Star.
London, England, 1825-02-08 00:00:00

DitURY-LANE THEATRE.

Mr. KEAN resumed the character of Macbeth last
bight. The House was but thinly attended, and there
was scarcely one Lady in the dress boxes.
His performance was marked by the same circum-
stances as on his -previous appearance in this part.
There was a good deal of partial interruption ; but as
the audience was generally favourable, the interruption
was put down by a reference to the strength of the op-
posing factions. The dagger scene was heard through-
out, as were the other leading scenes in the Tragedy,
Considerable apPause, indeed, ittended the triumphant
Actor in vie ions parts of his pet formance. In other
resp--qs, the scene which the House presented greatly
resembled those which accompanied his former ap-
pearances. At the conclusion of the Play, a loud cry
was raised for " KEAN r This continued till the rising
of the curtain for the
_Ballet, Le liossignol ; shortly
after the commencement of which Mr. ELLirroN came
forwat d. He remained for some time on the stage
without being able to obtain a hearing. He at length
procured a bearing,when he spoke to the following effect:
" LADIZS ♦ND Gssercewas—No one can feel more than Mr. Kean
cioes the kindness of his friends. He has come forward twice
during his present engagement, to express his sentiments to that
effect. He deems it unnecessary to appear again, and quits the
Theatre as soon as his part is finished. In saying this, I do not
wish to mix up my opinions with those of Mr. Kean. lam a str-
ewn of the Public, and as long as I possess their favour, I shall
always exert myself to give them satisfaction."
_ _

At the conclusion of the speech, the Pit rose, and ut-
tered the most clamourous applause. The liou-,e gra-
dually subsided into calmness, and the Ballet and
Pantomime were allowed to proceed.

ATAPAi nirELLYCSIvck. -
*Oft the Aseat to Lloyd': altrrokhaven, da4d February i
" The new ship Clio, girt, with timber, for Liverpool; was
this day broirght in here by me; she was first hoitifed by myself,
whilit Hang In the breakers, at the Point of the itlizen Head,
ababdoned by all the crew. The only living thing on board (strange
to say) was a for. I was obliged to slip the chain and cut the stream
cable to clear rocks." • •

The Neptune, Aim?, from Petersburgh to Bristol, was driven
on shore near Kirkwall the 27th ult.
The Maxwell, i3uaorms, front Waterford to Leaden; was driven
on shore near Stranraer, the 2d inst. but expected to be got off.
The Stanmore, Gear, from South America, has arrived at Ben-
gal. The Rover, --., from London, with the Brazilian Loan,
has arrived safe at Rio Janeiro.
Paomarrons—Commander Adolphus Fitzelarence, of the Brisk,
to the rank of Captain ; and Mr. Richard Tapper, of the Victory
to be Lieutenant.
Areonnrmisers--Mr. Higgs, Master, to the Hyperion ; Mr.
Armstrong, Master, to the Brisk ; Mr. Trivick, Master, to the
Tribune, at Plymouth; and Mr. Sidney, Master, to the Starling.
Mr. Ellis, Surgeon, to the Champion, vice Madden, gone to sick
quarters; and Mr. William Klaiber, to be Purser of the Ferret.
FALMOUTH, FEL 6.—Wiad N.—Arrived the Robert, Foos,
from Plymouth, for South America ; Neptune, BsLam.z, from
Cette, in twenty-six days—on the 31st ult. spoke the John Hayes,
from Liverpool for Barbadoes, in lat. 42. long. 16. orst six days.
Sailed the Cygnet packet, for the Mediterranean; Lucy Davison,
Wriatami, for Rio Janeiro ; Portland, Jusr, for Jamaica ; and
Ariadne, Per; for Naples.
PORTSMOUTH, Fez. 6.—Wind N. by F..—His Majesty's frigate
A gamut, arrived from South America, spoke the Ogle Castle, bound
to India, on the Equator—all well. Arrived front the Downs, the
Sarah, Muse, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Cambria, COOK, for
Jamaica; and Trinity, DAT, for New York.
Fri. 7.-A gale at S.W. Arrived his Majesty's ships Owen
GLeenowza and PuArron, from the Eastward ; Tranhy, DAT,
from Shields for New York. Sailed the Brothers, Most.sr, for
Rotterdam.
Drat., Fes. 6.—Wind Nortberly.—Sailed the Amity, Josonsos,
for Bombay; George the Fourth, Masora ; Somersetsbire, Ross;
Caledonia, Cnaurie ; Delfien, Hoct.AND; and transport, N0..12,
with most of the outward bound. The Martha, for Sierra Leone,
remains. The John, for Jamaica, and several others front. Mimi-
gate, are now passing, wind about N. W. moderate and clear.
Fes. 7.—Wind W.S. W. fresh breezes.—The wind shifted to the
S.W. in the course of last night, and it is not expected the outward
bound that sailed yesterday are further westward than &achy Head.
The homeward bound sailed for the River this morning. The Mar-
tha, for Sierra Leone, and two brigs remain.
Ilaawscn, Frs. 7.—Wind S. W.—The brig Josephine, of Gefie,
front Gottenburgh, was spoken on the 30th ult. by the England,
Srerster4son arrived herb; she was then bearing up for. Norway,
Flambro' Head bearing W. by N. distant about twelve leagues.
The Agile, Luce, has arrived here, with assistance • she struck the
Shecpwash Sand, after losing her anchors near the West Rocks. She
has not received much damage.
blin.ropta, Fes. 6.—Arrived the brig Picton, Ross, from Naples,
last from Waterford, bound to the Clyde; all well. This vessel,
althouph regularly liberated front quarantine in Waterford', and
reported at the Customs, is again put under quarantine—the Irish
Board, as stated by our Officers, having no jurisdiction here.
SCAAIGROUGN, heavy gale from the N.N. W. to
N. N.E. visited this place on the 3d inst. and being spring tides, the
water in the harbour was at least 3ii feet above its ordinary height,
front which the ship-builders and others have sustained consider-
able injury. Two vessels belonging to Mr. Gro. Rrunr, builder,
were washed off the stocks, and have received great damage. The
framing futtocks, and some floor-timbers of a vessel building for
Mr. W. Maser and others, have been washed down, and a quan-
tity of timber belonging to the ship-builders, has been driven out
of the harbour; and the cellars and rooms of some houses at the
lower part of the town completely Sited with water.

NAST INDIA SIIIPPING.
The Brothers, Motley, arrived at Portsmouth, bound to Rotter-
dam, having sailed from Sydney the Ist July, 1824, from Batavia
t►e 25th September, and from St. Helena the 11th December.
BATAVIA Roaos—The Jupiter, Young, from Singapore, was in
Batavia Reads the Bth October.

ARRIVALS AT ST. lIRLRNA—The Resolution, Cordon', from Ben-
gal the Ist December, and sailed the 3d for Lisbon; the Franklin,
Welsh, front Sumatra the 6th Dec. and sailed the 17th for Boston.
SAILINOS yaws ST. lIRLINA—The Antelope, Munning, for Lon-
don, the 7th December; and the St. Helena, Fairfax, for the Cape
of Good Hope, the 9th December.
CUSTOM/HOUSE, FEBRUARY 7. -
SHIPS EXPIRED INWARDS—The Blikabeth, front Quebec; Sta-
pler, from Hamborgh ; Twee Jimk, from Worcum • Anne, froth'
Trieste ; Friendschaft, from Dantzie ; Jane, from Se
Seville ; Susan,
from Lisbon ; Jane, from Palermo; Albion, from Memel ; Bertha,
from Stettin ; Triton, and Hebe, from Messina.
Ettvrazo Ouswaans— The Nymph, for Smyrna; Hope, for
Buenos Ayres; and Hawk, for New York.
CLUILING Ourwaane--X.L. for Hamburgh ; Vrlendschap, for
Rotterdam; Mary, for the Cape of Good Hope; Lynx, for La-
guira • Kent, Scaleby Castle, and Inglis, for India; and Kellie
Castle, for Bombay.