... 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-' ...

... forwaird the Grand New Piece | f Vitmour ?? 7arta,:, 'in the same mannier as it was performed at thP Theatre Royal, Covent Garden : the fiest representation wvas on Monday night last, to a bril- liant aind a crowided audience, w*ho expressed their appro- ...

... WVrexham, Esqt rd-C T.lRoper, of Plutseg, Esq. peon by tl Thelightrning on Tuesday, slightly struck Rich- Is 0ou'` Hotel, in Covent Garden, passed, between Cori trowd of people who were standing for shelter oflic, tcc, but providentially without doing injury ...

... would give pleasure' to everychsrchmtsn and dissenter tlsrouglsnut the land. Half a sieve of greed peas sold last week, at Covent- Garden market, f or fiee pounds ! The great race of 100 miles, betwixt the two cele- brated pedestrians;> Cross! Captaims'Barrlay's ...

... the course of Monday and d rn- came fromf the direction of Boulogne, a until eight oclock-irt the evening. d vg l sad Covent Garden Theatre on ''edoesday nig' Vt9 Dr exceedingly well attended, the performlances . eat for the benefit of Mr Sinclair, who ...

... Drury-lane.--The new Comedy at Covent Garden, and Mrh: Coleridge's tragedy at Drury- labe, both performed along the' last wveek.--Mrs. Jor- dan is arrived in town from her late contry excursion appears at Covent Garden the seeond week in Febrdary. AG ...

... BL~iuiieda Irad~ 13ll pasted th~rough Coninsittees, and -were reported. I he lrishi Officers' Wijdowteii penstio. pfi ~qe Covent garden, the Co6imonns by Sir, James GrflipO' Mr. Abermaonilyi NIr. Philip, M Idrrell, and ocher' Matulhie q~ a'id read a lirse ...

... enlisded Studeints of Salamanzc, om were performed- on -Satlurdsynight; the f6rmner at Fo Il)uruy Lane, and the Flaattr at Covent Garden;_ thii TheY bath possess lielit, and'went off very well. '1 It ...

... mouth. Tbe Coroner's Jury brought i. B verdict of Felo tie se spon the body. Half a sieve of green peas sold lately, at Covent Garden Market, by ir. Nevett, of Sion Hill, near Brentford, for five pounds I Lately, between the hours of one and two, the roof ...

... tempestuous. g lt O Mr Terry frorn the Edinburgh Thetre, txhal st formed, las. season at the Haynmarket njP his debut, at Covent Garden, on Wtdnes ; in the character of Leon, in 1 Rule D tig; Have a Wifc. He met with a fia:ttrinqr.l ?? and his scibsequent ...

... (4th time), introducing,. atters an absence of three yirs Messrs.i arker, Davies, &c. (latterly of the 'lbeatre Royal, *Covent Garden). 'Ihe Entertainmnspta will commencce with a GRAND ENTREEj exhibiting a stuc of the most- beautiful Hprses in this' Kingdom; ...

... of .four niiles and atjusrter an hour. The charming little: actriess, W'its ~Booth, late of of this Theare, but now of Covent- Garden, is speed.- ily to be united -to g getleman of fortune at Lie'er- IMettoroartic Dia)iy, 1513, ?? Zie 129.1 toulJ45, ineltuive ...