Star.
London, England, 1815-03-08 00:00:00

THE.effRIS.

°PIMA liouse.—Last night a new Serious Opera
was performed, for the first time, entitled I Rik
d'Efiso —The following an the Dramatis Persona:
Clean:a, King of Macedon . Sisner Otto
AvL gia - • Madam Sass'
Assure, King all'haa4ly - Signor Kum
Gk. teia, the chief Hieropliant *poi IA TAU ma
Ns. tinker • - Sigma Clairtua
Argia - • - Spam Gariaturft
Parnee - - Signors Mona win.

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The Plot 4 this Piece is briefly this t—tllearce has
obrair 3 n.,, -.ifection of Apneas, the daugh•er of his,
eneni Glartio, whn is supposed by his daughter to be
dead, w: I.i he entertains the same belief With regard
to her. ,hisasia goes to the Tempkut Diana, at
Ephesits, whither she is tollinved by *sere, inheile
enamoured -1 her. not knowing that 'lie is married.
to Cleisete; hit friend. At the ceremony in the
Temple a mutual recognition takes place. Maoris,
on discovering his daughter's marriage, is greatly en-
raged, and digeovor becomes the enemy of Warm--
Glavcio, however, is moved'by his daughter's grief,
and the marriage of Chum and As w, is finally
reAolemnieed, to die satistaction'of all parties. This
Opera is the composition of Gutsgent FARISISLLIO--
The music, which is of a nature unusually excellent,
received additisnid beauty from the: tine style in
quersikerin
which the greater part of the songs sveroakecnted by
Madame Suit andlitgootte VASSWLI/4, The fee-
titives and airs allotted to MadanielSasst• weer all
excessively difficult, an.! were eiecated by Jeer in a
style of extraordinary Clearness and brilliabtr.,There
are several grand marches and thorn:set a ,
through the Opera, vibich constitute grcusnrieit,o
the music. At tbepermissation of the first act &mat
nificent nuptial cereMotiz takes place, With. a galls,
ip which all the . ' dancerssPerforis ' TIM
House was full, anddse Opies, in pastinilar, diPlayed
• splendid circle of-failicinable company. •
DRUAY LANIL—Last night the Comedy of the
West &Ada ivas performed at this Theatie, in which
Mr. S. Ps star made his second appearance in the
character of &coon. He acted With inn& spirit and
vivacity, combined with a degrie of ease and race-
fulness, very creditable to to young an actor. in SA
veral of the scenes,_ be displayed considerable judge
merit,and, upon the whole, be promises to become a
useful and favourite performer ; his reception was
Battering, the whole of bar petfortnance being Much
applauded. Mrs. DAVISON, in QUA** Rioisset, and
Mrs. &malts; as Lady Ratosee, acted With great abi.
lity. M. WALLACK received great applause as
aarles Daily • JOHNSTOWII, who played ./t4er (Tiler.
kris, sang the as Sprig of Shelalah," which was
loudly applanded.

No Howx.—The Ticket, No. i6l, in the last Lot.
tery, was CERTAINLY drawn a Prize of *40,0W, and
Sold in Shares, at the truly Fortonste °Sees of
Maims and Co. No. 8, Coral% and IiSO. Oxford.
street, the only Office-keepers in existence who ever
sold a Prise of that value. There are, CERTAINLY.
Three Prises of Thirty Thousand Pounds in the Lot-
tery to b. Drawn the Sth of next month; which
Maness and Co ire equally likely to sell: there are
also Five l'nzes or a Thousand Guineas such: which
they pie r ^ themselves to pay in Sterling Gold, as
soon as drawn ( mithoot any deduction) if bought at
either of the above Offices, •
BOW4TlUlLL—Yesterday morning J. Parton aster
N. Waits were cSarged with being concerned in It
tumultuous assembly at the Lord Chancellor's bouse,
Bealsord.aquare.:-.S. Roberts, h
watch-ham-ey.
of Sc. Giles parish, stated, that on Monday nigls,
br found a large mob asseasbled in front of his Lord-
ship's house, displayft.a eery- *tow ditposiiiott.—
The windows were beam. On we entering the
bum; he found the Ora& in the custody of a
&leant of the Guards.--The primers said, in de-
fence, they were drives into the booze at the point of
the bayonet by the soldiers. They were rimanded.
A. Mak has brought tip on a sitnilarcbarge
when Me. Wesley, a constable, deposed that he saw
the prisoner throw a stone at the house, on which he
was secured. lie WAS also remanded.' '
.
11. Looker. who stated himself to be an appren,
tire to a tradesman .in Aldersgatestreet, was also
brought up on a similar charge, Two constables
etated, that a voice or voices cried outer. Burn the
boar P' at which moment. a brick was thiown by
the prisoner, who was immediately secured. A bill
of exchange to a large amount was found upon him,
which be said belonged to his master ; this the Mo-
gi:trate secured for the °weer, and atdered the priso-
ner to be detained. ' . • •
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Ctosurt, MAR LCH —Tuesday two Inquests were,
held at Dunbuilog, Oallf Mushreagh/Mountain, on
the bodies of htichael Murphy !Hui Tnnoth, Lan its
the following were the circumstances ,s—One Darby
Callaghan who bad been tenant to Counsellor Lea-
der, and by whom his cattle had been dlctrained, Con-
trived means to • take them of, and shortly-
wards Patrick • Darden the lion oefett. -als
Steward, accompanied by several 'othe . persons,
armed with gem, pursued, and on &node, succeeded
in getting possession eft the tattle, At ailace called
RYlane ; but Callaghan's party, arm 4 with sticks
and stones, resetied'shent ; during-, the conflict,
Dawley fired at the opposite partyrty which Murphy
received a bullet wound at therightAide or bit right
breast, which came through at the .epposite side, and
afterwards hit Long, who was, behind Murplry.-h-
Murphy died in a few hours, and Long lingered until
Tuesday morning, when he died. Vetchcts.That
each came by his death in consequence of a bullet-
wound received from a gunabot, fired by Patrick
.Dawley.—With respect to each of the unfortunate
victims, it appeared in evidence, that neither were
actors in the riot, or ernmeeted with either party...
Saturday evening in the Barony- of Wand Ora E.
and near Ballydine, between .Clonmer and Cliffit
there occurred, withiu •the space of an hour or liver
about seven or eight o'clock, the robbery. of a Mr.',
Cantwell—the teasing, 'very severely, of two other,
persons—and the murder of a poartomettnan,nanied
Cummins, by three men armed with irelocks.—On
Saturday a fire broke out in she.town of Clogheee,
by which seven or eight tenements were completely,
consumed ; two children perished in the Ramesh: and
ssean-and woman were so severely burnt, that theli
Bets are despaired of. . . •