... © -~ April-5, 6, May 6, at_the Blae Posts inn, PPortsmouth.— Attornéy, Mr. Poulden, Portsea. = - d ? | Joséph Croton, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, linen-draper, g | Aprit 1,8, May 6, at Guildball.—Att. Mr. Tagg, London. LONDON, March 25. - - IMPORTANT INFELLI ...

... be acompanied on intmpe ¥ €AI Miann- 4+.0 by Mr. Kellner, jun. from s woteni coneerts; and Mr. Powell, of cucacre-Royal, Drury-Lane, will give the “rne L oxpectation is excited from L uoted exertions of the sbove Mivesty o At A oLB EuONn Lls genfleme, ...

... Halifax. 1« ¢ Phos - Woudy. of Yorkéive, mcrchant, fimm M % J’:l:l’mfli”“ it - field.: de. lock, T § - Jphn Machlachian, ok Drury-lane, m pet-nnaker, Feb. 30, 33, 36, at Guldhigll, — -Aueracy, Mr. &Arms&m:-hm~ i 1 » Caleh. Withall, of Finchurgh-fircet,.. ...

... | .‘ 13, at-the Dog and Duck tavem, Kingston-upon- Attornies, Messrs. Picard and €o. Hull. .~ Thomas Hawkins Patten, of Drury-lane, Middles ; taaller, April'B, 18, May 13, atGuildhall.—Attorn - Jeys, Charlotte-street, Londou. \ John * Leach, Turnham-green ...

... genn&' fircet, [St. James’s. .lagle, Cheapfide. w-ciofs-ftect, Smithfikld. 3, * ‘igncr-dtreet, Somers - fircet, Middlefex . e Drury-lane. Vi Clerk ! S iam, M atthe S 29. ' i‘m‘ j.*aul 30.¢ the Church. ' 3. Thomas Worcelter, Hal i R W gl public-houfe, Skin ...

... part of the evidence yefterday was the pti. mander of his Mejedly's % Anjon, to Euvan ’l'om‘o acquaintanges. Some of the Drury.lane Nepean, Efz. dated at jea, the yeth April, 1800. | band, aud others, were alfo examined, as to the BEG yow will be pleafed ...

... we-had -now-infi' er, our (alely was gone. and ~ Was 1 Bedford fireet, woollen-drapers, at Gulidhall. —B, J. Norton, of Drury-lane, viclualler, at Gu idhall — 18: R. Borford, of Finlbury-fquare, fallor, at Giild ball.=Jan, I§s. J. Weit and T. Davies, ...

... wixfi but little molestation in the ppr uit of their object. On Saturday cvening, atsix o'clock, the wall at the east end of Drury-lane Theatre, fell with a tremendous crash, on the side next Drury-lape, and several houses were completely buried in the ruins ...

... John Senior, of Broad-coust, Drugy- Aanc, mongey-{crivener, .at Guildhajl.—XNov. 27. “Edward Meredith, of Blackmoor-ftrect, Drury-lane, linen-draper, at Guijdhall.—Degc. 1. Sa:e.el Greenwood, of Newman-fireet, Oxford-ftrcet, coachmaker, at Guildhall.—Nov ...

... hosier, at Guildhall.—April 25. ~W. Marshall, Newarkupon-Trent, draper, at Guildhall.—May 30, A, Hetherington, and J. Mackic, Drury-lane, perfumers, at Guildhall.—April 4. A. Read, Caroline Mews, stable-keeper, at Guildball.—March 28. W. Watson, Great Camb ...

... Chatham-place, merchants, |at Guildhall.—2l. J. Fossey, of Dunstable, straw-hatmanufacturer, at Guildhall.—3. W. Lowe, of Drury-lane, chabinet-muker, at Guildhall.—2%. W. F. Ogilvie, of the 'Minories, druggist, at Guildhall.—2l. .C. Shaw, J. Gra\bham; and ...

... turer, at Guildhall.—23. W. Hea‘thaw, of St. Catharine’s, near the Tower, lime-merchant, at-Guildhall.—2. W. Morley, of Drury-lane, warchouseman, at Guildhall.—26, W. Hora and R. Jackson, of Redcross-street, Southwark, rectifying distillers, at Guildhall ...