... Libraties purchased, and Newr Books exchanged for -Old. An elegantly-engraved PORTRAIT OF MISS WIL. SON, -of the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane. will be presented, gratis, to the purchasers of the first Num- ber of the -NEW OBSERVER. 0N Sunday, the Eighteenth of ...

... the sale. P pi TOPAPER-XMKERS AND -OTHdERS. el ..BY THOMAS GREEN, ' ' harday next, the 3d August, on the 'preises i T ^ Drury- lane, near the Old Ropery, ' gh ABOUT TWENTY TONS of WOC)LLEN'RAGS. i I~ May, be iiewed on the Morn in-, of Sale. I..se lee Sale ...

... BILLY SNIVEL AND SALLY SLY; OR, NEXT DOOR N.EIGHBOVIRS. G ElUy Snirel ta pathetic coal-shed keeper, iii the vicinity of Drury. lane) Mr. Wyatt, his first appearance here. ri iiaripec, Mr. Cartei, late of the Theatre Royal, Liverpool. h Graspall, Mr. NMafqois ...

... salt, which ayt pay for in time. The Newfoundland mner- cit In fact, it is a most serious business. iao z Rock Company in Drury-lane: this mised irom 6s. to 13s. mer ?? sincere FAIa COMPETITION. 2°, lS2 I. ?? insert the above just as we received it, with ...

... has eniarged both the pkwer of thelcom- poser and performer. It has been adopted by the Orchestra of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, as well as by many emi- nent Performers antd iasteer of Baqde,; and has recelved the - written approbation and recommendation ...

... or JOHN FLETCHER, Broker. B - Thi Day (Friday) the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at On DaRsNswsATa's Bonded Warehouse, Drury-lane, About 7 Tons Clean African BEES' WAX, In Bond, for exportation ,,r home use. E d Apply to ROWLAND ROSCOW, Broker. Car mse- ...

... Leghorn. Apply to ROWLAND ROSCOW, Broker. This Day (Friday) the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ROWLAND Roscow's Office, Drury-lane, 6 Serons COCHINEAL, 1 In bond, for exportation or home use, Now landing ex Hibernia, from New York. t Apply to ROWLAND ...

... Faithless Emma, with Visriations, by Ditto, 2s. Gd. The Y- Overture to the Seragilio, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; compoised by Mozart, 2s. e Published by tise and So6y, 36, Castle-street, and 32, Church- street, where may be had ailt ...

... and copper-fastened, an elgible conveyance for dry goods, will be despatched des- ?? freight, apply to ssen- JOHN RITCHIE, Drury-lane. d on Dard,j To sail on the St of 4pril. _ sikis ; S R ,! FOR DEMERARA, 0 The first-class brig E L L E N, - ROBERT BIBBY ...

... lir. ilrovaz, 3irr Melad0rses Mlr. Ef7l'aod ?? ore, h3issX 9Sm~itbts~oiantsaidiss Forde. c ICG,1T. of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, in on nt a t) his Friends and the Public, that his fD , -fur WEDNfESD Y next, the 18th inst. to acknow ledge their past ...

... aid]sffingtou, a MA U-. SCRIPT SERMON, octavd'size, stitched in blue paper.: Whoever will brink it to J. LA5i6, Printcr, Drury-lane,' . shall be Handsomnely Rerard. Z. A SILVER WATCH, found in the neighbourhood. ' of College-lane. The owner on payment ...

... GreatM |& at, r. lf. FAREBX the last night of his JO e enagemet. Jo aers Pectfully informed, that Mr. DOWTON, Ja pblie By Drury-lane, is enraged here for a Ge ?? rjil rhave the honour of making his first Ja s, eaed en 'onday next, in the Comedy of J. ,ge ...