... City, &c. And Yefterday at the faid Seffions, ?? Rymell, at the Profecution of the fubferibing Inhabitants of St. Paul Covent-Garden, was tried and convicted of keeping a lewd and notorious Bawdy-Houfc in Bridges* Street, in the faid Parifh, and was fentenced ...

... kifs his Majefty's Hand. lyionday Night two Fellows were taken for picking a Gentleman's Pocket, as he was coming out of Covent Garden Playhoufe, and were committed to Prifon. Laft Thurfday a Highwayman was taken, prefently after attacking a Waggon near ...

... Liberty to fee him there, and that he might be attended by a Nurfe and a Servant. Yefterday Mr. Gibfon, an Upholder in Covent- Garden, who was committed to Newgate for fome Irregularities at the laft Weftminfter Election, was difcharged by Order ofthe ...

... . The fame Day one of the Gamblers who lately en- deavoured to efcape from the Conftables, &c. at a Gaming-Houfe near Covent-Garden, and was wound- ed by a Serjeant's Halbert, had oneof his Legs cut off. On Monday came on at the Court of King's Bench ...

... Hon. Houfe of Commons* as Member for the Univerfity of Oxford. On Sunday died the Perfon who was at a Gaming* Houfe near Covent-Garden, and received a Wound ' from a Serjeant's Halbert, which occafioned his Leg ' to be cut off. T'-iis Morning died, aged ...

... an Infor- mation, a great Number of Gamefters were taken up by a Party of Guards, at a Coffee-Houfe in Bridges- tfrect, Covent-Garden, and fent to the Gatehoufe. Tuefday Morning three young Men walking from Acton to Ealing, were robbed by a fingle Highwayman ...

... Weftminfter; but the Majority was not declared. We hear that on Wednefday next the Council on both Sides will meet at Covent-Garden Veftry, and j fum up the whole Proceedings on the late Scrutiny, and after that the High Bailiff will in a few Days make ...

... put's Counfel would not confent to. The High Bailiff thereupon adjourned to the 15th Inltant, at the Portico of St. Paul Covent-Garden, to make his Return. Yefterday Mr. Crowle, the Counfel for Sir George Vandeput, replied, at St. Martin's Veftry ; when ...

... Scru- tineers, &c. in the Intereft of Lord Trentham and Sir George Vandeput, Bart, met in the Veftry-Room of St. Paul, Covent-Garden, in order for the High Bailiff to make Declaration of the Majority on the Scrutiny, an- ionic Debates arifing, it was furthsr ...

... three are dead, and it is thought the others cannot recover. Laft Night died Mr. Deacon, an eminent Miniature Painter in Covent-Garden 5 as did his Friend the Night before, who were both at the Trial of Capt. Clarke, at the laft Seffions at the Old Bailey ...

... Eight ?? on Tuefday Evening, a Fellow had the Impudence to attempt to rob a young Womar* of a Bundle in Taviftock-Court, Covent-Garden, notwithftanding feveral Peifons were palling by at that Time, and 'finding he could not accomplifh his De- fign, he tore ...

... feveral Perfons of Diftioftion, finely dreffed, were taken up for riotous Proceedings, and put into the Round-Houfe in Covent-Garden. Letters from the Frontiers of Poland fay that the Haidamaques have furprized the Town of Lytin, and pillaged the Caftle ...