... not so faiily obtainled as it ought to le ! ' TSIEATRICA'Ls.-Keatl as Romeo,.aind Miss l'Wl- stein as Lit/tiea tiar/,ym at Drury Lane-iand Miss O'Ncil as AfMrs. beieirep, at Covent Garden, the chief theatrical r cpast ?? praise Keati 'ujp to the shaies in- ...

... of North Newton, cow dealer.-;)] Rlobert MI'Clatchey, of.Mauchester, cotton-inanufactur- ?? Sharp and Durell Stables, of Drury-Lane, 1 ironfounders.- Robert Hedges, jun. of the Old-Bailey, ?? Fraser, of 7rlxtion, flour-factor, ' William Jeniks,ofAldermanbliry ...

... from the steeples. In the evening her 2M1jesty's tradesmen dined toge her; and illhminated their houses. Covent-garden and Drury-lane I heatres were the only public places that were illuminated on the occasion. The day was celebrated in a private manner ...

... Sidney Smith, who is said to have propos the Congress to send an expedition under his mand'to extirpate the Barbaly S:ates. DRURY-LANE THRBTiE-Miss Lydia I' sister of Miss Kelly, of this ltjltre, made her on Saturday night, in the character of Juliet is an ...

... The Oratorios ior the Seasosp corimenced on Alouiday evenihit, beiiig the anniversary oof Kiig Charlts's Alartyrdoni.-At- Drury' Lane-tihere was a selection from the ilfessiah; with Beethoveu's new Oratorio of the Mllmunat of Oltres. 1 The principal vocal ...

... igeni- ously piled within this recpptacle..-These, together with another watch, subsequently traced to a public- house in Drury-lane, constitnted the whole of the property, with the exception of the handkerchiefs already mexitioned, and a few pounds in ...

... shich, if renerilly followed, would render the obnoxioxw Corn Bill unnecosary. I\r. Ke(n has obtained from the Managers of Drury- Lane Theatre a futrlougqa for tbree weeks, and is to per- form sir nights at Glasgow, ?? at Liverpool, for. w( xhicih, e is to ...

... guineas each for creating disturbances at the pit door of the Theatre;-oyal. - Mr Kean lhar obtained from the managers of Drury Lane theatre a furfough for three weeks; and is to perform six Kights at Glasgow, and-four at Liverpool, for which he is to receive ...

... Padqdow, Easqei and ro'n hiig him of s5~re e silver aoipapers. The ?? is ?? 60 ycera of age;. and hc was p seing aloosg Drury-lane onl Tue'daV evening, when the prisoner, accomnpanied by tWO others cane hind 'ahhi andi- trippedi ip his heels. Th'y then ...

... CoIrrespond nt writes- The imprudence of placing iron Sp-Les on the paritibo that diyides the Pit, and the Orche~ra of Drury-lane Theatre cannot be suffciently re- probated. The persons occupying the rowv -of seats next to tile Orcheotra are in continual ...

... atiL i\lay 0o, at tenr, at GuiMd1J0- Atlornios, Mje'.srs. May tew sed Price, Syniond's-itm. N B asnes. f fltsA-l-Fteel, Drury-lane, shoemaker, April a5, st iwd MIy ao, at one, n t auiltihall, Atorales, Messrs. UIjayh vW and P' i c- SVmtInt1' altn, ?? ...

... Miller.-Edward Morris, of Newtown, linen-drapcr.--C. Abel, of Houndfworth, ?? Kelly, of Iinl- fbury-tiquare, ?? Broolee, of Drury-lane, fhoe-maker.-7-homas Gurney, of Clare Market, coal- nuezchant.Wilhiam iBrandon, of St George the Nartyr, ?? Boniface, of ...