Star.
London, England, 1823-09-29 00:00:00

HAYMARKET THEA IRE.

A new Opera, in three acts, under the title of The
Rear Wakefield, was produced at this Theatre on Saturday !tie*.
The fable exactly follows the well known story of the Novel. The
first scene is a country fair, which Atoses enters for the purpose uf
selling his boric. The characters which appear in this scene ale
I.Tenkiisson and a French valet of Spar ThawhiU, who convene %
a short dialogue, by which they explain their muster's designs on
Waist. The first act ends with the elopement of (iuia; the second
with the burning of the Vicar's cottage; and the third uod last cods
as the Novel ends.—Tlr.: Actors performed their parte with great
spirit, and the Piece was given out for repetition on Tuesday with
great applause.

His Meissry has-been graciously pleased to signify.
his Intention of dining at Windsor Castle on Wednesday next. Ths
public rejoicings, which have occasioned so much preparation, are,
therefore, to take place on his Majesty's arrival.
Thursday, the KING honoured Mr. FASSMANTLI
with a visit, at Englefseld Green.
The Duke of Yoßk left town yesterday morning for
Cheveky Park, Cambridgeshire, on a visit to the Duke of Moues.
Countess LIEVEN and Count PAUL LUMEN left tows
yesterday winning for the Continent; his Ezoellency Count Lir
van accompanied them as far u Dover.
The Duchess of ittrrnewn and family have arriveZ
Cheveley Park, from Beimir Castle.
The Duke of SAKE WIIMAR arrived in town on Sr
turday from Bushy, the residence of the Duke and Duchess 11

The Duke of BUCICINGHAII and CHMIDOS, WhOil
now amongst the distinguished visitors at Cheltenham, has reward
upon building a splendid mansion on the site of Sudki Castle,whish
little more than two centuries ago, was inhabited by the Ls
Gummi. The chapel, which was in the Civil wars stripped d
its roof, fa to be finished in its present form.
The Lords of the Treasury, says the British Mirror
of Saturday, have, we find, at length decided againg
Bristol, and in favour of Milford, as a station for die
Irish packets. We subjoin the official letter from die
it Lordships,which has been posted at the CommereW
Rooms, Bristol:

° Treasury Chambers, 26th Sept. 1225.
" Gmtivoun--Having laid before the Lords Commissiosend
his Majesty's Treasury your Memorial, praying that the Pest ft
Ice Steam Packets may be established at the port of Bristol, ht
the better transmission of Malls to and from the South of behalf,
I am commanded to acquaint you, that My Lords, having arab led
all the former correspondence upon this subject before them, and kw-
Mg bestowed the fullest consideration upon the same, their latri,
'ships are so entirely satisfied that Milford is the more eligible 0
tion for the Packet communication with the South of Irelesd,
they cannot give any encouragement to your application.—l am, kt.
° Chamber of Commercew Bristol. 0 GEO. HARRISON..
It is stated in the Cork Advertiser, received this mom
ing, that six persons are actually in custody, charged
with the murder of the Franks' family, and that char
have been examined, but the result has not transpired.
Origin of eating Goose on Michaelmas Div.—QOM
ELIZABSTH, on her way to Tilbury Fort, on the 29601
September, 1589, dined at the ancient seat of Sir Na
vtl.ta UsiratviLLE, near that place, and as Britioi
Bess had much rather dine of a high seasoned and sed•
eta:dial dish than a simple ragout or fricasee, thelinigit
thought proper to provide a pair of fine geese, to sill
the palate of his Royal guest. After she Queen bad
dined very heartily, she asked for a half-pint butitide
of Burgundy, and drank, 48 Destruction to the Spanish
Armada." She had but that moment returned thesis's
Ito the Knight, who had done the honours of the table,
when the news came (as if the Queen bad been possessei
of the spirit of prophecy) that the Spanish fleet had bees
destroyed by a storm. She immediately took another
lbomper, in order to digest the Goose and Good West
and was so pleased with the event, that every year stir.
on that day, she had the above excellent dish :erred 01).
The Court made it a custom, and the people the fashicor
ever since. _ _

• SATIN BIAVAR HAlL—Gentlemen's Satin BO°
Hats at the low price of 17s. Superfine Beaver Hata, from
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wards, with an extensive and fashionable 'moralist of Ladies
CWdren's Beaver Hats and Bonnets, to be had of T. F. Soxiso
Hat-Manufacturer, N 0.22, Aldgate Within 4eirrriat
Merchants and captains supplied on tbe most Mnisv_r
with the utmost dispatch. Hats covered with Sib, mid made
is new, for I ts.—N. B. Forage and Traveling 4100 im YNe sii°ll.
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Saturday night.
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in this scene are
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parts with great
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May next. The
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;h Sept. 1823.
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of Bristol, for
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me, their Lord.
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of Ireland, that
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