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London, England, 1821-08-01 00:00:00

THEATRES

K ING'S THEATRR.—The Opera of 1.41 Gazza La-
( ra was announced for performance, last night, by
Ole special desire of his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cioarittnoc. In consequence, however, of the ill-
r:c,s of one of the principal Performers, the Opera of
Don Giosiandi was substituted at a short notice.
There was no public recognition of his Royal Hie... -
Less at any time in the course of the evening.
Be-
tides his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
there were present her Royal Highness the Duchess
cf (iLoccswrsa, the Duchess of Kssr, the Marquis
and Marchioness of CUOLMONDELEY, &C. The Royal
party left the Theatre at twelve o'clock.
HAYMARKET TII EA TRE.—.AfiCT the Entertainment
of High Life Below Stairs, the Comedy of Exchange
Robigry, was performed last night. Mr. TERRY
played his original character of Sir Christopher 0-an-
on-Ty, and proved, as usual, a most efficient repre-
sentative of the liberal-minded and feeling, but some•
what choleric old Knight Commander of the Bath.
OXIERRY, as the supposed son of Sir Christopher, the
hopeful Mr. Sammy Swipes, was highly comic. The
musical Afterpiece of No Song no Supper followed,
in which Miss CART W, in Margaret:a, sung with much
taste and sweetness. The House was well attended.

ENGL VIII OPERA House.--The new musical
Drama, entitled Mc Witch rye Den:dough, attracted
last night a full and fashionable audience. It went
off with increased effect, the necessary consequence
of a first decided success, which at once improves
and stimulates the Performers to increased exertions.
The metamorphoses of Miss KELLY gave a terrific
interest to the Witch, and the other Performers dis-
played their talents to the best advantage. The state
of public feeling makes it peculiarly grateful to no-
tice the success of this interesting Theatre. the au-
dience can never cease to feel that it is the nursery of
native talent, fostered and patronized by our late la-
mented So vEttatotc, whose patriotic feelings were
gratified in establishing an English Opera House.
ltovAt. COBURG Til EA TR e.—The Grand Drama-
tic Piece of Napoleon Bonaparte continues to attract
the most numerous audiences. The Theatre was last
night literally overflowed with company.
SADLER'S new Scottish Piece of the
Rival Clans was repeated last night, with increased
effect. The scenery is superb, and the music de-
lightful. The last scene represents the borders of a
lake of real water, and the destruction of a camp by
fire, and is really excellent. The whole strength of
the company sustained their respective parts with
great ability. It was given out for repetition amidst
the Flaudits of an overflowing audience.

Mr. Bisnor, the Musical Composer, was on Friday
thrown irons his chaise and severely hurt; the acci-
dent was occasioned by his horse falling, owing to a
tog crossing the road, at which he took fright.
Saturday a man fell florn the shafts of a market-
cart, on which he was supposed to be sleeping, in the
Kent-road, when the wheel went over him, and killed
him on the spot. Coroner's verdict—Accidental Death.
A letter from Warsaw states that a Russian army
of reserve of 100,000 mcn is forming on the banks of
the Borysthenes and of the Dwina. The regular
mail from Constantinople, of the 25th of June, ar-
rived at Vienna by the direct route, on the 14th of
July. It is evident, from all the letters, that the
most terrible scenes continue to succeed each other.
In Moldavia and Walachia also the Turks lay every
thing waste by fire and sword : unheard of cruelties,
aie pereetraied them