... Sussex, fish-buiver. Ed wvard Rubininoa, Bl;aminey, York, clotbi-nian1nfacturer. Bets. aunt A er leiijamiinii, Brigoes-st. Covent Garden, -dealvrs in wvine. Hi.eu Graim mar, ioqsivell-rourt, Quoen-sq. cheese-mong. (S.ei Waltiun, Ledilbiy, Herefiord, innlholder ...

... December, 1810; and, under certainr fubfequent regulations, till the it of December, 1t811.) BANKR8'PTS. James Doyle, of Covent Garden Market, chinaman. Thomas Hey, of Lombard-fireet, Flcet-ftreet, London, dealer in fpirituous liquors. William Verrall, late ...

... IuceSteYlhilre, hrtclter. Richard Adans., of Stock well-street, Greeniwich haberdasher, Johti Hiltona, of Jaam cs-street, Covent Garden, oilmaan. Bemzard Fowvh-s, of Sherbornr-laoe, London, merchant. ...

... 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 ...

... Dramatic piece produced for' many years, and NN'as perforned upweards of 100 nights in one season at the Theatre Royal, CoVent. Garden. At a time when the eyes of aill Europe are fixed upon the glorloul efforts i.f the Spanish and Portu-mese Patriots to ...

... -Huddersfield, Yorkeshire, apirit-nierchant. Robert Hayworih, WValworth, builder. James Pridelsuns Graddon, Russell-street, Covent Garden, tailor. Charles Hall, Cheapside, milliner. Thomas Owen, Whitecross-street, Cripplegate, grocer. Charles Mulnford, Strood ...

... Bird, of Turnbanit-greeii, c;rn meerclint. . Willianm Herinan atid William Cocierill, of the Bri- tish Imperial Hotel, Covent Garden. Thomas Yates, of Aldersgate-street, tobacconist. Matthiew Coevell and Theodore Carter, of Old Ford, ; Bow, brewers. Williatit ...

... refides in Lawrence- lane, St. Giles'a, under circumltances the mout aggra- vated. The prifoner followed the ?? home from Covent Garden market, late on Saturday night, and, when at her o.n door, forced her into the cellar, locked himfelf in with her, and ...

... silk an(1 11cc wassized froI' a Irench womau; she lnidl concealed it about her person. Greein ?? sold yesterday, in'. Covent Garden 'iarklet at 32s. 'the peck. PR I ICE OF STOCES. :l3auk Stock ' ' Inillteiatl p'cr Cent. 3 per.Cent. Ited. 57' 1 India StoRe ...

... which weighed 22t lbs. Such is the ?? of the veather, that prim- rofes have been for fever sl dteys expofed to file in Covent Garden market. MaRS. CLARasL.-From the following authentic Dotice, vhich liks appeared in foome of the papers, the public is at ...

... Saturday-in the evening the Yrince went to Drury-lainie'l'heitre, :nd Duke and Duchess at i Princess Sophill of Glocester to Covent Garden, to see the new popoplhll drama of Rob.Roy-Regent looked for at Brighton dur- ing Easter ?? Leopold, wve are re- joiced ...

... son o! Sir William Wolseley, Bart. to Arne, y ishgust daughter of the late Anthony Wright, Esq. of Helurietta-street, Covent garden. ?? ?? lice(nce, at Grosvenlor Chapel, Heenry Vaisi:tarc, Esql to the Hon. Lady 'Ia'oier, relict oi the lare b Chatlhs ...