... nearShrewfbury—Mr.Proffit, of A ldr)dge, to Mifs Adams, of Walfall.—Thurfday, at Whetftone, Leicefterfhire, Mr. W. Bowler, of Drury - Lane, London, to Mifs Ann Perkins, eldeft .daughter of Mr. J. Perkins, of the former place. DIED.] Lately, in America, Sir Peyton ...

... Thurlow. Portrait of the King. Bermondfey Priory. Weft India Docks. The Ealt India Houle. Bank of England. Harrow on the Hill. Drury Lane Theatre. The London Dock. 'Greenwich Hofpital. •rho Maniion Houle. Kenlington.Palace. The Britifh Mufeuin. Weltminfter Abbey ...

... Royal, Drury Lane) who is engaged to perform here three W ee k. • , Touchltone (the . Clown) Mr. M'CREADY ; Jacqu6s, Mr. FIAR ; Orlando, Mr. Jo NES (his Appeal-a:tee here) Oliver, Mr. KING; Duke Senior, Mr.. (late of the Theatre )?ua!, Drury Lane) Adam ...

... (third Time) a new Farce, called • THE WEATHERCOCK. • Written IP)? J. T..Alliugham, Efq., and performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of lixty Nights with univerlid Applaufe. Trittram Fickle, Mr. WE'CitrAnY; Old Fickle, Mr. HARLEY ; Briefwit, Mr ...

... till the whole is' conipleted, of the felea DRAMA: or, a Colledtion of Plays, which are aelcd at tli Theatres Royal,' Drury. Lane; Covent Garden, and 1-laytharket regulated from the Prompt Books, by Permillion of the nagers. OF THE WOEK Every Number ...

... Mr. Corn. Withfpltidid new Scenery, magmEncent charaacrffic Drefes and Decoratibns as , performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of so Nights this Seafon with unprecedented Applatfe, Admir,:aion; AttraSion. ACT I. CHARACTERS IN CHINA. - • ...

... weekly) of a new Wroik, entitled THE BRITISH THEATRE; or, a Coll e di o n o f Pl a y s which are acqed at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket. Printed 'tinder the Authority and by Perrnillion of the Managers, from the -Prompt Bock With ...

... --- The Part of Leonora by -Mifs HOLLOWAY, From tha Drury Lane,Geing berfyi Appearancehre Leander, Mr. JAME S Mtalgo, Mr. LANCASTER; and Don Diego by Mr, Coo Kr,_fron: the7hea.tre Royal, Drury Lane, being .hi.r . firfl Appearanc e here this Se3 J . Cm- ...

... Corti. Withip!erfr new Scenery, ntarnificent cbarafierillic Dries and Decoraticn,e, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of 50 Nights this Seafon with unprecedented Applaufi, adtniration, and 4ttraaion. • . ACT I. CHARACTERS IN CHINA ...

... St. George's, Bloonabury, London, Mr. Charles Ketnble, of Covent Garden Theatre, to Mifs De Camp, of - the Theatre Royal, Drury_Lane.-Thurfday fe'nnight, at Coventry, Mr. Cattell, tilkman, to Mifs Cole,-elde'ft daughter of Mr. Cole, furgeon, of that city ...

... German' Drama of Kotzebue, and adapted tc, the Englifh Stage by R. B. Sheridan, Efq. sOerforrued . at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with univErfal Applaufe and Attradtion. With all the original Scenery, Machinery, Music, Dre.fses, _ and Deccratlons. The ...

... Corti. Withfplendid new Scenery, magn!ficent charaacrylic Dr'les end Decorations, as performed at . the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, upwards of so Nights this Seafon with unprecedented Applaufi., Admiration, and Attraaion. .._____ ~ - . • . . ' _ _ . - ...