Star.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

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RIVADAVIA.

The war which the King, Louis XVIII. is preparia:
to make on the Spanish nation being directly and pig
cipally opposed to the principle recognized in article].
of the law of thelOth of May, 1822, in case that aggre,
sion should be realized, the Government is authorizei
to nevciate—after the conclusioirof the definitive treaty
of peace and amity with his Catholic Majesty on tir
basis of the law of the 12th June, to which treaty tlt
Convention of the 4:h of July current i. preliminary....
that there shall be voted, by the American States recog.
sized independent, in virtue of the said definitive treaty,
for maintaining the independence of Spain under the
representative system, the same sum of 20 millions a
that which in the month of March last was supplied fet
destroying it by the Chambers of Paris.
Buenos Ayres, July 4. R IVA DA VI A.

.111 E THEA PRES.
DRURY LANE.

The First Part of Henry the Fourth was performed
last night, for the purpose of introducing in the part of
King Henry, a Mr. ARCHER. Measuring his talent ani
success by the standard he has given us in choosing this
character for his debut, we should pronounce thew
superior to his pretensions. Mr. Et.usroN played the
Prince, and acquitted himself with dre spirit and dig.
crimination throughout. The same may be said of Mr.
WAL LA CleS Hotspur. Mt. DOWTON'S Falstaff was the
life of the play. We can scarcely imagine that the greet
scene of the " men in buckram" was ever played wilt
more admirable richness. The other parts were respect.
ably supported, and the play went off altogether wits
great spirit.
COVENT-GARDEN.

The Comedy of Errors was the play of yesterday even.
ing. DwellsEr was the Anlipholis of Ephesus, and
JONES the Antipholis of Syracuse. Both acquitted them.
selves in a most satisfactory manner. The representa.
fives of the Dromios, BLANCHARD and FARRSN, made
the most of the whimsical situations into which they are
thrown. Both were eminently happy, and the plaudits
of the audience were equitably divided between them.
Luciana was most ably sustained by Miss TREE. Adrian
introduced to these boards Miss fiAMIdERSLEY, last fres 0,
the Theatre Royal, Liverobol, but previously a fs. 1
vourite at one of the minor Houses in the Metropolis. s.
She has a good stage person, rather full sized, akin
agreeable countenance. Some of her tones are very
rich and melodious, and she boasts considerable science. .;
In the duet with Miss TREE in the fourth act, and is her 1
solo in the fifth, she displayed great power, and both I
were loudly encored. She is likely to prove a valuable I
addition to the vocal corps. Katharine and Prim/tie '
was the after-piece, in which Miss CHESTER and Mr. C.
KEMBLE, as the Shrew and the Tamer of the Shrew, kept
the House in a roar of laughter. •
WINDSOR, OCT. 3. this morning, the day being fine,
.;
his MAJESTY, attended by the Marquis of CoNvNonan,
Sir CHARLES LONG, and others of his suite, took an air-
sing in little phztons, up the Long Walk, towards the
Lodge, several of his MAJESTY'S attendants riding on
horseback. The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at the
Castle last night, on a visit to his MAJESTY. His Grace
left Windsor this day.
Sir ROBERT WILSON and Captain Ensirtraz arrived
at Cadiz on the sth of September.
The name of the English Gentleman who was taken
viith limo is BURIAL. He was formerly an Officer in the 95d
Fusileers.
Colonel the Hon. LEICESTER STANHOPE left London
last week for the Mores, to co-operate with Loth Brat* and ohm
distinguished Volunteers in the Greek cause, to aid that brave pee.
pie in their noble struggle to emancipate themselves front Tarkisk
thraldom.
The Earls of CORE and Ceolardau. have arrived is
Dublin.
Monday, the Earl of CHESTER WIELD, now in.his 10th
year, accompanied by his tutor, arrived at Bingham, Notts, is
which town he has very considerable property.
The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the Prion
of LIIMINGLN, left her apartments at the King's Palace, Kensingtea,
yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, to pay a yin to the Duke aa.
Duchess of CLaatsca, at Bushey.
The Right Honourable FREDERICK LAMB, youngest
son of Lord Ilsr.souarrs, Ambassador at Frankfort, arrived,*
town last night at twelve o'clock, from the Continent. The Oa'
WILLIAM LAMB and Lady CA ROLM being apprized of the event,m•
rived this morning at Melbourne-House, from Bracket Hall.
Lend SIDHOUTH, by his marriage with the Honour.
able Mrs. Towel's VW, obtains an addition to his income, adiooll.
ing to £l4OO a-year. His Lordship has been also presented by kis
father-in-law, Lord Szowzmovith a handsome seat in lkrkshirts
, The Representative Irish Peers lot the existing Tao4o
cies will be Lords C r and Goer.
EISTCODYODO.—The Eisteddvodd, or Congress of the WO
Bards, took place last week at Carmarthen, and we undersllll
that it was most brilliantly attended. Lord limavoa, who is de
President of the Cambrian Society of Dyved, was ip the Olifi
and by his side sat the Bishop of ST. Dam's, the Patroo OW
Society. Tip! successful candidate for the poems on " St. Dal
College," and " on the recent victories gained by the Grease,*
the Turks," was the Rev. DaNiel. Evans, M.A. Fellow of ,Wll
College ; and the successful candidate fur the verses compost* •
"Sir GRUFFYDO AS NISOLAS," one et the ancestors of Lord DPP
von, was the Rev. Joint Jonas, M.A. of Christ Chnrchs
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