... known, te -theatre inust necesssrily be coseWd.. A vast iumber of anotynlous letters have been sent to the proprietors of Covent-Garden theatre, mnenicing on the ruinous consequences if they persevere in the attempt to raise the price of admission, and mamong ...

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... North Boydell, Esq. to h Miis Ogilvie, daughter of John Ogilvie, Esq. of 1- Argy.-strcet. At London, Mr 11. Siddods, of li Covent Garden Theatre, to Miss Murray, of the d same Theatre. 0- : DIED.' At Glasgow, John Findlay, Esq. Capt.-Lieut. in the Royal corps ...

... others probably ran ir a ti similar tone: h s i Mr. Tegg is requested to call on Mr. Griffihis` S7, e Bedford Street, Covent Garden, on Molnday, at two. h e The subject of his bi:siness is a popular new publica- !ai tion. -p t Samurday.,' . . The manuscript ...

... OPERATIC EMOLUMENTS. THr. bankruptcy of lMr Delafield, the manager of the Opera House into which Covent Garden has' been con- verted, during these two past years, has enlightened the world considerably on the subject of the emnoluments of successfal members ...

... oi thit deceased AEneas Mackisntosh, E el. of' Farr. Ket Knsington, on the 26th tilt. aged 81, Mrs Mat- ocks, late of Covent Garden Theatre. At Etlirburgh, on ?? tilt. Sir John Peter, late British, Consul for the Netherlands. ?? his house, Stratford Place; ...

... -BIRTHS- At Edinbntgh, Mrs H. Johnston5 of Covent- Garden Theatre, a daughter. At Rossie Castle, Mrs Ross, a daughthr. At-, Viscountess 8oyle, a daughter. At The Lady of the IHon. C. Grey, M. P. a son. -MARRIED- At Edinburgh, John Thatcher,.Esq. oFDorer ...

... At Londor, Mr Sewell, bookseller, of (Cornhill. Mi ss Harris, the beautiful and amiab!e datiauhtcr of Mr i-laaris, of Covent Garden ?? ha- re. I-lcraanuions parnlts were assisting her lip stairs, not without hopes of her recovery, when !he cxnircd in ...

... MARRIs, Esq. For more than half La century Mr Harris fiHled the arduous situation ofchief proprie- tor and manrager of Covent Garden TIheatre. DEATH OF W, FtIntINta Esq -We regret to rante, thatsatsi ,'cloclejon Salitday eVeDilg, WIt LIAMt FIFrr ING, Ebq ...

... ornasenited chairs, in .wbchirl the Metasbers sat, almost covered with laurel T The procession set out from the south side of Covent ( Garden, and advanced alo: g great Russell-street, dowu . Brydges-strcet, Catharine-street, aid dowis the Strand. : MLr Shetidat ...

... S;DOMESTIC. A MA01n411CXN? PRISENT.-After thc Tat! fire in Covent-Garden Theatre, the Duke of Northumnberland is said to have written a polite note to Mr. Kemble, remind- ing him of an early service his Grace had received from him, by instructng Earl ...

... Colonel of the S 7th regiment of foot, died at Strachur park on Thursday the 28th of August. The celebrated Mr Cooke of Covent Garden Thea. tre, is to make his appearance at the.13dinburgh Thea- tre, in a few days hence. On the 8th current, the Associate ...