... -anount of 300,oool - Laft week at Bath, in her 7oth year, Mr'. Hopc k;;ns, loang known to the public as sit 'a'refr st Drury-Lane Theatre. On Saturday fe'nnight, Mr AMatthew Fitte-, r4 Green-lIreet, Deriteqd,Bi'niinghari ; ie went sc b' iin good health ...

... four o'clock in tfe ?? dirorder was the gout in the flomach.- Of a dropfy, Mr. Sedgwick, lng known as a vocal performer at Drury-lane theatre. - Lately, near Cadleiib, Devon, Mr. Pearce, aged go. In a concealed part of the houfe 60oo guineas and half guhie3s ...

... C on of' the lat.,S Rev. Mr. Wchelier all of tlsiaplare. *r. ' On Sunday fe'oinight' Mns Pownll, wife of- Mr Pnwell, of Drury Lane, anid formcrly of the-Thvarre.' Dn$ Roy4l, il this rawn. of On Wertnefilay, -at Market Weigh-orn,' Mr.- H1 P- the Birkett ...

... Pattcras church, Middleset, Thomas Couits, E-q. of loondon, halker, to Miss Harriet Mellon, of Holly Lodge, Highgate-late of Drury-lane theatre. Miss; Mellon, by her marriage. becomes the mother-in-law oif the Dowager Countess of Guildford, thie Dowager M ...

... amegti~sluss, iWC-, thbe sanme d4y, and Qgerly -it- the ,s.e,,hour Mr. ;&elf+ hubg; Palmner- a!* ooftb at)Dramntic Cnorpseof~Drury-lane. tJii} Mr; P. w as. t he oldest perfornie5, ;tt, presge~n~t-pue th age, ti er$ ,nd t~hrot~gh a bung gd71,;,clitfrprreservt~d- ...

... Ireland. On Monday lRst, at his house in Bury St Edmund's, William Smith, Esq. in the 89th year of his age, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre. Larely, at St. Domingno BiilaudVaretdneathieiangsinarT coJleague of Rohespierre. BARTON FERRY BOATS SOil from hence ...

... Rotrinsoti, of Clerhoris, and mother to Mrs. Pudsey, ol tbis tovrn. On Tuesdriy evening, highbly resp~ected, Mr. Knuigtl of Drury-Lane Theatre, formerly of this circuit, rand fatt~er to sMr. H. Knight, et present of nur Theafre-Royal. On Wednesday last, at ...

... On the 2d nil. at New York, suddenly, Mr. Jam. Kirby, the celebrated panloniime clown, formerly of the Theatre. Royal,. Drury-lane, Loadou, and late of the Circus3 Ner york. -r I I ...

... at St. Pisncras New Chnich, Mr. Edward Koight, 'on of the late ComedIan, to Miss Mary- Ann Povey, of the Theatre Royal,,Drury.Lane. :.Tbey proceed immediately to America, where the lady has made a very aedvantigeous engagnement. Lttely, Mr.- Russell, ...

... country uolt-,. vi al mately gave it. Her firit appeatance in London wa~j , i,I Portija, in the 71terehant of Vesi'icmm,at Drury-Lane 'hietre, fo ts on tPriday, the 29th of Djecember, 1775. She afterwards ' s- appeared as the Queeee' to Garrick's Rflchaid ...

... accident sooner occurred. This gen- a tlenran, it will be in the recollection of our readers, mar- s ried Miss Mordaunt, of Drury-lane theatre; he was but s 21 yearsof age, and his widow is barely yet 19. ...

... Russell-square, in the 74th year of his age, Jos. Shepherd Munden, Esq.~ formerly of the Theatres Royal Cooent- garden and Drury-lane. Gaette was publishd A supplement to the LO d fl Gations *as pgbell e d l ags t week, containing pr ae a iNations fur a ...