... been ordered to join their refpedlive regiments. The Young Rofeius again performed Doug- C ci- las on Saturday evening at Drury-Lane Thea- ge tre. The houfe was as crowded, and the ap- F ni, plaufe with whichl he was received in this part, & aY by many ...

... 'Nio. 77, Upper- t Berkley-!lrett, Portnumn Square. ( D1)'IDENDS ATl' UILDHTALL, LONDON. t Julie 1. \Vm. Harris, late of Drury-lane, Middlefer, woollen-draper. June it. Richard Bigland, of Frocet- ter, (louceltertliire, cheele-fa~tor. lav °8. Saloniunron ...

... Nent, coach. e maker, Mlay '25, t,29, land Juane '29, at Guildhall, Londori p Solicitor, M1r. Win. Hugles, Crofa Court, Drury-Lane. Ann Beefton arid sarahl BUCeet1i rif Gerraid's-ttreet, ell Soho0, M\iddlefex, liaberd-idlierb, ilay ?? 29, and Juiie w- ...

... Solicitors, Aleffrs. Onu(C James -and Rote, Ay lefbuiy., the DIiIDI)ENDS AT' GUILDHALL, LONDON. thr June '29. Win. lHatris, Drury-lane, woollen-draper.- an( June 13. F. Roberts, St. Siartin's-cuurt, nioercer. Juzue 11. %vhI It,. Hilton, IHollissell, viiltuallcr ...

... IItttew 1le !Taiden-lane, Covent-garden, car- Pateler, l i and Aug. lo, at Guildhall. Attorntey, lI, Hughles, Cruos-court, Drury-lane. D1)1IDEXL'S ATl GUtLDIIIALL, LOXD)ON, Juv0>t. XV. V. Ileu lett, llighi-ftreet. Borough, dreggilt. 3. Jaoirs XW iltkintb:i ...

... Aug. 14. Geo. Gowland, Chandos-fireet, merchant. Nov. 2. S. Mar- fton, St. Alban's, coin-dealer. July 27. Wei. Harris, Drury-lane, linen.draper. Sept. '27. S. Lichigaray and M. Dunsford, Bafinghall-ftrect, merchants. Aug. 17. ?? Mlerton, ilminlieri ...

... Long and Sam. Dennis, of Brilol, e prinmcrs, bookifellers, and flationer4s. Sept. 29. Wim. Corbett and Thos. Biddell, of Drury- lane, London, butfon-aninufafturers. Sept. 29. 1'lary Aiis Hughes and Eliza Allinfim, of K Benntett-ftreet, Blaclfriar's-road ...

... churches tie- -andl chapels, and other places of worthip. LeE listiter Betty appeared on Nlondaly & Thurf- -P day evening at Drury-lane Theatre, in the ciha- mil) racteli of N'orval, ini I,)uglas. On the firfi- Las nientioned night a party, was formed agairift ...

... of Aulft ne xt. tA new Opleia,' entiiled 7Ue' Traiveller, or cafic's TFa/cnatiov, vas brought out on WVed- . nedlay, at Drury-;Lane, the words by Cherry, ithe ?? by Cotri. A ?? Prince, in purfuit of kliowccldge, Iets out from his own ?? to vilit England ...

... his duty in the Court of King's Bench on Saturday. The Young Rofeius performed the part of Douglas on Saturday evening, at Drury-Lane . Theatre, 'with his accuflonied fuccefs, anld r amicift the repeated plaudits of an elegant au- dience. I 1n the Court ...

... Kingdom. ftatt Mr. Sheridian, it is faid,-has rerigned his pro- yl:i, perty in, and the direffiun of the Theatre Royal bet. Drury lane, to his fon, Mir. T. Sheridan. cafe We underfland that at a meeting held at the fauI Crown and' Anchor on Wcednefday, Major ...

... PLAY and FARCE as ill. be exprefs'd in t in the Bills. Th, And on Monday the1 8hJo MISS DUNCAN, yea Of the Theatre.Rqt:l, Drury-Lane, lie, Aill iic her Firft A ppearance o1n this, Stage, in the Pai Cooledy of . ' . tiol THE BELLES STRATAGEM. the Ple prt ...