Star.
London, England, 1823-03-24 00:00:00

MADELLE. MI RCANDOTTL

BlAntstorsvtts Mese.tsnorit was brought from Spain to tn•
land, about four years ago, by a Noble Lord, and then appeared
for one night only at tit.: King's Theatre. On the following night
of performance, it was seen with regret that the lovely and dark-
eyed stranger was withdrawn. She was removed to Paris, for
the cultivation of her talents, and placed nutter the tuition of the
inimitable Comma. After alincin at the Academie Royale for
a short time, she was transplanted to this country, and made her
first appe.tranze at the Kings Theatre on the 19th January, 1822,
in the Ballet ut Pasabre, without any announcement of her pre-
vious appearance on the same boaWs. Her reception was • flat-
tering in the highest degree. Sheet came out in the Canutted'
de Venits, and then as Elas, In the Ballet of Tie Pivot. Since
that time she has been the most decided favourite on these boards.

It is not many weeks_ since formal proposals of marriage were
made her by a man of titk, and also by a gentleman of family
and brtune, both of which she declined. The Nobteman to
whont w,: have allrded !as nev,:r avowed himself as her father,
bet his watchfulness ,ar.d attentim could only result from pater-
nal anxiety. lie has latterly wished her to leave the Stage and
retire into private life, but her profession was to her a pleasure,
and she preferred remaining on the boarls. Iles pension from
the Theatre was £BOO a season, and his Lordship besides allowed
her a guinea a day, and paid fix ber apartments, dress, and mas-
ters. Though she was permitted to remain ou the Stage, the
Noble Lord expressed the greatest reluctance to her marrying a
person of the same profession. lie has often told her, and de-
clared to others, that if ;he married a gentleman of good family,
not connected with the Stage, he would immediately present her
with a fortune of -€15,000. Among the earliest of Mxiscalsootxt's
admirers was hlr. linen ES BALL ;. his assiduities Were for some
time diverted away to another quarter; but on the termination
of that affair, he again was seen.the most constant, and perhaps
the most favotircd of her admirers. Ilia offers, it is said, were in
proportion to his fortune and acknowledged gallantry; X. 1600 a
year was a temptation which fewln hlettcaxDorrei situation could
'withstand, hut her teart was pure, and that otfr was rejected.—,
Various other proposals of a similar nature were made, and we-
cessively rejected, until at last, her you.' and en,.--
Cicrstis tendered his heart, his hand, sr
were Immediately accepted, and In
before last various consultations'svere'

men, generally called Doctors' Comma
lily of a private marriage, or if a s.
cured. To the latter there were m-
of the case could not be deemed suM
Marti to the former, an advice was

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