... W\'dncfday, She Stoops to Conqncr. Onl Friday, '1ie incol iant. Arnd on Saturday, The Diftrefieel Motler. TFEATRI7 ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, This Even-ing will be perforatscd (for the sf t~ire) a Co ?? in Five AdiLJ call.ed The SCHOOL fcr PhT ...

... precept in your preacling:- Y X That ccannot furely vulgar be d That's out of poor Jf`&s' reacking P 'e ~ ?? I Z.. THEATRE, COVENT GARDEN.-rTue Schoolfor Pre- )f judice was prefented for the third time laft evening at Fe this Theatre. ?? already flated our ...

... Baxters and Martin, Furnival's Inn, London ; or Meftrs. Foijambe, Wakefield. David Lowes and John Helicry Rigg, Hart-ftreet, Covent Garden,retifiers, Jail. 34,a.t eleven, Feb. 3, at twelve, and Z8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. White, Clhacery-lane ...

... Moving Panorama. P( o-morrow, The School for Scandal; and on Saturday, King fe Lear, with the new Pantomime. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN$ tb, T1!Iis Evening xvill be prefented the Comedy of an SPEED the PLOUGH.ai To wields, by particular defire, will be added ...

... Trueain,. Mrs. Sparks, Miifs Ste- phnsiad Mrs ?? TL-aorrow, A 4'Ip to Scarborough, with the Veteran Tar. THEATnE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. This I~veiiig wiu lie pcrformed a Comedy called The SCHOOL FOR PRE'JUDICE. After vhitc% will be perforrmed, HAARLEQGtN'' ...

... Trucelian, Mrs. Sparks, MifsSte- p ise;s, and Mrs. Mountain. On Satunilay, Macbeth, witl The Veteran Tar. r THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. h To -moirow Evening will be performed a Comedy called o I e POOR GENTLEMAN. c To which lrill ?? added, a l~ufical Drama ...

... Oxford. Novelty, vairiety, and excelleric-e of cosmpofitio cha- racetrize the prelent evening's Oratorio' Seleftion at Covent Garden. In this rich bill of fare the arrange- sment of.Bird's non nolbid, as an overture and chorus, . anql performed by fo ...

... w bhethe tire riner receiived a ball which killed hima on the ljaot. - ci The ca fe of the prefenit Oratorio feafon at Covent' Garden, from the very full and brilliant audi ecfce of Wednefday night, and fair profpe& of an e qually jP thr onged hoilfe on ...

... Lori aild Inee,. Smozid's Inn, Chaan- cery-hula Meilt-s. Smith and Ainold, Birmi'rgibma., thomas Deiniett, of New-flrtet, Covent Garden golIfinitl, Jan. 16, 23. Feb. I3, at one, at Gsiildhall. Attornievs, Meflis. Swamnell and 0drl, Rickmanfwertls Mr. Auhre; ...

... Earl of Mfath, to L'aty Melehlna Adelaide Meade, fourth daughter ofthc ?? Clai~wiDtnm,'. On Wcdnel'day, at St. Paul, Covent- garden, Mr. R. Pugh, of r3ydges-frMee, to Mary-Ha kins, of Birninghanm. . Omnthc.;8tipf^Marcbj at Dundegul, in the Eaft Indies ...

... The Mrs. EsTrN who is mentioned as engaged at i the Salifbury Theatre, is not the Lady who performed fome years fince at Covent Garden, as fhe has refided at Edinburgh fince the Duke of HAMILTON'S death. A monument is now ere&ing in the fouth tranfcept of ...

... !t tcn, at Guildislhi. Attorneyt, Mr. Browet, Littl E t i lay l-tirt 'C!,eaipide. john li;ctrea ot CUlliihdos-ltreot, Covent Garden, dealer, I'cti,. s. n, Ma ';Ch 2, A l ril 3, at sine, at Gidldhll. 'Attotesy, Mzr. (thr¢ifts , t'sstlhalisspwsuccosrt, ...