... hiedeesdalY, the 7th instant, at Edinburgh, Mr. Barrymore, S for nearly forty years a distinguished performer at n.Inr es Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. Sunday, the 11th instant, in the 68th year of his age, Mr. ? Nelson, watchmaker, Edge-hill; much and ...

... Charles Clark; deeply lasoented. d (Friends will kindly accept this intimation.) b DicxFsoq-Sept. 13, at his residence, 167, Drury-lane, . aged 70, John Dickeson. GREaGsTF.-Sept, 13, at 6, Most-street, aged 60, John Gregaten. HARRis-Sept. 14, at 15, Quadrant ...

... residence in Chelsea Hospital, aged 77, Sir E, Home, Bart. Last week, at Dundee, Richd. Usher, the celebrated Clown, late of Drury-lane Theatre, and formerly well known as Clown at the Olympic Circus, Christian-street, now the Queen's-theatre. Mr. Usher was ...

... A,, vicar, Arthur Lloyd, the well-known vocalist, to Kathleen, (aughter of Mr. T. 0. Ring, tragedian, of Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. PAKRINsoN-GaslDLLy-Aug. 6, at All Sonus Churoh, by the Rev. A. Piume, ?? vicar, Mr. John Parkinson to Miss Margaret Grindley ...

... Ltodge, -Rlchmond-road, Dalston, from thoe efects of a ruptured vessel on the longs, Henry Berry Webb, of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, and for many years lessee of the Queens6 Theatre, Dublin. ml?? ...

... Hanckel, of a son. HILL-Sept. 2, at 10, Holly-road, Fairfield, the wife of J. Hill, of a daughter. LEATsER-Sept. 1, at 52, Drury-lane, London, the wife of William Leather, of a daughter. LLoYD-Aug. 30, at 46, Chathamn-street, the wife of B. J. Lloyd, of ...

... OLETON-Feb. 19, at St. Philip'b, Mr. Thomas Waltonto Mary ElleaSligletostopdaughter of William Bate, Rsq., Boar'a Head, Drury-lane. WATSON-DuTTON-Feb. 20, at St.e Michaol'esin-the: Hamlet, by the Rev. W. Clementeon, Mcr John 7VatsenD ormerly of Cumuberland ...

... Kenney, dramatist. A per- formance for the benefit of the deceased having been pre- p viously anno'unced to take place at Drury-lane Theatre, h came off on ti}e evening of his deatb. July 25, aged 69, Mrs. Priscilla Molyneux, of Brown- ] low-hill. A July ...

... instruction for ?? years. Pl In 1796, young- Brahain was engaged by the stil- Bil :membered composer Signor Storaee, for Drury-lane led l Theatre, and his ddait (which was in an opeia calel e ini iahluoud) was so succes-;ful that in the year following ...

... Sunday, the 2d ult. at New York, suddenly, Mr. James E Kirby, the celebrated pantomime clown, formerly of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, and late of the Circus,- gn New York. ie, On Friday, the ltth ult. at Antwerp, after a short but severe be illness ...

... BANKRUPTS. Free ?? Lonedon Gazelle, October li, 18119. Wni. Davis, Pinner, Middlesex, baker and ?? Perry, Craven ilead. Drury-lane, Middlesex, ?? Ellis, Botolph. lane, London, ?? Robinsons the elder, New ! Brentford-wharf, Middlesex, wharflicer asid ...

... William Broom, Bags.; . BATr-April 25, at her residence. Tynwrald-hillWest Derby, Elisabeth, wif Wliam Bate, Boar's Head, Drury-lane. .CANTER-April 25, at t deere of her son-in-law. J. L. Gilles, Esq., Cam n-terrace, Bradford, aged 65, Mrs. Carter. DAwSON-April ...