... Shadwell, grocer, May 1, 8, and June 8, at ten, at Guildh-lfl. Solicitors, Mlessrs. Amory and Co. Lothbury. J. Gray, of Drury-lane, commnission agent, May 8, 15, and June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Willett, Token- htnsee-yard. T. Deakin ...

... ihubrtas Evans,,of . oventry-street, ?? i7, Jaurtes arisrdr late of Angel-6ouirtThrogmoron-atrsot, ?? r .1o, Wiilian Lovwe, of' Drury-lane, ca'bnot- ?? Stt 3 Robert Soanes, of Maot-lane, and Nvw-cross, Deptrornl, ?? ii' ?? ts, lohn Wkroe, of I rryuhi-idgae ' ...

... REJEOTED ADDRESSEBS- The little vulunm in qucstioii, one of the luckiest hits in literature, appeared on the re-opening of Drury-lane Theatre, in October, 1812, the ilea having tl'oen casualtly started by the lhtc Mr. Ward, searetary to the theatre, exactly ...

... December r,, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. W;ISOD, Klng's Bench Walks, Temple. IV.obert Thomson, of Craven-buillt'rgs, Drury-lane, dealer, ~wtember rts, x1 anl December 53, at one, at Guildball. At.- torney, Mr. 110asfield. Boaverie-street, Fleet-stteet ...

... occasion. After the Opera, a FA- VOURITE BALLET. Boxes and Ticeets to be bad at Madame Pasta's, 3, Old Burlington.etreet. DRURY-LANE THEATrE.-'J his Evening will be presented, LOVE FOR L(VE. Sir Sampson Legend, MAr. Dowton ; Valentine, Mr. Vallack; Foresight ...

... 'IThe Or,; tirivi, whiclio Lve been conducted forsomoe timehly Sir GtEUkGL SlArIr at Covcnt-gRaden, and by Mr. Bistior at DrUry-lane, in a spirit of fair aud hunourable rivalry, are iu future to be unitr the solk0 directiou of Mr. BiSHoP at thr two houses ...

... The health of the Duke of Cambridge, the President of the Fund, which was drunk wiltl three times three. Mr. Harrison, of Drury-lane, wAs then introduced, and sung Remember me, the favourite air from The Bokec vdiala Girl, ia which he was rapturously ...

... be lent Uponl pledges, Blue Coat Coale-elhtuse, 2,eotool00. for ercting salt uaos iii Holy Island, Johi'sa Coffee-borei. DRURY-LANE TIH1EA'TlRE.-This Evesinig will be pr.'iitcd, THEi AhEtI'Y WVIVES °F VWINDSOIR. Sir Jdint Fal- taff, Ir. Te~rry (lila Ist ...

... , there was a host of other tradesmen who came forward to'make additional slharges.a Among these were John Robinson, of Drury-lane, F Grocer ; Baker, -a carpenter ; William Edgar, of Princes-'treet, Harldver'square, Taylor; and such a B number of others ...

... Evening will be per. formed, the Opera of LA CLEMENZA DI TITO.-After which, the Ballet of LE SIClLIEN; ow, LVAmaut Peintre. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-'I his Evening will be presented, THE POOR OENTLEMAN.-After which, THE CIUTIC, COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.-This Evening ...

... John, North Amerca, merchants- 1{. Matthews, J. Matthews, S. Martthews, and S. Lafone, of Liverpool-R. Oats and J. (ats, of Drury-lane, cabinet-makers ?? Ilrotherton and A. Smith, of Barnsley, Yolrlshire, dyers -H. Midigley, of Collinghamn, and T. Pullen ...

... rental o~f 2;yl Oertt45i BY Mr. CAiNSDP.LL, at the Auction Mitt-A i ; tate, cornprising Four Dwellingt-hbuse, No,.t t ?? Drury-lane, ler to ten~ants at will, ait cents atnsir;tifqi per santm, beld for 922 yeara, at a peppercorncren1q X ARKETS. CORN ...