Star.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

VIENNA, AUGUST 14.

The Emperor of Russia will arrive here the first
week in September.

Yesterday, the of WESTMORLAND gave a grand
dinner, at his house in Grosvenor-square, to
The Duk• of Wellington, Duke of Beaufort, the Lord Chan-
cellor- Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Castlereagh, Lord Sidmouth,
qe E'er! of Aberdeen, Earl of Winchelsea, the Duke of Mon-
trose, &c.
The Windsor Bachelors Annual Revel was held
last week at Bachelors' Acre, where the various sports
took place, and the several prizes were adjudged.
Notwithstanding the inauspcious state of the weather,
the assemblage of spectators was numerous.

An elm-tree of large dimensions, which is supposed
to have been planted in the year 1611, in the grounds
of the Charter-House, was, by a sudden gust of wind,
blown down on Sunday morning last, and falling on
the garden wall, beat down full 30 feet of the brick-
work into Wildernes-row.
In the neighbourhood of Southampton there is
scarcely a field of corn that is not carried ; the pro-1
Iduce is abundant, and of fine quality.
Extract of a Letter from the Havannah, dated July 1:
(4 We are quietly choosing our Representatives here, and the
citizens are now all armed, and pretty well trained. Patrol
duty is performed by them every night, although we have 6,000
troops here of the Army, part of whom I wish away. The peo-
ple are yet children in politics. Should the Government change
in Spain, this Island will maintain her independence. We are
apprehensive of some disturbance in Mexico, concerning the
proclamation of the Constitution. The distresses arising from
the depression of commerce, have reached us here; produce has
fallen, and planters, even at the present rate, cannot find pur-
chasers for their crops, and merchants cannot, consequently,
get payment of their debts from the planters. Confidence is
nearly lost, and many houses have failed that made considerable
shipments to Europe last year, all which wore destructive from
the fugue of certain houses here."

711EADRES.

DIUMY-LANE THEATRE.—Tie Tragadi Of Othello
was performed on Monday evening : we quote the
following, from the fourth Act, to point out how it
was received by the audience :
" Emilia--I will be hared if some eternal villain,
" Some busy and insinuating rogue,
" Some cogging cozening slave, to get some office,
" Have not devised this slander ; 111 be hang'd else.
(Applause from all parts of the house.)
" fagm—Fye, there is no such man ; it is impossible.
" Drs.—lf any such there be, lies vlO4 pardon him !
" Ratifia—A halter pardon him ! and Heil gnaw his bones !
(r.unders of applause.)
" Why should he call her, Whore ?—(latmense applause)—
Who keeps her company?
" What place? what time? what form? what likelihood?

(The Pit sto.bd up, and clieertr‘)
•
66 The Moor's abus'd by some most villainous knave,
" Some base notorious knavc., some scurvy fellow:—
" 0, Heaven, that such companions thou'dst unfold;
" And put in every honest hand a whip,
" To lash the rascal naked through the world,
" Even from the east to the west !"
(The Pit stood up again, the men waved their hats, and the
women their handkerchiefs ; the acclamations throughout :he
whole House were loud and general, and lasted several minutes.)

HAYMARKET THEATRE.-.-64 The Suicide," a Co-
medy, by COLMAN the elder, was revived last night
at this Theatre. It IA as extremely well acted, and
received with applause. This Play, though so long
an alien to the Stage, is probably familiar to most of
our Readers. We shall therefore merely observe,
that a man in business (Mr. C. KEMBLE) becomes a
man of fashion and pleasure—is ruined—determines
on suicide—has a harmless dose administered to him
for poison by his mistress (Mrs. MARDYN), who ac-
companies him, unknown, in male attire—imagines
himself on the verge of the grave—and becomes re-
pentant and reformed. Mr. TERRY acted a citizen,
partner of the Suicide, a personage of no gre4t scope,
in his usual style of admirable delineation. Mr. C.
ICEmaLE was eminently successful in his (the princi-
pal) character, and Messrs. CONNOR and FARLEY
were very entertaining in a duelling scene, which pre-
sents a ludicrous exhibition of cowardice. Mrs. MAR-
DYN also met with great applause.

The site of Mr. HARRIS'S new Theatre, in Haw.
kins-street, Dublin, is now preparing for the erection
of the building, which is to be completed by the next
Spring.
A young Lady, who is said to be a pupil of Puiturs, mad,
her appearance on the &age in Dublin, on Friday evening, in
the character of Katherine, in the Siege 1 Belgrade, with every
prospect of being an ornament in the Operatical department of
the Drama.

The Leamington Theatre has opened with every
prospect of a successful season ; amongst the Per.
formers is Miss POVEY, of Drury-Lane. In the list of
the latest arrivals there are—

Sir Thomas Shuckborough, the Hon. Mr. B. and Lady Tal-
bot, the Hon. Mr. Norman, and Major-General Birch.
A handsome Monument is about to be erected at
Plymouth, by subscription, to the memory of his late
Royal Highness the Duke of KENT.
Last week, the Rev. ROWLAND HILL preached in
the Chapels at Manchestei, in aid of the London
Missionary Society. The collections made at the
doors amounted to upwards of £6OO.
Lady CLONMELL is the Lady Patroness, and Mr.
WREN, High Sheriff of Warwickshire, and Mr. HOL-
BECII, are the Stewards of the ensuing annual Cha-
rity Ball at Warwick.
The following Anniversaries of Royal Nativities
have occurred this month :

His MAJESTY, on the 12th, completed his 58th year.
The Duchess of CLLIZNCE, on the 13th, her 28th year.
The Dyke of Y 6 u, on the 16th, his 57th year.
The Duchess of Karr, on the 17th, her 34th year.

The Duke of Ccoasoc.s, on the 21st, his 35th. year.

The pnvate apartments provided for the QUEEN at
the Parliament House, consist of two rooms adjoining
ELLts's coffee-room, and formerly occupied by Mr.
KEW, of the late firm of BELLAMY and Kaw. It is
a curious circumstance, that when in the occupation
of Mr. KEw, they were let for the accommodation
of the Managers on HASTINGS'S Trial, which lasted
seven years.
Monday, the Marchioness of STAFFORD gave a
breakfast at Stafford House, Cleveland-row, to their
Royal Highnesses the Duchess of KENT and the
young Princess, Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER,
Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE, and a select
party of distinguished Personages. The thjeune was
a la fourchette, and did not take place until three
o'clock. The rarest delicacies, including ices, fruits,
confectionery, &c. were served up on the occasion,
and the illustrious and distinguished guests did not
depart until five o'clock.
The Earl and Countess of ST. GERMAINS gave an
elegant entertainment on Sunday, at their villa at
Blackheath, to a large party of distinction. Among
whom were—

The Bishop of Exeter and the Hon. Mrs. Pelham, the Bishop
of Oxford, Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Somers, Sir Arthur Legge,
Bart. and Mr. and Lady Charlotte Pinder.
The Earl of GUILDFORD entertained the Ambas-
sador of the Netherlands, and a large party of dis-
tinguished Personages, yesterday, at his house in St.
James's-place.
At the Derby Assizes, an action was brought, for
the express purpose of spewing that cattle,. even when
trespassing, must not be abused. In this case, the
plaintiff's pony had trespassed into the defendant's
field, when the defendant set his bull-dog at it, and
the pony was, in consequence, severely bitten; and
for this unlawful conduct the Jury gave the plaintiff
a verdict for 40s. with costs.
The business at Glasgow is now rapidly reviving, and the ge-
neral gloom which has so long hung over that manufacturing
City is dispersing. The operative weaver there, at this time re-
ceives ninepetsce haffinany for the same quantity of work for
whish he was last year paid no more than twopence halfpenny.
The harvest is now general in the neighbourhood
of Carlisle, and, upon the whole, may be reckoned a
full average crop ; though the late heavy rains, in
many instances, have much beaten it down.
At Ipswich great Lamb Fair, this year, Mr. Rotra
half Down Lambs, of One-house, were sold ewes and
wethers together at 82s. per head. The Duke of
GRAFTON'S at 265. the Marquis of CORNWALLIs'S at
255. the Earl of BRISTOL'S at 28s. and Ldrd CAL-
THORPR'S at 245. 6d.
Ceae-Eaostapoz, Maisx-natts, Atreus? 50.—. Although the
supply of Wheat was very small this morning, it was more than
equal to the demand, having but few buy' r; at Market; and
what trifling sales were made, were upon much the same terms
as on Monday.—There have been considerable arrivals of Oats
this week, and for which the trade was heavy, at a decline of
about one shilling per Quarter trom Mond.t y's gstetagam_iii
Barley, Beans, and Peas, there is no skeane&