... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. .._____ ~ - . • . . ' _ _ . - ...

... Chorufles, by • George Colman, Efq. The,Dialogue from a Publication by J. Scales, Efq. As performtd• at the Theatre Royal, Drury . .Lane, upwards of fifty Nights Lift Seafon with the molF unbounded Appla.ufe, Admiration, and Attraaion. • Caffixri Baba (the ...

... trentendous peal i Until three o'clock, but the rain had not fub- . fided until fix. A man was ft-tick . with, the lightning Drury Lane, and carried to the 'of .Mr. Skillet, but he had not fultained any material injury. The rain fell in fuch torrents as t ...