... , the real objedls would in all probability alone be benefited. Mrs. Brown, late of our Theatre, certainly engaged at Covent Garden, in oppofition to Mrs. Jordan of Drury-lanc. Mrs. Simpfon, we arc informed, is engaged Norwich, for a few nights. _ The ...

... not lefs injurious I' uividuais, than difgraccful the lervice. private letter from a corrspondent, who was present at Covent-Garden Theatre when the conversation passed between Mr, Harris and Mr, Barrett upon the subject of Mrs. Brown?s so abruptly leaving ...

... 8 (>ont box, this evening. N. B. The lady who played Roxalana was received rather Hie meet with a warmer reception in Covent-Garden (if to Covent- Carden flie is bound) is our fincere with! Monday 6. Macbeth and the Sultan. Mr. Penn, Macbeth, deferved ...

... Netherlands a fccne fit fur all the mica' arts. The Angular adventure of Mrs. Abington in the low character Scrub, at Covent-Garden Theatre, Frida;’ evening lad, had its effedf. An overflowing houfe in every part, exeited by the no velty ot the fpedtaclc ...

... that Tancred and Sigiftnunda is the for Mrs, Simpfon’s night. ’Mifs Bruntott’s benefit fixed for Tuefday tl e of March, Covent-Garden. The Grand Muftcal Feftino preparing in this tfty for the Bth of next month, it is expeCted, will equal any concert ever ...

... Cumberland will prefide as Grand Mailer. The author of the new tragedy called Werter, which it rehearfal the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, rve hear, is a Mr. Reynolds, foo to an attorney of that name. Friday Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall. Several ...

... WAY to be ALL in the RIGHT. Written by Mr. Murphy, Author of Know your own Mind, &c. and performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent- Garden, with univerlal appiobation. DANCING by Mr. and Mrs. ST RETTO N. Preceding the Farce, by \vay of Interlude, ill be prefented ...

... out of Court near hour, they return'd with verdict tor Mbs Rankin. Fliurfday night, after the play of A Bird in Cage, «t Covent Garden, a new farce was performed for the benefit Mrs. Wells. It entitled Small Talk, or the Weffminfier Boy. This fecond title ...

... SAUNDERS, who performed with fnch great applaufe before their Majefties and the Royal Family at the Theatre-Royal Ih Covent-garden, London i and laft winter before the French King and Royal Family in Paris; and who, for his fuperior and fingutar excellence ...

... worn by the genteel order of females, bats trimmed with gauze various hues are fported by the impures of King’s-placc and Covent-garden. It has long been talhiouable to affcft blindnefs for the fake of having glafs dangling at one’s button-hole—lt is now ...

... every Evening during; the AaSIZE-WEEK. And, MONDAY Evening next, the Inftant, • Mr. and Mrs. POPE, from the Thcatre-Koy;d, Covent- Garden, will make their full Appearance rite Characters and IiEEVIDERA, the Tragedy VENICE FKESERVE D, On the Nights Mr. and ...

... eighteen guineas, and then made off. Thurfday morning, about one o’clock, a fire broke out in houfe Taviftock-ftrcet, Covent- Garden, which confumed the infide of the fame, • and greatly damaged another houfe adjoining; it is fufpefted hare been wilfully ...