... 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 ...

... Wilson, »*f Chcshunt, Hertford, malt•ter and cornfauor, Guildhall, l.ondon. June 5. Samuel ucrslcy, Wbite-Horsc. Yard, Drury- Lane, woollen-draper, Guildhall, London. Cfrlif'mtrt ranted nr brforf bib June, William Thompson, r»f Alton, Southampton, s ...

... from the cclebriied Comedy of TrE, POOR GENTLEMAN. The Part of Dr. ALLAPOO by Mr. BANNISTER, jon. from 1he Theatre Roval, Drury . Lane. To f eb ¢ivhsiI be added, the Meilal Entertairment of TH-IE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Thle Part of Lnto by Mr. BANNISTER. BERKSHIRE ...

... Chippendale, of Salifbury Square. At Kentifh Town, Mrs. Grevi;le, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre.-Mrs. Gaudry, relic of the late Mr. Gaudry, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.-Mr. James Booth, Poulterer, in Aldgate, after two hours ?? her lodgings in Holborn ...

... DEATH. oc on T hurfdsy evening, two We Append to have a difpute over q Ato the ftree t to decide the quarrel he Yn, t “» in Drury Lane. A Tay- er Pene © pafs by with a, bundle of he Suen Tm > 8nd which hewas carrying tay, ¥ tlander to hold his bundle hy. ...

... dduca'red-iin the Stinday'Sch6ols in' that t''wn * We Iearnsfrhie celeb'rated Mr. BAN N XTER,rjIB1. fi'onmrh6 'Thcatre Royal, Drury Lane, is en~- gaged for three nights at t'le Readings here, and that he will tiiake liis firif appeariance on Mpnday nest, ii ...

... throughout the day ins every part of the metropolis; and at ?? a very brilliant difplay of fire-works took F1ace from the top of Drury Lane Theatre. The illumninations were general, and of the moai fplen. did and tafleful defcription. To this part of the joyous ...

... writing. He returns the autumn. The accident that befel Palmer on Friday night, during the peiforrnance of Cvmbeline at Drury- Lane, arofe from the conflict between him and Charles Kemble the charadeis of Cloton and Guiderius. It was no fault of the latter ...

... inrerven- tion of any diftihtt material poifon. Mrs. Jordan's jewels were flolen out of her car- rage, a few evenings fuce in Drury lane; but the villains were next morning talien into cultody by the Bow-ftreet Officers, wh le in the act of di- viding the fpoil ...

... Cariden will deprive us of her perfbrmancei mpre than next week.: r. T. Collins has.' beet- ?? weeks fince engaged, for Drury Lane. - S-3TJItDAY, AtUtUST 21. ' The Chancellor of the Exchequer and his fadnly are it Eafibov.rne. His Royal: Higlhnefs the ...

... detent-looking women among them, he concluded that the crowd and preffure were only occafioned by the cempany coming from Drury Lane Theatre, till putting his hand into his pocket ishortly af- terwards, he found he had been robbed of a valuable (nuff. box ...

... that Mrs. ing hepn i * {cc ...