... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. FRIDAY,’ OCT. That scene of rioting and tumult, which has long prevailed at this Theatre, the annovance ol everv lover the Muses, was continued this evening with equal, if not increased violence. The perlormauce was John Bu/f, hut ...

... From the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden. MONDAY EVENING Next, January 10, will lie presented the Petite Comedy, entitled, my grandfathers will. Albina Mandeville (with songs) Mrs. HONEY. followed by the Favourite Interlude, called, SEVENTEEN AND SEVENTY ...

... Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, engaged to perform a few Nights only at this Theatre. ON MONDAY next, October the lsth, 1810, will presented the Tragedy of OTHELLO, MOOR Of VBMCE. Othello Mr. Pope (Late of the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, being his Jirst ...

... could a palace exhibited, supported real icicles, forty feet high, bright as crystal, and thicker than the pillars of Covent Garden portico. Many of the tricks are very ingenious, and, at the same time, quite original. ...

... VAR DI ETC AN’S LARD. Mr. James Gooseberry, late Green Grocer In the Old Covent Garden Market , Mr. Angel. Michael Howe, Cnpt. ot the Bush-Rangi n', Mr. Bennett. Kangaree - Mrs. Norman. After which will be revived, not acted fur 18 years, the Grand Romantic ...

... Sheppard, &c. Bristol; Binos, Mcyler and Son. Keene, &c. Bath ; Walker, Washbournv, iq. Glocester ; by K. Bagshaw, street, Covent Garden, London ; and all Booksellers. A SINGLE LAX>V may be accommodated Inmate in a genteel Family, residing in an Airy and pleasant ...

... been the most successful productions during the London Season —the Comedy, iu live acts, produced at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, called THE BUBBLES THE DAY, and the Drama, in two acts, performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, tailed THE PRISONER ...

... 100 Guineas. No extras whatever. For Prospectus and References, apply to Means. POSOUET and COOPER, Tavistock-Street, Covent- Garden. ...

... addition, with every prospect of success in that line. Address, post paid, P. R. at Mr. L. Cook's, No. 1, Maidenlane. Covent Garden, London. ...

... First TAMBOUR MAJOR, of the Imperial Gu«rd, who h«a been perfonnitiit to crowded houses in London, at ibe Theatres Koval Covent Garden «nd Orurt laane. are now at tbc NEW ROOMS. SO, WINE-STREET. Four Peiruriaances 12 and I>av, 6 and the Evexintr. A Band ...

... of Bristol, Clifton, and 1 their vicinities, are respectfully informed, that R. AC R E Al» Y , of the Ihe.ilre* Royal, Covent. Garden and Drury-Lane, who engaged for a short period, will make his first appearance MONDAY NEXT, Augustus, when will be Tragedy ...

... Morris. Esq. Richard Norman, Esq. William Sargent, Esq. John Wright, Esq. Messrs. Wright and Co., 6, Henrietta-street. Covent Garden. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Farrer and Co. tki, Lincoln's Inn Fields. SECRETARY. William Milliken, Esq. THE COURT OF DIRECTORS ...