... very brilliant. The Opera House and the Little '1 heatre in the Haymarket exhibited P. R. and a Crown ;Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres the same, with other devices. In short, in every leading street, thefsplebrdour was remarkable. On Wednesday, ...

... Messrs. Fcw and Co. Hlenrietta-street, Covent-garden. W. Jewell, of Hlenrietta-street, Covent-garden, carver, Aug. 14, 28, and Sept. 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Phillips, Bedford-street, Covent garden. B. J. Tennent, of Liverpool, merchant ...

... 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, ...

... 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 & ...

... 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 ...

... inien ,on of honouring the Pantheon h presence to-morrow evening. Every ;; in consequence, making for his ?? Bologna, of Covent Garden, is ghe perfrmers engaged, and we-under. 00ibe performance of Don Raymnond is- aongst 1his chief pantomimic efforts. ilCAL ...

... ascribe the origin of all the atrocities of the day. It is notorious, that until the appearance of the bludgeon-men in Covent Garden, no violation of the peace had taken place. I do presume again to charge the employment of those bludgeon-men upon the ...

... Evening will be presented The IRON CHEST. After which, LOCK AND KEY. To-morrow, The Siege of Belgrade. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. This Evening wvill be performed The RIVALS. To which will be added, RICHARD C(EUR DE LION. To-morrow, Rob Roy, with Husbands ...

... an engagement with the managers of the principal American theatre, and that be- fore his departure he is to perform at Covent Garden for a cettain number of nights; nor is there any reason to doubt that this eminent ac- tor ivill re-appear at Drttry-lane ...

... to be a presailist Le both houses. Brahamr, is adst te i- lend his vocal ajJ to Drury b n if yours and splendid ?? t- Covent Garden mnanagers to ' ' ,y returtn imrnediatelys but withodt p Le is still ino-PariS, studying ucuet ,ja of first singer at t ...

... her family, and ie makes a handsnme settlement on herself.- .A letter was on Friday received from her by Mr Harris, of Covent Garden theatre, inform- ing him of her intendedl marriage, and of her consequent secession from the stage. This will be the only ...

... Liverpool, where she is to a -singone evening a&t he Musii Hall, and then -re- turns to her professional- avocations f-at Covent Garden ?? n-aper. - ' ' - Si A letter from Rams ate of- te 8th iestant ir -says :--Arrived from Calaig the Ant packet,, ha' tf ...