... liinen-draper. R. I Wilson, Turnham-green, draper. IV. ilulton, sen. Bolton, Lancashire, money scrivener. S. 4'restwidge, Drury-lane, grocer. G. Ringshaw, Tooting, Surrey, builder. Fronm the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 7. BANKRUPTS. I Joln Cragg, Salmsbury, Lancashire ...

... of' the globe, many of which had been detained by adverse witids it to - the channel. for The proceeds of the benefit at Drury-lane Theatre for Sta the widow and thusily of the late Mr. Haynes Bayly, the , dramatist, realized about 41)01. all l VAUXHALT ...

... announcelnedts of the past week, but- of a character too ordinary and frequent to attract particular notice. MAsQuERADES AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE IN LENT.- These most indecent and licentious entertainments, for such they are in this country, if covered with ...

... Chatterton, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves for a breach of agreement to play and sing at that theatre, was tried in the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday. Mr. Sims Reeves agreed to sing for twelve nights at Drury-lane, at forty guineas ...

... Mr. Avery, discovered that one of the jurymen who had been sworn as Frederick Lee, a harness maker, of Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, was not that individual but his foreman. The Recorder said that he and his master had been guilty of a gross contempt of ...

... Several honus s will be remain closed this week until Saturday. We Early next onusth Mr Augustus HIlrris will revive at Drury Lane, the late Mr. Char!es Reades p'ay, I It s Nover Too Late to Mend.- Mr, Lawrence Barrett, who has succumbed to a nsdden ...