... May 1833. BANKRUtPTS. ?? Woodward, Lime Street Sqiare, Lendon, tailor and WI Wooleott, Excere, Devon, groear PM. Wyatt, Covent Garden, Aidlecex, boarding-heiase arI lodging-house kteper T. Tlsilwssell, Nortlh Shield-, Noviurmberland, wine and spirit merchiant ...

... Zanzibar; and the people there talk in the same tone and manner or feeling ats a citizen of London would talk of visiting Covent Garden market or some fanev bazaar. Whil~t Lieutenant Christopher was at Zanzibar, the Imaum, after great care and selection, ...

... Majesty has been graciously pleased to commnand, that on the evening of the coronation day the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent- Garden, the Haymarket, and English Opera House, and also Sadler's Wells Theatre, shall be opened gratuitously to the public; ...

... draper John French; sen. Frome-Sehrood, Somerset, clothier Charles Howard, Shacklewell, Middlesex, victualler A. Grubb, Covent Garden, Lbndon, tavern keeper W. Hillyard and J. Mlorgan, Bristol, booksellers John Prout, Bath,hinkeeper Thomas Anneu, Ainmouth ...

... of their property, which was uninfurcd_.The houfe was cutirely burnt to the ground, .I The confusion whic6 prevailed in Covent Garden Theatre on Saturday night, in confe- quent6 of a bottle being thrown on the flage,- did not end with the apprehenfion of ...

... , daughter of the late Thomassesiaitlslnei, Esq. of Soutra. ii tbte27th sIt;. lIr- TtuiaLtow, formerly Miss Balen, of Covent Garden Theatre. At Ohl Ro-e, on the 2571 tult. Mr JAsse: Mitt, dir- tiller therim. At Gibraltar. en the 9th uIt. in the 54th year ...

... Wellingtona had a select party to 1 dinner on Saturday evening, at Apsley Hlouse. e Among the parties of rank and fashion at Covent _ Garden on Saturday night wvere th efaimily of Sir f Robert Peel in the Queen Dowager's box, and that s of Lady Charles Somerset ...

... intention to re- main about a week at Cariton Palace, during which time he visits both the ?? Lane this evening, and .Covent Garden oni Wednesday. It is lolt expected that any Court will he held during his tl present stay in town. On his Majesty's departure ...

... Room, Egyptian Hall, Pi- e: itA, c for 100 guineas. I- -The opera of The White Maid will be produced ei v next week at Covent Garden Theatre. It is said that ti m Miss Paton accompanies Lord William Lennox to be Portugal, whither his Lordship proceeds ...

... odian and drysalter cii William Bowditch, Exeter, grocer John Innes, St Mildred's Court. London, mercharat John Wilson, Covent Garden, London, victualler John Jacombs, Coventry, and William Jacombs, Nunea- h ton, Warwick. ribbon manufacturers %%50 Thomas ...

... Public, and he '.mi that the THEATRE-ROYAL will be Opened PORDAY, Jan. 21: On which occasion Mr QUICK, L Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, will make- his First ?? in this kingdom. Tlus excellent and adnmrd ac- .-cd for Twelve Nights only. At the expiration ...

... and other public buitdings. At one o'clock the Park guns-fired a double Royal sa- lute. In the evening Drury-lane and Covent Garden Theatres were illuminated with a crown andC. R. and the Royal tradesmen illuminated their houses in the usual manner. Mir ...