... Charles-1idiet, C hvendifh-tquae , Wioe rncxi r- TO i'. Walters,, Shaowvtll, bal-.er - - roivl S. Nlurray, Relf.: -cuurt, Drury-lane, hookIeler . div. 1o C. T. Awvitltc, C lemat:-ltic t, merchant v.1 to G. A'alker, B3raiwrtre, Eifex, ito r - [dilv o A. ...

... his son's returning to, Covent Garden Theatre for iz nights after Easter, under the impression that the Pro- frietors of Drury Lane Theaire diii not objed to it, and that a satisfiiac-ory explanation having now taken place, it is agreed that Master BErTY ...

... Watson, two young laeies, who had received personal in- jury from thethrowing of a glass bottle out of the as. gallery in Drury-lane Tleatre, into the Pitt, os, the night of thqeth. of February last. The prosecution, however, 'was stated to have been adlusily ...

... High-street, Southwark, linen drapers - - - 2 11 Thos.bcott, BethnaU-green, broker - - a so M. Robinson and J. lbleni-son, Drury-lane, grocers I lo Fred. Griflitlhs, l11readneedle-street, apothecary - g XI Geo. Harrison, (lobe-strect, Wappiug [1:st cr.a ...

... Peter Cowren, Br:ighton, linenmdraper - ldiv. a I3a %tberlaid, Iittle 'l'ower-hill, brandy merchiant Ldiv. 1 Sana. Purle, Drury-lane, virttualler - Ldiv. 10 Wm. Sin~s, N-ewgate-market, -butcher .. f17 Absalom Marsh, A!pgnte, je-l1tr ' lO B ulj. fU-tonI ...

... ing one hundrerilfisaf- uieasen-am one -hundred, seven-shilling pieces, 'theproperty of.!ame6 Wiett, a brush- maker, of Drury-lane. The Prisoner gived sho ti he with the prosecutorl aoseit twelve months. the latter end ofulast March he veryisnexpertedl ...

... iclard Brockwell and Francis Bed',ord, of Long-acre, corn: dealers.-Sept. 9, r8o. Aurdrew Hetherington and John Matkie, of Drury-lane,.per- Jumers-Sept. 30, U.196. George Ferris Whid orne and Thomas Street, of Newton- Abott,. surgeons-Sept. ea, 1806. James' ...

... Chatmlbers, merchant, [adj. dlv 1 as Charles Greatrex, Sutton Coldfield, broker, fdivj 1.c A. Hetherington and J. Mackie; Drury-lane, perf mners, a I R. Q iy_,Swan-yard, Slaoreditcb, vidcualler, Ldiv-j 10 . MARIIED. On Saturday last, John AldingtonPerry ...

... think, would for a moment suppose that he had .not more at stake in this country thase the Right Hunouralalc the Manager of Drury-lane 'Tlieitie. Mr. Whstbread- *Rh a. corresponditig degree of olirityzhad allshwed! him to be o per- snn of an honest heart ...

... kinowledge ' , . _. - -TH MIRROR O FAS iON.0. THE VEayRV AGE AND BODY OP TE T'IME,-ITS roa- AND PRileSti. _ . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.' This Evening their Majestles Ser'vants will adt' -. 'rThe CABINET.. To which will h6e added The LYING VALET. ' Oi Monday ...

... barratry in the master ; and that the plaintiff might recover, and consequently that the verdit should stand for the plaintiff. DRURY-LANE.-A Gentleman, whose name we uni derstand to be CRoMwELL, last night performed Pierre in Venice Preserved. It was his first ...

... sentence upon the Prisoner., On Thursday night, v-hen Mr.-Skinner of Shooter's Hill, with his family were coming out ot Drury-lane Theatre, in Brydges- street, as the footman wvas carrynig one of the children to the carriage, he was hustled by a gang ...