Star.
London, England, 1830-10-18 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN.

FOUR NEW APPEARANCES ON SATURDAY NIGUT at;
Don Carlos, Miss Row Elt, as Clara, lion KI:ELIY as /sane Me tidos*,
and Mn. 01111 S. as cite Duenner ! WILSON has ion? enjoyed a high
reputation as a concert-singer at Edinburgh, and he only appeared nn the
stage there last season. He has the advantage of a gentleman-like deport
menu and a face which expresses manly spirit, mingled with good
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ture. The Jew was supposed to be rather out of KEELEY'S line; and
taking his general run of business into account, we would arrive at
the same conclusion. WILSON was encored in every thing he sung. avid
is a great acquisition. Alias RORER has voice for any thing. bat she
wants cultivation : with proper tuition she *AI be the leading vocal
feature here. Mrs. Grass displvied her usual talent. KEELEY WAS
very funny, though &little out of his latitude. The play experienced some
interruption from a fracas which occurred in the lobby, an account of
which will be found under the Bow-street head ; but Inc performers did
not stop. Those who were near the parties, understanding Aiies
Kitust.te to have been unjustly accused, were vehemently in favour of
the assailant. The disturbance lasted more than a quarter of an bons.

:LLIG

Dem., Oct. 17.—Wind N.E.—Arrived front the River, and sailed,
the Ellen, Camper, for the Cape of Good Hope.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 15 and 16.—Wind E.—Arrivrd a the port, the
Isaac Hicks, Foster, from New York ; and alto arrived, the Liffey,
Miller, from Valparaiso and Hourdeaus.
Famous's, Oct. 15 and 16.—Wind E.S.R. fresh !met-am—Ara
rived the Cygnet packet, from Lisboo—sailed the 5d inst. Off the
port, the klinerva, lacheur • Botley. Wood ; and Falcon, Littlevron.
horn Malaga ; and Experiment, Yabaky, from Cad's.
BRISTOL, OCT. 16.—Arrived the Odes, Sparn, and Mars, ---,
from Archangel.

Gao'rran.-OcT.l6.—Arrivad the Essay, Wilson, from Archangel ;
and Kitty, Grayatock, from St. Peteraborgh.
Duaus, Oct. IS.—Arrived the Two Brothers, N. 2111, from Qut-
bee ; Thetis. Brooks, from Smyrna ; Star, Scott, from Gibraltar ;
Wm. Hall, Verson, from Itiga ; and Rower, Benson, trom Loodon.

CHARLES X.—ln speaking of the intention of the exiled
Monarch of !ratite, to make Edinburgh his future residence, the
Caledonian Mercury observes, 44 If there were, at the early part et the
veleta revehadon, same peruees here who gave leen to natural ea -
=of lediguetion at the fatal cosrae tri policy whose Wens bare
Marto that who adopted it, we are sore that all such feelings
has keg dace died away. ln the reasktims of the ex-Monarch to
demicillaie himself in the apical of Scotland, our feHow.citiesno can
sus so aassirwe think, kw saterssutiag any ether feeling then
of et dos peg which It alb& if their vishoe's kind re
of his former sesidents awes diem, aid we are was that
is is sot likely to meet with say thins find than, whisk will give him
swam le repeat his tsseistics.

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CASE Or MH. MACLEAN, ciimanrD WITH lIEMESY.

'.a caw: of *he Rev. Hugh Heinle Maclean. presentee to the parish
at .) ''horn. which came again before the Presbytery of Irvine on the
7.. ha. 1. ngth gone to proof ; anti, after a trial which rlectipied
finding in favour of the third, and against the first,
ad, tuoi tnurth charges in the libel, has been taken out of the hands
!'':!!' itefonti Court for the review of the Synod, which meets at Ir-
. in- an Ile lath current. The libel set forth, " That the doctrine of
,I!!...relbility of cur Loan's human nature is contrary to the Holy
l'er,nttirrs, and to what is taught in tine standards of the Church of
Notland and in order to establisit :he maintenance of this doctrine by
tar. Maclean, it set forth in the sequel four separate charges, viz.:—
Fir a sermon preached in the forenoon of the 261 h of July, 1829, in
.itr parish church of Irvine. in which sermon he was accused of having
stated, " That CHRIST had taken our fallen nature upon him—
that hr bad taken a body formed of the sinful flesh of the Virgin."
ticcand, a sermon preached on the 4th of August, 1829, in Dundonald
enereh, in which he stated, That the nature of Culture was the
`r Hen nature of man. and his body Wa.: a body of fallen flesh, formed
c' the substance of the Virgin, who was not more pure than the rest of
nr sinful race—that. although the SAVIOUR .113C1 the sin lid propensi.
I.ee common to oar ?Wore. yet. by reason of the hypostatical union of
his human and divine nature. he was completely bound up front trans..
vetoing the las. of his Father." Also a prayer on the same occasion,
in riiieh he 4- thenkt iorl for krt.) in;/ his son from sin." Third,
sesinon prrarated in Irvine Church, or, the evening of the 30th of
Angus! 1823, wherein he said, `. That JESUS CHRIST had taken our
ati.te upon him, fallen as it was. anti that- he was withheld from sin.
v1a;o on!y by the power of the ilomt (lunar—that CHRIST took our
fidlen and corrupt nature upon him " Also a prayer on the same occa-
,:.,r;. in which he " thanked lion for having kept Jzsus CHRIST
troth sinning." And, 4.h. A conversation in the house of Mr. Mae.
lean's father, in which be stated, " That our SAVIOUR came in the
:::ten state of man, and that, if he had not been kept from sinning by
the power of the Max °nosy, he would have sinned the same as
.;titer you or I."
To this libel Mr. Maclean ewe, in defences, stating his ignorance of
the exact nature of the crime with whi-o sto cargo,i. from the
neat of all apecifie.tion, his denial of having ever proa.the.i. or lane:wise :
eta:maimed any doctrines at variance iti the lea't with the standard,'
..m Church, in regnrd to our Lotto's humanity; Ins perfeet willing-1
mesa to subscribe these stsr.taad‘ar-soC"Lie slama—thal way
Christian should have been offended at AS true Of Iniagi.xd ea-
pensions.
-For the libellers there appeared :11.. P. Brown, Esq. and P. 13. More,
Esq. advocates. For ti,e Rev. tie:a:dee, John Russel, Esq. and 'Limas
t!arlyle, Esq. advocates. The Rev. defender also encoded ougitout
in person.—The witnesses examined for the prosecution were eleven in
number; for the defence twenty-one. Counsel were heard on both
sides, and the Rev. Members of Presbytery delivered their opinions at
great length.
The votes stood as follow :—On the first charge, 8 to 3 not proven.
On the secoutl charge Bto :i, not proven. On the third 10 to 1, proven,
although 2of the 10 regard.al the prayer as not proven. On the fourth
7to 4, not proven. Against the finding on the third charge, Dr. Law-
rie. afrer same endeavours to prevent hint, entered his dissent and corn.
phint. Parties were then called in, when the libellers protested and
appealed against the finding in the defender's favour on the first, second,
and fourth charges; and the defender against the finding that the third
barge was tloven.