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... and her accommodations for passengers are eteellent.—Apply to Messrs. ASPINALL, BKOWNE AiPINALL, or to OEN KY FOX, 33, Drury -lane. - . For SVDN V , Direct, The beautiful tast-sailing Ship • • N. iitEL•NO, regular trailer, burtheu per Otter 401 freight ...
... ST4tNI, . •. , Thr Ilr. t SD, • , M. For freight or patotage. ply to E. II a Routh) -place, or to IiALL 0.. '1'0311':ON, 1 Drury Lane. ...
... Scenery, &c.. this Evening. aLlth Night of the Engagement of MR. and MRS. WOOD, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent- Hen and Drury. lane, and the Last .Night but Four , Of their performing in - --Eugland previous to their departure for America. Second Week ...
... superior, being !I feet high.—For Lllt or pssnage, apply on board, in the &how's to Mr. J ES LOGAN, Or to HENRI' IN IX, 33, Drury -lane. r . HOBART *LIMN & SYDNEY, N. • . The new Barque KILMAH Capr lat Lloyd's, copper-fas ; and cop. tain r.IIAa erd; the greater ...
... Theatres- Mr.ruy-lane and' Covent-garden. Last We k af . GIL BERT and Miss BALLIN principal Dancers toe TheatrEs-Royal, Drury lane and Covent-garden. se l L se quence of the enthustaslic applause with w h i c h ' rec e e r v, „ew of the MOUNTAIN SYLPH ...
... 1. • For ClLtithEs' The litig SU - IIiDE. . taster. For freight or passage. apply to F. VALI., or to IIAI.I & TOMPSON, Drury Lane. .,_ To clear To.mormte. emlay. For tN. The fine A 1 Brit 6 Barque REGIA It I), Hull% CK PTOX. 'Master t taus pee regiatt ...
... most desirable conveyance for goods Alt lioaela — For freight or Waage, apply to Mr. marrow, Jun. or to HENRY FOX. 23. Drury -lane' _ For Direct. • The very fine British..built B q F.DINBUROH. ALtxrainon LTA MIS ; et Lloyd's, copper-faarebed Pr gilter ...
... about the great, let me not altogetaer lese sight of the more humble contributors to our amusements. The scene shiftels at Drury Lane and Covent G:tnlen, in their interval of ease, will, to v. man, as touch beer as they can get. lours dear Editor, with truth ...
... and sails rettisti:ably 14.t.—F0r freight or having excellent accommodations, apply to RICHARD Jun. or to ll EN It 1 Drury -lane. kor 11011 ART TOWN & EV. , Tlw beatcitul CLYDE, 1111. LAND, CO V ss er . ; ' A regular trader, burthen ', 401 •011,—For ...
... daughter, the sum of £ 15,000 each; to his sons the residue of his property Mr. Burn, the patentee of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. ! has presented a second silvervase to Mr. Dacrow, on account of -the splendid and siscesiful manner In which he his got ...
... many seaon - s. In 1804, Mr. Mathews :was engaged at Drury-' lane Theatre for five years, and there he made but little impression on the public; his service, however, were retained, and when Drury-lane was burnt down he immediately got into notice by his ...
... many seasons._ In 1804, Mr. Mathews was engaged at Drury. lane Theatre for five years, and there he made but little impression on the public; his service, however, were retained, and when Drury-lane was burnt down he immediately got into notice by his ...