... Dcrbv.-Thszrsday se'nssight, Joseph Richardson, Esq. M. P. fotr Newport, in Cornwall, and proprietor of a fourth part of Drury-Lane theatre.- -The 4th inst. of a dropsy, in the 14th year of Mis age. Thomas Watson, jun. second son of Thomas Watson, of Brigham ...

... in the Calton burying ground. On board the Doris frigate, off Brefl, Mr. Alexander Pope, Midtlipmanr, fon to Mr. Pope, of Drury Lane Theatre.-At Bomnbay, Lieutenant J. Hunter, Capt. J. Wright, and Surgeon Tulloh.-Mrs. Jacktfon, wife J. M. Jackfon, Etq. ...

... DUNCAN from the Edinburgh Theatre, and who has lately acquired i) MttlCll fame at Margate, will make her aptcearartee at Drury-lane The- atre, in Lady Teazle. ELLISTON and ...

... MaR. J1MES WYA tr.-.WVe feel . particu. 1lr satisfaiion in anlibifcindg the appointpuent of the cC-- lebrated arcihite& of Drury-Lane Theatre to one of the oflices. held -by sis late resperted fatiher' Mr. Zenjamin xvyatt, eldest sop of that esteemed: chara~er ...

... frc and his grave is ?? tear. kn Ott Saturday last, 'in consequeoce of bursting a blood vessel, dr Mr. Vrn. Wlggett, of Drury-lane, aged 34 fr STOCK -XCHANGE. 'ret 3 per Cent, Reel ,;g2 60 Onrsiumn 17 i pre.6 3 per Cernt. Con. 6ar * India Bonds a 4 pre ...

... N presence. Wi . ?? DAnmNc ATTE'MrT AT RoutBiEn.-Monday night some fellows of t went into the Black Dog public house, in Drury-lane, and called L( for some beer; whilst two of them kept the landlord busied in di( conversation, another contrived to get ...

... the Sitting Magistrate, charged with conducting himself with a considerable degree of outrageous violence in the pit of Drury- lane Theatre on Monday night. Richard Smitherm, a constable belonging to the office, stated, that he was stationed in the pit ...

... Thursday,. 14,at Finchingfield-Park; Saturday,16, at Troyl's-wood; Mon- day, 18, at Gen. Elwes' Park-gate. , TIlEATlbt-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening will be presented, TBE DRAMATIST; or, Stop Him who Can. After which, THE SPOILED CHILD. To conclude with JUSTICR; ...

... CHARLEs WADE, the two youths who were tried on Friday for the burglary in the house of. Mr. Croydon. Blackrmoor-street, Drury-lane, were this day again put to the bar, on an indictment preferred against theto by Mr. Brown, of Soho, charging themt with ...

... proacliing 6issuli~itieo, that on NVednesi13l pamorning She wats mial- itig pr eparations tol attend tise re-opminig of Drury Lane thecatre, of which she wa'ts aveiy larg e ppris~~or- I Mrs G. wa.- said to be a nattiral'tlaughtar of Loild Burjingtoni ...

... and down stairs without , much assistance. They lodged in the third floor of the houseC of Mr. Gotte. Being employed at Drury-lane Theatre to make dresses, he went there that evening to meet Monsieur Alex- andre, the ventriloquist, for whom he was preparing ...

... h ;Assize in March.,S BOW-STREE'T..Satuirday CAaOLSNEVARLEY, asemypstress,5 employed in the dressumakinig department at Drury-lane The- atre, wvas brought before the. Magistrate, ch arged with steal- a! ogalarge quantity of spangles, gold and silver lace ...