... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Jerrold has added another leaf to his laurels by the production of a very lively little drama this theatre last night, entitled Nell Gwynne. The nameof the piece almost tells its story, which is little more than the few scattered anecdotes ...

... COVENT GARDEN Of fruita «nd Tegetables season there was a fi supply at market to-day. Prices much the same as last quoted HUNGERFORD Fish.— Fish generally in season there was fine supply market, sod in prices no variation worth notice. Poultry and Game ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Various pieties have alternated at this theatre during the week. The new tragedy of Brian Boroilane was produced on Tuesday ; Mr. Sheridan Knowles, the author, performing the principal character, with similar success to that which attended ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Shakspeare's historical play of Henry the Eighth, has been revived at this theatre, with new scenery, comprising the palace at Westminster, with a view of the Thames, and Lambeth palace, St. Paul's, and London Bridge, in 1533; the west ...

... COVENT GARDEN • to Cs.. , Asparagus, per 100 - 1 - ' - -------- 25 0 ,0d per 4!..!_y_e_ • 4s. • Od. to 4s. Od. Gooseberries, p e r s i eve 4s. Od. to 6s. Od. is Cucumbers, per brace •• • - • Od. to 3s. Od. Potatoes, per cwt ' ss. 6d. to 6s. Od. New Do ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Pine applet, Peaiheo, Nectarine*, and were In but abort aupply, this description of fruit being scarce, sod moot of it without any rich flaeour. VegaUble* ware In abundance, the recent ralot bolof all In tbelr farour. There was a good aapply ...

... COVENT GARDEN. From laudable anxiety gratify public expectation, Monday night (after the play of the Grecian Daughter, in which Miss Kemble, the character Kuuhrssia, had the power te rivet the attention of the gods throughout this play, and this season ...

... COVENT GARDEN. After the play at this House, a Chinese Tale, entitled The Tartar Witch, and the Pedlar Boy, was produced The story may be collected from the following brief outline: Maga, ( Miss Taylor,) the Tartar Witch, bears a strong enmity to C ...

... COVENT GARDEN. w c O a n r e Saturday o e s v a c y n t i l n ,R g t r ah . o l u I s a c e c r e r.o ad y y d e t d o ok i n his e b r n ,r‘ cfi ; and lied the sense which the public twi..,Lertain Ciaitn which this gentleman for upon ;their g ra titude— ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Miss Vincent took her first benefit at this theatre on Monday night, Shakspeare's play ot the Winter's Tale was revived on the occasion, with a cast of characters sufficiently powerful throughout to render the piece —if we are to judge ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Brocoli, per bundle ls. Od: to Is. 6(1. Oranges, per hundred.. Lemons, ditto Turnips, per bunch Os. 6d. to Os. Od. Carrots, per bunch Red Beet, per bunch Onions, per half.sieve Leeks, per dozen bunches Celery, per bundle ls. Od. to 2s. ...

... COVENT GARDEN, The weather shews its effects more in this marlin than any other. Supplies to-day were generally short—quality generally inferior, trade lan3uid, and every thing dear. HUNGERFORD MARKET. Good Fish scarce and dear, as they were everywhere ...