... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Young returned to this Theatre on Monday. after • of active rivalry at the sister house, and performed in every way worthy his high professimal time, to so audience at ones elegant and crowded; but the chief novelty of the week has ...

... COVENT GARDEN. re-appearance of this unrivalled actress It the character of Lady Illac‘elh, on Thursday last, for the benefit of Mr.- C. occasioned an intinsual degree of attraction in the Theatrical World. The doors at au early hour were literally besieged; ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Tuv ANI6 UM TAM night a Melo-dram:die Piece, in two acts, under the above title, was produced, for the first time, at tLis theatre. .The plot, in some instances, is not unlike the Mater sofas Alps. The perforniniice of lit acnskny, it, ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Tut Jr sr. ots WIFF.—On Wednesday night Mies O'Nms perrormeil the part of Mrs. Oakley. Comedy is not the vocation of Miss O'Neil.. tier performances are perhaps the most interesting on the stage—not from positive excellence' th but from ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Monday night Aftcr the Tragedy of and .114iet, .11 new emme Romance, called The iltaavtis (1 Caralola, or Puss in Boot.c, was,performed for the tirst time. The Teception which it islet was such a nature as to render only acromit of the ...

... COVENT GARDEN.' On Monday evening, the new dramatic romance of Peter Wilkins, or Flying Indians, was produced to a crooded house. The scenery is eminently beautiful, and coupled with the descent of the two principal Gaieties, or flying women (Miss M. ...

... COVENT GARDEN. WONDFR.—On Wednesday last, appeared for the first time i he character of Vioinn:e. If the principal 'Hurd of acting to present the character tinder a el and interesting aspei t, observing at the syme time truth of delineation, Miss BRUNTON'S ...

... COVENT GARDEN. RFTIMIUTION ; on, 111 F: DAUORTIR.-A new 'l'ragedy under the above tit!e, was produced for the tint time oo Thursday evening last. The following is a sketch of the plot DRAMATIS PERSON.E. Varanes. king of Persia - -.- ?Jr. Yomrn. Chosroo ...

... COVENT GARDEN. 0. Friday evening a sew Farce was brought out at this house, entided Me Poachers. The plot may be described thus: Count (Mr. Cooper) and his friend Baron Wo/fenstrin (Mr. Jones) toeing shooting, at the cottage of Scouvreist, (Mr. Blanobard ...

... COVENT GARDEN, Monday the King's box was up, by his Majesty's command, for the Lag and Queen of the Sandwich Islands. These interesting foreigners made their appearance exactly at seven u'cluck. and were warmly greeted b r the audience. God save the ...

... COVENT GARDEN. On Monday evening, the theatrical campaign commenced at this house with the trag edy of Julius Cersar, in which Mr. C. Kemble sustained the part of Marc Mr. 'Voting, that of Brutus; and Mr. Wartle enacted. with great judgment, the difficellt ...

... COVENT GARDEN. At this house, which was also crow'ded to suffocation, the pantomime is entitled Guy Earl of Warwick, Harlequin and the Dun Cow. The first scene introduces us into the Hermit’s Abode, the said hermit appearing in the company of huge owl ...