... males females —total inhabitants A Tragedy calleJ Julian and Agnes, was performed for the firft time on Saturday fe'nnight, Drury-Lane Theatre.—lt is the production Mr. Sotheby, and was favourably received. new Comic Opera, the Blind Girl, a Receipt for Beauty ...

... of public notaries. Adclmorn. the Outlaw, a new romantic drama, to l>e the produdion M. G. Lewis, has been brought out at Drury-lane. The fcenery and are extremely captivating. Every quarter of gl.ibe will now rapidly the ireftimable advantages of Cow-Pox ...

... laft Saturday and James for dealing lead; have been committed to fine* our laft. The prircipaj proprietor of the theatre Drury-lane has, at length, made arrangefnent in iujhce luili keep pace with gennofity. He retains L a year. his fon allots 500). The ...

... loweft officer, ‘rom every employment in the Executive which depends on him. The following performers, it is faid, quitted Drury-lane Theatre at the conclution of latt fon, viz. Mrs. Powell, Mits Biggs, Mifs Mel- lon, Mifs Heard; Corry, Wewnzer, and Caul- ...

... and Mr. Billborro-.v. They were affiled by the Mr. Hamilton'scompany, and detachments from the Cheltenham, Stamford, and Drury-lane Theatres. The was molt maiterly throughout, and great plealure to a very numerous and well leledleJ audience. Previous the ...

... Sneridan has contented to write an Opera. linceiely hope this report may prove well founded, as that cafe the frequenters of Drury-lane Theatre may expe& treated with ftnfe well asfound. foniewhat extraordinary, that while the play of Deaf and Dumb was performed ...

... yearlings, of which there were 163 pockets, was from sl. to si. rss. Mr. Sheridan has finally dilpofed of the fourth part of Drury-Lane Theatre for 25,0001. Mr. Richardfon is the purchafer, and the money is already depofied in the hands of Mr. Coutts, the ...

... Billington at both theatres is, it is faid, follows She is to perform alternately till new opera is brought forward at Drury-lane; (he is then fing one month exclufively at that theatre. At the end of that time returns to Covent Garden for a month, fupport ...

... laid to ready for lea. ,Mt>'Paget hat left Paris, and proceeded Vienna. The Parliament was ycllcrday prorogued to oaober. 6 Drury-Lane Theatre opened on Saturday with Richard the Third, and No Song no Supper, which performances had relpettable auendancc. ...

... her attention to the /portrng Hne. She ii engaged for three htats the Wakefield Theatre, where defcribed as the Lady from Drury-lane, who was fo favourably received at the late York Races. BEDFORD RACES. Thurfday, Sept. 10, the VVooburn Stakesof togs ...

... Militia, three divifions, have niaichetl Colchefter Barracks. Mr. Sheridan, it is laid, to write ar. opira and a coined) f..r Drury-lane; but we aieccnccnieil to i that lie has not yet go: far the title ether. ...

... to whofe fervices we are indebted for the return of that invaluable bleffing, “ Peace.” The entertainments carcluded at Drury-lane theatre in the midft of the ftorm, which roduced & d coffee the greateft confternation in the crow rooms and lobbies, where ...