Neighbour- hood, ...

... received Orders tobe ready to embark the Beginning of next Month. On Tuefday Night a Painter ftanding by a Bonfire near Drury-Lane Playhoiife, having fome Words with the Mob, he was puflied into the F'.se. and, though directly taken out, was fuffocated ...

... miffed him with a handfome Gratuity. During his Refidence in London he was carried to fee King Richard 111. performed at Drury-Lane Playhoufe, and it was expetted either that the Novelty and' the Splendor of the Show would have fixed him in Aftonifhment ...

... they grow older and ftrong enough, turn Houfe-brcakers, Street-Robbers, and Highway- men. ' On Tuefday was performed at Drury-Lane Theatre, for the firft Time, Barberoffa, faid to be wrote by William Shirley, Efq; the Tyrant who is the Subjeft of this ...

... Fellow died on Friday. The Villains are _r Hertford Goal. Sunday fev'hight fome Words arofe between two Taylors at a Hoafe in Drury-Lane, and a Scuffle en- fuing, one of them was fo bruifed, that he died on Wednefday laft. The Coroner's kqjueft bave bro't ih ...