... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. YATES from the Edinburgh Theatre, who was favourably received at this Theatre, last season, as lago, made his second appearance before a London audience, last night, as Falstaff, in the First Part Henry the Fourth. We shall not indulge ...

... COVENT GARDEN. We ate much disposed to question the niuSiCal experience and taste of the person who arranged the Oratorio which was presented at this Theatre last night. With the exception of Madame BELOC ru's favourite air Di placer ; and Miss CORRI'S ...

... COVENT GARDEN The new Tragedy of Retribution, or the Daughter- was repeated last evening. It has undergone very considerable curtailment—The second - act has been compressed—The last geene, particularly in that part which may be called the: trial of ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The performance last night at this Theatre was the tragedy of Maehell,. This splendid creation of dramatic instinct and poetical imagination went off with an unusual degcee of languor. It is impossible for Mr. Young to appear in any part ...

... COVENT GARDEN. - The Opera of Ong Mannering, with a very extensive and attractive variety of hors d' auvres, was performed last night, for the benefit of Mr. SIN. CLAIR. We were happy to find, that this deserved.; ly popular favourite of the public, had ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The principal attractions of yesterday evening, were Mr. BRAHAM, Miss CORRI, Miss STEPHENS, Mr. THORNE, and Mr. YARDLEY. This was the first 'appearande of the latter gentleman, and the Second • of the preceding one. The sweetness, taste ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The new pantomime went off, last night, with brilliant effect. The audienee were kept, through the whole performance, in the highest tune of good humour. The various feats and evolutions told almost unerringly. Don Quixote swinging round ...

... COVENT GARDEN. MORTON'S comedy of Speed the Plough was performed at this Theatre, last night. It gave an opportunity of introducing to a London audience Mr. IZvANs, of the Bath Theatre, in the character of Fanner Ash field. He was well received, and performed ...

... 'COVENT GARDEN. Miss DAN& - repeated the part of . Mrs._ SatitAny night, with - Perfect success. She was much more sessed and varied, and relieved the et-lam:ter with unimpeded skill and felicity. In the tranquil scenes her deportincint,Was more accordant ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Last night the opera of Oberon was performed to a very crowded and respectable audience, for the benefit of Mr. Sapio. So much has been said and written abont this opera, that it is unnecessary to enter upon an examination of its merits ...

... COVENT GARDEN: The season closed at this Theatre last night witi the Tragedy of Hamlet. Mr. YOUNG'S retirement from Covent Garden gave additional interest to the performance. We have never seen him in Hamlet, or any other character to equal advantage ...

... COVENT .GARDEN If we may judge from the e%llibition of laa night at this Thea're, the Public may -now entertain the pleating hope of renewed - peace and tratupidlity, and the Admirers of the Drama may again . vifil their favourite place of auaufement ...