Star.
London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

THE THEATRES.

DRURY LANK.—Thurrday night was produced a
ew Mufical Entertainment, called Tbe Ton Rear.
CHAIitAcTERa.
Florian - Mr. ELLISTON
Bon Ca' - . Mr. Gl5llO/15
I.aro - . Mr.Vntssr
Minette - - Mrs. BLAND
Caroline - • - Mrs. MOUNTAIN
Madame Larolle - Mrs. HARLOW.

Mr. Dia/mosso,- the Anthem of the piece. has bor.
rowed vet y treat from 7be Drferier, and The Point of
Honour ; but has produced upon the flage Come fitua-
lions of intereff. The fcene of this drama is at
Rheims, in France, and its intereft arifes from the fate
of Florian, a young hair, who had facrificed his mi-
litary honour at the ihrioe of filial piety = who, to
preferve his father from gaol, had violated his coun-
try's ttutl, mid deferted itsfervice. During the anxious
fearch, however, with which his regiment of courts
purfues him, he owes his concealment to loos, wards
off the danger that threatens his pi efervers by honour,•
and obtains that pardon, which rewards his filial af-
reahm by Mercy.
This little piece. from the fimplicity of its incident,
and the beauty of its mufic, met with every Coma.
Mr. Et Lisrow, its hero, proved hinsfelf as worthy
to ting with Mrs. MOUNTAIN, its heroine, as Mrs.
NIOUNTAIN fheN'ed herfelf worthy to aft with Mr.
ELLISToN. The latter fang with much of the feel-
ing of the former : and the fr.rmer tinithed tlle read.
ing of her lover's pardon with a pathos that did not
tidier by a comp:triton with the agitation with which
It:e litter began it. The theatre was crowded to its
firthca verge."
Covssrr GARDEN.—The repetition of MORTON'S
new Comedy, has given it a flattering degree of pa.
polirity with the 7 own, and no doubt the Country
will foliow. Several judicious curtailments have been
made ; and it mull now hale a fuccefsful career.—
Ail the pet formers acquitted thr-mfelves highly to
their credit.

POLICE, &c.

PUBLIC OFFICE, HATTON-GARDEN.Yeliefdair
Trot! and Chapman brought two men to town, one
of whim, Mari Toting, voluntarily confeffed, that in
company with William Woodward they had murdered
Dod..r. Bailey, at Long Sutton in Linen!Aire, about
twelve year, Since. The other as politively denied
having any (hare in the murder. Both the prifoners
were committed to fcparate pants till a fist cher en-
cp,iry is rr axle in the c.ontly.
Pillktß"lt UGH-.TRVlT.—Ytflefda7WT4alPdaer,
tiepredatqr well known in the promenades at the-
Weft e ,t ,if the town by the title of Captain Rare,
was charged with a robbery at Beale's Hotel,
Jermyn-Ili eet.
The ptifoner wen' to the hotel en Thurfdav even-
ing, and on being ken by a waiter in the parage,
whole bufinefs accidentally led hint up flair:, Le eked
if that was not the Union Hotel. The prifoner had
his hand in his pocket, and fr-rm his manner of eon.
clueing himfelf, Nr,tley the waiter took the liberty
of releafing his hand, when he found a flyer fork in
it, whicir 'tad been taken off the fideboard. The
prifry.l► in his defence Paid the waiter had given him
the fork. He was fully committed for trial,
At the Public Office, Qt_reen's•fquarelin old wo-
man, known generally by the name of Tom Bowing,
was on Wedirefday brought beft.re the Magi.lrates,
for Sleeping all night-in the !beer, and committed as
a rogue and vagabond, to be paired to her milk,—
She ferved as a boatfwain's mate ott hoard of a man
of war, upwards of twenty years, and has a petition
from Cirattram Chen. When awakened at midnight,
by the Beadle in the Sheet', covered with fnow, the
cried, " where the you have me deep 11".

Laa week was c•mmirted to Lincoln Caftle. "obi
Nall, jun. clock and watch maker, of Great Griniftry,
charged by the Coroner's inquell, on view of the
body of John Edwards, then lyiug dead at Cleet•
burp., w th having feloninufly idled the Paid John
Ed w• irds. It api eared, that the prifoner and thede-
ceafed baying had lonic words in a public houfe at
Grimfby,v ere put out into the lir eet,when they boxed
for three quarters of an hour, until Edwards wat
dreadfully mangled. and had fcar cely power to Rand.
Being taltzn to his home at Cleethorps, he lingered
until the evening of the day after the encounter, and
then died.

Among the diforders of health we clafs an habi-
tual coltivenefs, and obftruetions in the veffels con-
neEled aiih digeftion, which, from the ufe of purga-
tives, are not relieved, but they be,orne a cordlitu-
to 11,11 cnmplaint. Calomel, ahtil ilious med c nes,
Lid various fottnnia have been en ployed, but they
cert tints only dilihaige the ac( umulated matter,
I:aving the cattle Rill (-siding ; at d every one, under
their operation, finds the neceffity of continuing, and
•perio,fically in( sealing the dole, horn the tone and
fenfitivenefs of the Itomach and intellines being par-
tially deltroyed. The foccefs of 5191.311E/Mei Patent
- Antifcorbutic Elrops, in removing glandular obliruc-
tions, improving the appetite, and dearoying that
irritation caofing head ache, fenfe of weight, nervous
affettiDnc, &c gives full value to there antircorbuticsil
as when employed in Gout, Khettmatifm, Ulcera_
tiring, or Scrophula.—Mr. Srti.ssuar is not account
able for any minute fold, nolefs the words " By thf
King's Patent" are inferred at length on the bill oe
direeions, bottle, and wrapper; the Ramp alfo (th,
Ki duty) is printed in black irk inflead of red la.
—Sold at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho Square,
Lon.iin, in bottles of ss. 6d. to.. and 11 as. duty
incltfded. Compound Effence Bs.