... iAt Cla!itig-cl'eos. ________; = -- ' ~. C~Z-- .ALES Br JUCIMUX. .-By Mr. KlIo, At his Greait Room No. ;3. Kiltg-lrct Covent Garden, THilS DA 1, at oDue o'clck, it r QLots, -,iz. Lot t. LS Si t-AG', ,or TENEMIENT, No ot 1 nvA46 fide of UCavdloi-rweet ...

... of the port of London.-The Rev. Edw. Tennant, M. A. Curate of Beefton.-At Edinburgh, George Mattocks, Efq. formerly of Covent Garden Theatre, thereafter Manager at Liverpool, and latterly Stage Manager in Edinburgh. Though there are fome Co- medians ftill ...

... JanF'L Tashursdayse'nnight, at-$t Pancras, Mr Green- wood, of Kentish Town, to Miss Munden, daujhter of Mr Munden, of Covent-garden Theatre.-At Berwick, Mr P. Carrsthers, wine and spirit merchant, ?? Miss Purdy, of the same: ?? Monday, Mr Robert Milburn ...

... King's Lynin Norfolk, haber. dather, Oct r; 8, and Nov. S, at Guildhall. Attorney, MNr. Goodwin, Lyllu. William Fifichani, Covent-Garden, eartbeawaremnan, OEt. 14, 15, mind Nov. S. at Guildhall. Attorney, Alr. Kirknan, Cloak-lane, Qucetltwreet, Cheapfide. ...

... we- ler,' August i, 12, Sept. 7,.btt GuildhaU; Solicitr, irr Mayhew, Syruond's Jnn. 9obert 'Salmon, Tavistock-street, Covent Garden, Middle- sex, linen-draper, July 21, August 28. Sept. 7, at Gumidhall. Solicitor, Ir. John Robinson, Half Moon-street, ...

... London. Solicitors, Messrs. Rsardou and Davies, Corbet-court, Grace- church-street, London, James Robinson, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, cosee- house-keeper, dealer and chapman, August 17, 2u, September 24, at GuildhalL Soliitors, Mesir,. Swain^Stevens, Maples ...

... carpentei.-Nov. 13. W. Aierrilt, Mill: une, 'Toolev-street, nercbunt.-Nov. 16. H. Nutan and J. - artbtr, Yoik-street, Covent-garden, haberdashers, OIVJDENDS IN TUE COUlN2 N. Oct.'20. W.Dickensoti,Coventry,silkman, at the Craveti rms aHotcl,'Cuveitiry ...

... aid WaM. HARU1S, were broughit before Mr. BIR3uIM, and cdlage, With ?? rob a numbier of persone, as they came oat of Covent-Garden Theatre, mn Mn- day ?? HIumphbreys stated tbsat he knewv ail thn prlisoners to be reputed thieves; they wvere i consequnlce ...

... fiom the pen of Mr. SuriRL, of IDublin, and which was brouhlit out at the Theatre of tl)at city, is in prepiration at Covent-garden Thieatre. Adelaide, the principal charaler, was writ. ten expressly for Miss O'NEILL, and will again receive the 6upi)ort ...

... sogs. from D. of Graf- ton's Fugitive, Sst. 31b. Ab M. o2ogs. h. ft. - Mr. W. MURRlAY, son of the well-known performer in Covent-garden theatre, and Manager of the Edin- burgh theatre, h9s taken a lease of the Glasgow theatre. A fragment of the Consular Annals ...

... ak- nit ing found in his possession. Ile has been committed to p1ivsn. talt Tuesday night the premises of Mr. Dawson, Covent-garden firn Market, were burglaniously entered and robbed of considerable wa property. -T1 ...

... her mainmast gone by the deck. PUBLIC OFspCE, DoWv STranE.-Yesterday JAINs TeoirfsON was brought up to the office from Covent-garden watch-house, and underwent an examination'before Richard Birnie, Esq. the Sitting Magistrate, charged with conducting himself ...