... EMPEROR NAPOLEON I. AT A DISCOUNT.—Messrs. Debenham and Storr offered for sale on Monday, at their rooms. King-street, Covent- garden, a curious old military treasure chest, formerly the property of the First Napoleon, and which was left at Acre after ...

... Surrey, and Groeers'-hall- court, Poultry, auctioneer. C. COLLS and J. LOWE, St. Swithin'js.Iane, and Henrietta- street, Covent-garden, bankers. A. M. GOODACRE, Edenham, Lincolnshire, grocer. J. BROWN, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper. G. HEAPS, jun., Leeds, ...

... memorialists. AMONG the MSS. offered for sale on Tuesday amongst the late Mr. Harley's effects are the pay ledgers cf Covent Garden Theatre, with the weekly salaries and autograph receipts of the actors and actresses for nearly three-quarters of a century ...

... both to high and low would be sure to be the consequence. HER MAJESTY has secured a box for the English Opera season at Covent Garden. A LETTER from Berlin, dated Wednesday, says:—At the ball given last evening by Lord Bloomfield, the Eng- lish minister ...

... Will was indebted to the players at Drury Lane,- out the necessary money was well laid out. It returned ( t. per cent. Covent Garden was not backward in lend- ing him a certain sort of fitness for his calling. The effect was seen on an Ash Wednesday, when ...

... there. M. Luechesi, the tenor, is said to be engaged by Mr. Beale for a musical tour in England, and afterwards for the Covent-garden opera season, by Mr. Gye. The London Workhouse returns show that about 60,000 persons received relief, being a diminution ...

... cabinet. M. Lucchesi, the tenor, is said to be engaged by Mr. Beale for a musical tour in England, and afterwards for the Covent-garden opera season, by Mr. Gye. Lord and Lady Stratford de RedclifFe have arrived in Rome from Naples, where they were so long ...

... Cavalry, reaching the Palace. shortly before three o'clock. Her Majesty is expected to visit the Royal Italian Opera- house, Covent-garden, to witness the performance of the English Opera company, and several of the other theatres during the week. The court ...

... College Hospital, London, on the body of Eliza Melsom, a married woman, who on Tuesday last fell into the cellar at the Covent Garden Opera Tavern, in Bow-street, in consequence of the trap- door having been incautiously left open. She was at work in the ...

... the pound was declared under the estate of Messrs. Wright, Biddulph, Robinson, and Co., bankers, of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, who failed nineteen years ago. Sir B. Brodie, as President of the Royal Society, has issued cards for two soirees, at ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO MR. THOMAS WAKLEY.—- On Friday a meeting of medical and other gentlemen was- held at 17, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, for the purpose of inaugurating a public testimonial to Mr. Thomas Wakley; Mr. G. Byng, M.P., in the chair. The chairman ...

... addressed to him. The address on this letter is Don Antonio Arom de Ayata, Spanish Consul for Australia, Tavistock hotel, Covent Garden. In his letter to the Duke of Marlborough he begs that his grace will pardon for selecting his park for a place in which ...