... COVENT GARDEN. orchestra always pleases us; if they are not so numerous, play in better time, better tune, and better style, than their neighbour Old Drury. They have great disadvantages, and yet t hey always make one forget it; to be sure, they have ...

... 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. Massinger’s comedy, The City Madam, has been produced here with some alteration, under the title of Rieket. Mecready takes the part of Luke and performs it with great ability. is, undoubtedly, greatest in domestic characters, and sets best ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The prices are now, it is said, to be reduced to the rate of the minor theatres. Boxes 4s. pit 2.5. and galleries Is. Whether the performances will not also be reduced to their level remains to be seen. Mr. Charles Kemble and Mr. Power ...

... COVENT GARDEN a. d. a d. Ware Potatoes .. oto 0 Middling ditto.. Chats, per cwt .16 2 0 Endive I 6 Brocoli . 1 Savoy Cabbages.. 8 1 Reo Cabbages. ft Cauliflowcrsp.dozO Horseradish .2 3 0 Celery, per bund, u 1 Turnips 3 ft Carrots 0 Onions ...

... COVENT- GARDEN. Hop n' My 7'loll - nb is a less Thumb than the Thumb of Drury. When we say this, we make him accountable for the whole of the pantomime, of which he is the cause, and not for the opening alone. As far as the acting of Thumb conrerned, ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Green peas were plentiful to day, at 2s fid to 3s fid per half sieve ; asparagus, to fid, and sprue ditto, Is to Is fid per 100; English hot-house grapes, 4s to 10s, and cherries, « »s to Ifis per lb; new po tatoes, Is per lb. and old ditto ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The announcement of Othello, with a new ballet, entitled The Storm, attracted a full house on Monday. Mr. Denvill, .as Othello, shouted most lustily, and mangled the text, from first to last, with singular ingenuity. It is high time that ...

... COVENT GARDEN. There has been a good demand the market, and the supply Is not extensive Prices conrlnue to be follow per hundred weight. Ware to «s, Middlings 2s to St, Chats Is to Is 9i. and Cornish to ys. ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The Honeymoon, despite the immemorial usage of a contrary practice, was on Monday substituted for the customary tragedy, and contrary, no doubt, to managerial expectation, was listened to throughout with the ordinary attention of a less ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Potato Market.— Trade here also was not brisk— Waraa Satid to 4s, Middlings it t)d to I'd, and Chats Is to Is per cwt., Kentish Sieves is9d to2s 6d each. NEW HUNGERFORD. Fishmarbkt.— ln consequence of the rain trade was moderate hereto-dsy ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The lovers of the drama had a great treat at this theatre the other evening. It consisted of a variety of feats, both of strength and dexterity, displayed by a M. CARL RAPPO, whom the bills inform us has been for some time past exhibiting ...