Star.
London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

L) CELLW THEdi

171e*ete Anutiod k t met .at this Theatre by a
new Nl.t.icAl Farce, bmughc out under title of
My dent." The principal persons of the dream
Were
Dasha . • . Mr. WsasAntllei
Captain Vincent n • Mr. PT N
Rank, Isis •;sorant • . Mr. Hmit.as'..
Innkeeper . - Mr Pisrat.
• Mrs.' Curhatt . . Mrs HARLotin.

Mug Papas.

The rich Mrs. Corlett, who had never seen her ne-
rifp.w Dashall, hut proposed to him, thr-ughthe ordi-
nary medium of common friends, a match. with An-
ew, her terotegs, to which the gentleman bad very
obligingly consented. The scene opens with annnun •
cane to us his arrival at an inn in the neighbourhood'
of his aunt's mansion, where he falls into company
with some adventurous spirits like himself, plays Ow
all he has, and loses it in a trice. Captain iieeter,
between whom and Emma there exists a secret attach-
ment, alights at the same place. He and Dadtall
meet in consequence, but, i.grinrant of each other's
plans, Dashall slrev s his mistress's picture, the last
thing of value he possesses in the world--reitnes to
sell it, but offers to stake it at play against his rival's
Inoury : the enamoured Captain accepts the challenge,
as the only means of obtaining the resemblance of the
woman he loves, and is utterly ruined in his tarn.—
In the mean time the aunt of Darhall, having heard
of his previous ill hick, comes with keine to the inn,
to gain more intelligence snout him and his conduct.
She walks by accident into the room where roma is
bemoaning, and repenting, and apostrophizing, as
befits him. the miniature, which, Datiall, in mock
.pity 'of ins bad tin tune. had presented to him. A lu-
dicrous .ces ensues between these parties-=the lady
addressir.g Alts rams& as her nephew, the latter:cra-
pulous about encouraging her. mistake, and. Rolle'
only anxious to confirm tt t on their separating, the
.real nephew appears, gl'irious.with impudence and
shies. He talks to the supposed strange ladies of
le•losses, of lus winnings, of his .ruined timed■ of hie'
queer old aunt and his • bumpkin mistress, Four
muchin the same stile of Bond-umet sensibility, and
-pleads the cans, of rlaCd# AO ably, that on 'thit.Cap.,
'taiti'vre-entrance invis saYlcorned by bath inure and
her protectress as an eligible substitute foi the tonish
Mr. Dar. 4://. Thoogh the. little story we. have
sketched may -rind but indifferently, it is so- put
together as to produce some comical sintatioes and
highly laughable scenes upon the stage. The disco-
very el the several persons in the last scene is lorb of
spirit. The nunit is prkttys but we are happy to
say it is only an accompaniment, and by no means,
necessary to recommend the.fiece• to the hearty fa-
vour and vociferous applauses of the audience. A
great portion indeed of the success this pleasant uifia-
has met with sun fairly be set down to the actors.
Virei,LAC; was quite inimitable in his representation
of the thoughtless, heartless, gay, riotous, facetious,
and intoxicated Dos*/ Ir. ..ind Hinter, thotigh his
part was beneath his powers, Was Vivacious and ppo.~
pular as usual. He. was loudly cheered on givWg,
out "My 7461 id foe a snood night's performance. .
The following is as advantageous:special= of tbs.
patsy.:
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le talt44l imee'espreert
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'fide trenshisneibnisie sin bone
With sighs, den Illowai Indeed.%
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tie eleven, she ellen look;
Its langinge, in she eyes 1..

The rarStli Rtotiasr if expected• to Imola? tb*-1
Marquis of Amman* with a visit, this summer, at bis
seat Beaumaris.
Senday the Honourable Rev. Mr. Ryon, lately
elected to the See•of Gloucester, was consecrated 'by
his Gram the Archbishop of CANtIRSURY, at Lam-
beth Palace ; and this day his Grace did homage,
before his Royal Highness the PRINCB Rumor, at
Carlton House.

Hswar Emu. or Anuapnr..--.To this Nobleman,.
and his heirs, were granted by Queen MAY Y, dicers
extensive franchises in Sussex, Salop, **beg of
*ales, and Hants ; also of Free Warren ta all their
lordships, manors, and demesnes wherever I and or
free chase in all their lordships chid woods, for his
faithful services in the civil War against. the traitor Sir
ions DUDLty. Kniht, as appears from lb. eriji~l
deed of grant, by the QULIN herself. The head, of
this rare document is richly illuminated, and the body
prettily written, in elegant Latin! Without any abbre.
Viations to render its construction doubtful. It is in
excellent preservation, and has affixed to it the Great
Seal of England, exhibiting on one side. a fine inz,
pression of Queen MARY on horseback., It was
brought to Lewes for the purpose of being pib,duserl
in Court on a trial at the We Apia's; but it; pro.
elution was not deemed necessary.
Now/104 JULY 30 —Yesterday was the dez ap.
pointed for Mr. Sxxiz,en's Balloon to ascend feign
this city. The day proved remarkably fine. The
Balloon rose at thirty-five minutes pest three o'clock,
in the direction for the sea; but there being two cor-
retire of air, Mr. WYNWUN SADLY*, who ascended
with the balloon, so managed his machine ae to, take
advantage of it, and, after manoeuvring a short time,.
he returned, so as to descend in the presence of •tlse
citizens of Norwich, and was in they gerdens before
five o'clock.
Monday lennight, while Mr. asd Mn* Cahill, ac-
companied bytwo children, were proceeding.in diair
car irons Dublin towards the Rocks the horse wok
Welt asci rim off at a fnrsotus race Mra. Cahill
being greatly alarmed, inspmdendp lamed out of
the ,oax, and expired in a few minutes. Mr. Cahill
and the children, by remaining Lathe car, fortunately
sustained no injury.
Saturday se'nnight,, at the 4trtritn Auk's! hie.
Lind, Janis /fiesOn, the pallier; was tried for periury,
iu aecusieg Thomas. and limit llesidees of Murder
"14 robbery. He inn found pair, and sentenCed
to seven feed traclepoelpiiion. 'rhis.wretsh had sworn
worm:woos *gam* the, forementioned persons, k-
iller and son, as the robbers and tnardsren of Mr.
twattedy, who, it is known, has gone to to America.