... mt ra yt announce to the Public, that hehs, th for atho' eritod, ergiage M. K'w EMBLE, : Of the.- res Theatre hioyal, Covent Garden, Whose prior arrangementS for EdiinburghN ,must necessarily limit his- Perfoirmaces at this Thtre-to SEVEN XIGHTS 'ONLY; ...

... TMlE PAS§IONS . Witi the origisal ?? Acconan'ments As delivered by her, w'ith, unbosudedpplause, at .the Theotre- Royal, Covent.Garden. : To wvhich will be added, Shakieceare'sfiO&'rite Farce of Cawharine and Periwsw With the Burlesque Comic Song of T2ims ...

... devolves to ?? his Lordship's ltouse-, in Poitmati-square, London, the Coun- *s tess of Beverley.-in the orchestra, at Covent Garden Thea- e tre, during the rehearsal of a new Opera, Mr. Lacy, one of the petlfori-ers, and nephew of thse late Air. Lacy ...

... between the Play and Farce, DA 4 (MG/ bu flit' Ahse's Al)11A'J1 s, nnm the T',eatres Royal, Crowr--treet, Dublin, and Covent- Garden, thisir frsin appearance these ctnos- years. A GRAND PVLACCA, by MioseT HlY S. sand E.ADAMS. Are OPFRA Pl SE 9 U, by Miss ...

... and competed by Bishop and Cundell. The Scenery painted from n'odels by Mr Harrison. As performed as the Theatre: Royal, Covent Garden, upwards of fifty nuiglet, with the miost distinguished approbation, attrac-- tion and applause. Araxa (an Hindoo Prince) ...

... hd p 11I 1Ij5$, ndwt.be Psscakaelr'c rs,, NEW YxUSzqi Publish6d by HTME'& SON, Liverpobl, lRAY . OQODY. As song at.t Covent Garden by X Mr. Siiclair, adapted to thie Piano l or;caby T. Welshl (expressly for him) is.' For.. heau ShFts of Fayhionabl~)e ...

... lthstt12o'elock (unless pree Viously disposed of by Private Contracq.) . HOlUSE,Situated in Chapel Street, Corne A of Covent Garden, Sign of'the Pflot-Boat. For further l'articulars apply to JOHN TA LO R, Flour Dealer, Rainford Gardens. LADIES &. GENTLEMEN'S ...

... private contract) A HOUSE Freehold of Inheritance, situate on _ A the sotith side of Chapel-street, and at the. corner of Covent-garden, known by the sign of the, Pilot-Boat. Fromn the vicinity of this property to S the Exchange, is very desirably situated ...

... PRIDrAY, AUGUST 27, 1813, r- will be repeated (by desire) as lately revived wmith the greatest success at the Theatre-Royal Covent- , Garden, (and for the last time this Season) the highly popular Comic Opera, written by the late Gereral Burgo'vye, called e ...

... 'reelove..,Miss GRANT e whole to coorlude with a Grand New Melo rasoatic After Piece, as pereormed at the Theatre voya, Covent Garden, with the rfiost unbounded pplause; snd which has been got up with con- derable enpence, and now produced here, for the ...

... by the advantages of New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, with ALL THE HORSES, .nd as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent. Garden, with unbounded applause. 'ficketsand Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr, obnrts, at the Pit OffsceChristian-gtreet;Tickets ...

... So-g, Address to the Thames, sung by the late Mr. Harrison, is. 6d.-Ditto, Would to Heaven, sung by Mrs. Liston, at Covent-garden Theatre, I s. 6d -Ditto ; What, thn- on humble fare, words c, by Robert Burns, Is.-Mad Song, ' Poor Jasper, nY sung ...