... beaten out, and fever_i! flajbs _n d_f_.ent parts of his body, is likely to recover. On' Friday laft, Mr. ' Dignutn, of Drury-lane Theatre, whilft contributing to tbe conviviality of a gentleman's party in R.nt, was feszed with a -fudden mental derangement ...

... period. By the R.V.WILI. IAM BETHAM. g_3T Specimens of the ENGRAVINGS fortheBA- RONETAGEmay befeen|it Mutlow_s, Rdffel-court, Drury-lane. . . . NAYLAND, SUFFOLK. By AUCTION hy W. BUNNELL, On Wednefday, the zad of this inft. Jan. 1800, And Two following Days ...

... h, and great grand-children. Toefday the nrw Opera, calklr the 'gvptaan Feflival, waV pufiormed for the firfi time ;It Drury. Lane ITheatre. In the conflrtflion of this Qprera it appears to have been rhe Author's detign o r 'the attention of the fpeflator ...

... in, compliment tro thetBritifb hero of.thc Nile, and is ralled mlte Yel,4a great coat. t Mladame Mviara's engagement at Drury-lane The. atre is at the rate of sogs. a night. To lovers of gardening it may perhaps not be un- acceptable to know, that painting ...

... Vienna. It is in compliment to the Britifh hero of the Nile, and is called the Neifon great coat. Madame Mara's engagement af Drury-lane The- atre is at the rate of 50gs. a night. To lovers of gardening it may perhaps not be un- acceptable to know, that painting ...

... morning, about to o'clock, a fire broke out at an oil-fhop, celonging to Mr. Baynham, the corner of Great Q'ieen-flreet, Drury-lane, whicn, after raging with great violetce for a confuderable- time, was happily got under, after completely def- troying ...

... morning, about two o'clock, a fire broke out at an oil-fhop, belonging to Mr. Ba'ynham,the corner of Great Queenftreet, Drury-lane, which, after raging with great violence for a confiderabie time, was happily gpt under, after completely def- troying the ...

... review. ' , '!*» Ktric. Q_ieen. and the PrincefTes Augufta, EH- ?? Shph'a. and Mary, with their ufual attcnd- ar.ts, honoured Drury-lane theatre laft night with their prefence, to fee the comedy of She Wou'd and She Won'd Mot, and the farceof the Humourift ...

... the abpve place, and lolf Isis eollion by only one vote. Saturday night a nfew Comedy was prefented for the firit time, at Drury Lane Theatre, under tie title of Indifcretion. This piece is the produiaion of -Mr. Prince Hoare, and is free from the paltr1 ...

... the above place, and loft his e!-£_ton by only one vote. Saturday night a new Comedy was prefented for tbe firft time, at Drury Lane Theatre, under the title of Indifcretion. This piece is the production of Mr. Prince Hoare, and is free from the paltry ...

... review. TheKing, QOeen, and the Princeffes Augulfa, Eli- zabeth, Sophia, and Mary, with theirurual attend- ants, honoured DrurY-lane theatre laft night with their prerence, to fee the comedy of She Wbu'd and She Wou'd Notantl the farceof the 1umourift. ...

... the Privy Council, on Saturday proceeded on the examination of witneffes refpecting the alarming event which took place ai Drury-lane Theatre on Thurfday night. The teflimony of Major Ryan and Capt. Wilfon, both ofthe 15th light dragoons, was the moft material ...