... 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. 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. 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. This market was finely supplied with Fruits and Vegetables in season. Tiade improved. HAYMARKETB. Smithvixld.— Fine Upland Meadow aad Rye Grass Hay, 84a to inferior ditto,7sa to 80e; Superior Clover, 105 a to 110s; inferior ditto, Bde to ...

... 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. 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. There was abundant supply of fruits and season to day, with a fair demand. Pines, 7» to and English hot house grapes, ils to per lb.; common cherries, 2d to 6d-, and best ditto, .is to per lb; nectarines and peaches, to .'irts per dozen ...

... COVENT GARDEN A thing called Death and the Doctor was produced on Tuesday, and a more contemptible piece of trash we never witnessed. It was atfribUted to Mr. Peake, but we can hardly think he was guilty of so dull an absurdity. The acting agreed in character ...

... could have induced the manager of Covent Garden Theatre to allow Mr.. Hendrick to appear before the public ; and he will do well to bear in mind, for his future guidance in such. matters, .that the boards of Covent Garden Theatre are not intended for the ...

... 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. 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. Thalaba, the Destroyer, a spectacle in which it is scarcely possible to discover any trace of its parentage in the poem of Mr. Southey, was produced here last night. The dialogue and plot of the piece are among the numbers of those modest ...