... COVENT GARDEN. There was plentiful supply cf Christmas decorations at market this morning ; and also of Fruits ami Vegetables in season. Iq prices, generally, owing the continued mildness of the there little no variation to notice from this day se'nnight ...

... 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. There was good supply of Fruits and Vegetables in season to-day.—Prices as before. HUNGERFORD. Fisiimarket— Fish generally was in better supply to-day, and prices are quoted little lower than last day. Poultry and Game Markets —The supply ...

... COVENT GARDEN Walnuts and filberts dea day sc'nnight. Prices of stationary. Trade, In the a. d. s. d. New Potatoes, ct.3 0 to which is about per imp. Bush. White Cabbages per doz. heads 10 6 Red I 6 3 fir0c01i.. 06— 1 Horse radishpr. bundle Celery ...

... 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. 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. Trade only moderate here to-day, aa it has been daring the week. Supply good, at no quotable alteration in prices. NEWPORT (NEW) WHOLESALE. 3«. Od. LoS«. Rd. I Mutton ..3s. Od.toSs. 8d Veal 4s. Od. tods, | Pork .3s. 4d. to4s. fid ( By ...

... 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. Miss Vincent took her first benefit at this theatre on Monday night. Shakspeare's play of 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 from ...

... 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. 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 ...