... wvilshfr, and coiald not, therefore, hiave-thd bdnour, ut ppa6aring at Covent Garden., What the Tef-mz olf any Iintel!i~efiie received by the Pro- -prisetors saf Covent G~arden Theatre -'il thitsbubjedi; nifty have been, T know not;- but-as I ?? thre ...

... Kelly. After which will he performed a new Farce, called EACH FOR HIMSELF. On 1-londay, Tlimon of Athens. T1EATRE ROYAL, COVENT' GARDEN. This Evening will be performed Cato, Mr. Kembne; Portius, Mr. Abbott; Blarcus, Mr. Con- Se.1.nronivs, Mr. Banrymore; ...

... and most beautiful of our ouvn works, such as St. Paul's Cathe- dral, the Portico of St. IMartin's Church, St. Paul's Covent Garden, &c. were displayed on the same sheet with the Pantheon and other monuments, each of a corresponding kind. The gratification ...

... of the incliaed ,.andhbill, a4nd you will oblige yoir hirflble servan; A LA- 1~OIlDL * iVarcls6th, tI'r~e. r- , i. .. * COVENT GARDEN 1MAUIMT. Interldd M~ecting of Ailarlet Gardeheri; -at Freemffit,n~s Tavrn, Great Queitn-street,, ?? Inn 1-11eldsr on-' ...

... Messrs. Fcw and Co. Hlenrietta-street, Covent-garden. W. Jewell, of Hlenrietta-street, Covent-garden, carver, Aug. 14, 28, and Sept. 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Phillips, Bedford-street, Covent garden. B. J. Tennent, of Liverpool, merchant ...

... yield to the paramount authi0 rity. of trutll whatever might 'be 'the conseqUences` to himself'or others. THFL.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT' GARDEN. ?? Evening will 'be 7erformed The AiMESlE . Aeverley, AL. Young; Stukel'y, Mr.-Egerton;' Mrs. BevcrltY, M.rs. Siddons ...

... left frorri regald to the. art, as well as from justice to herself.--V e were not able, from the excessive overflow of Covent Garden Theatre, on Fiidav l eyvning, tea gain admittance but we learn with ,satifacion that she ills been prevailed on to continue ...

... -season at Covent Garden Theatre. The joint salary of her- celf and her husband will be 351.-pe week. | C A new Tragedy, in which Miss O'NEILL will per. -g form a charaaer, deeply pathetic, -will be produced I eaylv next season, at Covent Garden. Ii -. MrS ...

... Ophelia, Mba saily. - Alterwwhich, Tbe AYOR OF GARRATT. To-morrow, The WVest Indian, with lahe Quaker. THIEATI'lE ROYAL, COVENT GA.RDEN T lis Evening will be adted The TEiNlPEST. Prospero, Mr. 's'oa -; Ilippolyto, Mrs.I-I. Johnston; Ferdi- nand, Mr. . lermble; ...

... Sunalay m:rn- -ings till ten o'clock. Miss Stephens repeats Hush ye pretty warblino Chair, b y desire, in the Seledhinn ot Covent Garden this evening, anm IBartleman introdluces that admired cornpositiou af JrA. Call- cott's, There as tiiey~ claage. Mrs ...

... will excuse my suggesting to you to reconrnmed, through tbe meulium of your paper, to the Manager of the l'heatre Itoal, Covent garden, to subslitute souse ether scene in the new tragedy of Fazio for thle viewr of Venice, whch as the scene of the tragedy ...

... added, TURN OUT. c To-triorrow, The Siege of Belgrade, with Leander and Leo- v nora, and The Apprentice. THEATItE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. 0 This Evening will be performed AtAXERXELS V A Iff. ;xEtlS.v After which, the l)EVIL TO PAY. To which will he added a ...