... COVENT GARDEN. LAST night a New Farce, entitled, THE written by Mr. O'Keeffc, was formed toa very genteel audience, and received with general applaule. The characters were thus reprefented: Colonel Dormant, Mr. Fcaron. Valentine, Mr. Joknf.one, Farmer ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Rowe/s Tragedy of Jane Shore was on Friday night, theatre, and the feveral characters being very powerfully caft, and ably acted, the play was received with more than ordinary Mils Brunton's Alicia was aftonifhingly great her performance ...

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... COVENT -garden. rarmerGaum-.cn- MrCti,^ Sim — MrßtAsniata; Banks — MaHnii; Lamp -- MrCßwriu; • :: - play could ?? better cad. t.r better ftippo; ted by Cue different pctformers. — Blanchard in prirticfllar, ,: , .c.i, ,ii! were excellent, was a perleet ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Saturday Evening a new Comedy was introduced, for the benefit Mr. Lewis, called Wild Oats ; or. The Strolling Gertie man. The hereof this Comedy is the produce of fecret marriage, intended as deception ; he is the fport events in the E ...

... Royal in Covent Garden. Peach= Mr. Jenkins, Lockit Mr. Ward, Mat &the Mint Mr. Marr, Filch Mr. Shepard, Ben Budge Mr. Rickard, Wat Dreary Mr. Clarke, Robin of Bagihot . Mr. Turne,r, Nimming Ned Mr. Redmond. The Part of V OLLY by MiIsTOUNG, from the Theatre ...

... ! COVENT GARDEN TREJITRE. On Friday, at fix ?? in the evening, the King, Queen, PrincefTes Royal, Elizabeth, and Ma- ry, with the ufual attendants, went tp Covent-Gar- den Theatre, to fee Mr Sheridan's comedy of the ii/Wr. The Prince of Wales, the Duke ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. When an aflr.r, who has entered into his nine- tieth year, performs a character which is not the moft es.fy to be fuftained, and this nitor has long been an objeft of ?? efrimation, a crowded au dience may be well expelled. Such ...

... NEW THEATRE, COVENT GARDEN*; This beautiful and rriagnificent Theatre was opened lalt night, and entirely occti* ' :d at a very early hour. As foon as the curtain drew up, a ftrong expreffion of general approbation, naturally arifing from the fuperb urn ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Their M*jeUie», accompanied by the Princefs Royal, and the Princeflea Auguda, Elizabeth, Mary, and Sophia, honoured this theatre lad night with their prefence, to fee the performance of the excellent Comedy the Provoked Hulband ...

... By a 07ntlenian of Covent Garden Thea,re , . p . rintrd for J. Walker, No. 44, Pater-noiter Row ; and by Peaifan and Ro!Von, Birtningham, the Boo . kfelleri at the Foot of the latt and the Newlren. • • jE3e11 calls the above a pirated Rook, which the ...

... frT. PA TIL'S, COVENT GARDEN Yefterday afternoon, between three and four o'clock, the Church of St. Paul, Covent Garden, was entirely deftroyed by fire. The flames broke out in the cupola, owing to the care- ?? of fome workmen employed in it, who fuffered ...