Star.
London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

DE IT.444NSt.

EDITOR or TIIE SThR.•
tcrough the medium of your Journal! to
most grati:ul thanks to the Nobility,
more respectable portion of the Audience of
oral and active oupport during the unpre-
uper. my 'Tragedy cf TIIE ITALIANS.
,not deny me this opportunity of signalizing
in, Sir, your very olsedient servant,
CIIARLES BUCKE.

IIEATRU.—The production of Mr.
of The Italians, on Saturday night,
overflow at this Theatre, as was
the interest its publication had al-
andreds flocked to the scene of ac-
ic nsnal-hour, and the doors were
len every disposable seat was oc-7
'es were crowded to the very top,
Were obliged to wander about the •
of room, while the great contesv
a the body of the house. The re=
able to the Piece. That the judges
n here influenced in a groat mca-
,:ies by personal partialities. is a fact
fared from the very nature of the.
.) try. The friends of Mr. KrAs
be solicitous to instity his option
n.e the friends of Bucgx.wouhl.
themselves to counteract that opi-
icaw their, own favourite by .the de-
nitF.from which there is no appeal.
t airorded a still more conclusive
,probation of the one, and thcs app
.:r, were frequently signified Without
at least as far as our judgrnent.coula
a: passages selected by each. Hos-,
tmencecl. The curtain rose, and the.
without any Prologue or Adchesss
chic's was instantly resented. Mr.
nrd to apologize, and said that a
wiitten by the Author, which lie
ithe.raw. Its Object was merely- to
,geace. After this explarlation, the
Its admirers had .the best
stages of :he conflict; for they were
,:cud by the impartial part of the
valwas desirous to hear before they
two first Ac:s of the Piece went on-
onal interruption, and that chiefly
Tne third *was not so fortunate—

w.,s a tough—sometimes a comment.
,ual: the laugh was seldom fair, and
otter. illiberal but the interest of
Ibviously incapable of sustaining: it
the opinions of those who were not
ore had Lezun by this time to fall in
of the discontented pas ty, whose ranks,
-erful to be further resisted. Towards
Act, Mr. RAE was under the neces-
to the att..fiente to bespeak their sup
nJeatrurod to discharge his duty to.
Author. The appeal was regarflel
it was only foramoineut. Silence
on the prodution, a little longcr,
ler elecotion. The rourth and fifth

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is most pait,inanditili; but when the.
•it .;;colp"o:liectand succeeded bfan
he). raaa epuld hesitate to pro-
e decision was • strongli against the
6. ze commviced, • but the audience

Catcalis,..bellti,r:ttatss, and other
dicc-ord, Mingled with the superior.
Le hainan voice. The
_cries Vf ". aLa
sir. RAE,* became ingessant z. at leugtli.,
forwari, an d*Was jit;crally- Oa'
ventured to come for ward again with
ince, and. again was obliged to retire.
!.?. his appearance now. After asking
.what purpose lift was called?. a paper
cp Lioi f:o:n the Pit. containing .the
1.37: whetlicr the Tragedy was approxed
iplause followed the reading of this,
:lied out--" Withdraw the Tiagedy."
tuptaid to aliress th,nn, but in vain.
hut with as little success.

;I::ibitzd a placard, which stated that
wa then absent from indisposition.,
rd Wai held up, soliciting One trial
aurt came forward alani, and read a
vas haaded from the tit, stating, that
!:1 no: received an impartial hearing.":
n of the audience was exasperated 'hi
detc,miaation of the Theatre not
Lagrely remained unshaken. The
in dumb show, and the malcontents
express their resentment to the
Ilifevly, as we have before stated, a

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fceliag in the House, but *e
Le great majority of the audience were
it weal] be precipitate in the
a:e to p:anotince upon the ultimate fate
w.e eittett:iia but little expectation that
ill reverie the decisioit, which

try. ~y cight.

,cur.ussit.—A man came to Mr, Ito.
o, of liailgor, on Sunday week. with•
lacetated; it appears he had been
a public-house near Catnarvon, when
e arising, a monster in the company,
(S him, and in an instant bit his nose
in the confusion he made his escape.
t.—On Saturday last the State Lottery
;awing, when (as usual) Bisit's Offices
o
r,:zea,t, as he sold a
_greater number of
an any other Office-Keeper, as will be
i,:liewing List, all of which were sold At
Conth il I, and 9, Charing-cross, and
:a the Country ; _

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