... March 23, 24, April 22, at the King’s-Head ina, Gloucester.—Attornics, Messrs. Wilton, Gloucester. | John Charles Finch, Drury -lane, tavern-keeper, March 14, 1, April 22, at Guildhall.=~Attorncy, Mr. Bower, London. John Gurney, Acre-lane, Surrey, carpenter ...

... paper, that those very extraordinary Boys, Ma.ters Durovset and Huckle, who have deservedly gained so much celebrity at Drury Lane Theatre, and since its destruction at the Lyceum, in the Strand, are so soon as Friday next, to show their astonishing powers ...

... ary as it may appear, it is a fact, that on piercing into the rubbish on Monday morning, on the Russell-street side of Drury- lane Theatre, a body of fire, and immense volumes of smoke, | burs: forth, to the astoni-hment and terror of the teighbowhood ...

... Guildhall.—ll. G. Harstreet, hosiers, at Guildha'l.— Tewer-hill, chart-seller, at o Low rSeon ersgate-street, cabinet-maker, e, ‘Drury-lane, cabinet-maker, Christian, High-street, Mary -leidhall.—Aug. 5. T. Salter, Triuildhall.—Nov. 14, J. Bullock, ine-merchant ...

... Littler and lleal’vj, Stratford, c¢alico-printers. J. and C, I.:mzdcll., Leicestor, hosiers. i F. and J. Wilcke.| Russeg!-st Drury-lane, bakers. Foster and Tay Newport, plumbers, &e. Davis, Butt, and Co. Davis's Wharf, Southwark. Birtles and Harrisun, Manchester ...

... 52d and 92d regimenis have gone into mourning, the former for Sir John ;\!\f.?n{?md thidinuter for Colonel Napier. dsd s . DRURY-LANE THLATRE destroyed by FIRE. Last night, about eleven o'slock, a-fire broke out at this superb edifice, which in its promptitude ...

... J. Stephénson, O’Corolan, Carter, aud Shield. Thg*a“.ecitauonh will be given by MR: POWELL, Of the Jate Théatre-Royal, Drury-lane.—The gmgl adcom- panied on the Grand Piano-Porte By Mr. RELLNER, Fun. Fromh his Majesty’s Ancient Concerts. « PART 1. I ...

... Ham, Cow-cross, brass-founder, at Guildiall.—l6. J. Frv, New Joulstone -street, sugar-refiner, at Guildhall.—o 3. W. Lowe, Drury-lane, cabinct-maker, at (buildbail.—23: H. | L. Lomas, I'brogmerton-strect, inswrance-broker, at Guild. halk=—lG.. W. Wrangham ...

... © -~ April-5, 6, May 6, at_the Blae Posts inn, PPortsmouth.— Attornéy, Mr. Poulden, Portsea. = - d ? | Joséph Croton, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, linen-draper, g | Aprit 1,8, May 6, at Guildball.—Att. Mr. Tagg, London. LONDON, March 25. - - IMPORTANT INFELLI ...

... be acompanied on intmpe ¥ €AI Miann- 4+.0 by Mr. Kellner, jun. from s woteni coneerts; and Mr. Powell, of cucacre-Royal, Drury-Lane, will give the “rne L oxpectation is excited from L uoted exertions of the sbove Mivesty o At A oLB EuONn Lls genfleme, ...

... | .‘ 13, at-the Dog and Duck tavem, Kingston-upon- Attornies, Messrs. Picard and €o. Hull. .~ Thomas Hawkins Patten, of Drury-lane, Middles ; taaller, April'B, 18, May 13, atGuildhall.—Attorn - Jeys, Charlotte-street, Londou. \ John * Leach, Turnham-green ...

... wixfi but little molestation in the ppr uit of their object. On Saturday cvening, atsix o'clock, the wall at the east end of Drury-lane Theatre, fell with a tremendous crash, on the side next Drury-lape, and several houses were completely buried in the ruins ...