Star.
London, England, 1802-11-29 00:00:00

THEATRES:

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-Mr. TURN
tleman of the Bar, made his firtt appe;
-en Saturday night in the clvaraEter of
Third. He is the fame perfon who at
fuccefsful debut a few feafons fince in th,
of Macbeth, atCovent Garden. The it
been devoted to practice in the provincii
and_the great progrefs he has made in]
juflifies his perfeverance. His phyfical
much improved, and he has made mai
meets in his manner, action, and entr
With there advantages.. he fecured as
reception as we have, for a long time, wi
Tome paffages he reminded us of Mr.
others of Mr.CooZE bu& his general fl
teemed to be formed upon an original
of the charader. He has evidently
part with care, but he was not alw;
happy in giviag exaaly the author's m,
defpondency in the fcene where he givf
for preparing for the fight, was mut
for the heroic fpirit of Diehard. Juttly
to exclaini, after his couraip with Lade

" Was ever woman in fuck humour won
for nothing but the molt confumm:
could have fucceeded in fuck a cat
this, as alfo the fcene with the Lord ..
Sheriffs of London, the deep hypocrify of the tyrant'
was expreffed but faintly. His defects, however,
are chiefly fuel as may be remedied, and the afio.
nailing improvement he has made, is a pledge that,
with perfeverance, he may loon acquire a juft title
to the high rank to which afpires. In every
fcene he drew down applaufe, but particularly in
the laft, which was followed by three fueeeffive
rounds of plaudits. Mrs. GLOVER was an inte.
!telling Lady Anne; and Mri. POWELL, in the Oueen
•
difplayed her ufual energy and feeling. The piece
was uncommonly attraFlive. It drew an overflow.
COVENT GARDEN.—The Catine, often as it has
been reprefented at this Theatre, drew a very nu.
rnerous audience on Saturday lall, and though it
was intended to lay it afide to make room for ate
other mufical novelty, the Manager finds it his
interelt to continue the ieprefentation.
BR AHAS had many encore:,, and he fung fo de.
lightfully, that the audience would probably have
been gratified in hearing all his Airs a third time.
I N CLEDON, by his plain manly flyle of tinging, alto
obtained much applaufe.
The Farce of Lovers' Quarrels was rendered very
entertaining by H. JolissroN and his wife, FAW-
CETT, and Mrs. MATTOCKS, who, as the phrafc is,
" played very well into each others' hands."

Lord BUCKINGHAMSHIRE gave a grand dinner
yefterday to a fetal party of friends.
Lord CASTLEREAGH gave a dinner at his houfe
in Cleveland-row, on Saturday lad, to feveral of
the Dirators of the Eaft India Company, &c.
There were—the Duke of PORTLAND, Lord W.
BENT/NCK, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Sir LIONEL DA•
!FILL, Mr. ADDINTON (the Ivlinifter), Mr. Ito.
BERT*, BCC• _ _ _

Lord HOBART gave a grand dinner at his feat
at. Roehampton, Surrey, on Friday. Among the
company prefcnt were, the FRENCH AMEASSADOR,
and his Secretary, M. OTTO, Mr. Ancor:Fos,
Lord HAWKESBURY, Lord BOCKINGHAEISIRE,
Lord ST. HELEN'S, Mr. SULLIVAN, Lady HMI:
R 1 .T SULLIVAN, the SPEAKER, &C. &C.
ARRIVED IN TOWN.—The Duke of BEDFORD,
at his houfe in Arlington-beet, from Woburn;
General FITZPATRICK, at his houfe in Arlington.
fireet, from Paris ; General KEPPELL. after an
abfence of fourteen years from EnglAnd; Sir
JAMES DASHWOOD ; Lord GUILDFORD and Mirs
Sr LEDGER, from Ireland.
LEFT TOWN.—The Hoe. Mr. By lc G, for his feat
in Herefordfhire ; the Duke of NORFoLK, for
Artindell Cattle, in Suffex ; Lord CAMDEN, for
his feat at the Wildernefs, Kent; —or_ _ d S
Aiisauir,
for his feat at Hatfield.
An alarming accident happened yeflet day after.
noon, about two o'clock, in Hyde Park. A Crea.
daunt of the name of Dutens entered at the Pic-
cadilly gate in his curricle. As he was turning
the horfes heads towards Rottervrow, the traces
broke, and the off horfe getting entangled in them,
they both took fright, and galloped furioutly
wards the Serpentine River. Mr, Dutens had his
groom with him : he endeavoured to curb the im.
petttofity of the animals, but in the attempt the
reins were broken. The groom, finding it impor.
fible to flop the horfes, jumped out of the curricle,
after having repeatedly advifed his mailer to do
the fame. The horfes continued their (peed until
they came to the Serpentine River, near to the
Magazine, where- they plunged into the water
with the curricle, and Mr. Dutens in it. Mr. Ca,
dogati, mailer builder, of Water-ttree, in th;
Strand, rufhed into the water up to his chin, a
held out a flick he had in his hand, which the I;r.,
fortunate gentleman laid hold of, and was by twat
means refcned from a watery grave. The Ranger
(to whofe houfe he was inflantly conveyed) immr•
diattly fent his man and a boat, to endeavour to
five, if poffible, the poor animals—bat it was too
late. However, the curricle was brought to the &re.
After the above melancholy accident, a ntv•il
officer painted down Rotten-row, mounted on 1.4
bit of blood. By either an improper Uk' cot t•j
fpur, or the want of judgment in the mari:lg•n::..t
of the teins, the animal became retiive, :tad i. 3
rider not being able to keep him to the bids, I
fprung repeatedly from one fide of the read ti
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other. In one of they frisks he ran Cod
lady's hotfe fo furioufly as to upfet both the !iotir
arkd its fair rider. Much anxiety arose for ths. i.th•ty
of the lady, whowas lying almost underbetgeldinii:
Happily neither were hurt. The female c(111''
trian remounted, and the tar proceeded on 12;4
voyage. He had not proceeded far, befored to
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Iteed again Chewed marks of difobedience, pied
the furprife and contternation of the pedeilrians,,,:'
animal leaped, with his rider, over the railing
the footpath, where he upfet all that came 'III!'
way. Fortunately nothing ferious arose in conic:
quence, and the fon of Neptune being dilltiot:ttico
his fifty Ilegafus was Won fccurcd,

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