... 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 ...

... inst. at Beadnell, in Northumberland, Mr Hawdon Brumell, formerly of this town, agetd 81.-Same dav, in Tavistock-struet, Covent Garden, London, deeply regretted, 1\]r James Young, aged 27, only son of Mi J. Young, formerly of Northumberland.-Satur- day, ...

... surrender at GUIIDFIALL. J. W. Mostramis, Buchisglsam-street, plasterer, Jan. 8,15, Feb. IV, at ten. Attorney, Mr. Hasinasns, Covent' garden. S Porter, Clseshaim, mealman, Jan. 8, 19, Feb l'Y, at twelve. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, Sion College-gardenis. S. T ipper ...

... 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; ...

... 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 & ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and Wioe&.-(See advertisement.) RoB Roy, dramnatised from' the celebrated Novel of that title, and now, performing at Covent Garden Theatre, to crowded audiences, is, as will be seen by. advertisement, to be produced at oun Theatre on Monday next. for ...

... 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 ...

... subject, now in progress through Parliarmeot. Temporary bustings were erected on this occasion opposite the ?? Hotel, in Covent. garden. From i to 7 thousand persons assembled. Short ly after one o'clock, Lord Al tborp, Lord Nugeut, Mr. Lambton, M. P., Mr ...

... 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 ...