... the Duke of Welangton; and the sneer the reporter has been pleased to make, respecting Mr. Y6unger being a pensioner on Drury Lane Theatre, The sagacious writer, in the first instance, has mixed up the observations of another speaker with those used by ...

... -7as B-lnowt Jones, of New Bond Street, Middleflx-, lFruiterer, Dec. 21, 24, and Jan. z5, at Guildhall.-JYsbhn JPul~s, of Drury Lane, Middleex, Grocer, (furviving partner of An..7 Naibhy, dlceafed) Dec. I,, ;,I, andl I an. 2S, at Guild- hall. - William ...

... John, Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch- street iroulmono-er. ANDnaEws, iclnly, Angel-piace, lslingtou, plumber. DELF, John, Drury lane, linen-draper. GOULTY, JOlln, Stangawe, mast-tuaket. PARRY, Jubti Dixon, Ma1nchester, sharebroker. IGHTEOOT, ThomTas, N ...

... Helen's, printer. RLchard Eadnall, jun. of Ashbenharstt Hall, Staffordshire, dealer. R. kV. idlliston. of the Theatre Royal, Drury l.ane, bookseller. Henry Walker Wood, John Walker Wood, and Matthew Walker Wood, of vVakefield, woolstaplers. Richird Dallys of ...

... suite, accoimpaniied by the Danish Amnbassador and suite, set off at eleven o'clock for Canterbuvy. His Majesty hoitoured Drury Lane Theatre wvith his presence on Wednesday eveningt, arnd ?? received with the most enthusiastic applause. Stean Packets are ...

... slone mason ELLIS, C., Easthoafly, Sussex, grocer N1AUNDER. William, Peel-place, Kensington favel- pits, baker NORMAN, V. Drury lane, baker IYR[G ItT, W, ClarkNorlattd Square, Nottiughillship ow ner JONEtR W, A4eley, Esex, nanufacturer of agricul- tural ...

... thieatrical wiarr'angeients fo+k the M next season. Mr. Younge (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) is the leading tragedian; Mir. Johun Lee (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, stage-manager for thle late Mr. Kean), of the Wrindsor Theatre, a gentleman conversant ...

... in the Giltfpur Street Compter, London) Broker, Ooher %6, November a, and 30, at Guild- ?? Rcsieon and 7,r5n 16betfon, of Drury Lane, Mliddlefex, Grocers, O&olber a6, November a, and 3o, at Guildhall.-,7oia White and Wm. Perniboueh both of Manchefter, Calico ...

... TO SURRENDER.-Rob. Cox, of Caftle Street, Southwark, Carpenter, May 23, 30, and June 3o, at Guildhail-Williani Morley, of Drury Lane, Warehoufeman, May 26, 30, and June 30, at Guild- ?? Williams, of. Lriftol, Broker, May 27, June 6, and 3o, at Guildhall-Peter ...

... Bridge. Street, Covent Garden, Cheefemonger, Nov. 214, , .and December .sz, at Guildliall.-Rd. Davey, -.af R~uffel Court, Drury Lane, Linen Draper, Nov. - , ?? and Dec. so, at Guildhall.-Anltot1y Collis, of .fle End Road, Ship Osners Nov. z5, 25, and Deceinber ...

... cefler, to be by them elefted Bithop of that See. BANICRar Ts.-Wilaw Do/kler, of Winchefter, Inn- holder. -A. Smith, of Drury Lane, Baker. - George Wrigley, of Matley, Chefter, Hatter. - 7ohn Rideing, of Uverpool, and ?? Leaver, of Manchetler, Mer. chants ...

... being prefenred to their Majeflies, as they retired from Drury Lane.- le ftill continues to 'draw crowded honfes to Covent Garden, and on Monday he will snake hi irfil appearance at Drury Lane. Price of StcAs shis Day at One oC~locfJ 3 Per Ct. Red. 5S ...