Star.
London, England, 1828-12-01 00:00:00

THE KING.
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.Witrhsott, 'Nov. SO.—Yesterday af ernoos hi
TESTY 1. ft the Royal Lodge, accnuipanied by the
Seward. in his ilusec.nriage, and pr ceeded dowwia,
Long Walk and the private el.ti4nce to the cask--
His MAJESTY WAS attended by Mr. WYATVILLt
continued his visit until past four O'clock. It wa,
mottled that his MAJESTY Was Contitte.l to It
n.
Ledge by a cold, taken in coequence nr ,
ing so long out on Monday evening: be th t
may. his MAJESTY'S appearance yts:eiday
healthy and strung, and I.e conreised in hi,
good spirit,. His MAJESTY h mouted his %,,,t,
his presence at dinner. This f nrennon the '
Savistoutt performed Divine Set vice at t'e
Chapel to the Royal Stiite and Household.
was not present.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIi
• A liarriTA LS.
Lord and Lady Wallseourt, in Grosvenor-place
Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart. and Lady FLIP'
Nottingham-pi ice, from a Cominental tour ;
Ferguson, Barr. In Bolton-street, Piccadilly ;
hlulyneuz, at the Earl of Sefton's, in Arlingti
Miss Orlebar, and Madame Monte‘quieu, i
Rome; Sir John Harrington, Bart. its Btrkel
Miss Wray,ln Grosvenor-place, front Paris;
iu New Norfolk•ssreer, from Brent, Ely Hal
Glertgall, in Grosvenor-place, from Sussex;
Cavendish square; Mr.. and Miss Wruttesly,
from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Manning. at GI
Cheltenham; Major and Mrs. Dakon, in
Netherlands; Captain and Mrs. Ross, in
Paris; Captain Neelr, at Fladong's Hotel, ft
Young, in Park.square ; Captain and Mrs. V.
street, from Normandy Captain George Ila
Park-lane; Mr. John Forbes, M.P. at his fat
in Fitzroy-square; Captain and Mrs. Vernon.
from Italy ; Mr. and Mrs. Ikckett, and Captain
M ontagu.place, front Switzerland.

CHANGES.
The Hon. Charles Beaufoy, for Uptun Grange
herr, from Taney street, for her Steyne Nlatesion,
Smiling, front Hertford street, for !tome •
tur de la Here Park, near Reading; lieutete.
Dragoon Guards, for liernmington Hall,
and Mrs. Aktasideri for lath ; Mrs. and
Captain and Mts. Frederick Carr, for Dublin
land and family, for Leghorn : lieutenant Osborne,
Lodge, near Purbrook, in Hampshire ; Capt,'
jar Alsgennis, from Rochester for Paris; Mai
for Bath.

GREEN•ROOMM GOSS)

Miss Paten is engaged At Covent-garden ,
will shortly make her re-appearance as Iteizer, in
Opera of Oberon. Her talents, added to those
Vestris, Miss Forde, Miss HugheY, and Misr
present .an accession of vocal power unparall
paps, in the annals of Theatrical management.
' liosstrees new Opera of Count Orly, which '
peeks:ming with success at PAM, is in prep.
Drury-lane Theatre, and a iH be brought forst aid
the immediate superintendance.of Mr. Baanax.
latter is to sustain the part of the Nobleman,
name is expressect by the title of the piece.
On Thursday, the penalties adjtidged by the
brought by Mr. Dunn against Mr. Davidge, the
prietor of the Cobourg, fur an infringement of
rights of Drury-lane Theatre, amounting to
paid on demand, by Mr. Davidge, into the
Mr. Reynolds; the, plaintiffs attorney. •
Differences are laid to have atisen bet'
of Drury Lane Theatre and the Select
Management, the Chairman of which is John
.Esq. M.P. They relate to various causes and ,
on the part of Mr. Price. Haying agreed to ,
Theatre, with all the advantages secured to it by
for a long term, at a rent of upwards of
annum, Mr. Price expects that all attempts on
of the minor Theatres to insringe his patent rt
be put down at the expense of the Committee.
wise insists that the long-promised col -c-
-iron columns have been manufactured, and an
posited pill melt in holes and corners abourthe
shall be finished at the close r f the present

There are serious differences amongst the
the Committee them elves, both on the above
points.

ENGLISH OPERA lIOUSE.

The performances at thii delightful little
Saturday evening were Umlaut's's play of the
Chest and the Beggar's Opera. KEAN played I
of Sir Edward Mortimer with estr‘oldit.as y p
never witnessed any thing finer thais the cord
the murder to Wilford. The deadly struggle
peared to shake the actpr's frame almost
the agony that looked forth from his eves
Kaye slow and reluctant. utteratre to tire tale of
and blood, were positively sublime. Iris ii,
imagine a display of more intense aid fearful
the subsequent scenes in which we find Mort,
ficing his soul's rest upon the altar of a 1.41,e and
reputation, and doing deeds the most di .p
the name of honour, were represent d N itii •
and beauty. The warnings to Willard, :Ind
of vengeance, even from the grave, on the
the wretched herds tame, burst from t!,.? ITS
KEAN instinct, with a terrible life and energy
t ► carry Off arid redeem the exaggerat;on r f
ment. Nothing can be truer or more
KEAN'S acting when Sir I.dward Mortimer
character built up at the cost of so much
ceasing toil—so many secret crimes—and for
he has lartaed his eternal peace—crunibling
beneath him, and sinking is to infamy. The '
the blow he received from bi. eigantic advA
the provocation and apology fur that adverso
was beautifully deiivered by the actc.r.
tearful wanderings of the sensitive and guri
succeeded by a consciomness of shame and
Mole fearful—and ending, as such agon es
minate, in death—all, all were represented in
of which no description that is in our power
can convey an adequate idea.
Mr. KEAN'S efforts received repeated trig
and well earned applause from the audience,
Ithusiasm, however, was frequently rests
a fear of interrupting the performance.
FAWCETT'S Adam Wintertoa is the most
and kindltof domestic Nesters.
The evening's entertainments were wound
the performance of the Veggar's Opera,
two acts, to fit within the compass of a coup
and avoid an encroachment on the Sabbath.
elm) was the Pally; she sung with consider
and feeling, and was unmercifully encored.
two of her songs the vocalist threaded a
melodious sounds with great felicity and
little more sweetness—a good deal more
expression—and this young Lady will bec,
blished favourite with the public. The
GOwakci deserves a more careful and ea.
than can be afforded in the tail of an atmle.
• •

The cultieation of rice it at this time
to France anOtaly.

itiel to the R.,4:
nce his* teli4Z,
be tit g 41;
itelday was hei
sed in his bey'
ed his %lisle ,44
'non the Re,.11.
:e at tLe
ehold. The
IGENCE.
Rear mow
mitten and LAIC
; General Sir
ly ; the lion.
igton..tret;;
, in Para.som, gat
&ley-square; st,,.
Sir Fells Apt.
in Soar ;
Captain trayidy,‘
ly, an .
Glotice.tet.o4„
Pall Mill, fink
Snnier•etdrreet,
front Maidstdee;
rough in, in the •
awkins, in non
Lit beep (sr C.
F-
un. in Giuucestery
pt.iii R Gtennyer,
Grange; .In. re
!notion, Brig:ins;
; Mr. J. S
twit Ntl eon, of tie
',ear floreich;ll7
Nli.s Srlhy. fen
lin; Mr. rind %ht.
(Marne, fur Sri
.pain Gimbel and
lijorand Mrs.
SSIP.
garden Theatre,
as Reiser, in lCe .
led to those tf
r, and Miss
rr, unparalleled,
in; em ent.
in*
fly, a hich has
iy in preparative
tight forwaud
11r. BRAfina.
: Nobleman, a
e piece.
dged by t!‘e a
Davidge, the
gement of the p
tutting to 1001.
r, into the ban
:y. •
n between the
;elect Comniitt
ich is John Cal•
auses and phi_
agreed to take
cured to it by pat
aids of 10,000.
attempt. on the
is patent rights
ommittre. He
cul-nnade, for sat'
,
Ira and ate now
rs aboutthe The
he present sea
Igst the Member
the above and
•
110 USE.
dui little Thea
ell play of the
:BAY played the
aoldii.as y p 'weft
hats the confrsst.
Lily struggle tLat
Imost ri di sotatii
his eves a, his to
to flit ta!e of it,
e. his impos,i
aid fearful mice
e find Mori/ion
if a false and awl
most di.gtaces
it d w iti, equal"
illord, and the
'e, on the slandr•
lrom eizt lips 01
and energy sof'
get atton rf the
more splendid
d Mortimer see'
st of so much
meg—and tor
ice--crunibling
imy. The ailu
i %antic atiart4
hat adversary's'
actc.r. And ths
we and guilty
,haute and c.i
I agon es only
presented in a
a our power to
:ated tributes 01
ie audience, s
ly restrained, tl"
mance. ►
6 the most gL• .
were woUII3 UP
Ipere, don b;ed
ss of a couple 0'
to Sabbath. 31'
ilia considerable
ly encored. In
breaded a labr
city and execsv
al 11110fe tender
y will become at
The Lacy
I and extra,.l4
f an armle.
5 time IRON°