... Portfinouth, on thee 9th of Odlober laft, from which' he had efcaped. He :was afterwvards apprehlended ini, King- .ifreet, Drury-lane. The. priKfneqr faid, he.was gpuiley, and begged for mercy.- G uE'eiCVyTy. cVGoPGiE FosT'ta.-On Monday morrr- o ing the ...

... of huinpers Hotife, Hants.-In Great Marlborough Street, of a decline, Mifs Siddons, eldeft daughter of Mrs. Siddoni, of Drury Lane Theatre. At Walaghabed, near Madras, Mr. E. Bacon, fon of Mr. Bacon, of Hackney.-ln Montpclier Place, near the Black Rock ...

... Palace of Khiimore, of a convullivL fit, Mifs A. Beresford, fecnndi ?? of the Bilhop of Kilmore.--Mr. James Aiclten, late of Drury Lane Theatre, in the 64th year of his age.-Cap. R. A. Mafh, of Mitcham, late Commander of the General Sturut Eaft Indiaman.-On ...

... expreffed great furprife at finding himfelf 'in that fituation. Y He was taken proper care of, and fent home to7 his lodging in Drury-Lane. a Thurfday morning, about four o'clock, the filk ware- s, haufe of Meffres. Garfed and Wilkinfon, corner of Gold. er fmith ...

... 5,oool.; mm her children, iS,oool.; Sarah Ann Ledwith, when of age, S001.; Mrs. Mary Taylor, late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 13,0001.; to her daughter Harriet, 4,0001.; to her fifter, -3,ooo0.; Maiy Howard, 3000l.; William Howard, 3,oool.; Margaret ...

... o ha authority, p andwaarefonibl ifhe lepedbeynd t.The jury' ai try Buxvaaoi;coao. SI Dr- ?? Wigletr, a Bruilk-maker in Drury~ Lane,' Rlated upon oath, that about Chriftim laft', he de. ' e :he porited the rum of topol, in half gbtineat and 7Sii pieces ...

... twelvensontth, and file reistains perfedily | vell. Any infarmsatiou of the above fac may be uL- tained at No. 9, Duk;e's Court, Drury Lane, London. ?? Spilfollr) is not accountable fur any mixture fold, oslels the words By the King's Patent are inferted in ...

... twelvemonth, and fhe remains perfedtly well. Ady information of the above fad may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilfbury is not accoun table for any mixture fold unlefs the words, By the King's Patent are inferted on ...

... twelvenuonth, and dhe remains perfecily well. Any information of the above faiR may be ob- tailied at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spildiury is not accountable for any mixture fold unlefs the words By the King's Patent are ilferted on ...

... Anyfinrmaryiond ofhriseraiovedfa rstire benefitf well, ?? An inomanofteabove fa& may be ob. earned at No. 9, Duke's Coart, Drury Lane, London. Mr. . ?? iuy is notaccotinoteable for s nt riixuiuefold Pnuelef the ivords (I By th c King's Patent' are inferted ...

... tlewell Church, Essex, Mr. Chas. Edw. Horn, of the J.yceuna -Theatre, to Miss Matilda Ray, of the late Theatre Royal, a Drury Lane.-Mr. Jacob Bravo, son of David Bravo, Esq. of Kingston, Jamaica, to Miss Grate Aguils, daughter of Isaac a Aguila, Esq. ...

... Constable. Ryall was fouurd tarned with a Constable's staff, pretending to be a Constable, anid acting as such, in Duke's-court, Drury-lane, at the time of the fire. He was taken into crIs- tody about six weeks ago in company with Diall, in Knightsbridge. No person ...