... frem the Sup:eme jesty, arcived at. Portsmo 21. The 33d French B ture. or rather destructic aa, after a defence unpa 24, Drury-lane Theat les: caleulated at 200,00 27, General Palafox’s an attack been Marshal Moncey. iv wh with the toss of 4000 men 28 ...

... the French, after a long and obstinate resistance. The Island of Martinique captured his Majesty's sea and land forces. Drury-lane Theatre totally destroyed by fire. MARCH. General Beresford ap'pointed the Prince Regent, Commander in Chief of the Portuguese ...

... tin announces the capture, or rather deftruction on this day, of Saragoffa, after a defence unparallelled in hiftory.— 24. Drury-Lane Theatre burned to > the ground : lofs calculated at 200,000!.— 2^. Ge- j neral Sherbroke, with a reiniorcemem for the ; ...

... burnt out from their original club- room at Covent-garden Theatre, are to have one appropriated to tbeir ufe at tbe new Drury lane Theatre. Mr. Sheridan has himfelf given an apt quotation for the room be has liberally offered — If 'twere done when 'tis ...

... 40c0l. of his client's money, he has taken leave of absence, and is supposed to be gone to France, It is now settled that Drury Lane Theatre to be re-built next summer. According to the Aberdeen Journal, the executors of a gentleman, lately deceased, are ...

... a handsome gratuity. During his residence in London, he was carried to see the tragedy of King Richard 111. performed at Drury-lane playhouse ; and it was expedted that the novelty of every thing in this place, together with the splendor of the surrounding ...

... He never would be shackled by either. A considerable portion of Mr. Sheridan's property consisted in the share he had in Drury-lane Theatre. The dreadful fire which happened in thjiy house on the 24th of February, 1809, by which it was entirely destroyed ...

... suffered the conflagration of Drury-lane Fbeatre. It was stated by them, that the stage was immoral, and they wished to reform it—but such charge came rather awkwardly from Mr Cumberland, Who had constant access to Drury .lane Theatre bit how far it profited ...

... rs, or to Mr. Fewna, Blackhurst, near Nantwich, Positively for One Night. CORRI AND HIS PUPILS, the late Theatre-royal, Drury-lane) most re- spectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen, and tie Public in General, that This Present Evening, They will have ...

... presented a Petition from the Right Hon, R, B. Sheridan and others, for leave to bring in a Bill to raise a sum to rebuild Drury-lane Theatre.— tt was referred to a Committee, Mr Dutmer brought wp several Reports relating to the Militia, which he laid upon ...

... — Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wednefday, May 2. Mr. P. Moore brought up a Bill for raif- ing a lam of money to re-build Drury-lane Theaire, which was read a firft time. Mr Byng prefented the Petition (as under) from the Freeholders of the county of Mid- ...

... CHARLES, F. M.” Stocks closed as follows :—Red. Ann. 70g—Con- sols 70 —Omnium 1g—Consols for Open, 71. HOUSE OF COMMONS, The Drury-lane Theatre Bill was read a second time.—A Message from the Lords stated their con- currence with the Exchequer Bills Bill, ...