Star.
London, England, 1815-06-03 00:00:00

DRURrLANE THEATRE.

The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES. accompanied
by Miss COTES and Colonel ADDENEKOKE, honourvd
this Theatre with her presence, for the first tune, last
night, to see Mr. KEAN in the Tragedy of theSerenge.
Her Royal Highness WAS received at the Theatre by
Mr. Artnome and Mr. SPRING,- who conducted her to
her Royal Father's box. Her Royal highness having
entered the Theatre racket early, the vocal performers
were not prepared to receive her ; the instrumental
band, however, struck up " GOD save the King," in
which the audience most heartily joined. At the rod
of the play, the loyal air was given
:in a very excel-
lent style lig .the whole of the vocal company, amidst
the universal plaudits of the audience.
Her Royal Highness was dressed in a white satin
bpdy, richly trimmed with lace ; the petticoat white
worked muslin ; her hair neatly decorated with a
small chaplet of white roses ; the zone fastened in
front with a diamond buckle. Her Royal Highness
seemed much pleased with the performance, and the
loyal affection with which she was greeted.
A new atterpiece, called Honesty': the belt Policy,
was performed for the second time. It is a pleasant
production, and is remarkably well performed. The
music, by Mr. REEVE, is very pleasing, particularly
the Overture, which consists of a grand moverneutin
.the march style and a lively oboe rondo.

KING'S THERRB.

We are anthoriaed to state, in answer to a printed
paper now circulating by Mr. PETER IIEttVE, pro-
prietor of the National Benevolent Institution, re.
faring to a Concert and other Performances which
took place at the King's Theatre in August last, for
his Benefit, that in consideration of Mr. HERVE
having the entire use of the House, Wardrobe, and
Scenery, the “!rvices of the ditfetent Workmen and
People employed behind the.curtain, the attendance or
the Box:keepers, Money-takers, POice, Guards, and.
the whole of the Theatre lighted complete, he con-
tracted to pay a sum of two hundred and fifty pounds,
( reduced al terwards to twohundred and thirty pounds.)
That Mr. PETER Heavit advanced on account of the
same £lOO, and that further, as it is deemed necessary
and pi oper for the better information of the public, but
more especially of those who may have commiserated
this Gentleman on the supposed tailnre of his Benefit,
that the account rendered him by the Treasurer to the
Opera House (appointed under the Court of Chancery ),
leaving a balance in Mr. H.!: favour of ie 16. 18s. G.I.
afterwards paid over to him on his receipt*, was
merely a statement in part of the proceeds of his Belie-
' fit, comprehending only 12 Boxes let in the Office
,of the Theatre, the sale of a very small proportion
of Pit and Gallery Admissions, considering as Mr.
Spurs has publicly 'acknowledged, 66 the perform-
ance was well attended," leaving of course (not being
within the power of the Treasurer), unaccounted for,
all the Box, Pit, and Gallery Tickets which had been
on sale for weeks before at Mr. HettvE's Institution,
among the Patrons, his Committee, and throughout
the Metropolis; yet it appears by the printed state-
ment of this Orion, that he is and gai
24, liner of only
I►l.l £14.4.
• • Loon, August
Received of Mr. Urn. Waters, Pmpnetor and Manager of
the King's Theatre, the suns of forty•sit pounds eighteen
tins and sispence, being the balance of account of nay Benefit.
sE46. Ills. 6d. (Signed) tarsi naive.

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64
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Ships at Markel. Ships Sold.
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1 Sunderland i 43s 6d to 00s 01
2 Cola s 455. Od. to 00s.

COUNTRY hIARKErs.
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The Quartern Loaf, lad.
liIIIRIDGZ, JUNE 1.--Wheat per load Ile 00s. to*X2o Os.
Barley, per quarter 29* to 33i. Oats 26. to 321. beaus 335.
to 395. Peas Oes to tin..

DIR VH.
Sunday, in Berkelersquare, the lady of Lieutenant-Col
Chester Muter, 3d Regiment of Guards, of a son and heir.

MARRIED.
May 23, in Charlotte•square I.dinburgh, captain Coulson,
Missof his Majtsty's ship Stork, toi Witch, of Hnumhvood.
lune i List AU Saiuts, Northampton, Richard Myd4leton
Esq. of Wrexham, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of George Smith,
Esq. of the former place.
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DIED. •
In March last, at Descbamblult, on his road from Quebec to
Montreal, Captain Kempt, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Tran
sports In Canada: he was brother of Major General Kempt.
May 19, at Dunbar, Captain Thomas Dawson, aged sti.
May 2e, at Glasgow, Mr. Wm. Gibson, writer.
May Y 4, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Elizabeth Denham, wife of no.
mas Young, Esq. writer in Edinburgh.
May 27, at Hatfield, Herta, aged 115, Mrs. Waltham, relict of
the late Rev. Thomas Muslim of the same place.
Saturday, in the 31st year of bis age, Mr. Thomas Lily Shaw,
bookseller, of Dover.

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