... Leicceftr Fields; Vine-ftreet, Chandos. Whitcomb-firect, Orange-itreet, St. Martin's-ftreet, Ca tle-flrect Charlcs-frecet, Drury-lane, and Crown-Itrcet, Old-itrect Road; By Meffel. GRAHAM and HINDLE, BY order of the Devifee in truit of the late Alderman ...

... *tIrelt and Round-court, 4.handoas-Itrext-letto Thoinac Kynaflon, Efq. and Edmund Duggan. A Hoaife, No. to, Charles-Cexeet, Drury-lane, and a ground rent of zal. per annum, amphlr frcured by builaings in Crown-ftreet, Old-ftreet Roaad, with tie Reverfili ...

... mauical Piece, e:2ed The CASTLE oF SiMaRliNY 0, To-merorow, The Road to Ruin, wvith Tihe * as= of Windfor. THEATRE ROYAL,, DRURY LANE, Mondav, Aug. -r, ic The Public are ref7pe&felly irlmoled ?? ac the Rrrcf tations at thillS IUcare snill colrnelcc oa w ...

... and is fold \ioleale anid Retail, at Mr. J. Peacock, Wdtllen-dsaper, s46, New Bond-ftrcctA M\/fT. W.Stebbing, Ditto, 94. Drury-lane. Mr. Gafilil, Ditto, 4, Minorics. This Day is publiffed, in one volume odlavo, price IOg. 6d. in Br'rds, General ACCOUNT'T ...

... Leicefter Fields;. Vine-ftact,* Chamdos- Whitcomb-ftreet, .Orange-ftreet, St. Martin's-ftrcet, Caf- tle-ftreet Charles-ftree, Drury-lane, and Crown-fireet, Oldftreet Road. . By Meirs. 'GRARAM and HINDLE, By order of the Devifeein trult of the late Alderrnan ...

... FREEHOLDS, Drury-lane, and LEASEHIOLDS, Gof- well-flreet, and.Spital-fields. By Mr.; SMITH, At Garraway's, on Friday the 2Stcb inflant, at is o'cloc1, in Lots, THREE fubfantial FREEHOLD DWELL- TLING HOUSES, eligibly fituate No. f. 6, and 7, Drury- lane, near ...

... Theatre, with as much dredit to himnfelf as it is liberal to his repc,;r- able Boratier of Sock-and BUflkin, HLL %ND Of |Drury-lane, kindly lends him his af fiflance at tile BrightDn 'theatre iomorrow evening, ov hi5 ad- i-ble delineation of the iufbic ...

... THE MIRROR OF FASAIION. TO SHEW riHE VERY AhE AND BlODY O1 I'itE TIME ITS VOkbj MA W PRESSUR'.. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, WILL OPEN This Evening their Majefties Servants will perform a T rs ed called KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Mixth, Mr. ...

... We~dnefsy, she 30thL infruantatetre o'clock, S Sybflantial FREEHOLD HOUSE, defir- 1 ably lituate, No. 8, the Upper End of Drury-lane, near Holborn. The l'rensiles confilt of two rooms on each hosts, three itories high, kitchen in the hatenacnt, groozd yards ...

... Meflrs. Jaqucs, Hatton-garden. REN 1 ERS SHA.RE, DRURY-LANE THEATR. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Meffi's.-TAQUES, FIV E HUNDRED POUNDS BUILD- A. ING SUBSCRIPtION SHARE in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, for an unexpired term of 9z years,- pro- ducing ...

... - Az.l'?RO1 OF Y;LIO O ' o sitet VhZ ?? AOI. AN) BODYv OF rc Time ITS FORM AN L m~1esiitttc. - l-HEATrRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, This Eve'nit1r their Majeftiess Servants wil! ?? a I 'raedy called HAMI Er. ChtIdIU iusing of DUenmark, Mr. Packer -ramlct, Mr ...

... THE A1IRR(OR OFJ' FASHION. _o SIEWr r Ve S AGE AINIT) BOny' O' rUE TI'Mr. IT9 FURMI AN AD Trt TIlEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Txjo e ;;g trlvir Majefties Servants wil perform a Hxv ElIlorical Dramnia, it five adIs, called DF.A1'arM i rDUa'1B; tr, F hc Orphan ...