... Bengal.. THE M2TIRROR OF PASHIOY TO SIIEW TIIE VeiRY AGZE AND BODY' us' 'REns TITlE ITS FORti Aii 11E55tK E. TIHLEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Thi; l rening their Majcfties Servants will ad ARTAXERXES. Mandanc, Mrs. Fiillingrnn, who will introduce a ltevura Song ...

... execution, and unqueftionably in ex- d pence, it was the firlt exhibition on the occafioup though eC fome may prefer that a Drury-lane, which was very admirable in tllh contrivance and difpofition, the e~e e ot which was fo mlch. heightened by the advantageous ...

... Cathedral of St. Paul's, x881. is. at the Hall, after dinner, 5351. 6s, We obferved Very little new in fafhionable dtefs at Drury-lane lakt night, except in hats, which were va- rious, as ufual at this feafon ; one, however, we cannot help remarking, both ...

... William 1Ierne, Knight, refigned, will be fworn into office, and take his feat accordingly. The hats weremarked feeing at Drury-lane onThnrf- day night we have' fince feen very general both at the Exhibition and alfo in the Gardens yeftefday; we are informed ...

... proved himfelf ?? of theatrical talents that would be a valuable acquilition to any company. Mr. and Mrs. PopE's benefit, Drury-lane, was very well attended. Soagreeable a piece, with the aid of Mrs. JORDAN, the POPES, KING, &c. could tsot fail to attradh ...

... ptanted to difguife, formed the reit or' tbt Cre's, ' hichi wvas preparedi and nut on under the di- rc ion of ir. Ke. TsBL of Drury lane Theatre, and c~d gle ,onour to his tafle. The drefs was grand, and Eis Royal NIGHNESS made a nob!e appearance. Amidni the ...

... Taviftock-fnreet, Covent Gardlen, 'ookfleller. July 5. J. Brice, oflFrowvbridge, WViltfhire, clothier. TU1Y 3.J. XVelt, of Drury l.ane, tailor. Joly 5. W. Becton, of Maich, I[fie of Ely, milwright. -t one 3. A. 'Ihaeker, of Upwell, Ifle of Ely, corn merchant ...

... of 'the performers are likely to be re-employed.' DE LPINI is not to be at Covent Garden Theatre next feafon, but goes to Drury Lane-. Dunois is underfood to'be engaged at the former Theatre. ...

... Hughes' Edy, the fwindler, took place yelterday at BoW-ftreet, before Mr. Jtllice Bond. Mrr; Neiwman, of the George Inn; Drury-lane, flared that he purchafed' the horfe, upon the day ?? pmur chitf'd-t'hc 'chaife claimed by Mr. Mc Keozie,r'from 'a perfon ...

... and defert- ed applaufe, without copying in the flighreft degree the heroes of Covent-garden or Drury-lane.. We Lear that RufIfel is engaged at Drury-lane. The Dlu- chefs of St. Alban's, Lady Heatlhcote, Countefs of Jerfey, and Lady -Afgill were among ...

... mrnunfcript compofitions of the many eminent maiters who are now in the French metropolis. Since the reu'eatof KING from DrUry-lane Theatre, tbere is no nerfon in that Company who is qualified to performilis'prts. We undeft-andthat Mr. WHEELER, formerly ...

... farce. The opera was biut fo and fo, ?? far better than I expe.ced ; but I protei that I liever faw a farce betteradled at Drury Lane or Covent Garden.-1 havse great hoies that an inercourfe with the Frenclh nation, whlle it firengthens our lore of li- bertv ...