... Any. 26. P.dmer, Lynn, Norfolk, draper.— IL J. Collett, City and klataclwster, worchousetnatt—J. Reeve, High Holborn and Drury-lane, carver and gildtr. —C. Newman, Script, Great Cogglisdrill, Etna, and Carosartheinshire, Wacey, Beechstreet, Barbican, ...

... 71tesdays Gazette, ..Iprillo. Robert Ilenesey, Drury-lane, timber-nierehant.—James Gal tier, Park-street, Grmivenor-square, carpenter.—Charles Lesiva. baker.—Richard Wayiling. jun. Ramsey, Essex, butcher.—Jolii. Pinkentan, White Lion-street, Pentonville ...

... Xingstreet, Cheapside.— Matthew Nelms, hearth-rug manufacturer, Back-hill, Ramon -Oa:dep.—James Binion Cooper, fronfounder, Drury-lane.--Oeorge Simon., watch taantifactrarer, King's square, Ooswell-road.—lbb• Hodges Brown, horse dealer, Little Bowden, No ...

... Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Charles Hass, innkeeper, Kingston-noon-Mill. Joseph Glass, licensed vic.ualler, White Hart-street, Drury-lane. Anthony wax-dull manufacturer, High Holborn. henry Mawhood, dealer in lace, High Holborn. Thomas Lawrence, fellmunger, ...

... Mile-end, bookseller and stationer.—W. Butterill, Sheffield, grocer and dour dealer.—J. R. Day, late of White-Hart-street, Drury-lane, licensed victualler. —D. Mackay, late of St. John's, New Brunswick, now of Liverpool, master mariner.—J. Wilson, Jermyn-street ...

... BANK PTCY BCL J. Davies, and R. Ravies, drapers, Chiswell street Ba RUPTS, J, M. Wintle, silversmith, Drury-lane curgeum, Frith-street, J. Ball, tailor, George's- G. Z. White, stone. mason, Hy de. park J D. Binx can, street, Cavendish.square C.D. Leeder ...

... acting in the spirit of our own (hear !). The Duke of OLOITESTER presented a Petition from the Proprietors of the Theatres of Drury-lane and Covent-garden, against the Dramatic Perim mances' Bill. ...

... aged 20, was hanged at Newg.,te, for the wilful murder of his muter, Mr. Bootock, olio was a brass-worker, at Pitta-eourt, Drury-lane, on the 16th of last month. The wretched man mad* a full eonfession. Many thonsands witnessed his eseention; he died after ...

... Turner, upholsterer, New Kond.street. William George Docking, theesemonger, Hampstead. road. Felix Joseph M'Cartby, baker, Drury-lane, Middlesex. Charles Jean Baptiste Pons, batter, Old Bond -street. Middlesex. Thomas Folkea', backneyman, High Holborn. Joshua ...

... —Amor Spoor, tam., and Ammar Spoor, jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builders. Illancauras.—Richard Egan Lee, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, printer.—Joseph Stansbury, St. Matthew'splace, Hackney-told, bookseller.—William Headland, Lomb, Lincolnshire, tailor.—William ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. PTCT IIPhttS[DE.D. Edmund Sandell, Bristol. stay-maker. BANKEUPTR. George Joshua, Rrownlow-street, Drury-lane, currier illlam Inglis, flounilsdltch, cornier Bothell Norris, &dont-street, dreimist Barley and John grans. Lad-lane. ...

... our beloved Queen. On the evening of that day the attempt woo made by one James Hatfield, a lunatic, in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. At the 'neaten! King George the Third entered his box, and was advancing forwards, the auhence rose, as tonal, from respect ...