... 'Wood, situate on the west side of Drury-lane; and B also a Building behind the same,at present unfinished, St hut intended for a Couiting-house, to consist of two a, -Rooms. ?? Premises contain in front to Drury-lane ten yards one foot three inches, and ...

... poeticaI %cEerttont. d PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. ti si On Friday last, the Theatre of Drury-lane re-opened sl -witthan Oratorio. After the Dead Marcia in Sal, -the ut following Monody, written by THOMAS CAMPBELL, Esq. was spoken by Mrs. BARTLEY:_ Britons ! ...

... liberties of his otuntry; at Coventegarden Theatre, the bouse 'vias enjoying his injinit- able play of thle Rivals; and at Drury-lane. one, of the most reowdedassemblies ever seen in tlie Theatre, werev'itnessing bith delight, the interesting.spectaclc of ...

... s -yestBs hrlequin ditt tooknfiree, 42aa iosniecesi1one aned two acts, exclusife of comuc jeras anaothsr pieces saped at Drury-lane and C6vet-gadn -theatres. . Fire.3he rch of- Newtoibler, county Fer.- manort h aesrd-by le on Sv -t.hA man employed to shoot ...

... Mvfr.Liston. rSO ofthe Evening, ?? Nw V C001' g12li Sontgs:- (never sang here) as repeatedly per- 'o°lb' Tbeatre-Roy I Drury-lane, called A or, Pompey and Dido, by Mr. -a.p, (neversung here) performed with apralr s tion at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- ...

... terms.; Nine Pipes of superior FORT WINE of the Vin- tage of 1812. lY For particulars apply to P F. M. TAYLOR and QUINN, 8, Drury-lane. Whos daily expect an arrival of fine Dutch FLAX. Nov. 15, 1814. JUST LANDED0. New Imperial French PLUMS, ?? lglb each; ...

... September 19, 1813 Sale to begin earls day at ten o'clock. WVilth ls Reserve By HENRY WOODS, At the house of Mrs.Willacy, Drury-lane, Liverpool, OnTuesday, 27th dav of September, 1814, at seven o'clock the in evening, e, VWO DWELLING [IOUSES, on the east ...

... Address in honour of the Immortal Welling- h tq, and dile Battle of Waterloo, as spoken by Mrs. Hlwin, at die Theetre-Royal, Drury-Lane.-'l'he No Seasons of the ?? of M:ss 0N1eil, inisabella and Jane Shore.-Hassan, or the Cial ?? of Mrs. Jordan, as Peggy, ...

... might hope to see their bu- siness revive, and an end put to the increasing po. verty in the manufacturing districts. Drury-lane Theatre.-A meeting of the proprie- tors was lately held, which, after some debate, it was determined that at the expiration ...

... 'lar, of the Estate may be seen at the office of Mr. Wrl ra.w Solicitor, WVilliarssou-squar e; Messrs. CRtCIMP & Lo0ox, Drury-lane-ut ard at Mlessrs. DAL- lea and Toruarg, 62i, Castle-stnean5 U4ved0otL I !iII' hb (s3tlrf41 TO Ca awSC~erS ford 01thera ...

... Jedidiahi wasdiisappoiimntt Du.fu ring his residence in Lonldon, lie was taken to see Kin Rich- 3 icd LII. perfornaed at Drury-lane play-hou'se, Lad it was cx-' pected, either that the novelty and tha splendor of the show I would have fixed him in ast ...

... facts of the case. W It seems, that, so far back as the November of 1817, Mr. wi Bucke offered to the managing committee of Drury-lane he this tragedy: it was thankiully accepted; and Mr. ria Kean, according to Mr. Bucke's statement, spoke of it I pli in ...