... ailtested lay ap'ply'ibg to. Mr. Gosnell 'Printer, No. 6, Litl .oestetLnon'.lnfld;Mr. : Chsaprnsan,TIallsjw-chanller,L46 Drury-lane ; ?? Mr. Collins,' or fIMA K A LL CLOTHS.-'Foi' Sale, at' to tive PRiti c's, No. 86.. Oxford-4treet, two hotndred~and thirty- ...

... ct, Drury-lane, Middlesex.-By Messrs. SIUNNER, TUCHIN and FOKREST', at Garraway's, on Wednesday the 2Ist of February, at az, in two Lots, A Very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, ad- A vantageously situate on the south side of Prince's-street, Drury-lane, leading ...

... 'o he bpened as Soson as possible. Grand Cairo con- ?? on ?? to eadli paitiing, ?? I-rorid tin till dsk.& (LD RENTERS of DRURY-LANE THEA- 0. T'dE- Fhe Holders nt' tIle- zs. t~e'r Nigist Shares are re-- 6'itestetl to isshet ons Friday next, at *T'oo o'clock ...

... aged Wooman, c3n have aI god chara,111er~from. her lastt place.-Address, po~stptaid Ito N. 13.No. a6, White Horse-yard, oI Drury-lane. I JfUMORS of the BREASTSi and Scrophiulouis * .Enlatgeenteial, i's Yoiaag Ipersons, wvill disperse bv tilie use of SI1 ...

... at lain tw~o Lots, AVety-yeligible! I-E aEHOLD' ESTATE A, vantageousdy situate (in tlrcsoiat side of. Prince a atrueti` ~.Drury-lane, ?? 0Rsslsre, Co vent-garitoel com rsgtw eycinodious andu eustnta 1- brick ci%~ellin.g lioucs No.8 9 it sho1pjiandy-ar~ds ...

... h.- in-imediately c-pireel %without a. groan. Yesterday eV cilig as the Soll 0of Mi. Bingley, ?? merchant, was ciossing Drury-lane, nearly opposite his father's door, his fool slipped, and lhe fell ; a coach Vthich happened to be driving towards the spot ...

... OW, at 12-, in two Lots,- A ery eig rbe FREEHOLDESTATZ`~ .wL 1 vantageously situate on) the-soutis side of Prince,,'tr .Drury lane, leading. from Dulte-strieet to Rusieillstrt vent-gard en' Coro prisig tivo very catfirinndiosis anduitata bride- dwells'lous~es ...

... conferieice y'esteir | day with Tr4r. PaRCEVAL, at big liouse in 1t6'inilg. street, which lasted:upwards of twvo hours, Drury-lane Theatle, it is now said, is likiy t'o be. e rebuilt in theecourse of the next suniineti. M .'SHEsti.- h DAN, and Ite other ...

... are respedtively to be tiraltic~d may be lanosyn by applying to Mr. Martin Stutely, 'Cvc'Nr to thti Commlrittee, No. u6, Drury-lane. All l'rnpio.1 iti otithemwrtin, igiedby ?? akiitg stch Piopo- ?? -delivered ta tiles Committee (saed eforC thain iour Of ...

... respedtively to be. -12 cleansed, naf 1e6 known by applying to Mr. Martin &Stutely, J Surveyor to the Committee, No. 6, Drury-lane, AlA Propo- sals mustheinvtwriting signed by the Parties making such Propo- 4 sals, and delivered to the Car ommittee (sealed) ...

... this point, he sail, that Mr. Sheridan had adnmitted that the increased popu- lation had rendered if necessary to build Drury-lane 'T'heatre ou so large a scale that hearing was-difficult, 4and that the coun- tenasce-of the. Perforiner was lost; and,-yet ...

... at eleven s at the Star id Goarter Tavern, PA - rzdlise-atreet, L tverpool. Attortics, Messrs. Bardweil and Stephensort Drury.lane; Mr. Aining, Hanover-street, Liver- pool ;T Mr Torn as 231aclhstte St. a hildretV6a.ourt, Poultry. Niciorat Clusilitey, ...