Star.
London, England, 1801-03-06 00:00:00

THEATRES.

DRURY-LAM
The new Play of Deaf and Dumb continues to
aura& very crowded houfes. Lail night, after the
ray, the following itanzas, added to the loyal
Song of Goo Jove the ift.vG, were received with
rapturous applaufe by a brilliant and overflowing
audience. They were fupplied by a gentleman
known in the circles of fathion
O GOD, thy Mercy flied
On his anointed Head,
GOD free the KING!
Grant Britain's earnea Prayer,
Make him thy fpecial care,
And, for his Virtues, (pare
Great GEORGL our KING
• A proftrate People fee,
Who, with one voice, to thee
Pray for their KING !
0 GOD, remove our Fears,
Renew his Health and Years,
And, to a Nation's Fears,
Give back their Kum

The Entertainment was The Mufque of Coma,
And while the lovers of the Drama were delighted
by the Gallic Poetry of MILTON, the amateurs of
inufic were regaled by the vocal powers of Mrs.
Csoucm, Mt's. MOUNTAIN, Mifs STEPHENS, Mr.
KELLY, Mr. DIGNUM,

COVINT-GARDEL

The Comedy of the Poor Gentleman, and the new
Pantomimical Drama of Percale; or, The Defolale
jflood, attratted left night as brilliant and numer-
ous a houfe as we have witneffed fince the com-
mencement of the Seafon.
Independently of the wit and humour with
which the former thounds, it poffeffes in an emi-
nent degree the merit of difplaying with effett the
powers of the refpdtive performers. A happier
combination of comic talent was perhaps never ex-
hibited on this or any other Rage than in the cha-
rafters of Lewis, Mu ens*, and FAWCETr.
Several judicious alterations have been made in
Peroufe, and the Piece in its prefent Bate ranks very
high in the fcale offfitgade and interefting incident.
The fplendour of the decorations, the (kill of the
machinery, the natural beauty of the fcenery, and,
above all, the charms of the mufic, muff render
this Entertainment for a long time highly popular.
The Performers are entitled to confiderable
praife. H. JOHNSTONE fuftainsithe arduous part
of Permit with great judgment and fpirit; and
Mrs. H. jonesrows and Mrs. Mit 1.8 confer on
their characters every poffible intereft. We muff
not pats over without a particular encomium the
excellent aging of little Msecox, in Charepancer.

We are authorifed from moft refpedable autho-
rity, to contradict the account given
_ in this Paper
of the marriage of RICHARD LIAM, Efq. jun.
Banker, to Mifs MARIA Olsson, of Portfmouth ;
no fuch event having taken place, or being ever
likely to take place. We are extremely lorry to
have been led into this error b a letter figned
" PHILIP NATHAN," dated l'ortfmouth, Fe-
bruary 19, aot, and poft-paid at that Office,
which could have been dillated only by a fpirit
of envy or malice ; and for which the author, we
hope, will meet with that correliou which every
leotard deferves.
The fchifm that has taken place between the two
parties of the Stock Exchange on opening the
" Stock Subfcription Room," does not feem likely
to be amicably adjufted. Yefterday a number of
Gentlemen, among whom were Meas. STE els
and JONI!, BRUCISHAW andCAPRL, ROBIRTS and
SUTTON, MT. HAMMOND, Mr. BARNES, MT. GREY,
and Mr. Hsu st.T, purchafed force large premifes
in Capel-court, Bartholomew-lane, formerly ufcd
by a Debating Society, for the purpofe of opening
a new " Stock Exchange for tranfading Public
Bufinefs." A fubfcription was opened to defray
the expence, which in a ihort time amounted to
15,0001. It is propofed to divide the property
into (bares of Sol. each.
FLIXTOII WOLDS Coutstro.—The extremely
bad weather having delayed this meeting for near-
ly a fortnight, the cup was not run for till 'Fuel.-
day fe'imight. Twenty capital greyhounds were
ectered for it, which being divided into five chafes
of tour dogs each, were (tatted according to bal-
lot. The five winning dogs, after five molt fevere
sondes, were declared tole as follow:

Msjor Topham's black dog Snowdrop a fon of Snowball.
Mr. liteft's black bitch, young Snowball,' daughter of ditto.
Mr. Hart's blue bitch, Dells, (winner of the left Flizton cup:
a daughter of ditto.
Mr. Dads*, black and white bitch, Eagle.

Mr. Darley's brindled and white bull, Dent.
On the above five dogs being flatted for the cup,
Mr. Darley's bitch was the favourite, both from
the extreme (peed (he difcovered, and from her
having had a much lefs revere courfe than the
others. The hare ran above three miles and a half.
The Tryer then declared them as follows :
Mr. Dade's Eagle t, (winner of the cup)—Major
Topham, 2—Mr. Belt, 3—Mr. Darley, 4—Mr-
Hart, s.
The numbers on the ground were not fo great
as at the Lift meeting, and much more orderly and
regulated, In that every courfe was well feen. On
the whole it was allowed to have been a day of
the. bra (port ever ken in the country.
Mr. Waterfworth was the winner of the cnp at
'Market Weighton ; and two or three of the belt
(kr of that country were brought to Flizton.
tato LUIN Svara-borrsay.—Fourth day—The
following capital Prizes were drawn :—Numbers
9403,51444,4444 y, and 11,890, Prizes of tool.
each.—Nos. 5,750, 59,060, to,ooo, and 2,954,
Prizes of sol. each.
The Ticket No. 18,060, drawn this day a prize
of ;cool. was fold at Mein. HAZ•11.1),
aad Co's. Office, Royal-Exchange.
The Ticket No. p 7,346, drawn on the third day
of drawing, a prize of wool. alfo the Ticket
41,709, on the firft day of drawing, a prize of
Sod. the only Two Prizes drawn this Lottery
above tool. were fold, (hared, and rlgiftered at
bacesuoiso's Fortunate Office, 6s, Fleet-ilreet
where Prizes to a large amount hare been fold
and paid in former Lotteries. Ticketsand Shares
e'n lac during the drawing, warranted undrawn.