... COVENT GARDEN. The pit on Saturday night was crowded to an overflow before the commenceo.ent of the play. In the tragedy of the Gamester, Mr. Young appeared as Beverly. Nothing can be more just than his delineation of the character nothing finer than ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The Tragedy: of Julius Casar was performed at this Theatre last night,, under very advantageous and interesting circumstances. The parts of Brutus and were sustained by Mr. YOUNG and Mr. MACREADY. Every bo4 knows or has heard what a• m ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The Comedy of The Jealous Wife was well represented at this theatre, last night. Mr. Young's Oakley, in spite of some occasional mannerisms, was an excellent performance—decidedly superior in spirit, freedom, and fidelity to another of ...

... COVENT GARDEN: Me. FARREN'S Benefit attracted a •cronided and brilliant audiencte to this Theatre last night. We are glad to find the ' taste of the town thus justly appreciates talent of the first order in legitimate comedy. Every One has his Fault was ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The comedy called The Road to Ruin was very agreeably performed at this theatre last night. This piece, with little, if any literary merit, will always please a house full of people indiscriminately assembled, whilst there are performers ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Larkin appeared on Saturday night, for the first time, as Captain Macheath,' in the Beggars' Opera. This gentleman has yet much to learn, both in acting and singing, before he can expect to be considered as a firsrate singer and actor ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The public was prepared for the production of a splendid spectacle at this theatre last night. Expectation was raised to an unusual pitch —even by the evening's repose taken at the theatre, as if to collect its strength for this great effort ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. MACRiADY repeated the part of Macbeth last night, with the same brilliant success as on the night of his benefit. Some passages, indeed, were given by him with improved effect. The anlience was numerous, and the play is very likely ...

... COVENT GARDEN. 1 The Electrical e . g cts. produced by the new trargedy of Fazio, says the play:Lbill, having proved, Sc.e'., it will be repeated on. Monday. Valgetto.himi self, who styles himself .professor of art.panegyrical, Could not have ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Rowe's tragedy of The Fair Penitent was performed here last night for the purpose of bringing Mrs. Sloman before the public in a new character. ,It is one not unfitted to her powers, and yet; perhaps, not very judiciously chosen. The play ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The announcement of a serious accident having befallen Miss Paton, in addition to the anxiety which every lover of brilliant harmcny must feel upon such an occasion, was accompanied on Tuesday evening by a disappointment of the expected ...

... COVENT GARDEN. After the very clever play of the Wife's Stratagem, at this theatre last night, an interlude called Sylvester Daggerwood, was introduced for the purpose of bringing forward Mr . Hackett from the New York theatre. It was his first appearance ...