... fhoe-, makers, all nearly, equally outrageous with Dutton; the fccond had: ufcd, the tame evening, at a public. houfe in Covent Garden, words very dilrefp'cdhful of 3iis Majefty, wh fe life he wviilbed iadfield hadc terminated. ' The ex- ptcflioans are too ...

... fhoemakers, all, nearly eqaally outrageous with Dutton; the fecoud had uoed, the'fame evening, at a public-houtie ihr .Covent Garden, words very, 4ifre. ifkeffuldof his lajefy, whofe life he wilhed Hadfield -had terminated. -T'Ihe exprefions are too indelicate ...

... therrfelves Adtisfid, and pronounced a verdict of Not Guilty. The foldier indited for Ihooting the deferter in Hart Street, Covent Garden, was alfo acquitted, upon the ground of juftifiable homicide. ...

... of 35 faccefsful dra. Mtatic pieces, but now blind, aMd in rather reduced circsirrtflauice!, had a benelit lalt week at'Covent Garden Theatre ; he was led to the Rlage, and de- iiveed n a naddLe ls t o she audience. Q uick a nd Mrs. JJordan voirrotetred ...

... part of the garden, wh06t 'th'ev vvere Mnetbliy b'groie of' giprdes. As tf'ey aps'rodcheld'thei` h6tt,'Mrs.I'llfts ?? Covent Garden 'Tlltstre) who' adledA as theirQaeen, led ftom's behind 'a thicketctwo'children feated on arlagfs. She fahg a gipwey f ...

... JOHN TOUCH, A. M. MEMOIRS OF TFI E AU T FI OR. London: Printed and Published hy R. B. Scott, No. aS, Brydges Street, Covent Garden; sold also by J.itiaa W.n-soti, No. 4-, South Bridge, E.lliibiirgh. ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE, > f~% EORGE NIVF.N. Weaver at ...

... Burfod, Firsbury-square, lElackwell-1-all-factor. G. Warren, Coveltry-strcet, Hlay masket, upholder. J. Smece, Hart-street, Covent- garden, dealer in porter. W. Reece, Manchester,ma- *is'facturer. R. Varley, Gisburn, Yorkshire, inliboldcr. '. Reach, KenLnowle ...

... market. The cart was found empty ia Dvott i Street, St Giles's. Mifs For.tencile, who made her d.lat ?r,any ! years ago at Covent Garden Theatre, and after- j wards played at the Hay Market, lately fell a I victim to the yellow fever in Charleftown, South ...

... Greenwood, df Radcliffe, Middlefex, vintner-John. L.ucas, of Fulhar,, Middlefex, inn.. ?? Clark, of Mundy's coffee-houre, Covent-garden, Middlefex, viEtallrq.- -Geoige Withers, of the parilh of St. Mary Larnbethi, Surry, ?? Page, of Croyden, Surrey, taylor ...

... the rest are likely to well. Bankrupts. John Lucas, Fulham, innkeeper. Michael Clark, Mundy*s coffee-house. Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, victualler. George Withers, St. Mary, Lambeth, pastry cook. Chas. Page, Croydon, taylor. Raw hides. Best hides, 3s. 4d ...

... Manufacture in theitreaielt variety MERCHAN rs« ORDERS eaccuted w.th Il.e ac cuft.itn: allowance. No i, Cbatidcs-Street, Covent-Garden, London, COMPANY OF STATIONERS, LONDON On TUESDAY, November i 3, will be publidied THE FOLLOW ING ALMANACKS,! FOR TUc. ...

... they attain tle age of maturity, anrd in thesw they wear a pro- I digious number of ringi and other ormaments. tl At Covent Garden 'Theatre, on Wednesday, a night, in the Comedy of the Road to Ruin, Mr. lI3runtonl performed the part ofIlarry Dorntoll ...