... 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 supply here, as it has been daring the week, was plentiful, prices ou last market day. N H UNGERFORD. FisHMAnKCT.—Salmoo. large, la 2d per lb, Codnah, la Ps ; Whitings, to lobsters, lid to ; and Turbot*, to 15s each. Supply not extenalve ...

... 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. 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. 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. 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. 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 ...

... COVENT GARDEN. This theatre (how fallen from its once high and palmy state!) re-opened on Monday with Macbeth, and the last year's pantomime, presented to a crowded audience, bywhich of the two pieces attracted it is hard to determine. The manager ...

... 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 This market w«* well supplied this morning, sad tke trade Improved. NEW HUNGEBPOED. Fisa max a kt.—Turbots were in good supply at 6ttolBscach; salmon was not plentiful, but of fine quality, at Is 6d per lb. and Game.— Supply moderate at ...

... COVENT GARDEN. AND MUSICIANS. Nothing of impo r t ance i s d o i ng at t hi s t h eatre i n the risical way. The orchestra, which is the best for its IVonbers in Londo n , i s th e on l y t hi ng worth l i sten i ng to, that alone in the overtures, which ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The Pantomime produced at this theatre last night, bears the title of Harlequin and Georgey Barnewell ; or, the London Prentice, and is founded on Ldlo's domestic tragedy of the same name. It has been the custom for a longer time than we ...