Star.
London, England, 1829-06-22 00:00:00

VAUXIIALL GARDENS.

Friday the Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo,
was eekbrated at these Gardens. A great number of additiomi
lamps were Wuminated uu the occasion, and a multitude of permits
were present. The bill of tare of the proprietors was fully realised,
as regarded the festivities of the evening, and met with general ap-
probation. The Goan the Ballet. the Italian Opera, due. wet
with the unqualified appr:real of the company. The Gardena were
decunted with a superabundance of laurel leaves, transparent lamps
of various colours, and the usual profusion of Comment's... Dior-
amas, ice. The Italian Opera of /I Casemate& attracted a molder-
able pardon of the company, during its performance. frona.theas
rural walks which these Gardens cam boast of beyond anradiara
of public resort in the vicinity of the metropolis. Tbo
&c. were equal to any thing that has been witnessed en limbs
occasions.

THE FRENCH THEATRE.
This Theatre. which. dor*/ the winter asonthe, ',Wed se
snack ansuseusest, closed on Fdday ; and hfadentoisens Jam
Yuma. the life and spirit of the eastpany, finished her eons.
mot. In the two Unit Vaudevilles. La eggs and Tifta4fla
certainly inimitable; and we hope she will renew her engagement
In the ensuing year. M. Peussig. at the conclusion of the third
piece. shortly addressed the House in a speech in the Preach
lan/sage, thanking than for the flattering patronage bestowed,
and toping for its renewal io the succeeding year. Mademoiselle
Vulvae, on the fall of the canals, was loudly called for she
obeyed the suounons, and curtsied her thanks for the approbatiss
she had received.

Ciptain Ross, in his steam vessel Victory, sailed on
the 15th bestow from Wanner. North Britain, on his voyage fee
the discovery of the North-weal Passage. Tbe vessel that was te
have accompanied him In the enterprise not beteg ready. was left
behind.

Tne Hope Packet. Lieutenant Watanr. sailed from
Talmud, on Saturday lam far the Ltewud Tshn►ds, taking oat
the Bishop of BiIIBIADOna and sake. a a

At the audit ()Vibe Right Hon. Lord MIDDLITON,
held at Waimea ea Monday last, a return of IQ per cent. was
wads by dheetios: of his Lordship: to the tenantry geotrally is
that neighbourhood.
The tiothe of 'Ards decided on Fliday last that the
Rarl of Jeaser had made oat his claim to the title of Viscount
Gamesman.

An extensive failure. caused by speculations in indigo,
took place nn Saturday at Liverpool. Report states the
amount to be 40.0004

A •French writer having lampooned • Nobleman,
was caned by him foe his licentious wit ; when, applying to the
Duke of (humans then Regent. and begging bins to do boo justice.
the Doke replied, with a until.—" Sir, it has keen done already."
—The Mirror.

&Arnie or Tin ACTOIII.--The closing of the Leas
don Theatres causes the dispersion of the principal seta's t• all
parts of the caary, most of them Isaias eagagensents at sae
or more of the principal towns. We understand that Miss
R. Tree goes to Liverpool and Hall; Mies Jarman, to Ireland;
Miss Lacy, to Liverpool sad Hull ; Mrs. astutely, to Liverpest,
Readies. and Mead; Madras Warts, Dublin and Liverposit
Miss Foote, Liverpool, Manchester Idiabisrgb, and Glasgow;
Miss Porde Liverpool and Worthing; Mr. Harley, Navas*
Scarborough, and Liverpool; Mr. Ward., Liverpool, Leicester,
Birmingham, and Reading; Mir Meadows' Hell, Lamed,
Manchester, Reading, Swansea, Hastings Lasater, end Ss.
verity; Mr.. Green, Beading, Chelmsford, and Manchssta;
Mr. C. Kimble, Llverpool and Paris; Mr. illaneherd. Liverpedi
Manchester, sod Chester; and Mr. Power, Data and Lass
pat.—Madame Warta is performing at the Delia Theatre.
The following are the names et the Candidatesfor the
vacant atomics of Governor of the House of Caracas, gds.*.
Pram, Chief Meer of the Mariborouglustreet Hike; Mr. SOON
LILLIS, brother to Sir Joins Scot, Lau* ; Lasagna= Dam"
of I Pall Mall Bast; Mr. BILOAINIVINT, one of the Man
of the Control ; Mr. Lae. the High °mumblers,
Westminster; and Mr. Cresrsaes, a Lieutenant in the Ara,
on half-pay.
.1 lilt GERMAN Latites.—Up to half put ten o'clock
on Saturday night, notwithstanding every meta* had
been used, the body of Miss Hermandine Both haat
been discovered. It is the opinion of many of 04
waternsen that it must have lodged in one of do
ballast holes in which the bed of the river abounds, de
it would have ere this been removed by the Bowing el
the tide, and washed to either shore. The wrvivill
sisters are much recovered; but they yet remain aim
siderably disturbed in their minds.
A Num Acron —A Hull Paper states, that
well educated Negro, named Keene, and styled is *ll_,
play-bills the African Racist; last week 'prow;
at the Hull Theatre in the character of Oihefles std
exhibited such a just and powerful conception Of___,,ta.
part, expressed in frequent bursts of deep imPass',..
feeling, that he was heard throughout with hge.itg"
attention, only interrupted by (request peals of 14116°'''
His voice-and person are said fo be geed, sod bas
action graceful and easy. ••

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