... New Piece, in two acts, neser s acted here, written by rhomas Dibdin- Esq. and now rt performing, at the Theatrs-Royal, Drury Lane, e awith unbounded applause, c lled, n WHAT NEXT? Colonel Touchwood ?? ; Ar-RV8sstLr. Major 'rouchweod ?? MI W. MURRAY. ...

... Samu l Ttsiuis2on, Red Cross Ssrner, Middlesex, calenderer. William Levetr, Sbhadwel, Micidlesex, grocer. .l-ih, Gray, Drury-Lane, %Tiddleaex, conmmission agent. Thomai Deakin and Thomas Dyer, Birmingham, dealers. William and John Wharton, Leominster ...

... sudden indisposition of ' Mr Oxberry, the part of Dominie Sampson, in a the opera of Guy Mannering, was performe(l at D Drury-Lane Theatre last night, bv Mr Liston. eThis, ofcourse must have been done with tise iconcurrence of the proprietor of Covent-Garden ...

... announce to the public, that Mr Ox- berry, the comedian, died suddenly this morning, a, about one o'clock, at his house in Drury Lane. A rope bridge has been made at Calcutta, and is much praised. By a vessel which arrived at Guernsey, we have intelligence ...

... Morley, Stapleford, Nottinghanlshire, bobbin manufac- turer T. Lawton, Greenacres Moor, Lancashire, publican C. Lawrence, Drury-lane, London. tallow chandler T. Craven and J. Parkcr, Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, scrib- bling -millers W. Jeffery, Hanover Square ...

... would frequently, to get quit of his importullities, give him a whole sheet of letter paper e filled with blank orders for Drury Lane Theatre ; by these Ce means, and his insinuating manners, he found it no very h difficult matter in patting off; however ...

... Delal'ons and H-. Delafons, S9akville..street, Picca- k dillyV goldsmiths and jewellers. s tR. Bomsfield, White florse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen- -draper. Drr-ln, wrolen- D. Rogers, Upper North-place, Gra s Inn-road, grocer. C T. W. Williamson and E. Jones ...

... S. Ftrnis, New Bond-street, batters. T. Beckett, otherwise T. a'Beckett, Worcester, coach proprietor. ti T. J. Carroll, Drury-lane, baker si W. R. Griffith, Regents-canal Baisin, City-road, iroi. merchant. C H. Clark, Bishopsgate-street, tea-dealer ...

... fians had in view, as his money, &c. wvere all found 5t in his posscssion. -.WIieljd h2is. At a meeting in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre, F_ on Tuesday, a subscription was begun for the unfortu- nate stihirers at the Brunswick Theatre, to whom all thc ...

... these two months past. The approach- ing vintage, as' &r -as-tie supplies for England are con-. cerned, is totally lost.' DRURY-LANE T'HEATFE.-NIT Incledon appeared, forythe second tffme, last night as Young Meadows, and sustained the character'with increased ...

... superior,, and but one rivil; It is a 'whim- f' sica eoincidtnce, that this ?? be our old and re- spected favourite Joncs of Drury Lane, whose heie-- P Itian and surname are botb the satne as his younger ii .Conlpetitor.-W'Ue also regret ' the non-engggelnent ...

... office, under the usual noalue fro to les ramparts of Port ad William. a Among thle persons who Isave maile tenders for W Drury-lane Theatre, Use name of Lord William Leo,- osox is mentioned, His Lordship jucensal, itris suld, th. ifhe taken tite theatre ...