Star.
London, England, 1819-04-20 00:00:00

BRIN/ TON, APRIL , 8: te•? ;,

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Torn of the REGENT to the Pavilion on
fist had a pleasant effect upon thii
is.,o, as
;Is of the place has been 'pucccediat
and the Libraries, the'rides ind.unilkt;
Yrfrc ethibiied b•trt little company, have been
7,1,-ed with elegant visitants, aad the shopkeepgr;
700,,tir employ behind their counters. It is
ire both
ied, by those at a distance, the
:lege at appertaining to pleasure and trade,'
t•is Royal Dighness's presence produces here.
Anal Highness came in at about ten minutes
r,i4Lt o'clock at night, accompanied in his tta-
iiirgctrFiasc by th. Right Hon. Sir BENJAMIN
00E0, Bart. and was received by a guard of
or, consisting of 126 rank and file of the 90th,
the wowing officeis :—Major Wrt.nv, Lieu-
ogs litcnot.s and FLEartsra. and Ensign NEW-
-311 the co.:ours, drums, bugles, and band of
griment. The colours were lowered as his
pl Highness apitr,:ached, the band, drums, and
Ars, vibrated the inspiriting anthem of God save
roig. iltcrmingled with the acclamations of se-
ri heated persons assembled about„the lower end
tioah-street, the upper part of Great East-street,
radose)y wedged throng filling. the whole space
,de.square. merry peal from the church
followed.

THE- ARMY.

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liotensitttolOrtel BOSANQUCT succeeds to the
*wand &the Light Horse Volunteeri of London
iissititalinster, and Major MABERLEY to the Lieu-
Figt:colonacy of that Corps.
Thursday, General Lord HOWARD inspected. he
od Regiment,
.at Hilsea.-The inspection orNie
;Daps A Portsmouth took place yesterday.
flay Mbht, us a party of the 79th lteginient were
ing their rounas in the Dock-yard, ,near the King's
i7Ars, Portsmouth, one of them fell into the water,
61 vas drowned.
TIIE.4TRICAL FRACAS.

•
ruilisiz, who has been for some time perform,
kiat Crow-street Theatre, Dublin, having been in-
iced to assist at a Concert of Mr. Pat NORMA'S, on a
• when, her services were not required at the
, the Patentee, Mr. JONES, took offence at the
: . stance, and caused an intimation to be made
torus BYRNE that he considered her no longer a
• , of his company. The dismissal of so gre.,t
soul favourite naturally caused a good deal of sea-
:ion in the public mind, and at the conclusion of
Oe first piece., on the 14th instant, there was a loud
oyfrom all parts for the Manager. Mr. Morroo-
nu, the Stage7manager, then presented himself,
&ikons to know the pleasure of the house. A Gen-
tkein from the stage-box—•• We wish for an ex-
Oudot' respecting the dismissal of Miss BYRNe
—g Miss Byrne! Miss Byrne!" rung from all parts'
house.—Mr. MONTGOAIERY
" ladies and Gentlemen... The differences between the Pm.
Mesas and 51111 Beam are in a way de:tune:it, and have
sto hope that they will be amicably ac
This was followed by a burst of apFlause, and Mr.
llosoominy retired. Agaiu dancing commenced,
lapin were the performers ordered off, and Mt."
Ilissooutny a second time came forward.—A Gen-
bean (from the Middle Gallery).—
• Re. Bluarromisse.7-The question as to Miss Bra= h, I
noettled ; and I now address you on another subject. With
pr Management, so far as you are yourself concerned, we are,
litriew, all satished—(4llplaus4—but I appeal to a Gentleman
-ad you are, Sir, a ri cognised Gentleman—(kplaisse)-1 ask
Su, is It right, or is it with your appobation, that Consta-
*lad Policemen throng this Gallery, to the disturbance and
pcnnoyance of the respectable portion of the Audience as-
NU in this part of the House'.'"
This short Address was followed by general plats.-
its.—Mr. Mosrcomt- R V
It is not the wish or the intention of the Proprietors, and it
vainly is not mine, that Policemen should appear within the
tart the Theatre, unless in cases of actual riot ; and I am
while is no disposition on the part of the Audience to riot,
Meow or at assy 4,ther time. If there are Policemen now in
de lia!kry they h IL bt withdrawn. '
This was received wide a thunder of applause, and
Mr. MONTGOMERY withdrew. ,

ILL DAVLDaoN, whom the Papers have sent across
e't Atlantic to New York, is now performing at
Aberdeen. She opens the Glasgow Theatre in June,
lad in September makes her appearance at Covent-
psien, where she is engaged for three years.
asuev.t.tse THEATER.--The new Comely of
44lar was performed for the second time last night,
but ire cannot say with increased success ; as at the
ctie, when Mr. Joussrons came forward to an-
ii);lsce its third representation, the opposition wee, so
along that be could hardly obtain a hearing.—The
epaiment of lowering the prices of admission to this
Iseate not having succeeded, the former prices were
razed yesterday.
Com-c.c.s enes.—The Heart ?Mid Lothian was
Treated last night with great success. It has under-
rte many judicious alterations and improvements,
alt has been so much curtailed as to shorten the time
'314 performance full three-quarters of an hour.
SAINT PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS.,—Yeiterday
e'enitg, the Annivertary of this Institution was held
It tie Freemasons Tavern Great Queen-street, Lin-
Va's Inn-fields, his Royal Highness the Duke of
,"%it in the Chair, supported on the right by the
4'"ke DE SAN CA nos, and on the left bv TaEMLES-
-7.;.'4% the Archbishop of JERUSALEM 'General Sir
0115 Done, Reverend Dr. COLLINS, Lin% Rua-
L, and several other persons of high respectability.
Chairman proposed the healths of the Duke Df
''`'atuLK and the Earl of SiiiieWsliene ; the former
V. 3.3 &rained from illness; and the latter from being
I° the country, but he was sure their hearts weze with
After slimier, the children of the selool, 400
Itni ...linter, walked round the room in procession,
thh4auerai the Duke of York's band playing `• Pity,
i;i
.retre‘efolk4 and afterwards " Saint Patrick's
Zrt. I:1 the Morning." Two 'of the children, Anne
'a and William Buckley, were placed on the,
e
before the Duke of Sussex, who suspended a
2144alround necks, and addressed a short speech
t° them on tl• •
•eir r...aviuur. The •gallery was
thz ele3ant dressed females. At o'clock
u4lce of b/ssET. left the Chair, previous to which
'arced that the sebscriptions of the evening
alcAt
tee to - zior)
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2 ore 7 bryee, slater, fell from the roof of
ri
otc Anita* street, Greenock, and was killed