W . 0., p. S The whole st r engt h of the house was brought forward on the occasion.' T Chortitses were goods tie 'to ih* Songs, they rd. their. Aryaktiolsbled along like typo'timp ing beggars ;- n e, se e __ indeed,:th 4 t Mr. Xelly should 1 40.14),Kciiiiii0:10 call blinself.ifie composer of the Entisii,sas it was, Or:meta. tasteless composition we ever recollece„hearing.: The Overture and Airs have nei- Aber. taste. ; barmony s ncr originality, to reconuuend th em , • and weresothing more than tortured fragments yf modern ballad* whose acted discords were fortunately drowned the lihtomarre or drums, trumpets anti triangki, whilst their adaptation to the words set all emphasis, measure, and accentuation at defiance. cOVENT•GAROMP. The temporary production at this nightly Scene othar . reunions discoid, if it had not been sill-born, would have fren strangled in its,-birth, by the' vociferation of the . Rifles on. the evening of the Jubilee; "the. Manager hiiit eirer contrived. oisa subsequent evening to procure a kititi of Coroner's Inquest on. this first-born of the season, by briuging it forward in the first part of theentertainmentik Here all attempts at plot were laid aside entirely, and elle', gory was substituted in its room, as the joyous occasion was Supposed to proceed from if Landlord's 49th anniversary' of bis coming to his estate, to.ielebtate nhieh webad;llfirmer and his Wife..quarrellint in . the tone, Noon,: a Outten boatswain whose langpage and dress were both . out 'of character, a sailoand hisiWeetheart, &c. &c. The dia.• logue was trifling, both le quantity and quality, but the songs wore numerous, thonglt tiresome; we saw also the same attampts at " gilded pageantry" as in-the old *Ouse which however brilliant in glare and glitter must - disgust the judicious, when neither selected by the eye'of went, nor arranged by the hand of taste, and *hie!' are onsidered As justifying . the rise of prices. ' The ;clos'yng scene, of a seiyort illumsaated, would hare bad a . ..:ltter effect if the.ahip had been. let out, orpeeti M i re, priately,repr.esented„ aa We -belleve,nehe .l di 24 . the:Covrkt Garden machini s t or property man ever thought of - street lamps on the tafferel or a three-decker, or of stating a . rhan of War at the cabin and ward-rboin wind These Ephemera are gone hoWever ; peace ashes I ' %. COVENT GARDEN It)lldria. ... ~ REGISTER. After the curtain drops,tthreegrisitst ire s •as gives for John Keinbl e . the"Perfetmers, lefore'tlitetnitAle• 'hy continued times Ike have learnt tb'platy Co each other in hater style,. anal tioltroiduee e'ttiore li s iiriiiOnious con c e r t (if such an.exiiraa iluu way be *doled), Of discordant souads. A piodimi• tatien of the crowitig of a cock now and thibwrariel ttw scene, which is relieved at intervals, by. the thrill (slain. 116:.: -• CT.. , tit - • - THE I'I'ATICINItt jihrusojoga.4 4i n tuto peetilifters not of fitsetorporatiou of RarlistaPlep. icrevegry ;Loll hit off, alidillaie imitation to fo eqld rout be 4,, 10101 tfie of aineadrpent, wailiumourgly plinsformed- into Abroad .aod cheasei or 44 touted chesie, ,• that only arpoilisty itanour." • #., _ . . - - jrafTWINSIWR•SESSIONS; 0.1%.• •••, . , • The rota is kept up MUCh .the..sitne • style, is . seldom more than halffull s , but What its inmates in _numbers They Make• up. noise.. kale place in the -pit, on Tuesday ' iu conseAinence • ci f • son having snatched. a placard (rein another ; being bustled to the extremity of .The pit, he entered, Oil capitulation, and was allowed to remain upon s egad of delivering np the banner of which he had surreptitiou obtaiiked, possession. ..Alother storm burst forth afterwards in the same region, but a calm sou!' sue( and Old Pricexgained a victory. The . placards are but . few 4 . ..thsi . ,Otricature of *4# .4 with hat do you *mitt s; and—answer, , I°pces:' was repeatedly displayed. fe. Old kriets were plitearded in a variety of shapes. • . . • .Amongst the naw inscriptions wt. noticed the . ing • - . " .Johnll4l . l .cpiiiag.9as - ttt this be;yattf,tutde_; By lomer4pg the riots semi) sink"Stinblils, Wife." " The Maifnlent Ofinspsietloa, .I.s justly repaid ky yelq . ltriztAtA rekCtion t • Mainfain the true clime, Thlpltroftlitli terrors, And not their accounts, with exception of errors," `COVENT -GARDEN THEATRE„ Stftrirr~aritfere lr. Justree *W" , sitvai - asii.v sad a Boack,,q( Justices. • This being the firstday of 'Westmiaiter ,SesitriaL tlrr fkirld Jury was swum ; oho; which, Mr. - tfasraCe bstershorWlak,mitd dresed them to the following erect : Me said, that, before they entered - uponsihe +lNlrhar h, duties to . whith they were now apperinted4 he torosba Weem s .. sary to make a few observatiuoi upon s subjel., * continuance, mai the mischief it produced, vra, oi•ti- tnasnitint r por office to the community at-large, as well as. to the indiviouula whose property itotiected. • . It was a mailer of public notoriety 9 thatdinte thd , opinistaf the mew Theatre, at' Covent- G a r d eo ,: `fur the anrufaemeut iris town, 'disturbances had taken place; and fregirefit breached oftsid peace bee* committed within its Walls* iChard• dseen- desilawed, by many -persons.•that, unless the PeOprierirrs Wield coisselnitasi admit the public art t'he same prices as before•thetiintt tookirlsece. they sVauiti'uol permit the pert - oncost, tat Wisrwardefirwl-rill events they would prevent it from dreingireard tractile.. nsauded adarissioas at the old prices, andthis being erfused,itisei persevered in a tumult which destroyed the teanquillity, Oahe theatre, to the inconvenience and terror - of a great part tsflite audience. They seemed' CO cOnsider ,;their demand a• atintetrof right —upon What ground lie , knew out. • It had>botasolnkin support of it, that every one as entitled:o ex probation his disa probation of a perfo r m ance i n atheatre. Custom certainly ftbd 'auctioned such a practice riassing dad clapping of haudv had hcen long used as the means of ex pressiug applause or dislike.-- probalg.y from an idea that it was sht veutr wny o )ressang . t alpritlineitts of prey , I tior and dist of • . • k - • - ' , „.... .... v! .- l isj .r ota un tuea !oat re was * l * reit/lie.' .aud..asoig ann.. e itaing iellienistray of iii 0004. the ,nrlittanents of an audience, ,as it 0.; better Oreveitiii the' delity*ad din turbitnee iif sat !Wimp' ai d ineitiiiim s ,better eedeielecnitisiace6'so'aotistiiirable4k; 4 Rut darer 'Wallas- - *.p.r. . . t c aveat tlfy ii!ty . person . ie respray* to the MAIO stte,au. for a ditikattakper. o i g i ,l n 7 pose; there Wit dtritarstilel Vtiveeif. tiiilWO rime*: like,* pre.. i i ii t l n t . praetors had . risk ed their .fortcoes is the iiteiEnt i i li ng . rod it l inn not consistent, either Witli law or justice,..tiiitf4suy 6 ° ll ,°*'• 'h• ta 'des l' I ' ~ persons 6OA troy tle r property; ma* coasequeusel*pi du. W Luc ,' like th their Itroliigettents. There'was AO primal*, ant tict p 1 P. ' lintheni; no case to sanction scrit . sin opinion= the law ,vri,s Clout clear epos the sulkjeet, and denied aux such right. 'tbetiitcgetice ' of a theatre *Julio! SOCOSIdiedIII hits country on Sk teen 0 (1 1 A w . ' . it Had ea ufghoruy to ISAAC filecrees. and ° R ag Id 'ittriiice. them. 1 k • If, as wits asserted. it cskuld,settle the prices orstdiolsoots4 hat 'The pit could 4 pot do? bi.*hat illplisgslisbreg Mit iiiiiiir it btiitioxut.. Ltesivank chili/ .0i itiktne tfieiiibsile riaithageilieti( irifoill 1616, aid rep. ae took luting t he be ".taries and the dre.ses ? -'What entifsbnou l Soo, a l it I :ii',..,ucrt result fioeu the Of rive riuguathre of kid' an eirsembly,* a 66. inliki. )(skillet , the irify neat night. Undo What' they bad Awe the night ht . tfure i uo fi l i ta ',..i i 4ut even if such,-a . right did exist-4f the *tidiest* "etc , iiistil e d -7 4 is aisualing to itself byic.h a .prerogatkve t it Could - 'not iii F jay , ()edam. ' riot. and breaches of tho lietit 0, tooktA,,,tetis tp 4 eliropce4l l . t Ac. tiliohnY cording to theJav!stg P2.#slldPelliO4,o4t)lyiipvtchlm.= 14e 1 - shortly was prevented 414elifroto bt,thrlt witness.. II MO .could take Cc.e o 44, the tani inta'll4 bands. eXcept;rl t6eiiii,titi ithstii Hee . ntself-de f fl xi cc, 4 X(in.f./C:fts 19,1hrfd & filartirss watt the lit sr . ; ;the p l tio... iiii,ofitedts, of rttscfd. 01 , 1 1,!et Could tuit;;' therefore; treineilfied ertr'ef'tOodlttet a om a c i oc . es' 1 ) in corm Ift i tAl ,_,...,.... .:iit1 ..,... _ _rite pltbish , . . . p 7 . tif k li can i e d tkw roestrogeMparlie4l and, Olt Web they tilie7tives • eatt l i:44l4 •Att.ittiti;e4l4 .eoentptedu N thetti4ttito cm o, ,y) • I . 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