Star.
London, England, 1831-01-25 00:00:00

THEATRES.

DIVA!-Lau.—Mr. Macready appeared last night in his original
character of Widths Tell. He never played it with more masterly
skill, never endowed it with deeper feeling throughout the various
scenes in which the emotions of the Patriot mingle with, and at dmes
ssathetically contrast, each other. It is Impossible to commies a more
perfect representation of the character. At the conclusion of the play,
Ir. Macready was loudly called for, and after some delay,
and announced it for Friday next. He was received with unqaPCITZ
marks of approbation.
Corium-Oa artzw.—The Irishman its London, attar " a les& long
sleep," was revived last night. Of course, its principal atuaWm was
the Alwrioek Delaney of Mf. Powza. He revelled in it with all his
accustomed joyousness of spirit, and kept the audience in a continued
laugh ftom the commencement to the end. The house was well
attended.
OLTXPIC THZATIM—Lase night a new musical burktta, called
The Grenadier, was brought out at this Theatre, and was completely
emeasful. Every thing a this kind must come under the denomina-
tion of trifles, but they frequently are a source of more amusement to
as audience, and of more profit to managers, than pieces of a higher
name. The Grenadier is made up of slight materials, and the des.
made persons do not exceed four ; but the manner in which it Is
must render it attractive through a great part of the season.
I=ll3areela variety of ludicrous and amusing incidents of which mere
tisealpdon could convey no perception. Madame Vestris, besides the
Savoyard song, introduced two others, " Oh, they marched through the
town ;" and " Listen, dear Fanny." They were highly applauded.
The House was filled in every part, and the Barletta was announced for
repetition without one dissentient hiss.
NAVAL :INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Ammo Tim Mt.—Dublin, 2 ; France. 1; Brazil, 1.
litauctam Cara, Jaa.l4.—Arrlved the Falmouth Packet, Shun,

from Malaga.
Poor.; JAN. 24.—ArrIved the Nymph, Tubb, from Newfoundland,
and Isabella, Hatchard, from Lisbon.
Desemeess, Jas. N.—Arrived the Flee Slaters, late Selby, from
Palermo.
Puma= Jas. 113.—Wind BAlL—Arrived the Demerara
Packet, Cook, from Jamaica, and Sea Lark, Down, from St. Mi-
chael's.
Faunowen, JAN. 25.—Arrived the Laredo, packet, from Rio Ja-
neiro—sailed 25th November; and Calypso whet. from Vera Crns
--ailed 11th uk. and Havannah 25d.
Down, JAN. 42.—A vessel, supposed to be the Lovely, Sylvia, of
Yarmouth, was totally wrecked near Balbriggan yesterday, and it is
feared the crew were drowned. Some barley, oats, and herrings, were
driven on shore.
The Concordia, Falk, from St. Übe's to Bergen, was wrecked on
the Goodwin Sand yesterday morning. Crew saved.
The Quixote, Bailiachet, from San Lucar to Liverpool, was aban-
doned at sea last month, being a complete wreck, by the mate sod a
seaman, being the only survivors of the crew.
The Lamb, Johnson, from London to Leeds, was carried Into
Sheerness on Sunday, having been found at anchor between the Oase
and Meese buoys, deserted. and ball full of water.
The Potter, from Exeter to London, was on shore near
the Isle d y Point on Sunday, but expected to be got off.

CITY CHILIIIIEILLAIII.-Sir James Shaw continues to
gain every day. At one o'clock, the Poll stood—for Sir James,
2,793; for Alderman Waithman, 1,417; majority, 1,376.
The Duke of Sussex has just been appointed by his
Majesty Ranger of St. James's and Hyde Parks.
The Duke of Wellington is now, by invitation, on a
visit to the King at Brighton. Extensive conjecture was
yesterday indulged in upon this subject ; but we have
reason to believe that this invitation is merely of due and
becoming respect to illustrious character and acknow-
ledged high ability, unconnected with any immediate po-
litical consideration.•. Morning Post. ,