... Irish np pears aim thirteen (Inland mac hundred pound,, for secret service, detecting treasonable conspiracies i! >r.U.M,.-Drury~Lane.-- mgbt, Cninmn, young laclv lio ts stated been pertonniug rvitii considerable eciat Hath, aj.p the fir-t time, before London ...

... are nearly concluded, yet the exertions Mr. Russe I obtain the approbation minished. He has engaged Mr. Don ton, ot the Drury-lane company, whose admirable acting has delighted his London auditors, tp perform here on Monday evening next; and imder stand ...

... favour, but takers. ('ovent-garden theatre, during the recess, meditates the eclipsing, in point splendour, the theatre Drury-lane. A great part of the decoration the boxes is fo lie entirely new —the painting, or ornamental parts. new done; and if with ...

... O JV. A new tragir play, from the pen or is announced Drury-lane Theatre: it taken from the poems of Lord Byron. The hero is he personified Mr. Kean; and the piece interspersed with music. The Marquis of Abercorn died, on Tuesday last, at his seat,,near ...

... the tVorshipftil the Mdyoa. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1811, AT THE RACKET COURT. BLUB BOAR LAKE Mr. rAIAIEK, Of the THEATRE DRURY-LANE, li 1.7 deliver lit* Celebrated PORTRAITS ...

... 'lllealre, after whicht he el.barks lor America. Amongst tie old tavourites of tbe puiulic eu- ,gaged by Mr. Ellistita for Drury-lane lhile:ture, nre Mrs. 11. Johnstslo, late of Coveut Gardeu, Mr. JDbWton, Mr. Mundeta, tund Mrs. Edwin. PRICE OF S VOCKS. ...

... castigation was paragraph inserted Finnerty in a Morning Paper, insinuating that Dowling was coadjutor the accomplice Castle. Drury-lane Theatre closed its season Saturday, when Uae, the manager, had bumper —Rue spoke the farewell address. Miss O’Neill has ...

... Howard, and J. Haddock, Cateaton- Cross-street, china-seller. Squire, Furnival’s Inn-court, printer. T. Clark, Broker-row, Drury-lane, cabinet-maker. S. Brown, Newcastle-upon-1 yne, publican. R. Cotton, King’s Lynn, grocer. T. Brown, Bristol, inalster. M ...

... the most wonderful feats of agility and skill with the sword, musket, flags, &c. whilst Ins horse is lull speed. Mr. of Drury-lane, will be here a few days. , . , , . On Tuesday last about one o clock, thunder storm, accompanied with vivid flashes of ...

... the lappel, for his gallant conduct in capturing the Rivoli, of guns, in the Gulph of Venice.' The iron pnllisndnes of the Drury-lane new Theatre are expected to be completed so as to display the whole exterior of this simple but elegant structure, in the ...

... which is insured in the various offices. TheutrifMU.~.\ new piehodrame,-called The u/cA- Ihe Quito Gulf, was produced at Drury-lane Jlatordav nigltt. It lias so.no good scenery, well virettv inusic ; and the story, which is .‘Spanish, tells with considerable ...

... King, Shoreditch, paviour, Jan. 1, o, Feb. 5, at eleven. At- tornry, Mr. Benton, Union-street, Southwvark. P. Phillips,Drury-lane, tailor, Tan.1,8, Feb;.,atten. Attor- nies, Messrs. Howard and Abrahams, .Jewry-street. W. Phipps, Shcreditch, strawl-h ...