... House. will open out Lonour to announce. SATURDAY, the 6th of MARCH, wuen he bas the MR. DENNING, From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, engaged fur the Assizes: also ...

... supported. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Theatre Royal, Worcester. A ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, ISI9, MR. SINCLAIR, From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, will have the honour of giving A CONCERT, Assisted Mr. T. H. WILLIAM?. MASTER WILLIAMS, and Mr. THOMSON. Act I. Sons Love ...

... RED CLOVER SEED in Lots.—Samples ma be seeu vi cester. ipplicativa to Mr. dobbs, No. 4, Wor- ee MN. DINNING frow Royal, Covent Garden; and MRS, PiTT, fom tne Theatre Noval, Birmingham. HS preseat vening, Thursday, will be acted a Comedy, | WIVES AS THKY ...

... called THE GREEN MAN.—Francis Beamour, (the Green Man.) Mr. C. Crisp; Crackley, Mr. DENNING, (from the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden;) Lad Squander, Mrs. PITT.—In the course of the Fyening Mr. DFN- NING will Sing a SONG, called ‘ Picture of the Play House ...

... (onsols are triile lower; the sales of ...

... gold seals, and a pocket-book, containing sundry Bank notes, whiist his Lordship was standing in front of the hustings in Covent Garden. Wednesday evening Gravel-lane, in the Borough, was thrown into confusion in consequence of screams of murcer from the ...

... steam to machinery operating under water, has, is said, totally failed. New potatoes, a tolerable size, sold yesterday, in Covent Garden Mart, at one shilling a pound. Yesterday a numerous and respectable Meeting of Licensed Victuallers took place at the ...

... Charlton-street, Somer’s Town, Middlesex, moager.—Joseph Barfoot, of Arundel-street, Strand, and late of Soutiampton-street, Covent-garden, Middlesex, fancy and ornamental stationer.—Join Bass, of Woodford, Kssex, victualler.—George Gray. of Hammersmith, Mid- ...

... 14,0031. having been presented to one gentleman huihtnoney F' On Friday large placard was posted tip in the vicinity of Covent-garden, signed Henry Hunt.” It is a bitter philippic against Sir Francis Burdetl: aflecls to pity Mr. (tollhouse, styling him ...

... subject, now in progress through Parliament. Temporary hostings were erected this occasion opposile-the Royal Hotel, in Covent-Garden. About persons assembled. Shortly after one o’clock, laird Altlmru, laird Nugent, M'. Lamhton, M. P. Mr. I,ainh, M. P. ...

... cturer.—l’obt. and Geo. Winter, late of the Jernsalem Coli'eehouse, l.ondun, mereiiants.—l list. Watkins, of Vork-st. Covent-garden, Middlesex, tailor and draper. Julin Watson and Peter Mills, of Ayres Quay,’ Wearmouth, Durham, ship-builders—Wm. Burridge ...

... Frith-st. Soho, Middlesex, stationer. —Geo. Kmery, of Haus;hton, Staffordshire, dealer.— Matthew Bulb of Henrietta-st. Covent-Garden, Middlesex, —Anthony Abbott, of Liverpool, uphoblcrer.- * Powell and Wm. Brown, of Liverpool, merchants. Blackett, late ...