... good'old cchool of ating will not be difplealfd to hear that, 4y the deceafe of Sir William Benfley, Mr. Bentley, fbrmerly of Drury-lane Theatre, and nowv Barnack MAnter in ;lyde-park, comes in for a legacy of 10,0001. It is f(id, thiat the late Mr. Devaynes ...

... to his iiajeftv, in his own name, againft the ereftion of a third theatre.-Mrs. Richardfon, the other pro- prietor of the Drury-lane patent, has prefeatted another Petition, in conjunction with the Truftees ansd the great body of Renters. We are requefted ...

... -k may be added, would not this infernal love-flory have been appropriate to fuchs a marriage as that of Bonaparte? ] The Drury-lane Renters' Committee held their propoaed mneetingon Saturday. We undtl ...

... daughter of Mr. James Wickens, confectioner, of this city;-at the same time was married Mr. John Hay, upholder and broker, of Drury-lane, Lon- don, to Miss Jane Sniewing, of the Corn-miarket. On Thursday list was imirried, at long Comnpton, Mr. -William Taylor ...

... new iheat re to lie built, unider t le Bill whic fh lls P)0ss1.1 both houses, is to be erected ou the scite of the Iate Drury-lane Theatre, and after a similar inodel, iu ?? tilterior, but much smaller. If fiul(is cmi be raised, iLio- ther l 'ieatre svill ...

... past, will be gin -on Monday eveniag next w itb a celebrated Comedy and Afterpiece.-hMr. RUSSELL, of the late Theatre Royal Drury-lane, has selected a company, which we understand, and hope, will give generall satisfotiot - On Monda4y the Rev. Alatthew Raine ...

... Kent, draper and tailor. Wm. Wild, and Jaines Dalton, of Manchester, dealers in twist. James Dawson, of Craven buildings, Drury-lane, scrivener. John Rayner, of Homer-street, St. Mary-le-bone, builder. D. Elfktrakad, and S. Valley, of Kingston-upon-Hull ...

... Suuslday, ab~out twvo ?? in .the mornitng, a fire ha~p-: qpened at the house of l\!. Boss, a platerj in Brownlow-- .atreet, Drury-lane. It comn ece dinr l the back parlour, ani thie'ihnily escaped'by ruslhin, throutgh the flamiles..- -The house' ot Mr. -Doss ...

... quarter of an h'our the roof and shreletoxi of thb pre- niises fe11 in. -Tyhe effect was not exceeded by the fall oE psst of Drury-lane Theatre, which madie a tasting impression on the spectatsors. Ans imnnense cloud of alalst smil-se instantly rose and obscufed ...

... re- matrkanbly wvell formed. Mr. Cirl'isle's ilerits, as a Lec- tUI'r, need no euloriuni. . , a a c The newv IRenters of Drury-lane Theatre, it appea's, have recently hold a. meeting, in whiich it was resolved, that if the Patentees are ?? prepiered to ...

... 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 ...

... particulars of which have been -already stated.] BANKRUPTS. John Pearce, of BisinghallFstreet, clothier. Henry W hite, lute of Drury-lane, Middleser, apothecary. Thomas Rust, of Marchmont-street, oilman. 'William Bowden, of Downhead, Somersetshire, dealer. Elizabeth ...