Star.
London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

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DR UR Y-L AN E.-1.11.! new comely of Marti of Oat
was repeated lall night,•and promilcs, in its
improved Rate, to prove iittradive. Several judi.:His
alterations and curtailments have taken place ; and
when Mr. BANNISTER announced the Play for thi,
evening, not a fingle murmur of dirapprobation was
heard.

Covercr GaRDEN.—The play of 3lettrure for Ifertfire,
and the new farce, Rai iv she Wind, were performa,
laft night, at this Theatre, by their MAJEs-re Es
mind. The part of the Duke was performed Ly
Mr. KEMBLE in a very dignified and impreLfl.
(Lyle; an 4 COOKE gave firong colouring to the
marked villainy of AngeIo.CIIARLES KEMBLE'S

Claudio was a very reputable delineation of the part ;
but by far the find' aCting of the evening was Mrs.
SiDDONS'S Ifittella. In the humourous pans of the
Dramatis Ferfons, KNIGHT as Lucia, INLAIICHARD as
Elbow, and Ex citY as the Clown, were very entertain•
ing. So greatly was the public feeling excited, that
at fix o'clock, not a lea: was to be had its any one of
the bones. Numbers were turned back from every
part of the houfe. Before the arrival of their MAJES-
TIES, there was coofiderable confulion, from the
eagernefs even of thofe • who had places taken, and
the Qruggle and contention of others lets fortunate.
11 When the approach of the Royal Family was an-
flounced, a profound silence prevailed till the I:is c
entering his box, the houfe was rent with the greetings
of his loyal people. The t,l! tIN was received with
the fame unbounded entlitifialm. The Princeffes Au-
GUSTA, ELIZABETH, and M•II/Y, accompanied their
Royal Parents, and partook of the exprelfion of the
public affeCtion. The Royal Family being featcd.
Gan Ave the Kova was lung by all the vocal perfor-
mers. The words—
. 0 Lord our Cod, ante,
Scatter his enemies,"
brought down the thunder of the general content and
plaudits. The Fong was loudly called for a fecond
time; but, as the performance immediately began,
the refpeet paid to his Mayssres prefence filenced
the clamour. After the play, Mr. /ricLarior fang
Rule Britannia, accompanied in the chorus by the
vocal performers ; and INCLIDON gave a loyal tong
at the end of the play, which ftrongly operated upon
the general feelings of the audience. The whole was
the triumph of loyalty and patriotifm.
Their MAJESTIES looked extremely well. they
appeared to be highly gratified with both the play
and farce.

His Male* was in regimentals,
The %mem wore a white and gold robs, a black velvet helmet
cap, ornamented with enfants and tars of diamondar teeklace.
cm-rings, and bows of diamonds.
Princefs Ansolim—attlarone and Neer 'robe, bad drefs a bane.
dean of diamonds, with a very large and beautiful plume of Arida
feathers.

Prised, Elisabeth.—A dark arch with a Mack turban, orna-
mented with a profafon of diamonds, and a pin= of at haft Lis
oftrich /scathes'.

Princefs Marg.—White and filver drefi, diamond handrail, and
a plume of four oftrich feathers. The three Printslies wort dins
mood necklaces and ear-rings.
The Doke of CA st sa DG aims in fcarlet regimentals.
Among the company, we obfer ved the following dif•
tinguithed charaElers:
Ambaffadors—Turktet and AMerienla

Marquiffer—Salllbury and Downflure.
Lords--Macartncy, Gwydir, Hartwell, PcterSam, and Mas.
chionefs of DownOahe.
Countefles--Harrtntrnn, Leitrim. Macclesfield. and Talbot.
Ladlea--Ellwabeth Tumors, two Clevreasts, two Stanhspes,
ley, and Sefton.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldfmid, and the Mifa Golankly; Mr. and Mrs.
Codrlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Mackeneic, Mr. Angerfiern, fkc. fin.

together with a great variety of Military and Itavaloficets.
The Earl Of CHESTEIMELD did not attend his
MAJESTY, as Matter of the liurfe, to the Theatre laR
night, on account of die indifpolltion of the Conn•
refs and his daughter.
As his MAJESTY was returning from the Theatre
through the Mews, the Guard of the Royal Weil-
minlier Regiment of Volunteers, with that alacrity
and difcipline which diainguifli the Regiment, turned
rut inflantly, and prefented arms to their gracir.at
Sovereign.

Mr. SDFRID4II dined lan Friday with the CHAY.
CELLO% of the Excusctyyrt, at his kook, in Rich.
mond park. He remained there all night.
Rovat. Acronym—There was hilt night a general
meeting of the Acadetnkians, to taker into confidera-
tion the King's meffage, on the fubjed of their late
difputes. The following, we htlieve, though a brief.
is a corrth outline of the b.ifinefs Prefident,
and a majority of the Cauncil, took it upon them to
firfpend five of the Member., amongfl sshom was Mr.'
YENti, the Treafurer. Their next Rep was, from their
own authority, to vote sect. to the Sub:eriprinn
Lloyd's, though to any filch vote it was required hr
the Statutes of the Academy, that the Treafurer
thould be a party. This being deemed an infringe.
ment on the Rules, and an a& which may be impr.'•
perly quoted as a precedent, the minority in council
thought it proper to tranfmit a memorial to the King.
as Patron of the Academy, having &11, iD order to
Phew that they were not afluated by improper ma
tives, male up a puife amongll themfelves,
tranlmitted it to the Patriotic Fund. His Majerty,
with his ufiral condefcenfoNn, after perufing the Me-
morial, fent it ti. the Attorney General for his t•pi-
nion. The anfwer of the Learned Gentleaom was,
that the proceedings of the mai,uity were illegal,
and fuhverrive of the Acad •fl is 1 Ilatotes. 'I he
King, in• co 'fir:pence, ere fed th liter lut en.
wi h Lis own hand, and palleu a cen. ',e
endings. •l•he bufinefs of !ail :,,ght ssa. to Ter,'
t to fentirnentsexprefred by his Majelly on be fubjetr
and there, with the opinion of the ATI"' 11.11EY (.4
N GRAL, were ordered, after Orme explanatcry c..nver
fation, to be entered on the records of the Academy.
Mrs. LLOYD, filler to Lord Wl4l YWORTM, lull he
clothes Lift week, which were in trunks coming t
London in the 'Tunbridge waggon. All the berttif
laces and other prefents, brought to Mrs. LLOYD h
the Ducheje of Deld, from France, are in the lift
lace.

On Tuefday evening the Rth inßant, when Nft
LIND. the wife of Dr. LIND. of WISCSOR. "
a:tending the Lill at the Town .;fyrsii by
Ertl of UXBRIDGE, fhe was feizcei r.
affraion, and carrird home ; the nlnslneJ wierm
hopes of recovery till the Smutty toifreeirg.
ill.: expired ; during that tinn: fhe id not fpeAk
word. Yellerday her ;Tamils' ever; interrea In (ii
Wiadfor church.