Star.
London, England, 1804-10-19 00:00:00

THEATRES.

Th'itit"-51yitiv.....4.1a mg as). air) Pu"'"; appear-
ed,-
6)r the firs tim‘, in toe very interelling part of
Bolidind, in SHMIZSPEARI'II charming Comedy of
4, You Like It, which the Curtained throughout with
great fpirit. Her manner wa,, however, occalionally
rather Rudied, and her vivacity a little over (trained.
She reminded us occafionally of the late Mrs. tdru.t.
of Covent-Garden Theatre. She Tung the Cuckoo
Song with much fpirit, arid was loudly applauded in
it. Had the been a little mare playful in her action
with Orlando, the effect of it would have been height-
ened. The miltake, too, which Ihe made in tinging
the fill verfe twice over, lengthened it fo much, as.
to have operated againtt the encore, which was loudly
called for by a great part of the audience, though
not acquiefced in. The young Lady, who made her
firft appearance as Maria, in the School for Scandal, a
few nights fence, was the Sylvia of the piece, which
the played in a very artlefs and engaging Rile. E.a.-
Liss oe's Orlando is not the heft of his performances;
nor did RAYMOND acquit himfelf very fuccefsfully in
gagster. The enthufiafm of the former character was
rendered too flighty, and the melancholy of the lat-
ter too fully. The reft were as heretofore. Sewn as-
-751t, in Touchflonf, and Mils Pore, in Audry, were
very entertaining.
COVENT-Gmtnts.—Mr. Cnott lag night reltored
the part of Strickland, in the Sullticioso Iltdbd, to its
proper dignity. We never taw him look more gen-
tlemanly. Lawrs's Ranger was as fpirited as ever;
and Mrs. GLOV7 was very animated in Clarinda.

Earl MOIRA, while at Greenock. infpefted the
battery, and was fainted by his Majelly's !hip Tout.
rats Lot and the (hips in the offing. His Excellency
alto vifited the fhip-buildiog yarclof Mr. Scott, and
Mr. Laird's Manufaftory of Patent Cordage. On
his entrance into the former, he was greeted with
three hearty cheers by. the carpenters, who exceeded
zoo, and were drawn up on the occafion. Such,
among hundreds of inflances, may be reckiined a
teftimony in favour.or the great and deferred popu-
larity of Earl Mott A.
The meeting at Dundee, on the t nth inft. to cele-
brate the anniverfaiy of the Battle of Camperdown,
was numerous and .refpeflable. After " The Me-
mory of Lord Duncan," and other loyal and appro-
priate wafts,. the Chairman gave—
" While the Emperors of the Continent are contending for ter.
Orem may the King of Great Britain be contented with the
• Occan.
Bare 'sArchtrithop of Caaterbary, Judge Daly,
Lady Mains, Lady and three Ma Harbin, Lady Mary Hay,
Lady Jardine Hay, Hoe. Mils Macy, Hon. Colonel Cain° Gar-
don, Sir Samuel and (say ?Mawr, Sir Francis Buller, Rear Ad.
irdral and Mrs. MDonall, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Singtem,Ucht. I
General and Mn Jolinflone, Major General sad Mrs. Hopkins,
Major Undfey, and Major Bayard.
ARRIVALS IN Lennon—Load and Lady Hoteit, from the
Earl of Buckingbanithire's Seat, Nodton. in Llncolndidre-Amed
Lilford, from his feat in Northamptonodre-.Lady Ceadmatim,
from Worthing, at her houfe In Grofvetroaquate—Bak al Da
by, from Knowilepw-Lord and Lady Glafgow—Adapiral said
Mrs. Graves, and General Hall, at Fe Loa's Had, In Jaclyn-
Brett—Hon Mr.Mooftio, from Burton, to his father's, in Se,-
Mint-plum
Darearaaasriest L —The Duke and Duels& of Bed.
foed., to Woburn--Dthe of Montrofe to Myndock CAR.
ling—Duke of Norfolk, to Arundel CAle—Earl Radnor to Tun-
bridge Wells.—Earl Marartney, to his villa at Cbifwiek—Lady
Louifa and Miff Manners to Margate...Lady A. Carpenter, Lady
Shipley, Lady. Catherine Stewart (d-devant the Hon.
Ugh), on a rifle to the North of Ireland, to her Relatives by her
recent union—The Hon. Mrs. HOWIIIICIIIOIIIII
Mr. North, to Bath, on a viSt to his Fenn:, the DinOOP of Win'
cheat:.
The Marquis of Dowes tas's birth-day was cele-
brated lett week with a ball and (upper at the houfe
of the Marchionefs of DOWNSHIRI, at Brighton.—
His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Watts, the Dukes.
of CL•ILIINCI and Sussex, and Count 13E/Nines's,
were of the party.
The Earl of OxFOILD'a third daughter (lately born
at Florence) was baptized on Wednefday feinnight,
by the name of Awes, atfirompton Brian Caftle one
of his LordOsip's feats, in the Coun of Hereford.—
Great feftivity took place on runtyaflou all his
Lordfbip's tenants bong invited to the Caine.
On Monday, all the Volunteers, both Infantry and
Cavalry, Maidenhead
t,ewneore
fcTotevkiewthede
upon
fthe
MaidenheadM
different Corps strived upon the ground. An ar-
rangement having been previoufly made for their,
forming a line, the different Corps were Coon formed
into a line, under the command of Sir NATHANItI;
DUCISFIELO. Soon after eleven o'clock,
I.urn.ovt• ar.d GLANSTEAD. the Reviewing Generals'.Generals
of the Dilltie, accompanied by their Aids-du-Camp,
arrived on the ground ; they were received with all
due military honosrs. The brigade then went
through the different marceuvres in Inch an excellent
((richer like manner, that General LUDLOW pliblicly
thanked the officers and men for their good behavi-
our. After the review, the different Loins retired'
to the fides of the thicket, and partoil of Come re-
frethrnent. The day being renatkably fine, numbers
of fpcflaturs were attrafted.
The firll and two ether regiments of the London
Volunteers arc to be brigaded on Saturday afternoon
in Nloorfields.,.fully accoutered and in marching
Hor-
der. Lord ARRINGTON is to review them for the
Intl time till the enfuing Ipring. Circular letters have
ten tent to all the members, requiring as great at. at-
tendance as. pcffible, and it is expelled that the muf-
ter will be the fulleft which has taken place for fere.
sal mr.ntlis.
The following Corps are to be brigaded on Nen.
mington Common, on Toofday, the 23d 1011. and re•
viewed afterwards by Major-General GaosviNcia,
before (kneral the Earl of II RINOTJN
The Loyal Southwark, Lieut. Co: john Akol, Cram Inbrt.
Loyal Lambeth. Liget. cal. Sind.'.
The Chrillebureit, Major Ltheafter.
The R.therhitle, Major Wells.
On Friday. the 26th infant.
The Pint Surrey Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Gaitfkill, Coin-
mamlant,
The St. Saviour'.. Major Putt,
The fit jribn'a, Major ling,
are to he brigaded under the command of Major
Crilcral Gaissvanoa, and reviewed by General the
Earl of Halmos° roe, at Mootperwr Ground, WiAl.
worth.
Stays LOTTI11.1•.411 DAY.—Nn. 930, a
Blank, but, as fire drawn, entitled to tc.cocl. :
No. 15.049. a Prize of soool. ; NO. 20449, Prier
cf tool. ; Nos. 15,11t7, 19,577,14.379, kris cscf tot.

cach.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER, MEETING.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18.
Sweepflaks of roost. each, h. ft. for 3 yr old colts,
811. 41b."fillres, 8(1. Acrofs the Flat.
Gen. L. Gower's e. by Don Quizottc, out of Higbllnena' s
IA Grofvenor's b. f. by Sir Peter, out of a fitter to Shiptoa •
Ld Egremont's e. Difmal, by Precipitate, out of Tag - 3
Mr. Wyndham's br. c. Latitat, by Waxy, out of a filter to
Magic - - - - - - - Pd
Ld Foley's br. e. Czar Peter, by Sir Peter, out of Xenia pd
Five to 4 on Ld Gower's c.--6 to 4 agft. Ld Grof-
vennes b. f.
Sweepltakes of wogs. each. Acrofs the Flat.
Duke of Grafton' s Peliffe, Sit. 71b. - - • 5
Mr. F. Neslc's Br4DRO•111, 7R. 131 b. • - • a
LA Foley's c. Watery, by Waxy. 715. 91b. - • ' 3
Three to t agft. Peliffe-6 to 4 agR. Brainworn—
cto4 on Watery. .
Subfcription Plate of cot. for 2 yr. olds, 7ft 4,1 b. and
3 yr olds, 9R. 41b. fillies allowed 21b. Two yr
old C. . .
Duke of St. Alban's b. C. Merryman, 3 yrs old - - I
IA Grofvenor's eh. c. Rouge Dragon, 3 yes old_ - •
Mr. Windham's eh. h. 'Fhe Carpenter, 3 yre °IS - - 3
Mr. Wilfon's b. c. Stately. 3 yrs old - • - : . &
Seven to 4on Merryman-5 to t agR. Rouge Dra-
gon--2 to I agR. The Carpenter.
Sweepftakes of i cgs. each. Two yr oid C. Two yr
olds, carrying 611. 71b. 3 yr olds, 811. and 4 yt olds.,
8(1. 81b. The winner to be fold for wogs.
Mr. D. Radcliffes Nitre. 4 yrs old, -
- -
I.d Grofvertor's SWIM Bull, 4 yrs old
Mr. Mell/lh's Snits, 3 yrs old . . . _
Mr. Ladbrioke'sDifmal, by Precipitate, 3 yrs old
Mr. Wyndbant's Carpenter. 3 yrs old - -
Id Saekville's b. e. by Pepfus, 4yn old - . .
Six to 4on Nitrer-3 ft) 1 agR. Baron Bull—C to 1
agR,. Sulks.
Sweepßakes of 2cgs each. Froth the Turn of the
Lands in..
Sir C.' Bonbury's Orlando. pit • -
Duke of Grafton's Pic Nic., Sft elb
•, Howarth's Malta, SR

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• 3
4

Mr..
Seven to 4on Orlando-2 to t tie Pie Hier
Lord F. G. Olburne's Elizabeth, 9R. beat Lord
Grofvenor's Rouge Dragon, BR. D. I. yoga.--
6 to Son Elizabeth.
' Mr. Waftell's Lumbago, 9ft. 71h. beat Mr. Mel-
lift's Tetotum, 7lt. I 31b. Two yr old C. 4 Conc.—
' 3 to t on Lumbago.
Mr. Wilcon's Stately, SR. 51b. agfl Mr. Mena's
Sulks, by Ramos, 6(1. 91b. R. M. tools.—Off by
concept.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke or Your and a fe
left party, dined yelierday with General W ,
at his houfe in Orchard. nreet, Portman.-1-quare.
Yefierdaj the new Under Sheriffs of the County of
Middlefei and City of. London gave an elegant enter-
tainment to the Sheriff*aad Magiftrates of the Coon-
' ty, at Ireemafont* 'tavern. Mr. MAllliiii.lllo was
us the Chair.
The Loan MaYoa's Dinner, on Ttiefday, was one
of the moll fuperb of the kind given at the Manfion
Houle for many years pall. The following were of
the party :
Aicklueue.,—Sli. 3. Wettest, lit Le,Mefurier
Pe:chard (Lunt .nay
Mayor Eledt) MOWS'
Sir J. Earner T. Smith
W. Staines Lea, and
M. Means Hunter
Recorder, Town Clerk, Chamberlain's Clerk. Solicitor, Sheri&
Seholey and Doraville, the Two Under Sheets, Mr. Rentem-
brewer, Mr. Skelton. Mr. and Mrs. Lamberts. Lefties,
Mlfs Graves, Mr. sad Mrs. Cowell. Captainrs. Sao*,
Mr. Paving, Mr. Disou, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hilton, tee.
The dinnir given on Friday fe'nnight, on the pre-
fentation of Colours to the Ludlow Infantry, in
Oakley Park, the feat of Earl Posits., confined of •
thoufand pounds weight of beef, eight fheep, five
calves, twelve hams, twelve tongues, fist), couple of
fowls, numerous venilon petits, and raifed partridge
pies, with a great profufion of puddings, clamant, and
apple pies, there being no lets than a cart load of
apples ufed in the latter article.
Yefterday the ballot commenced In the vary of
the Church of St. Bartholomew the Great, for the
eleftion of an Afternoon LeCturer, in the room of
the Rev. Mr. WATKINS, refigned. The glalles were
finally doled at four o'clock, when the numbers ap-
peared
Ear the Rev. Mr. 11 William!, • I t
Charles Price, M A. 64

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9.4sinrity --
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The Matter of a Dutch Academy very gravely tells
the Public, in an advertifement, that " by way of
fport, or to try the drxicrity of his pupil:, he frequently
leads them to a c.'utap of tree,, and, while he is count-
ing fifteen, every one mutt climb up force tree, fo
high as to be oat of the react of his cane!"
Laft week was married, in Cambridgfhire, JAMES
Goanow, a Serjeant in his Majefty's fervice, to Mies
NANCY PITCHER, With a fortune of 5,000 l.: Mils
P. was in the conftant habit of attending the evening
parade, where the fine figure and manly appearan• .
of the Serjeant, added to the adroitnefs with which
he pet formed the military manoeuvres, made a deep
impreffion on her tender and unfuepeding heart. She
was not long in difclofing her paffion to him : for
one evening a friend of hers called the Serjeant from
parade, and acquainted him with her inviolable at-
tachment. The gallant fon of Mars, who had fought
and bled in the defence of his country, anticipated the
envied ph.afure depending the remainder of his days
in the arms of beatlty, and in the enjoyment of do-
mellic and conjugal felicity, and immediately clofed
with the p:opoeal.
At the loft Worcefter Quarter Seffions, G. T.
F------R, Efq. was indicted for difturbing the Mini-
Her and Congregation of Elmley Lover, during the
,ime of divine fetvice, of which be was found guilty,
and fined aral.
On Thurfslay laft jamss MINGAY, Efq. was for 1
the third time (worn into the office of Mayor of the
borough of Thetford for the year enfuing, on which
occafion a very elegant dinner was given at the town
hall, at which were prefent Lord JOHN Frrzaor,
Lord Rs or (Colonel of the Loyal North Britons),
Sir W. ALTHAM, SCCAIC. T.: defert, which was very
good, tee.eived an additional flavour, in confequence
of its being ferved up by the well-known tat: Po-
mona of that town. As a mark of elleem for the
worthy Mayor, the band of the Stow Hundred Vo-
lunteer% attended, and much enlivened the company
by playing fevers' martial and toher ails, with their
accullosned excellence.