Star.
London, England, 1801-01-05 00:00:00

TWEATIi

Kisc's TNBATRR,—Th►sI
was opened for the feafon on
, ince lift year it has underg
iiro. The whole of the file
the edifice, is thrown into
fnuple and uniform in the fa
infinitely more fuperb in the
fore. 17 removing the proji
line, is widened fix feet,
view from the boxes on tl
oon, is uninterrupted to t
By making tive (weep of t
&ad of ferpentinet .as hem
gained to the pafrogc round
convenient alteration has u
nixes. Inftead of the fiarros
c pit, by which a draught of;
inceffant opening of the doom
up to the right and left; which
of the limn near the orchefti
peEtators to clear the place
in five minutes. The deco
are tafteful, and even ntagnifi
of the marine deities, retouc
'laments the principal tier;
tugs adorn the other; and tl
itha falcon prefents a rich,
curies, which gives it the effe
ing-room. The lining of t
gold, and which, when the
bung them with crimfon cui
harmonize as a back growl
(erre to difplay the beauty
be filled. Nothing is moi
lighting of an area fo extenfi
been made to change the In
the chandeliers. They flail
feet from the fides. "

The Opera was ilkee, wl
undertook at a day's notice
indirpofttionof Madame B 4 I

LiA new ballet of anion, on I
was brought out. It is the
'EGvii.t.e.
The audience was not In
PRINCE Of WALKS was in his
ed in excellent health.

theOnTrSaagteudrdy ay
of tgvhtLwas n
ear.
Towable idea of the times t
s Drama. They mutt be
excellence, to every fympath
not ravilhed with its beautie
by the times of dittrefs whit
The performance of the Pi
defervedly went off with ve
t up in the molt fplendid
and the characters are well ft
t an exception.—The chc
but tender hearted and well c
%cry happily delineated by M
nd attitudes were not pert
our-icon : but his acing, ltl
;table ; and he gave fome
effeCt altogether irrefiltible
pplauded in the fcene when
ations upon Goneril ; but in
erved equal praife. Mrs.
waif:, a charaCter in whicl
uch to be fait!, there is fco
tel powers. Nothing co
an her rtprefentation of thi

mmerited 'neglelt from the
igoay experienced at witnef
parent. If Mr. C. KE mat
rate in the expreffion of h
efpeltable in Edmund. B

eared to greater advantage,
Vgar, and Poor Torn excite(
lion. The audience was etc

co'sN
f)rt gaturday Mr. T. Dar
Opinion:, brought out la
as again performed under t
Prout‘ce. It has undcrg
terations and additions, no
Ye aac, more regular in it
exhibited, The Rory is
me as latl year, as are alto
mincnt charaeers. Am
tice a confcientious Jew,
n honell Yorklhireman, at
i'f—The piece, however,
t Its tendency, breathes 11
roughout, and emits, occa
Ihes of wit and humour, t
tug he the critic, who, not
itlifland its eleltric operati
.11 not compound with the a
eurditics.—Not a murmur
card in the courfe of the pe
:ceded by a queer kind of pr
Er, made up of titles of ph
flowed by a few lines, give
• Mrs. MILLS, of little
audience feemed in an ad
cre both favourably receive
WCETT, MURRAY, EMIRI
USRATMrs. MILLS, Mrs.
it abilities full flretch on
rfe, was loudly applatts

LINE

SENT TO A ORNTLEMAN ON A NEW YEAR'S DAY.

Thar, borne on wing fublime, moves ever on,
And, spite of glittering-crowns, or flowing bowls,
Or all the boalted powers of human art,
His drad'oing hand and fwift career to flay,
aerclouds the Mire of the sparkling eye ;
Deprives the cheek of every glowing tint;
And o'er the ringlets of a laughing grace,
profufely sheds the chilling snows of age!
But, tho' each corp'ral fenfe and charm decay,
Neer fhall, I trial, the flowers of Vistrut fade ;
But each returning year more vivid bloom,
Their roots fix deeper, and new plants (hoot forth,
Until ETERNITY'S wide portals dole
Upon this tranatory scene of care !

S. S.