... seems to meet universal, approbation. Mr. Stephca ae-ble ?? his engage- ment to perform. Fwsis ?? or three nights moie at Drury-lane Theatre. The curiosity of the Public to see this-grrsr men is lithout bounds. ?? was not less than c'ol. taken at the doors ...

... we obfarve he has repeatedly per- f'ortned iomne of the frirt characters in ,cnteel Co- medy, with univerfal applauke, at Drury-lane Theatre. Th~e following account of his Racn,ger, appeaised in a London newijiaper of Thurif'dy, i Whch cane here yefterday ...

... 1tehc Ambal4ador's hoife im Portland-Place, to enquire if he had arrivcd, ardd being anfwered in the negatve, 'he drove to Drury-Lane Theatre. LO RD WHITWORTHS'S travelling arrangement, according to reports, is finally formed. His Lordhipl and the amniable ...

... of Kirktonhill. A t Croma.rt, Mr Wishart. Lady Charlotte iFitzroy, sixth daughter of the . Duke of Grafton. MrsPope, of Drury Lane Theatres at the ear- l Iy age ot 26 :-She wvas an accomplished adress, . and a most amiable wornau. At sea, Colonel Win ...

... arTount of tht public chari- I ties in this country cxceeds the annual revenue S of France by sorme thousands of pounds. t Drury-lane Th atrc opened for the season on d Saturday, with the piay of Pizarro, for the be- t nefit of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's ...

... promoted to the honour of knighthond, is the grandfoa ot the city architec 'of that naune, fon of Air and Mrs LoVE, of Drury-lane Theatre, who took this firuamne in their theatric capacity, aol brothertg Mr DANCE, the artift, of Gerrard Areet. T THF ...

... Age, joined the late MrWILx1N SON'S company at York, and fucceeded Mrs JOM)AN, whofe cha- raders (on that-lady's going to Drury-lane) ihe fupported'with Mruch honour to herfelf, and pro- fit to the* manager. She was afterwards a fa- vourite on the Liverpool ...

... (tate coach. The Court ordered the price of bread to to z2,d. the quartern loaf wheater., a' 103,d fioufehold. THEATRE, DRURY-LANE.-The insrisr. merits of the Schoedfor Scaadal, w th . e a:ta- tion of three new performers, completely Il'! this theatre ...

... C i Ve, pzechof ~g6xZ d~a;W?4dislaed. Mifs DUNCANs formerly of the theatre RoyaI Edinburgh, made her firt appearance at Drury-, Lane Theatre, on Monday evening, in the cha- i rader of Lady Teamle, and was received with the greateft applaufe. The October ...

... it from France. ' bee - _ _ cen Mr DwyEr, who has for fome time very re-ties ?? fupported the firit line of comedy~n the Drury Lane, is engaged -foe, our' The are this feaoron, which, we underfand, is to mmence her about the zad inflant, the Glafgow Theatre ...

... to procure customers and, make bar rzs amgains.'- two YouNG Roscius, itisatlength determined~ th eans is to perform at Drury-lane, as well as Covent di and Garden. His firfl performance, however, will 20 be at the latter Theatre. ' fli ach. A Provincial ...

... Hall,? th fdiilbrgA, D 1804. 3 th THEATRE .-Last night our, Theatre opened with the comedy of the West Indian Mr DwYEr from Drury Lane, played Belour formerly had occasion to describe this gentle- man's qualifications,. when he was here during the after season ...