... failed from i\etvport, in Rhode Ifland, on the of November lalf, having on board the Envoys bound to Europe. Mr. Dignum, of Drury.lane Theatre, was feized on Friday lad with fit of delirium, and, we are forty to hear, has ever continued in mental (late of ...

... tranflated by Bensjasin Tbonpmfn, Efq. contain- ing the STRANGER, a Play, in five Als, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane i from the German of AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. On the ait of February will be published No. II. which will contain the Tragedy ...

... Mifs TowNsivrii. N. B. The above Romance is brought forward with In; entire new Scenery and Drefihs, after- the manner of, Drury-Lane. The Scenery by Mefirs. BANKs and' r CLARSC. The Decorations by Mr. HAavy. -I This Piece will be performed ievery Efening ...

... fword is emblematically poortrayed the tyt of Providthci lookicv Briitjo fi The beautiful chamber between his Majefly’i Drury Lane Theatre and the faioon whs much admired by the royal family flight. ic lined with white fatin, richly fringed with gold ...

... regions the Clerk the Peace, order that may be rendered as convenient as for the affiles. Tbe attractions of Pizarko, at Drury- Lane, are in no degree ; not even tbe novelty of Speed the Piougk, nor the indilpoiiuon of can affect them, as appeared the ...

... CABINET, - ' Reprefenthig an Emblematic Tranfpaxent Painting, u executed by Mleffis. BAN;sS and CLARrE, of-the SIhaetre Royal Drury-Lane. 'The Song- Little Ifland, by Mr4-ATTo0.. Hulting Song, by Mr. BARxsNrr. he With tle Farce of f THE JEW AND THE DOC;TOR ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Tluirfday night the Royal Family went to fee The CAan- Aefline Marriage, and the new faice, Of Age ‘lomurrow, with both of which they highly dclighud. The King plauded Decamp very much in her long in the latter, and the piece was extiemely ...

... for the The fg t , (the Jew) and ‘Lingo in the Agreeable Siirprife, that night only, by MR. DOWT O N. From the re Royal. Drury Lane. 'fcw Cujlom-houje, Dover Feb, 19, 1800. , vv Hereas it has been reprefented to the Com* iT his Majcfty’s Cuftoras, that ...

... fuftains his pretenfions with uncommon impudence, and offers to Garrick his protcttion, if he wifhes to prefent himfelf to Drury-lane theatre. At length, the London manager having caufed Garrick to be purfucd, his facta is arretted in his place, and the ...

... o'' e the eveninz ai Addrcfs appropriate to the oc» Af, be fpoken by Smith and Mrs, Worthington. Mr. of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, j offers his fervice* tKs occafioft, provided his engage town will allow him. ■ °ors to opened at fix, and begin at feven ...

... Addrcfs appropriate to the occafion will be fpoken by Mr Smith and Mrs. Worthington. N. B. Mr. Dowtok, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, very obligingly offers his fcrvices on this occafion, provided his engagements in town will allow him. Tickets to be had ...

... rounds in Broad-court, Bow-it reel, he was alarmed cry of tire. Following the found, he came the lower end Duke's Court, Drury-lane,'wben a man, much intoxicated, accolfed bun by faying, be was fure adjoining houfe was burning, bad accidentally put his ...