... THEATRES. 'J I HE Public is respectfully informed that the Proprietors of Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Adelphi, and Victoria Theatres have appointed Mr. SAMS (Bookseller to the King), St. James's-street, AGENT for the DISPOSAL of the PRIVATE BOXES at each ...

... The cause of Mr. Bunn's sudden departure to Brighton was the refusal of' the Vice-Chamberlain to license the new play at Drury Lane. The lessee was closetted for some time with his Lordship, but we have not heard the result. SCENE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER ...

... treet, begs respectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry that he has for disposal by the Night, PRIVATE BOXES at Drury Lane, Covent Gardtn,rhe Adelph;, and French Theatres, desirably situate on the principal circles. BOXES may he also engaged at ...

... the latest improvements. Orders or inquiries, by post, promptly attended to, by HENRY BRETT, Brandy Merchant, No. 109, Drury -lane. FGYPTI AN HALL, UPHOLSTERY and CABINET MANUFACTORY, IS NOW OPEN. The CABINET MAKERS' SOCIETY, at the reque.e of their Patrons ...

... Yet, had h e our time, The Wheel of Fortune, The West Indian, to Fashionable Lover, &c., instead of being presented to at Drury Lane, as comedies in five ants, would have be elt ' published in Burlington-street as fashionable novels, of volumes each. In ...

... bottles, at Every d escr i ption of WINES on terms proporto age and quality. HEN RY BRETT, Wine and Brandy Merchant, No. 109, Drury lane. yyI'rHOU l' A BOUR. NYARMOLL and Co.'s celebrated PURIFIED . for g Linen. This valuable . article feral, recommendid to ...

... Johnson-street, Somers-town. J. Nash, excise-officer, Green-street, Church-street, Blackfriars. M. M'Neary, potatoe-dealer, Drury .lane. C. W. Rowe, cowkeeper, Great Coram-st., Brunswick-square. T. Reynolds, undertaker, Hanover -court, Milton-st., Cripplegate ...

... west end, fitted out an expedition of discovery, which, after encountering unparalleled perils from the hostility of the Drury lane and Holborn savages, succeeded in reaching within two degrees of the strange continent. The Square has since been ascertained ...

... Stapleton, from Georgiana Ponsonby's seat, Earl's-court, d and. Mrs. G. Bryant, from Regent-street, for THE THEATRES. (4 DRURY . -LANE. appeared last night in the part of t e h r e t D he uk e e ha o - f 4 Achrrd the Third. The costume e.as better means ...

... fare. We understand that on Wednesday next the Second Part of Shakspeare's King Henry the Fourth will be brought out at Drury lane, in a style of unequalled splendour. Am ong t h e scen ery, pai▪ nted expressly for the occasion by Stanfield, Andrews, ...

... BANKRUPTS. Yesterday, Robert Howe, a mechanic living in Wild- JOHN BERRY, draper, Tabernacle-walk, Holton, to surrew court, Drury-lane, was brought up charged with having new Cabinet. (For the truth of this statement we boldly ap- extent that our knowledge ...

... DRURY-LANE. suit so well. The pernicious consequences which must result from such a law, so administered, it is not difficult to foresee. The conscientious importer, seeing his capital at the mercy of an Inspector, in whose judgment he can have no confidence ...