... of Wtight, of Edwvard Buljigny, Efi. banker, of a ron. rs BuIgny5, wife On S.aturlay morning Mrs. Pope, of Cotent Garden Theatre, of a dsu,,h~cr. At Luiicaftcr, the Lady of J. Gilpin, Efq. of Philadelphia, of a foil. Charles Hamilton, jun, 1 f. of answood ...

... latc Member fdr Lricefter, Lor4 . Suday enight gr. ltdlwad Conneill many yeaeii arefpee- tahbM kerfornier at Mr .Aftley a Theatr fries, the Riht L waifr lthe only rerniinihigja~ue if Willa sio aa4a~. On $tidddy the lat4h itanta'i he, Hlot Weils, .rifol ...

... DIE.D. On Monday laf, at Liverpool, Mr. Wild, upwards of i6 years Prompter of Covent-garden Theatre; he lived be- loved, aud died regretted by all who knew him. On Monday, at his houle at Clapham, Jofeph Shrimpfbn, El'q. ...

... Buck.i gham, Sophia Elizabeth,-fourth daughter Qf Hen. ry 1Hugh hoare, Efq. At Bath, Mrs. Hopkins, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre. Early on Sunday motning, at Bath, in the prime of life, and after the rroft acute fufferings, during a lingering ill, nefc ...

... an Illness of sone weeks, Mr. ep*ph., formerly a Performer at Drury-lane Teastre, and lately it ?? Surret and the Coburg Theatres. On Saturday, tbe 2h Innt., Mr. J. Tasker, In hist fis . At Manchester on Saturday, the 17tb Instant, III tO =d; sear of'hbis ...