Star.
London, England, 1801-10-06 00:00:00

- COLCNBSTER, OCTOBER 4.

The following General Orders were given out
here this

GOIERAL ORDERS.

Lord CORNWALLIS direds that the followin;,,
Extraa of a Letter, from the Adjutant General to
his Lordfhip, fhoisld be Waled w, the Gcse,,i•
Orders of this diftriet:—
" I have received the Commander in Cliiers
direetions to exprefs to your Lori:Mill the fatisfae.
tion he has derived from the appearance of clean.
linefs, health and good order, which generally
prevails in the different corps which hehad an op.
portunity of teeing, during his recent tour in ti
diftria under your Lordfhip's command. "rherc
are, however, fome few points to which his Rovil
Highnefs defires to call your Lordthip's attention.
His Royal Highnefs was much pleafed to ()Verve
a general conformity to the King's regulations ia
the movement of the Infantry, both to, the letiB:h
of their Rep, and the cadenced time of their march.
This great effential point (on which all combina.
tions of manoeuvres entirely depend) being ,t).
tamed, his Royal Highnefs is perfuaded that tl.c
attention of the General Officers commanding Bti.
gades, and of the Commanding Officers of
ments, cannot fail to acquire what more is need.
fary, to enfure precifion and correftnefs in the
movements of the Corps under their refpc&ii.
Commanders.

" His Royal Highnefs derived great fatisf:e.
tine from the appearance of the forty-ninth rcgi.
ment, viler the feveral dißinguifhed Cervices in
which it has lately been employed. His Royal
Highnefs has commanded me to exprefs to yt.ur
Lordfhip, the favourable imprefEon he has rccciv.
ed from the appearance of the three fquadrnus of
the 13th regiment of Light Dragoons, which be
faw on Lenden Heath ; and likewia his perfect ap-
probation of the appearance of the fever-al corps of
the Royal Artillery, which fell under his obfcrva-
tion. (Signed) HARRY CALvEttv, A. G.

A Letter from Weymouth, dated October 2,
fays--"Thefollowing is the deft illation of the troops
that have been guarding hls MAJESTY here this
fummer a The Rifle Corps Bruck their tents yell
terday morning, and marched In two divifions,
the one under the command of gOtinlt 1 MA M iNc,-
le Alf, the other under the command of Lieut. Co'.
STEsvaar, to Bletchington Barracks, where they
are to remain the winter. The Scotch Greys pro-
ceed to Dorchefter, Blandford, Salifbury, &c.—
The troops that remained here paraded at nine,
and prtfented arms as the carriages of the Royal
Family p tired. The Royal Berkfhire Militia, under
OTC command of Col. VA N SITTART, marched this
morning in two divifions, on their route to Win-
chefter, the one commanded by Lient. Col: Ravrs-
SHAW, the othcr commanded by Major PT m.—The
North Devon Militia remain here the winter ; and
the York Hears come into barracks to-day."

Mr. Loan has -fold Blood]lid to Mr. SITWELL
fnr soogs.—He was got by 'Lord Gansvriroa's
/11exatider, out of the Maid of Ely, by Tandem.—
BloodAd won this year, Sol. at terlbury, sal. at
hinttmgham, Sol. at Derby, soh at Litchfield,
and so]. at Shrewfhury,

Mrs. Mitwss gave (everal public breakfaas lift
week at Thorn-houfo, in Yorkfhire, which were at.
tended by all the fafhinnabies for twenty miles
round; and lm Saturday laft the family fet of (o:
Buxton Wells.

TH EATR ICA Ls.--In the year II 728, mir, FstvroN,
cnz of the moft admired fingers of her time, and
afterwards Duchefs of BOLTON, thought herieli
greatly flattered by RICH the Manager, who gave
h:r a falary of thirty 'billings a week, amounting to
about forty /me pram& for the feafon!
In the year tBot, a finger is thought worthy of
an arhitration between two rival Managers, c,ll-
- who (hall have her at the rate of Ara
tbotifand pounds the feafon, and a clear benefit:

The Tragedy of Grow Barnwell was laft night
performed at Drury•lane Theatre. Its cliarafttx
might be learned from the manner in which the
houle was Flied. The pit and alleries were crowd-
ed, while the boxes, for the firfl three alts, weie
almolt quite empty. The fitte of Barnwell excited
much compaftion in thefemale part of the audience,
as their tears bore withers. But thefrail one:, though
unquettionably the Rte./tinier-Ord, were by no mcans
the moll affeeted. Indeed there was but a thin
attendance of thefe ladies; for the obvious reafon,
that no one likes a fermon againft his profeffion,
The onexpeeted news of peace, which Vfc might
have hoped would have cheered every heart, was
not the cafe at Sheetnefs ; to have feen the flop fel-
lers and Jews put on their long faces, was tittlY
ludicrous.

The moll fplendid preparations are making at
Drury-lane Theatre, for the introdnaion of /11,
taxerxes with all the pride and primp of Orient .1
fplcndour. Mrs. Motiaraitt, on this occafion. Ai;
fumes the part of Arbacer in the place of Mrs.
CROUCH, who has refigned the charaFler, as think-
ing that fuch an exertion of ringing and recitative
may impair her newly ellablilhed health.

Wednefdny evening a lady of the name of Be.
•ERLSy, wife of the aftor of that name, who made
his firft appearance at Covent Garden Theatre
laft year, and was rather favour ibly received,
performed for the firfl time, at the fame houfe
the fprightly charafter of Cherry. in The lieauv
Stratapm, and evinced comic' powers, which,
with proper cultivation, may become highly
ellimahle.—We did not fee enough of her per-
formance to Ipeak critically of her neuits. She has
played with loccefs at feveral Provincial Theatres.
A Mr. CHAMISRS, from the American Thea-
tres, made his debut on Saturday night at 11.ith, in
the charafter of Captain t%iitroy, in ihe Poor Soldier.
Mr, CR•wroa,n, once fo defervedly celebrated
as an :Orris, ha. preferred lime claims to a Itiare
in the Dublin Theatre, founded upon rights de-
rived from twr firlt hufband. Mt • BARR Y• There
are ether claims alio, which, whether right or
wrong, are at pretent Paid to be infuperable ob-
flacks to a tale of the property.