Star.
London, England, 1812-10-27 00:00:00

night SHAK•SPFARE's Play
performed at this Theatre.—Mr.
-Itero, deserved praise,
In the first act, he got
for one word, than he
the play. This was
follow Mr. Nrstett in his
pronounced act, and
ed. Miranda and Do-
interesting by the art-
and Miss S. BOOTH.
very respectable. The
.e. The tempest scene
introduction of Arid
effect. The machinery
Play is also entitled to
tpplause.
iced by Mr. CHAPMAN,
play for this and to-
g, when seeping to
.ward again, and ad-
earnestness to the audi.
ft, a messenger has just
intelligence"—Here
call of the House for
Ike electricity. Some
ignal victory—and the
c—hear him—silence,"—
At length he was gl-
and Gentlemen, intelli-
,yed that Mrs. CHARLES
taken, alarmingly ill;
your usual indulgence,
to perform her part in
good humour was thel
Miss BOLTON performed
ttisfaction of the house.
-t of the play several per-
cry of " Shawl: of the'
up, accompanied by,
removed from the front of
tmediatelif above it. These
• be said, folio-wed their
next directed towards
to the gallery. There
ion, and drew down on
of the Gods, embodied
the exalted personages
the Pit for some tirrie,
defiance. The " ;yr
ttely triumphed, and the
gallery were completely
times renewed in the
ler a Lady's garment

broke out In a vitriol
, near Glasgow, which
much damage.
tgo, that THOMAS Barr-
tang at Greenock, had
confinement in Bride-
proceedings, we are
the review of the High
tel a bill of ssuspension
accordingly released.
.k a Court Martial was
DIM Mum)' in Ha-
Le, Master of his Ma-
Aning the vessel ashore
;quitted.
of Salamanca. were pub-
' Peterrbursh Gazette.—
Ick off and circulated
rench prisoner of war, on
Ist received the gift of
Lions in extinguishing'
that town, has written
ale to the inhabitants
interference in his be-
aion and politeness he
,fined a prisoner in llum-
ts follows :—G, When
friends, to the caresses
line shall be the grateful
towed on the friendless
contributed sa much
render easy the lot of
,:11 a grateful sense of
carry a favourable report
of my fellow prim.
and I shall be happy
vortunity of returning
Lsh prisoners in France."
id was so immense in
entrance of Lord RAN-
to his Chairing, That
.1 up • and as he was
<-bridge, George Whitehead,
,knitter, about SO years
run over by one of the
train, which occasioned
the evening.
is man, son of John '
in the neighbourhood
from shooting, gave his
years of age, to take
piece across his shoul.
off, and shot a young
house through the fore-
expired.
was taken at Bonney,.;
'tiosias Warcarr, Gent.
female bastard child of
appeared that not the least
' prevailed amongst her
(and alone) delivered ,
destroyed by tying two strong
neck ; that for want of pro.
,tiono the said Eleanor
born, and was so de.
, Murder was given by
for the murder of the
in the mother, and that

assistance.
taken last Tuesday, at
young man, who died is
received, in an attempt, by
house is Wendrots, to put
intoxicated. Verdict—
' is held at bail, to take

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•'• • THEATRE.
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CovixT;GARDIN—Last night
rf nie Tenfted was performed at
YouNo, in many parts of rorfr
but he was never very great. In
more tumultuous approbation fo
obtained throughout the rest of I
earned by his declining to follov
niches." The word ache, he
five rhunds of applause followed
rinda were rendered extremely in
less performance of Miss Cowes
The oth r performers were vei
scenery is good and appropriate.
was finely managed ; 'and the it
suspended in the air, has a fine of
displayed at the close of the PL
prmiv. It called forth great ap
A ludicrous effect was product
who came on to announce the ;
morrow night :—He was retirinj
recollect himself, he came forts
dressed himself with great earn
eriec^44 Ladies and Gentlemen,
arrived at this house with the
be was interrupted by the eager
Silence. It struck every ear hi
great national event—some sign
cry of a Sit down—hats off—he
drowned the speaker's voice. I
lowed to go on Ladies an
" pence has just' been received
KEMELE has been suddenly t
a and it is hoped that, with yo
a you will allow Miss BOLTON tt
44 the .Ereapa." A burst of go
natural consequence, and Miss
the part to the perfect satisfactic
Before the commencement of
sons in the pit raised a lodd cr:
boxes," and this cry was kept
hisses, till every thing was remo
the dress circle, and that immedi
friends to aiquede, it may truly b
victory up„ Jor their tries were r
the stper FOxes, and finally up t
they met with some opposition,
their sinful heads,the vengeance
in apple cores, &c. Several of
seated there braved the ire of t]
3 and hung their hats over in d
Shawl" party however ultimate]
fronts of the boxes and galle
cleared. The cry was several
course of the evening, wheneve
obtruded itself on their view.
Monday se'nnight, a fire br
work, on the port Dunias road,
wasgot under without, doing in
We mentioned some time age
nitv, midshipman of the press-g,
been sentenced to thirty days c
well, by the Magistrates. The
informed, were brought under tl
Court of Justiciary, who passed
and liberation, and he has been a
COURT MARTIAL—Last week
held on board the SALVADOR
tnoaze, on Mr. WILLIAM BAINE
jesty's frigate SYBLLLE, for rune
on Penlee Point.—He was acqu
The details of the battle of
• lished in a late number of The .
About 12,C00 copies were strut
in t!le armies, &c.
Francis M. Fourre, a French
pm le at Dumfries, who has jui
' • liberty as a reward for his exerti
it fire which lately broke out in t
a letter, expressing I'4 gratitui
for their friendly and successful
half, and for the humane attenti
experienced while he remained
•
fries. The letter concludes as
restored to the bosom cf my fri
of my expecting relations, mine
task to tecount the favours besto
prisoners—favours which have
to alleviate our distresses, and
.our captivity. Impressed with
these attentions, I cannot but can
of their condition to the friends
"ens whom I leave behind ; a
if Pttov MINCE affords me an opF
those deeds of kiridnessto British
Monday se'nnight the crowd
the Trent-Line, to witness the en
'CLUES into Nottingham, prior I
the road was nearly stopped
passing near the Trent-bridge
of Nottingham, a framework-kr
of age, was unfortunately run
carriages in his Lordship's trai
his death about six o'clock 'in th
Tuesday se'anight, a young
Wilson, of Beethwaite.green,
of Kendal, on returning home fr
gun to a boy, of about twelve 3
up stairs ; the boy threw the p
der, when it instantly went
girl who was standing in the ht
head, and she immediately expii
•On the 3d inst. an Inquest w
in Nottinghamshire, before Tri
Cot over, on the body of the fet
Lleanor Whiting. It appear
suspicion of pregnancy had p
friends 1 that she was secretly
of the child, which she destroye
worsted garters about its neck ;
'per assistance in her then situat
died soon after the child was
stroyed. A verdict of Wilful
the Jury against the mother, f
child—and of Casual Death it
she died for want of necessary
A Coroner's inquest was to
Truro, on the body of a younl
consequence of an injury receiv
the landlord of a public house
him out of the house, when in
Manslaughter. The lairdlord i
his trial for the offence.