Star.
London, England, 1801-04-09 00:00:00

" Out of office out of danger,"

the audience heard him with repeated burns of
laughter, giving it a political allufron.
Mr. LEWIS gave an importance to Wellborn,
which added very much to the inter& of the
Comedy ; but the part does not afford a fufficient
(cope for his verfatility of talent.
Mardi was truly comic in the poffellion of Molt-
DEN and MURRAY; SIMMONS and H. Joirasroar
gave to their refpedive charaders every poffible
effcd.

Lady Alhoard, could not find a better reprefenta-
tive than Mifs CHAPMAN, who fucceeded in com-
bining dignity and cafe; and Mifs MURRAY evin-
ced in Margaret Overreach, a tendernefs that formed
a ftriking contraft to the roughnefs and turbulent
difpofition of Sir Gilt:.
The boxes difplayed an uncommon al emblage
of &Non and beauty. The Duke of Cuessta-
Lamp was with a fele& party in the box belonging
to the Prince of WALE..

The ROYAL FAMILY were domellicated the whole
of yefterday at the Queen's-Honfe.
Mr. Assov gave a grand dinner yellerday at
his houfe in Pali-Mall, to feveral Irifh Noblemen
and Gentlemen ; among the company were, Vif-
count LONGO STILLS, the Secretary at War; Mr.
BF Resrota, Lord HARDWICIIT, Mr. ISAAC CORRY,
Lord Lim lama, Colonel LONGFIELD Mr. Seen-
tary COOKE, and feveral others. The departure
of Lord HARDWICRL and Mr. Aasor for Ireland
is not yet fixed.
According to the lateß intelligence from Paris,
BONAPARTE means, as it has long been fuppofed,
to milli the K•NG of SPAIN in the conqueß of
Portugal. For this purpofe he is to furnifh his
Moil Catholic Majelly with 23,c500 men, who are
now affembling at Bourdeaus. Very little doubt
was entertained that with furl a force, the Spa-
niards would Coon ace this conqueß; but the
whole benefit of it was not to be their own, and
the Chief Conful, acccording to the fame autho-
rity on which we Rate this Eat, was to be reward-
ed with Louifiana, by way of a fettlement on the
Continent of America, with a fmall piece of the
Pyrenees, and with other remunerations len of-
tenfible, and probably leis advantageous to the
mats of the French Nation.
This morning the priloners in the feveral gaols
in the City or London and County of Middrefel,
were removed to Newgate, in order to take their
trials at the, enfuing Sellions, which commence on
Wednefday next, at the Old Bailey.
In this Paper of Friday laR we gave an article,
copied from a Morning Paper, which Rated that,
E. Cureton. T. Andlezack, and T. Ogles, privates
in the 3d regiment of dragoons, had been capitally
conriftcd at Bury Affixes, for a burglary, in the
dvrelling.houfe of J. Marvell, of Copdock ; that W.
Brown, R. Smith, and J. Swepfon of the fame re-
giment, charged with the fame offence, were ac-
quitted, and that E. Bradley, another foldier, was
admitted King's evidence attainft his accomplices.
We hare authority to awe the public, that
this flatement is entirely void of foundation; if
any folditrs were tried at Bury, they mull have
belonged to fome other regiment, as the 3d dra-
goonshave not been Rationed in that neighbour-
dfor many years.

m,wrlcAL lA'7F'LLICEA'CE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.

Alll/VID
o Hamburgh
o Dulitlio,
I 'Waterford,
I Donnaalt:tdce,
I Jerky mid Guernfey,

FALMOUTH, AMU. 6.

Orders were received this day for the I.tict STER
packet, Captain Silas re, to fail as foon as the wind
admits with the mails for Barbadoes, Martinique,
and Jamaica : the wind at prefent blows from the
weft, confequently the is Rill detained.
The American mail is Rill detained for Govern-
ment orders.