... 695; for Lord PaoBY, 62_2.-Ma.- jority for Mr. -PONSONBY, 73. A baker in the neighbourhood of Bloornfbury, and' another int Drury-lane, were vefterday fined at Bow- 1rbeet, for felling brcad fhort of weight, and the loaves found ordered to be diltributed ...

... und Madame Lalhodie, Mr. D'Eg~iic, Madame Hilligfberg, and '4ttdaine.Ro&e Didelot. Vivant Rcx & Regina. 'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'his Evcning, their Majeitics Servants;vill perform 1 CYMBE4NE, KJNG of BRITA1N. After which, (i2th time) a new vconmic ...

... Bedforibury, woollen-draper - z a John Smith, Se. Martin's-lane, baker - ' W. Findley, Liverpool, merchant, - - I I J.Rilk, Drury-lane, leatberfadtor - I I0 R.Da fon,.Edwaed-ftreej, Portman-quare, milliner 1 . W. Tate, tent and W. Tate, jun. Findon, Middliex ...

... very yourg, to bewail their lofs. On Thurfday night about half paft eleven o'clock, as Mifs De Campl was returning from Drury-lane Thea- tre to her houfe in Tottenham-court-road, accompanied by her fifler, they were furrounded in Great Ruffel- flireet ...

... April 24, 28, at ten, May 15, at one, at, Gulildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dore, Berlsley-ftreet, Clerkenwell. John Norton, of Drury Lane, viuhallcr, April x3, 14, at ten, May 15, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Earnihaw, No.' a, Redcrofs-ftrect, Cripplegate ...

... 501. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT CUID)HALI. :1 or - M. 11. . T. Curtis,Frith-fircet, Soho, painter and glazier a a J.,Norton, Drury lane, victualler - a I 3 BIRTHRS. On Sunday the srth inft. in Piccadilly, the Lady of William Paxton, Efq. of a Daughtel. . MRRII ...

... : his Royal Highneifs ?? he then was. ' This took placc at the Opera-houfe, i'n -the Hay- h market, then occupied by the Drury.lane Corm. pany, where Sarn appeared in the appropriatecha- ?? of llercules.in Cymon and Iphigenia. . d . ElHis death'was occafioned ...

... Goldeti Friiner, *or Harlecqtccs Ai Plotighboy,' will pofitivoly be produced, i whidh Mr. Byrne, from is te Theatire Royal, Drury-lane, willS *make his firif appearance on this flage in the character of H~arleqdin. Colambitie, by Mrs. Wybrow. Lpc The curiofity ...

... morning, _ Hadl. field, confined ever fince his acquittal of the charge of {;flly fiti~rig a pi[,cl at his Mejefly, at Drury-lane Theatre, aiud .not er maniacj lately a purlei in the Niivy, found :ineans to elca]? idrm Bediam. ...

... have been out ofthe City, referred them before a county rragiitrate. Laft Friday night as Mrs. Jordan was about to leave. Drury-lane Theatre, her fervant put a laroe qioantity Qf wearing apparel, and other tioperty to a.confidera- ble amount, into her carriage ...

... inrerven- tion of any diftihtt material poifon. Mrs. Jordan's jewels were flolen out of her car- rage, a few evenings fuce in Drury lane; but the villains were next morning talien into cultody by the Bow-ftreet Officers, wh le in the act of di- viding the fpoil ...

... of Welt Smnith- field,glaaier. .Aprcill.3. R. Dalladray, of Little Eaftclieap, mer: ehant. - April 23, i.. *|Smith, of Drury-lane, bakcr. April .s J. Yare, o. Oxford-ftretr,liinen draper. April 9. R. Bulil Carre, of St. George's n the aft, mierehant: ...