... 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. 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. 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 Tlie supply of Fruit was very small at Market tins morninfi ; Vegetables of all descriptions were in abundance ; prices remain the same. The Market was well attended. HAVMARKETB. Cumbebi.and ( late St. James’s). —Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow ...

... COVENT GARDEN. . _ A new Musical Drama, entitled the Gipsey Father, W as brought out at this Theatre on Tuesday evening. It is from the pen of the lion. Mrs. Norton, author of the Undying One. The Gipsey Father displays much merit of a distillgnished ...

... COVENT GARDEN. _ - - . .4.er.qmoon, 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 ...

... COVENT GARDEN. On Monday evening a Mr. Mason, from the Theatre, path, made his first appearance here in the character of Portico. We cannot justly pronounce judgment of his acting as he appeared labouring under cold accompanied with a hoarseness, for ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The Irishman in London is a farce of 'the old school, with but one character, Murtaeri Delaney. This, of course, on the revival of the piece on Monday last, fell to the lot of Mr. POWER. His Irishmen, though at times a little too ad libitum ...

... COVENT GARDEN, Friday n»ght a new drama, two acts, entitled Comrade* and Friend*, or §.»fe far L*/e, translated from the F-ench, was played at this theatre. The plot b as fidbws K. Charles are sergeants of F reach rcfUaeal, atai it a rardva saaltaira ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Rosinis's Opera, the Maid of Judah, was repeated a second time this season on Tuesday night. We refrained noticing it in the first instance, it appearing to have been hurried, but on the repetition, the faults remain, without any improving ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The of '• Pizarro,” was Monday performed at this Thealte. when Young sustained the part of Holla with hi« usual ability. When reflect on the present lock of dramatic talent, and witness the successful efforts of this highly talented indiridua) ...

... COVENT GARDEN. We must defer a more detailed notice of AUJIER'S opera of Fra Diavolo, played here on Thursday, until :our next; limiting ourselves, for the present, to a few remarks on Miss E. ROMER ' the new singer, who appeared 'as Zerlina. From what ...