... On Thursday the 12th inst Jamess ?? W. the T1heatre Royal Drury-lane, to Grorgia, Se2 *E of J.Johnstone, Esq. ot thesame theatrer On Satuiday the 14th snstant, Sir Jerernilh D Jenima, second daughterof tbe later. L. Bokrt' On Tuesday last, at Wcaverham ...

... ill-, I ness, Mr. Thos.Moore, Richmond, St. Ann's. - -On Friday last suddenly, aged 55, Mr. William Wilbra- .ham, cooper, Drury-lane. Same day, aged 50, Mr. John Clare, of Ruloe, Chesire, late of this tow;I -- .- Same day, aged 75, Mrs. Pilson, Duke's-place ...

... THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore ...

... iltlfasevere dll- ness, in the 61ct year of bis Rge,,Mr. Robt. Palmer, fathidr-of the I hate Mr. Palmer of the Theatre Rtoval, Drury.lane. I. J of, On Fridaycorning last. at hls liboue, in Ilold-Wtreet, Mi. Blair, deist. His death willbe severely flt and lameuted ...

... faith- n fis] servant, Casp ioulding, aged 64, who had lived in the it faoily 65years. On Friday last, aged 75, MrsWilliams, Drury-lane. n _ ...

... (135 firn appeaorti1CC ?? Livert7oal ) i Mr. ISHERWOOD AND Mr. MOLINEUX. I a 'IR GEORGE SMART, C:t..o:re o'the Oratorios at Drury-Lane, -will pre- c ''leOrgan and Piano Forte, and acconmpany I .;al picces from the Zauberflute by Mo- s . new invented instrument ...

... MR. KEAN AND MISS O'NEILL. | ttO The Lndon parers state, that the audience of Drury.lane Li b I heatte were gratifled the otiher evening by the appearance of ei Jr Mr. lheordan, in LorK Escex'a box, for the ?? time since ite u .re building. After the ...

... Eiizal~e~H Bisisnehi,whessdeeth s .was erc,.sisnss5 hy a bimw fromn a lsrrkeo] totrte,.lassstnly thrown frorn the Gallery of Drury-lane 'rbratre, abouttwo years ago, Sod from whsicha time ahe has tseen in a lingering state of health. On Sinday, the 19th uslt ...

... Yet shall our latest age This parting scene review- Pride of the British stagp, A long and last adieu! The performers of Drury-lane 'fibeatre, anxious to irecord their testimony of respect for the advantages derived from Mr. Kemble's professional exertions ...

... a1i; tGdYotltgwifsar, ca'led 'i;ilE HERO-OF THE NORTH, GUSTAVuTS VASA, - perforrmed last season at tlse Theatrres RDyal Drury-lane ind- ' ?? prden, with universal approbation, with new Mltsic,- cii,nraG appropri:ite Decorationas; the i bbusich Mr. Kelly ...

... occupation of Mr. H. w: o luats o the weat side of Drury-lane; and ac .rbehind the same,atpresentunfinisbed, ed 00edtor a Couatting-house, to consist of two fo! tal -Pronles contain in front to Drury-lane ten th ''oot three inches, and in depth twenty-two ...

... Wood, situate oil the west side of Drury-lane; and e also a Building behind the same, at present unfinished 5: but intended for a Counting-house, to consist of two If Rooms. e The Premises contain in front to Drury-lane ten a yards one foot three inches ...