... progrefs, and completion, cr the American Revolution, which has ' beern orsi among his papers. Madame Mara's engagement at Drury-lane thea= is at the rate of fifty guineas a night'r EXPEDITION. . The flalton the expcditicn to the '-editerranea conf ?? of ...

... and imagining the death of our Lord the King, and in furtherance of his trai. torolas defign, firing a piftol at hirm in Drury-lane theatre,:with intent to kill and affaffinate ?? prifoner pleaded not ?? Court affigned Mr. Erlkine and Mr. Serjeant Belt ...

... is now confidered as the moft accomplilbed finger in Europe. The profits of Mrs. jordan's benefit on' Monday I night, at Drury Lane Theatre, are {tated at noonl. A large.fifh was tnkens on Tuefday, in the Bay of Abbotfbury, mealuritig 27g feet in length ...

... wideraso.Sa tnle folowing cirCum~r ce s Veit tt` nr remark: a few days previous to the deatfro7fite late Mr, John Palmer, of Drury-lane theatre, that gentleran, while walking in the charch-vaid at Liverpool with the deceafed Mr. Wilde, of Covent- .Garden, ...

... immediately fiipped. ' S Lalt night' a nufical drama of three ase partly trann; 'ted from the lFrench, WAS performted C at Drury-Lane Theatre for the failr thise, inti- tied, he Jlfife of Twd HuJfasidj; and iery a favourably ieceived. IBoth HoLures of Parliament ...

... CHERRY'S COr4EDY. Mr. Cherry, foierly of the Hull avid York theatres, has produced a new comedy, which was performed at Drury-Lane theatre on Tuefday evening, with great eclat. The title of the piece is, 'I'he Soldier's Daughter. T'hc chief merit of ...

... time faron Portfilruths. BANKlRUPTS-Robert l-ilt' 'lolliv ri. (l reer, Stiand, Mildlefex, vitttvsllet - liai Hall ris, *,f Drury-lane, Middlefex, ?? Rlid(Iy, ?? marlet, IMa Fair, Middieiex, ?? Lee, of Liverpool, merchant and in. lurance-broke?-.John look ...

... when only fix years of age,..in.the 'Dublfin F7heatre. MifsDuncan, it is faid ..3as. 5J. per weck f6r three. years. at Drury-Lane 'lheatke,.- She,,offered herfelf to tlie Covent Garden managers for ?? 'but they.gave her. .a nega. c tive, after a negociation ...

... to Gravelines, Yo milts. Fro6mitto to Duokirk, zs miles. .Yours, MERCATOR. Whitby. atfi January,.1S05. LONDON -THEAT'RES. DRURY-LANE. 1 NM TuTfday fe'rinnight, the Lqd of theARock, a W 0 Me2t6Drame, vas repr'efenited for the firfl' 'tifne. the fcnen is ...

... fsciety of a few friends, by whom ite is equally admired and tefpeaed for her many amiable qualities. On Friday evening, at Drury-Lane theatre, another juvenile candidate for public favour, Mifi Fiffier, ltood forward as Littie Picle, in The Spoilrd Child ...

... onfidale;m arkihire, -coon-lfpinner 7..Jimes Blow e Jones, of! New Bond-flreet, Middlefex,, froierer-.. n John Rohion, of Drury-lane, Middlerex, grncer- e Wil~niiinI Robixipon the younger of Newcafir.npon.. Tyne, ?? FIrarr.of SalNord Laflcaiire, Plumber ...

... twelvc month, and the remaiuis perieflly well. Atyinformatjri'tof rhe above fadkmay bC ob- tairted at No. 9, Duke's-Couat, Drury.Lane, London. - Mr. SFlLSHLU1v is not. accountable for any sixt ture fold, nnlrls use wolds - bly the King's Patent are inferted ...