Star.
London, England, 1801-10-14 00:00:00

MALTON RACES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9.

The7sol. for three and 4 yrs. old. Two Mile-heats.
Mr. Cornfoith's b. c. %Tin-filer, by Antal'', 4 Yrs.

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old, M. nib. - - - o z 3 I
Mr. Saviles ch. r... Cinnamon, 4 yrs. old, oft. 'lb. z s a a
Mr. Robinfon's Is. f. Cotillion, 3 Vs. old, 7ft. 911/.. 0 4 4 3
Mr. G. Cronspton's b. E Rlgadooo, 31r& old. 71)..
'alb. . - - 2 3 dr.
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Five to 4on Cinnamon I 2to t againft Wre-Itler;
5 to 2 againft Rigadoon ; and 2 to I again(' Co-
tillion:. after the firft heat, a and 3 tot on Cin-
namon : after the fecond heat, 6 to + on Wreftler :
after the third heat, even betting on Cotillion.
A good race.

Pfis Grace the Archbithop of You, on Wednef-
day fe'nnight confecrated the New Church, Called
St. James's, in Leeds, and an additional piece of
burial ground belonging to the Parilh Church.

The Duke of ORLEANS and the Count of BEAU-
jowls arrived at Edinburgh, on Friday fe'nnight.
Several Englifh Gentlemen of dillineion attend-
ed the Ruffian Court to Mofcow to the coronation,
which took place on the 22d ult. Among thefe
were Lord GRANTNAM, accompanied by Mr. Ross,
the Hon. Mr. HARBORD, accompanied by Dr.
Ft.su ; c, Meffra. RUSIEWOILTH, PIERRIPOIRT,
twb Cy sys, &c.
The undermentioned Gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Atling Aft flant Commiffaries in the South-
ern Diftria :—For Kent, Mr. GEORGE MONK, of
Court Lodge, Appledore ; and Mr. C. PEARCE, of
Boughton.—For Suffer, Mr. JotN Os soAN,of Pet-
worth ; and Mr. EDWARD CORBY, of Brighton.

Mr. Atfifiant CommilTary ?AKITALr is promot-
od, on the 4th intl. to be a Commaary General
in the Southern Diana.

Mr. DANIEL ROBERTS is appointed a Commit.-
(lotted Affinant Commiffary ; and is to have the
charge as fuch of the Encampment at Brighton.
Count Cossossno, who has been reprefented as
difgraced in force of the continental prints, is ap-
pointed to the chief management of the Aulltian
Government in the provinces of Italy.

The Perthfhire Huni, which met laft week, was
very numeroufly attended. His Grace the Duke
of ATHoLL, Earl of KINNOVL, with the two
French Princes, funs of the late Duke of ORLEANS,
and all the principal Nobility and Gentry of the
county were prefent.

THCATig, Covea7=3AßDEN.—Monday night
Mrs H. SIDDONS appeared at the above theatre as
Hamill, in the tragedy of that name, and Acquitted
himfelf much to the fatisfaCtion of not a very nu-
merous, but an apparently Judicious audience. We
think, notwithftanding, the undertaking of fuch a
part rather too arduous for fo young a man. His
manner of playing the charader is not fo much
that of his uncle altogether as might be expeded
from the education he has received, and the fimi-
larity there is betwixt the voices of the two per-
formers : in the principal pairages, however, the
junior has evidently nuttiest the fenior ; but he fails
of giving them with full effect. In his interviews
with Othefia, he alually avoids fome of the faults
of his original, while in other fcenes lie fervilely
copies them ; but upon the whole we mud pro-
nounce his performance highly refpeElable for fo
juvenile an ador. Mr. SIDUONS has a family weak-
nefs of voice, which is alto extremely monotonous.
There was no other change in the call of the
piece, and we have already dated Sur opinion of
the ellablifhed reprefentatives of the different elm-
rafters. We would jolt obferve, that the lad
fcene was more decently condueted than we have
generally feen it. The King and overa for the
molt part are on their thrones or eh.'-airs of ftate.
The awkward effect of this mull hai-e been re
marked by all. After Mils CIAPMA% begin lift
night to feel the effeets of the poifon, the delcended
the fleps, Itretched herfelf upon them at length,and
found full room to expire with grace ; and Lis
Majefty having run down to give her alliitance
her lack moments, receives the punifhment due to
his crimes, while he is kneeling by her fide.

The entertainments concluded at Drury-Lane
Theatre, in the misfit of the dorm on Saturday
night, which produced the greatelt contlernation
in the coffee-rooms and lobbies. Several ladies
fainted. Half•a.guinea was given to a hackney
coach for a fhilling fare, and even at that price it
was difficult to obtain a conveyance.

Mrs. Horan's, whore death has lately been
mentioned in this paper, was long known to the
public as an altrefa at Drury• Lane Theatre.—She
had reached her loth year, and enjoyed a very
good (late of health till a few months before fhc
paid the common debt to nature.