Star.
London, England, 1827-05-07 00:00:00

THE KING'S THEATRE.

This Theatre was crowded to excess on S•
night to r items the first appearance of Madame Pure.
So early as seven o'clock a seat in the pit was not to be
had, and the passages round were in consequence com•
plete/y filled by those *lto were unable to obtain tutu
and limg before Madame PASTA appeated.not a s:ngle
box was nnoccupiied.
The performance was the first act of Tencrali asd
the second act of Roateo and Cialielia. Madame Past
was most enthusiastically greeted on her entrance. '
appeared to be in euelknt health, and is, we think,'
more em loon point than last season. Her first scow
Pubis-dace. and in grata phial," was particoluly he.
Her expression and mode of acting were particularly
hapry, and the great volume of her Yoke never vs
heard with more effect than in the aria is Ditantipd.
pli," in which she was encoted. Madame CA ItADOg
sustained the character of Ainenside. She sang the ca.
vatina " Come deice all', alma lie with much Pet*
:alas, and a most beautiful neatoeis•:of execution; Rd
la this she was much and deservedly applauded. In the
second act of Romeo cad Giuliala, Madame PAM
sang the celebrated air, Ombra adotala, with partial!
tar pathos and expression, and appears to be as decide
it favourite as she watt last seasdn. In the brilliant cat
de we noticed,
Moles* of Kent, Priem% Void r. Prince Esetbasy, Dikt
Deveirldro. Duke and Dashers of banner ; Marquises Anskirh
IhitiAilesb• , Tadao& Hortfeed.Claaricarde, Bristol, Go.
n`alatella„ Ledden, Marquis and Marabou
at Wenimhty; ilaralisnesistis Aglniney, Canwitarde, Wos*
Ildieberft kaidamadoff7. lionbilsess 6
Vdryt DAMN: lawslimass4iiiirsissis lasi Owswass:
Uxbridge, Heedenak, . Werosudi. edsaohi
Westmorland, ThibmitiMe. ant Counter of Belfut ; Cow
tosses Sktillekl. Ittatbenene. liariey, Yt. Amealo, Mansfietd. We?*
eunuch, Daraastaa, ilswiabrop s Lords Bolgrave, De Dm":
..111e, Hervey, A. Hlll, Lard and Lady Gore, Lord and W 1 h
SOlDeflet CountWourangti; Vieuents AM. Casdettegh,l*
*Oh Lake, Palmerston. Granville ; Baran Walloon. Tuition
Howard De Walden, Gwydyr, Montague: Baroness sraak,
Sirs John Burgoyne, Thomas Mostyn, Francis Burdett, me m*
Hope, George %maks, Clarks Morgan, W. Rooky, Ida
Beckett. Thomas Lawrence, Jobs Leach, John Why. Sir_ 716°1.
wad Lady ; Ladles Grantham. km DeCr4".,
Paget*, C. Poulin, C. Stanhopil
ea,lirreban. , Lambert, Graham, r
Grevllk, H. Parker, Meyrick, Lady Dowager Anode&

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.-1411111THEWle Trip to Paris
was honoured by an elegant audience an SiturdaY enn'
ing, who departed highly delighted with his able a.
ertions.
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Miss BATON is engaged by Mr. Aasoto for them
suing season at the English Opera House, *he"
grand Musical Entertainment is already in Vera'
tine, under the superintendence of Mr. HAT'S. Mr.
MIAMI has likewise a new Drama, in three acts, sad
new -Fake, quite ready for the same Theatre.
Lassos, accompanied by his wife and two childiw;
'intends to take a trill to Paris" at theetline of Drulr
Lane Theatre, where be will remain until the !caw'
commences in September, when ,this son of islcom
will again serve under the banners of his friend Pal"'
A countryman driving a team, the whole of vhicb
the fore horse was so fat, and the rest so
were of Pharoaleslean kind, was asked by a portl y *annuls "14
ipso 1M muntryst
replied, " The fore horse is is lawyer, sail ether. are his diO4,
BATONNIL—Sunday se'nnigh a sad accident tom
place at the Commune of At. Jean le Vieux, In this departs°
(Basses Pyrenees). Just as the worthy Priest of the Comma!
had finlibed blase, the ?auk of the Church pee way and the rei
fell in with a tremendous mash. A great number of pews::
buried in the ruins, and stmt or ten lost their, lives.
females were most shockingly mutilated, and It wai with dir"41...,,
that dm were extricated from the mass of stones heaped 017;
yds. The Church was fit a very dilapidated state i bet per
darted to it as there was no other in the vicinity.

COURT OF KIN CO BENCH—Tan DAY.
ABDUCTION OF MISS.TURNEN.
THIt wAstriteLos' CASE.
The ATTORNIT GetaltAL (Mr. SCARLITT) rose to
address their Lordelips on the above case, when the
Learned Counsel was interrupted by Mr. Bootrowast,
who iiitim ‘ted to the Court that he wished the sub-
ject to stand over for s few hours, in order to consult
11,1 r, Sergeant Cross, and the Counsel on the ether side,
effect an amicable arrangement, ar'i thus save their
lordships the trouble of hearing the further proceedings
on this call,.
The Arroanat-Gswennx. said, he had no objection
to accede to such a proposition if it could be done, but
be could not say in a few hours.
*Justice BAYLRY.—We will allow you time; will
Thursday suit?
The AtrowIrf•GENERAL answered in the affirmative.
Lord Tearcanarr then said, let the proceedings stand
over till Thursday, and in the meantime you will, Mr.
Brougham, have full opportunity of consulting on
the snhj tr.
Mr. BRUlJOHAW.—Certainly, my Lord. •
The further proceedings accordingly stand: for
that day.