... at St. Ann's Veftry Room, the Scrutiny which was demanded by Sir George Vandoput, Bart, at the Cinfing of the Poll ac Covent-Garden on Ffiday the Sill Intlant. About Two o'Clock on Frid ly Morning Tait fome Smugglers taken at the Houfe of Robert 1-Ligon ...

... a New Grand Pantomime Entertainment, call'd The Force Meigick, or the Harlequin, as perform'd at the rheatre• Royal in Covent Garden, London.-They will continue to perform Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fridays, as of ult. B A NC R U P T. • John Grave, of LivetpOle ...

... St. Anne's Margaret's and St. John's Total 748 Yeiterday Morning they began the Scrutiny at the Veftry-Roorn of St Paul Covent-Garden. 'Tis faid a Bill will be brought into Parliarnebt to fettle the Affair of Dilapidations of Church Livings,here, as it ...

... the Hotife of Peers, and ' took the Oaths and his Seat there. ' - Laft Night died, at his Lodgings in Ruffel-Street, Covent. , Garden, Sir William Jolliff ; he was many Years Governor of the Bank, and one of the richeft Commoners in England. The. Kin ...

... Vary-Room of St. Margaret's Wetiminfter ; avid We hear that on Wednefday next the Council on both Sides will meet' at Covent-Garden Veftry, and fum up the whole Proceedings an the laid Scrutiny, and after the fame is done, the High Bailiff will in a few ...

... Bailey's , field; at the •Polt-Houfes at Coventry and Warwick; the Place ,of Sale ; and at Mr. Bladwell'3, in Bdiv-Sicre` 4 Covent-Garden, London.- . N. B. All the .Live , St6ck, Tinrher,Fenees, Farming titentils, will be fold the Firit Day's Sa.e. fs, trZ ...

... Houfesad joining. ,% We hear that Mr. Qiin; Mrs.Cibber ; Mr. Barry, Mr. Macklin, and Mrs. Woffington, are engaged. at Covent- Garden 'Theatre for the eriftung Seafon. LicitFlEL`o, Aut. Yefterday ended .the Races here, of winch, Sir Thomas Grefley, Baronet; ...

... about. Nine o'Ciock a Fire broke out at a Honfe in, Hart-Street, Covent-Garden,. which, by.t4e timely Affiltance of the Engine and SerVatfts belonging to the: Theatre-Royal. in. Covent-Garden, was happily extinguifhed, without doing any confiderable Damage ...

... Hayward, of Fore -Street, .London, Thftiller, - Robert laudion, of Deal, Draper, *and Chapman. John Haskins, of St. Paul Covent Garden, ‘Va'rehottfermani Wi e lliam Films, of Gioucefter, Mercer. Ut Pierea i about One o'Clock n the Night Time, Y between 'J ...

... Irton, of I i ton , Efq; ' On Tuefclay Evening three Gentlemen returning from Cheibiren Sir William Duckenfield Daniel B ' Covent-Garden Playhoufe to the Qneen's Head in Gray's, art. . . a C a,rrltridge and Huntingdon, John Su m pt er , o f W a n. Inn-Lane ...

... him committed. to Chelmsford Gaol. . On Saturday Ni . .ht lab, about Eleven o'Clock, Mr. . Campy, a Linnen-draper near Covent-Garden, was at, tack'd in Princes-Street, Drury-Lane, by three Villains, one of whom fnapp'd a fiftel, but it flafh'd in the Pan ...

... married Pertons, to promote Marridge, for the Increafe of his Majeity's Su bjetcts. ' Yeflerday Mr. Gibfon, Uphokler, in Covent Garden, was, by Order of the Hon nonce of Commons, difcharged - from his Conf. nement in Newaate, purfuant to his Peti. tion prefenfed ...