... mitted ?? (^ar^Round-houfe, v by Juftice Viaughan, for ftealing out of Mr. Mill's Coffee-Houfc, iaHenFietta*- Street, by Covent Garden, on Friday laft, a Gold Watch, a Gold Chain, anS Hook Gilt, a Five Pound Piece of Gold, a Two Guinea Piece of Kirtg William ...

... contiguous, fet at 15 1. per Ann. Enpire I of Mr. Henry Cookes, at the King's Arms and Sever Stars in I Bedford-Street, Covent -Garden, London; or of Mr. J. Cox, of Si Cleut in Staffordjbire, Student of Lincoln s-Inn. NO W in the Hands of Ifaac Reading ...

... Opportunity of {wal- lowing the Diamond : He is now in Guftody and ciofely watch'd.. On Thurfday laft a Man was put into Covent-Garden Rouiidhoufe, for keeping Company with a young Wo- man fome time, and then refilling to marry her, except her Father would ...

... next the Court goes out of Mourning for the Death tf the Duke of York. On Tuefday Morning dy'd at the Bear in Bow-ftreet, Covent-Garden, Mr. Minnis, Serjeant in the Horfe- Grenadier Guards, ofthe Wound he received in a Rencounter with Capt. Otway : Before ...

... Plantaines, Mammees, Banana's, and Cocoa Trees. On Tuefday Night laft, about Nine o'Clock, a Fellow follow'd a footman out of Covent** Garden into Cooks-All- ey in Bedfordbury, and robb'd him ot fifty Shillings; ana to difable him, he took hold or his Private ...

... MONDAY'S POST. From the WEEKLY MEDLEY, LONDON, May 24. On Thurfday Night, two Gentlemen being at the Rofc Tavern, Covent Garden, and quarelling about the Reckon. ing, they drew, and one of them receiv'd a very dangerow Wound; the other was feiz'd, and ...

... was broachM and given away to the Tenants and Populace, A great many ieafes being out, or on the point of being fo, in Covent Garden. Bloomsbury, &c. 'tis laid his Grace will have ?? fhreefcore Thouftnd Pound pec Annum. Yeftrday in the Afternoon the Duke ...

... ; they carried him into the Hofpital inftantly, where he now lies. Yefterday Morning died at his Houft in Bow-ftiect, Covent Garden, Mr. Wilks, that celebrated Comedian, belonging to ths Theatre Royal in D riuy. Lane. We hear that a Patent will fhortly ...

... Booth, who was lately dan- geroufly ill, is relapfed, and lies on the Point of Death, athis Houfe in Charles-ftreet, Covent Garden. Yefterday died Mr. Edward Goley, Mafter of the Saracen's Head in Friday-ftreet, reputed worth 15,0001. They write from ...

... Day ofhis Catho- lick mayefly. Laft Night their Majefties and the three eldeft Prince ffes, were at the newlheatre in Covent Garden, and faw the Beggar's Opera. 'Tis affured, that notwithftanding all that has been wrote orfpok- ert againft the Scheme ...

... Wtflnefday Night about Twelve o'Clock, Mr. Owen, 3 n ? te _4 Limner inTaviftock-ftreet, Covent-Garden, was attack- •4 oy lrve Street-Robbers, on the back-fide of Covent-Garden Church, as he was going Home. One of them came behind him and knocked him down; and ...

... ,ye bury in BuckinghamflJe, anf to^Sfi^/^ On Saturday laft about Nine o'Clock, died afhi Hcufe l™ Southampton-ftreet, Covent-Garden Willi_Tp_f fi ™i IB ■na^tLDaughHofMnfeofS^ We hear 12,00000 L>ill be_Wnn^f£_ ...