Star.
London, England, 1828-01-15 00:00:00

THEATRES.

. • • DRURY LANG
This Theatre-Was literilly trammed last evening in
every part, 'but much Of' the plei,sure of, the evening
was disturbed by an, accident which happened to the
Hartegaits (Mr. Howard.). • In one of the -early scenes
of the Harkquinade, the Harkqeix attached to the neck
of khe, aors was being swung round by him, when
being approaelied.close to the stage lights, the danger
Oche situation became apparent to the Claris, and at the
same time be was unable to check the violent onoticid
he had caused, the Harlefain loosed his hands, and
was thrown with •great force into the orchestra, the
Clown at the same time filling upon the lamps, from
which he was unable for some moments to rise. Mr.
Howact. was shortly afterwards' taken from his dan-
gerous situation and carried into the body of the house;
and in a scene or two afterwards made his appearance
on the stage, but was quite incapacitated from going
through the remaining tidiness of the Pantomime. The
Cord was not materially hurt.
COVE/IT-GARDEN.
In consequence of Mr.KaAll having been wised with
sudden illness, so as utterly to incapacitate bias from
appearing last night, the Tragedy of Hamlet was sub-
stituted hot; that of Richard the .Thirci Mr. YOUNG
having 'been some distance from town, was unable to
arrive in due time; in consequence of whit.h Mr. CHAS.
Yuma undertook the part of Harald, which he per-
formed with grin ability and happy effect.

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-The three turnpikes beyond Tyburn Gate, on the
Uskeidge Road, are to be consolidated into one. This
is a coovetiienee to the public, and a saving to the Trust.
7110 Worcester Bridge tolls ceased on Monday night
,: .
I,,eisa o'clock, after having been levied 46 years.

DUBLIN, JAM MU 14. •

Among the on dim very *Meet this day in, the a onfy
r.Nartabis.°le is, that irrallieitents.Will be made tar the resign:.
meet (Attie Cum Bozos, who will be succeeded by theAntotitirr-
Gammas, and that Mr. thsersin will resume the latter inch.
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PORTING IN7 ELLIGENCE.

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' BETTING.i4OO3I; TATTERSALL'S, Jas. 14.
There was a good deal of business done yesterday, as well in the
shape of Betting as in settling the new blinistry--the latter dividing
the attention emote of the lauding speculators. As the betting,
however, is the only subject pertaining to the Sobseriptioo.tooin,
we shall =cane ourselves to it. In the Derby most of the revolt.
rites retain the places they severally occupied onThunday, the only
akeratfon being M Soutlaite and Shoveller-%-the former having
made a decided advance, an the latter having risen from 40 to 30
to 1, bat without many friends An support him. The Colonel and
Druid were backed to a very ceaii&rable sum, and so was bier.
cheat. The twn brit favourites ►ave changed places for the St.
Leger, and Ultimatum got up in the adds--the other horses heap-
ing pretty near as in our last. Some brisk betting took place at the
following odds—

Mawr.

7to 1 agst Merchant (taken) 23 tb 1 apt Bavaria (Larissa)
12 to 1 apt Sorcery (taken) 25 to 1 apt Finesse
13 to 1 apt The Colonel (taken) 25 to 1 atst Omen
IS to 1 apt Druid (takes) 25 to 1 apt Defiance
18 to 1 apt Southgote (taken) 27 to 1 apt Amy
20 to 1 agst Mariner SO to 1 agst Shoveller
Ik3 to 1 agst Folly (taken) 40 to 1 apt Mona
4 to 1 apt Merchant and The Colonel (taken)
S to 1 apt Mr. Thornhill's colt (takes)
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The odds u before.
• • Sr. Lomas.
12 to 1 apt Velocipede 25 to 1 apt Ultimatum (taken)
•13 to 1 apt Messy Bedlam " 2.5 to 1 agst Memphis
In to 1 apt Coulon (taken) 25 to 1 sgst Smntelina
22 to 1 apt Merchant (taken) AO 16 1 apt Deiphine
22 to 1 apt The Colonel 40 to 1 apt Stapleton