... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ~Anmerica, -as -a presex~t-~ohls Maje ty ori Brgadier-Gen. Bonham.r IStrawberries were on Wediiesd;yd posed, to 'sale in Covent garden, and such is the eixtrene m'ildness of the 'weather, thattseve il burds ests ave receit- IV been found- in t'ne country ...

... man) Mr Redeab Drunkeu 134ck, Mr. irysan; and Clumpoiaoraldorngdnocfubido (Clowyn) *Mr. Ndrm:en, 'of the Theatre Royial Covent Garden, his first appearoce these tuwo ?? (thc .0k .Fairy) Miss Nomgren, and Iauretta (Coilmbine) Miss Taylor. In the course of ...

... on Wednesday, at Covent Garden, entitled Kamt- ?? of them received with much ap- plause-the latter, a translation of Kotzebue, by Charles Kemble.-John Kermble as Wulsey, and Mrs. Siddons as Queen Catherine, on Saturday, at Covent Garden. On Saturday and ...

... Herefordshire, vwa; sold by auction onl vedtlesday last, for 55,555k. to a wine- merchant in Liodtin. new, Quadruped at Covent Garden allows his favonritel~ascar to play wvith him familiarly as wvith a doig; and, as a close to their frolic, twinett his ...

... Lystall-streef, Liquor Pond-street, coach-smith, W. Gratneer, Long-acre, bra's-finunder.. - 0. C. Faerber, Bridge-street, Covent garden, tailor. Ji Suttton, SandyBerifordshire. butcher a. C. Baibeidgecaud W.Cartwright, Liverpool, atercharis. 1. Jef.eries ...

... Nlajor Sands, formerly of the I S3;; regioien of Folt, eas found dead in his bed atthe | 'ew -Hlu '-irn '31 E-'el in Covent Garden. -le camne r i non e inr WIndav nil;.n, about eleven oclock, and I 'tavirr ?? i'is Fnr-e vith apparent good appe~tte, ...

... promiased t'o sing it,'ic.m-ob, .on -Monday' next, for ite Benefit of-thet Poor of tlie Pk- - rish ?? Yeste'day she sung at Covent Garden, ifotr the benefit pf the English'l Prisoners in Frnce, ,bust aboiye ,all, the redaiiesi'with *Wlc4 ' shs lately .traivelled ...

... Bennet's hotel, Inver- ness, at a quarter past nine on the Thursday follow- inn'. LivrnrPOOt, July 1.5.-Mr J. Kemble, of the Covent Garden Theatre, has played at this Theatre four nights during the last week, and notwitrstand- ing the intense heat of the weather ...

... adopted, it is said, in tile army, by whicil felt caps ire to be prohibited, and none but leather cap5 Wori. Last night Covent Garden Theatre closed the regular campaign for the season, with the performance of Pizatro, e and the Melo drama of T7isnour the ...