Star.
London, England, 1810-11-22 00:00:00

out .
pfrast
Theatre, and generally so li t tle at tendedto,
extraordinary was expected to follow these
tions. The person, however, who was thus ,
out last night was quickly seized by those in
box into which he hal obtruded himself and
precipitated into the pit, to the great del gln
r.
of the audience, who expressed their approbation
the novel spectacle by loud and reiterated peals of ap-
plaue. The unfortunate Wight, thus ousted, remain-
ed in the pit some time eying that part of the theatre
from which he had been thus ejected.
Swaff ham Coursing Meeting was last week more
than usually well atterded, and all the genteel lodg-
ings were full. Upwards of 100 brace orgeybounds
were in the town. The 'assembly on Tnursday -evening
was verygenteelly andiashionably attended.
A Court of Directors was held yesterday at the
India-House, when the un dermeutioned Ca ptains Were
SW.Orn into the command of their respective ships,ril.
Captain RICUARD COLNILTT, Castle Edell, Madras AS
Bengal ; Captain Pnerietuce. GAILLARD, Union, St.
' Helena and' Bengal.—The Court adjont lied at Sii
o'clock till to-morrow.
Lord MINTO returned to Calcutta about therniddle
of May. The intelligence has been received by the ilte
arrivals from Bombay. We arerhappy to he enabled
to state. from the same source, that the British EmPirel
in India is in perfect tranquillity. Governor Demon's
exertions in the Presidency of Bombay have luppilY
preserved that settlement and its dependencies tirni
the disturbances that have agitated the neighbouring
Government of Madras. •
There have been taken at Boviness, en the Solf*l'
Firth, from the 10th to the 16th inst. the very great
quantity of 4000 dozen or upwards iif floundesio'fie
(a quantity exceeding any ever before know/1.11)111w'
been taken there), which sold at from 94. to 3.1.1- Pee
dozen ; and have been of great benefit tint only to&
inhabitants and neihbottrielod, but to the a.tier.
' marker towns—besides the supply of Ath'e-
at a season when de close time for saloon t•licesrize •
Tuesday. last Joseph Prowse, carpi.ntcr,
Edgcumbe, took a fovelilig.pioce to kill so:P14411
the court, and not knowing it to be-ahead): (-hut,.
put in another, which. on being fired, b,irst ihqui;
carried off his filige,rs; and so
.drea,lfully
hind That guliututiblitiab fotai uecc4%.orY•
•

THE KING.
The following are the..Bglletins received this
ftertiltruhlsor, en the subject of His •t • .•
" KIVDSOBeCAst Lc" way 21
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• diso,rudeirN
osoculltaNitinilTuesA6B. gorjiiwithet:‘iti7Arti).:l;t.i;l2.•
va.
tiAJZSTY continues as he was in the •
4.44 i* (Signed) " R. REYNotei:
• - 7r.; " W. Henteou.
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44 R. W 11.1.14." A
• eg His MAJESTY'S th
riation since yesterday." (Signed as bsfore.)
•Mials•
ARMY. to
The following is. a Return of the Officers si
wounded, and missing, on the occasion of the ,
unfottututte Expedition from Gibraltar to Maki
under, Lord BLAYNET: •
Klliadradajor Graot, of the 89th Iteslntrot,
Woondal—Lleurenant Read, sod Regiment.
Mining—Lord Blayne,- ; Capt. Annealey,Lient.
sign Watts, Ensign Moulton? Enaka Hltper, 89th Retract
Lieut. Stanton, Foreign COips.
'e. 4! RIOT AT prxmouritDocr.
•
opsised:M4likif7r.tlnieigfihtr;t4hetimeTt:rsteraesuant, wPilthntlh7Ttil.raD°4ls3
of ;Toot Shore, and the farceOf Lock andK.y. The
h*Tifig been newly paintedand deCOrateti,the Masagir
tbdught proper to raise the price•of admission-44
Rome front -Ss: to 41. and -the }lt from 21. to 21.6 d.
14 an additional sixpence on the haltpriceadmission
tb the Boxes. A welt ntiinbei of order's were dimi.
bated- among the 'Manages friends, and the first
three acts c( the ptsty sent off tolerably tranquil ;..t.
but, on the admission of half-price, a dreadful scan
qf riot and confusion commenced, which could not lie
.144•411 by the height of the 0. P. war in the nu. Id.
• titipenil: It Was quite impossible to lien a word df
the. performance. Apples, orangei, halfpence, nigh,
ilud even glass-bottles, flew about in every direttioe
to imminent risque of a number of tires. The t
active among the advocates of O.P. were a body °
'eir heided• by several Midshipmen, who all
IMAM determined to conquer or die. Matters at
last began to wear so serious an aspect, that a.maitary
detachment was sent for and introduced on the stage.
./40 sooner, however, had they made their appearance. 1,
d▪ ianthe sailors rushed on the stage in a body, an
s .regardless of the fixed bayonets, they drove the 101-
- diets from the stage, and kept posseuion of it them.
advei foe.* considerable 'time. Other parties of tics
itn;klieir stations in the Pit and Boxes, and bete
appeare. every disposition both in them and the other
adicicates of O.P. to do serious mischief to the house,
which had already felt the effects of their vengeancis.
.Atlast the Manager finding the opposition to tie
e new prices so general and strong, came forward, and,
having with difficulty obtained a hearing, informet
the' audience that the prices of admission should •
9 reduced to their former standard. This speech
dhailed with three cheers, and the audience shortl
•
d after separated. Several persons were severely • '
4
ed, but no livas were lost:
at 'Towne, CoVENT Gaarena.4-The Comedy of
Provoli'd Hatband and the interesting pintomimic
Ballet of Fermin were last night performed at thi -
Theatre. While the fourth act of the play was •
)- forming, a very considerable disturbance broke oat i
the dress •.4 Throw Aim over !" was mo
a vehemently called out by-marry in various parts o•
rt the house. This ptrasi is so "filtoh in use at th
Et.
Iy
extraordinarylthe4tr"' an generalexpected ysoli ttlet ao t tfeonudoedw
rhea to, di,
es te
cold:
fni na:
I.l‘,
ntiuotnsiastTnheiep,ters:%).asn, hiouwiceveklyr,sewizheod
id precipitated into the pit, toe the great delight of man
te ; box into which he hal obtruded himwsebarsf
_ their onorttbation
thathnusosed
aP:itnoinatell