Star.
London, England, 1818-09-22 00:00:00

THEATRES.

JAnD74.—Last night Mr. FARREN re-
character of Lord Ogleby, and, if possible,
iced effect. The House was crowded.
OPERA.—LaSt night a new Operetta„
Rendernons, was • performed for the first
,:eivei with approbation. The plot is not
a mintrP detail.—An old gentleman,
man) has a daughter and a niece tin-
horn he naturally wishes to provide with
Ichec. The young Ladies, who are just
ieni.•elves for the happy state, turn out to
Accrs:,ful is the pursuit.. The old man sets
Lin, and they instantly take advantage of
• to introduce two suitors into the house,
wishing the other to know what she is
j both apply to Rose (Miss J.STEvEnsott)t
servant, to contrive it for them. Rose ac-1
• the purpose. Captain Bolding (Mr.
;T). and Charles (Mr. J. JouEs), enter the
are secreted in two closets, unknown to
By and by they venture out in the dark,
each other, a.scuffic ensues, front a mis•
The old gentleman returns in the
the confusion, but as the Captain :Ind the
tieum pursue and defeat the robbers, by
rance he was driven back, he consents to
age with his niece and daughter, as a re
their resolution. The Young Ladies were
by Mrs. CHATTERLEY and Miss KELLY.
,• was, of course. greeted very warmly on
forward after her illness, and we are happy
her vivacity suffered mothing froni her
ispositio.i. She made the most of her cha•
usual. We should not omit to mention
fAHLEY exhibited much humour in the part
I servant. The whole went off with a good
pIaUM

that Mr. HARRIS, sen. who came to town

J witness the performance of Mr. FARREN,
Ogkby, was so well satisfied as to order an
'ion of the actor's salary.

JECAMP, and T. CooK, have, during the
been making.a successful tour, in concert,
Vlai,lstoac, Margate, and other parts of
an entertainment written and arranged
MONCRIEFF, under the title of Road Side

Theatre at Leicester was opened unexpectedly
)a, last week, at advanced prices of ad-
On the rising of the curtain, some dist-ilea-
manifested, and an 0. P. row was likely to
but, upon ELLISTON'S corning forward
that he acted upon the spur of the occa-
brought his company full speed, and trusted
skipping up the prices would not be objected
tithe Races, the audience were satisfied, and
statements of the evening proceeded wit4at.
ttnuption. .

Atss, on his way from Switzerland to Lon-
passed through Brussels, and entered his name,
, the book of arrivals of the latter city, in the
• manner :

• beam. I Aga Pricier*.
I Edmund. 1 $9. I Sock and buskin.
.1% :..:•::I
t. Lieu de Dohicile haitue.i. 1 Velma.
•nd:n. Ikury.lane Theatre. I Paris.
Observaticnis.
Septv.;:bcr. Wishes himself at home again.
. v;eeks ago, the singer LAOS had a benefit at
Opera in Paris, on which occasion TALMA was
to play Hardee, and also that PALM would
re-entry, after a short absence. The prices
tripled, and all the fashion cif Paris crowded to
Theatre; but brcau,e Lan had formerly worn
'fired cockade, the Duc de Beans ordered
to be shut, and that none of his Aides-du-
household sheuld appear in the Theatre !
)rtib of Dr. SMOLLETT, which is situated on
.s of the Arno, between Leghorn and Pisa, is
covered vith laurel, that it cast scarcely be
and the branches are eren bound up to clear
(trance to the doors, so many of his countrymen
, panted slips in honour of departed genius.
,ststaN FastrroNs—Gauze bonnets and white
still much worn. Black straw bonnets have
made their appearance, as formerly at this
.:f the year. The most fashionable bonnets
:rape, of a colour something between the jon-
a the citron. Green bonnets do not seem to
but pink and lilac are still much seen. Flat 1
. :. :2 cuite abolished; they are now round, and 11
teamed with round plaits. Cord trimmings are no
LI see". The most fashionable flowers are daisies.
Cr:el toques form a diadem in front, and are
.1} ornamented with an aigrette, known by the
Jci sprit. They are generally made of crape,
cautterled with lami. The hair is mostly worn
/ very low. Flowers are placed horizontally
head.
;Dow TAxEs.—A Bath Paper says, " The Sur.
of Taxes for this District has, we understand,
!d dwectitms to make an immediate survey of
and windows, 'and to charge , all windows
:acted with divisions of stone, as so many sepa-
'lights. All windows, therefore, known under
name of Venetians, will henceforth be deemed
lights:

ISRATIox.--Workmen in the iron and coal works
unouthshire, and from the neighbourhood of
ivr, have recently taken their departure for
Ica, leaving their wives and families behind
An instance of this sort occurred a few days
in the parish of Blaneau, on which is thrown,
‘sequence, the burden of providing for a woman
tr five children. The husband wrote a letter to
le from Liverpool, just as he was about to em.
stating that the impossibility of his maintain-
ana their family in this country upon the
rodate of his labour, had compelled him unwil-
' co desert them.