... call be- taken to pieces by two men i xjJ .hours, re- moved, anal again erecled with equal celerity. TInEATRESDBSTPOY D.:--Drury-Lane was built 1662, deflroyeJ by fire 1672, rebuilt 1674, pulled down 1791, rebuilt 1794, de- i ftroyed again by fire, Feb. ...

... April22, at the King's Head Itn, Glocefter. Solicitors, : leffis. Wilton, Gilocefter. John Charles Finich, Rulfell Court, Drury-lane, Mid. dlelev, tavern-keeper and vifualler, March 14, 21, A pril 22, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Bower, Clifford's 1n1. ...

... Aealer. JutRe 124 M. Benjamihi, of Litae-fireet-lquatre, London, merchant. .Jue 24. A. Hetberington and J. Alackie, of Drury-lane, J riddle2ex, perfuruers. Jnlie 324. J Vieeit, of Seething-lane, Londoa, c.rpenter. Juie 23. W. Winter Tbounis, & Farreu ...

... Unl'wnrtb, ofArdwick, Manchefter, cttotr-fpinner. G. Iiller, of Woulaivichl, len t,tailor. ; J. C. Finch, late ol Ruflell-cuurt, Drury-lane, Middle. fex, tavern-keeper. W. Prothir, of Great Ealing, Middle/ex, dealer in bag and liraw. a T. Roe, oh Wolverliampton ...

... J. Pi. Moure, Little Touer hili, chart feller. Augull 5. D. Keene, Alderfgate flreet, cahinetr-maker. Auguf 12. W. Lowe, Drury-lane, cabinet-maker. July 29. W. Skevill, Burr flireet, Wappirig, dealer. Sept. 2. A. Chrillian, High-ltrees, Mary Je-Bune, pawn ...

... riepetfully informed, inE 5TMEA'XtZ WILL OPEN . Ol MONDAY the 14th instaut, ?? MISS DUNCAN, Freo the late Theatle Royal, Drury Lane, Wjil hasvr lt honor of perlorming at principal Cbaraler. Whndic *ill be ezprell'ed il the Bills of the Day. J. S. STENSON ...

... J. Smden, Coventry, moaiey-fcrivener. B. Roffey, New Bond- flreet, taylor. 1H Darwin, Southlampton, tavlor. P. Phillips, Drury-lane, Tlalor. W. Hikchois, Do~nrs' Conimoans, whaleboise merchant, E. and A. Whyit, Fenchaurchl Rreet, drvlalters. T1. Eallinaln ...

... consequence . withdrawn herself from that Theatre.-Workmen I commenced this mrorning the necessary prepara- tions for rebuilding Drury-lane 'Theatre: Mr. Benjamin Wyatt, architect; Mr. Rowles, builder; the latter under a bond of 20,0001. to perf ct the ?? on dr ...

... Convention will assemble. It iltlilcisd thcte whole of the day will not be te ?? otnhp t.s necssary for the Dele- thi neesr Drury Lane Subscription.n.-A numerous meeting of the subscribers to the rebuilding Drur-Ilane Theatre has been held at the Crown & ...

... Half-Moon, Exeter. CERTIFICATES. 9 July . W. Manby, Strand, oilman. J. Davis, Aldersgate- I street, coach-niaster. 1). Steel, Drury-lane, hbaker. W. I Osborne, Aidgat' High-street, victualler. ?? Bolton. War. cester, vintner. :S. Render, Leeds, linen-draper ...

... and ordered to be prresented to the Prine Regent, on the late victory obtained near Salamanca. s Jrs. Jordan is engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, but d(ues not rahle her appearance nntil toward6 Easter; sti leaves town to day on a theatrical excursion, to.the ...

... the Princess Charlotte of Wales, accompanied by the Prince Re- gent, and the Dukes of Sussex, Kent, and Clarence inspected Drury-Lane Theatre, on Thursday. The House was lighted up in the maost brilliant style, as antended on the first night of representation; ...