... M. Sieveking, arrived at the Prussian Legation on Saturday, from Berlin and Frank- fort. Mademoiselle Alboni has left Covent Garden mainly on a difference of terms. She demanded L.6000, and the manager would only offer L.4000. Ispisposition oF Sir Robert ...

... unsolicited, raised her salary from five shill aings to half a guinea a night. _Mrs Glover's first appearance in London was at Covent Garden Theatre, in 1797, in the cha- racter of Elwina, in the tragedy of Percy. Long may it be ere the stage shall be deprived ...

... Eveshamn. TALSrA.-lt is not generally knlown that this great tragedian, who has been engaged by Mr C. Kemble to play at Covent Garden for twelve aights, is an Englishman. Ile was born in Dean Street, Solho, and Icft England at a very early age, but his ...

... frey W oostoso, Kingston-upon-Hull, toyman YViliiam Novell, Clapitam [toad, Surrev, carpenter Joseph Davis. Hart Street, Covent Garden, London, orange mrerchant '[homas Platt, Brentfiord, coal merchant John Blarnett, Devonshire Place, Old Kent Road, Surrey ...

... BReadfing, Berkshire T. linton, grocer, Beak Streeti Regeot Strest, Mid. W. Rlichardion, wine merchant, King Street, Covent Garden, London J. Deacon, upholsterer, Berners Street, Osford Street, Middlesex: W. Terley, canal carrier, Cnqele'v, Staffsirdshire ...

... Middlescx, plumber I S. Radford, Chiswell Street, London, victualler a C. Bond, Gravesend. Kent, victualler e J. Phillips, Covent Garden, London, money scrivener I T. Lingford, Chelsea, Middlesex, draper a J. R. Townend, iMinories, London, hat mannfacturer ...

... distiller Samuel Tudd, Soltstitaptoti, mnrcrer J ohn Maritwick F uller, Worthaing, Sussex, linen draper James Calvert, Covent Garden, Middlesexi merchant ...

... 25th ultimo, at Rozelle, Mrs WEST HAMILTON, in of a daughter. t On the 25th ultimo, the Lady of Joist SINCLAIa, Esq. of Covent Garden Theatre, of a son. At Lasswade, on the 25th tiltimo, Mrs R. SmtTI5, of a eson. de At Inverugie, on the 21st ultimo, Mrs ...

... conclude with THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. The celebrated Tenor, Mr WV. Harrison (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, and the Ancient Con- certs, London), having entered into an Engagement to per- form for Eight NiAhts, wvill shortly mnake ...

... -Not so ridiculous, it should seem ; for the fond pair were seen sitting quite snug to- geter, e y in a private box at Covent Garden Theatre.-Ezxaminer. JUDGMENT'.-Saturday, in the Court of King's Bench, Mr Josiah Taylor, convicted for keeping a no- torious ...

... to the fuinds ofthe Hos- pital.- : Miss Paton performed the part of Clari, in the ce- lebrated opera of that name, in Covent Garden theatre, on Saturday evening last, and, according to the Lou1- don papers, with the most complete success. ...

... Thursday night, immediately after the adjourn- be ment of the Inqucet, and conveyed to his lodg- . ings, in York Street, Covent Garden, where it th. arriver1 shortly after to o'clock on Friday i morning. Airs Scott, we are happy to state, da libirs her calamity ...