... Cheptcr, manufacturer. J. Harvard, BlAcktmire Street> Drury Lare, London, glass- dealer. G. Bryan, Southampton Street, Covent Garden, London, surgeon. T. Hopps, Green Hammerton, Wixlsy, Ysrle, leather-seller. 3. C. Tonge, Storiebridge, Squthampton, tailor ...

... very brilliant. The Opera House and the Little '1 heatre in the Haymarket exhibited P. R. and a Crown ;Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres the same, with other devices. In short, in every leading street, thefsplebrdour was remarkable. On Wednesday, ...

... Monk,. and other literary works, has been proved. In his will he gives to Mrs H. Johnston, late of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, the sum of 1001. to purchase some trinket or other ornament to be worn on her neck in remembrance of him: to the Right ...

... characters of the day. Mr Kemble intended to have played the part of King Lear, in Shakespeare's tragedy of that name, at Covent Garden theatre, before he took Ihis final departure from the stage, but it was in- timated to the proprietors, by th' Lord Cham- ...

... 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 ...

... produced a new tragical drama, of which private report speaks most favourably, and which is said to be shortly forthcoming at Covent Garden Theatre. It is a remarkable circumstance, that the sa- lary ofthe Clerkship of the House of Commons should exceed that ...

... London, wvine- merchant. S. J. Lee, South Crescent, Tottenham-court-road, London, m( rchanr. T. Attwood, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, London, tailor. R. Chick, Molineaux-street, Bryanstone-square, London, linen-draper. E. Elias, Bury-court, St Mary Axe ...

... isess Charlotte of Wales will pay a visit to her Royal I father at Brighton. Wednesday night a man fell down in the pit of Covent Garden theatre, and almost instantly' expir- ...

... TMr Morris is the sole di- vector. He has appointed Mr Terry for his ma- paager duriig the ensuing season. Mr Jones, of Covent Garden, and several other favourites of te public are engaged & ...

... evening the applause which he so well merits.- His engagement is limited to other six nights, after which Miss O'Neil, from Covent Garden,' is to inake her first appearance here. S. and W. Whitbread, Esqrs sons of- the late lamented S. Whitbread, Esq. passed ...

... merchant. L L Thomas Park, New North Street, Red Lion Square, St Georges, Bloomshnry, agent, &c. Thomas Fawson, Great Plaza, Covent Garden, Middlesex, hotel keeper, &c. ?? ph Batson, Ryder Street, Sf James's, tailor. Phii p S'ade, Charles Street, ?? Road, St ...

... David Ros-7, Oxford Street, Middlesex, carver and gilder. u James Kesteven, Thomas Kesteven, and Joseph Kesteven, -tl - Covent Garden, Middlesex, tnens mercers. - - John Coles, Staple Astuol, Oxford, butter factor. d Robert Innts, Cheltenham, Gloucester ...