... have alseady mnade trceir fir tappearances 'at the Winter Theatres; vi.' Mr. .Dwyer and Mr. Cherry, in the Comic lin'. at' Drury-lane: Mils AMarriot, who has pl aed'Clarinda, Blrs. .Sullen, and Jeine Shkire, at ( ?? ;,and, on Saturday evening, Ms'; 'Eo~i ...

... St. Clement's, is 'in cuftody, for pur- joining a paicel, cootrijoing £500 in iotes, &c. Thurfday Mr. Jaines Barker,of Drury-lane. was fummoned before N. Conant, Efq.- at the Public Office in Alarlborough-flrect, fur reftif- - ing to pay 14s. the amount ...

... hrieneeforth be fub- mittfd .to, burefented with ieg reatell promp- fc titude and vigour. . ' The receipts at the doors of Drury-lane thea- cC tre mnoupted, the week before laft, to 30001. ct On Thurfday laft' Mr. Swannee, a Butcher nt of Pimlico, and a ...

... Guildhall. July 24. H. Jefferis, Lower T'Iames-fireet, ironneinnger, at (Guildliall. 'July 21. .S. Sheen, and A. Sheen, Drury-lane, litien-drapers, at Guild. hall' July 4. Al. Charlesworth, Gomerfall, Yorkldire, ruerchliot, at Guildhall, Loidon. July ...

... J. L. Ilubberfiv, Linealh'stitin, ctirtteo-piimiser. Alex. M'Mviken, Cliel ee, vietualler. Jawes Babiour, Ruol-court, Drury- lane, (ioemtaker. J. Bckntell, Little MAlddox-lireet, 4ealur in aruificial tlowers. J. W~eldon, Lawreence6-laie,. A.arehoulfemn ...

... ng accoucuincott. The juvenile Rofeius, we underfland, has beeh engaged for Covent Garden 'Theatre, and not for that of Drury Lane, as mentioned in mnoft r 'of the Public Papers. A great number of debtors have been dif- 1 charged, under the Infolvent ...

... Navy, with fending IC himle a challenge to fight a ?? parties Co have long been friends, and they repaired to- th gether to Drury-Lane Theatre on Monday tie nightl , where a litference arofe between them lie concerning the merits of a popular performer. The ...

... n dware- the Agent for Priilunrs oif War. ilicitor, Tur TiiF.AaTrtL.TI'e Tragedy of BBarba-o Tld- oqj7ia was revived at Drury-lane Thiatre on Sa- t Ililall, turday, and Alafter Betty perforined thle part 3 Kirg's of Aclhnet, in which he delerveedly acquired ...

... at Richmond, in the part of Richard am, tihe Third, is, it is faid, engaged at the rate of per, fifteen pounds a week for Drury-Lane Theatre, (it where ihe is to make her debut when Mlafter Betty's engageme'nt at that Theatre clofes. It is faidf that (he ...

... for the firit ti'e rfilce his indtifpofition; but he Aill remains Olsiriftnfl reeinen. Ih 1en Air Pitt was lately at Drury Lane Theatre, to fee the Yotung Rofeius, in VDuuga t gesllt!t!t1ftassding up frequently, to fie, for tfil IiJ, tulise, tile Premierj ...

... new Melo Drame, called The Lady of the Kitcl Rock, written by Mr. Holcroft, was produced with Outt :s on Tuefday night at Drury-Lane Theatre as fruit an after piece. It is rather a dull compofition; near but in fome few jnflances it is not devoid of in- ...

... valuable geld repeating watch. The Prince of WVales prefented her Ladylhip with a valuable gold necklace. Air. Smith, late o f Drury-Lane Tlieatrej has prefented the Young Rofciuis wvith a feal of Gar- ?? rick, finely engraved, and a ftiiking likcnlefs, accompanied ...