Covent-Garden Theatre.
Their Blaiesties the King anti Qeen of the Sandwich Islands (who are visiting the more notable curiosities of the mnetropolis) ho- nnured Covent-garden Theatre with their presence last night. The Royal box ( British) was fitted up by order from the Lord Chamber- laii an thir llfa 'esties (Sandwvich), attended by their suite, ar. rived at the " King's door" soon after seven o'ciock, where they wcre received with great attention by Mr. Kemble and lljr. Fawcett, but not with the same ceremonies used at the visits of our own lfo- narch. Munden's benefitat Drury-lane thinmed the house at first Price; but at the half price it was verv fitly attended. His Ila- jestv, Rheo Rhio, wore a full suit of black, with white waistcoat, and( cocked-lat richly ornamented; and, as regards appear- ance, need hardly give way to any potentate in Europe. Hle bowed several times, by no means ungracefully, on coming into the box, and remained standing while " God save the King" was sung, bowing again befbre he took his Feat. His com- plexion is copper colour, but not darker than that of manv Creoles- in fact, he might pass very well ror a Quadroon, or a WVest India proprietor rather more sun-burnt than usual. Her Mlajestv tlhe Queen is taller than her Royal spouse; but of good figure, and with a countenance by no means devoid of expression. Twinny, the Governor's lady, affects a more European manner cof stature. She has fine eyes; the Mlloorish cast of feature; and, colour and all, might amount to the amiable. The whole party paid great atten- tion to the performance r Pizarro, and The Spirit., of the Moon); but they seemed to have learned the Court cliueete of not aslowing astonishment, however they might feel it. The AJo- r,arch's person touches slightly on the cn bon point; but his general manner is easy, and extremely unaffected. Beth the ladies appeared to comprehend the story of Pizarro; and the Queen, in the scenes between Cora and her child. shed tears re- peatedly. Upon the whole, however, the scenery in Th.e Spirits of the JWoon, and the combat between Messrs. Grimaldi and Bradley, told best ; and Boky, the Governor, seemed to be very much satis- fied with the fighting. This gentleman is the blackest of all the -party, but bv no means an awkward er i -.looking man. *lVhen thecurtain fill, thc illustrious tisiters retired to their carriages by th'e door In Prince's-place, at which they entered, and were loudly cheeed, asat their first appearance, by the people both within and without the theatre. The hon. Al r. and Ars. Byng accomrpanied the partv, and remained in the samebox with them during the whole of the evening. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRP.