Star.
London, England, 1810-09-01 00:00:00

ARRIVED, AT CHELTENHAM'.

The Earl and Countess of Meaborough, Lord Massareene,
floe. Miss Lygon, Hon. Miss Longwortit, General Kerr, Col.
Marrhy,Col. Wardington,Lieut.-Col. Blummark, Major Young,
Opt. and Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Dawes and family, Captain and Mrs.
Brown, Capt. Lyall, Capt. Champayn, Lieut. Jackson, R. N.
Lieut. Glassock, R. N. Dr. and Mrs. Woolcombe, Hon. Rev. Dr.
ind Mrs. Goddard, Hon. Rev. Mr. Bridgmar, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and
Nils, Mackay, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Wyatt, Rev. W. and
Mrs. Rawlinson, Rev. R. N. Hughes, Rev. Stafford Smith, Rev.
Mr. Maclean, Mr. Mrs. and Miss De Windt, Mr. and Mrs.
Figginson, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley,
Mr. and Mrs Sikvester, Mr. and Mts. A. Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Weymouth,
Mr. and Mrs. Inlock, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, Messrs. Sales,
Lane, Phillips, Handy, Glendening, J. Phillips, Leslie, Stevelly,
Barnett, Cox, Morgan, Banks, Smith, Clements, Lynch,
Douce, Donalan, Johnson, Jones, Stevens, Bushell, Gould,
Cooper, Pollock, Wild, Stewart, Stocks, Sheppard,
Dtinhar, Stranger, Wallis, Wright, Fenday, Brandon, Cross,
ciditstcr, Pugh, W. Johnson, Child, Scott, Seaton, Blackney,
mV;;, .I', R. Hill, Goodwin, Harding, Hatherell, J. A. Smith;
J. W. Lawrence, Crosier, Stockwell, Powrie, Wm. Beverley,
Boyd, Humpiir,,y, Storks, Dowlas, Mr I'lrvey and family,
Miatresses Dickson, , R. Jackson,.Dougan, Payn-
der, Stevens, Shelly, Gardner, Col. Butler, llecher, Coles, Sprig,
Greenaway, Davis, and M. Mackintosh ; Misses Mackintosh,
Collins, Davis, utler, Seaton, Roberts, Bell, Hunlrv, Taylor,
Greenaway, mitht Adams, Howell, Epsworth, &c. &c.
. . F:c.

The town and neighbourhooJ are remarkably full
—The Wells and places of amusement boast an ex-
traordinary display of grace and beauty, and the
High-street at mid-day exhibits an endless variety of
elegant equipages ; equestrians and pedestrians, of
all descriptions.
Saturday, an amateur made his debut in Romeo. From
his first appearance to the last scene, he was greeted
with bravos, immoderate fits of laughter, hisses, &c.
When he did die, a general encore ensued from every
part of the house, and so did he mistake the meaning
of the audience, that had not the curtain dropped he
would have gratified their demand. On the Tuesday
Hlowing he appeared in Othello. The moment he
nude his appearance the row began, nothing to be
beard but groans, hisses, and an universal cry of of
1-4.1 He stood it all till the end of the fourth act,
the audience then lost all patience ; their clamours
wae so loud, that down fell the curtain ; he con-
nived to get before it, paraded backwards and for-
wards for the space of 20 minutes. The Manager
:as called for • he prudently kept out of the way.—
" Drag him oif" was vociferated from every corner,
but all in vain. The play, in the interim, was given out
for the next night, and promise made that Othello
should finish, with their permission, where it was ; he
still kept his station. The lamps were then let down,
still he remained. At last they grew desperate, and
pelted him with twopenny and penny-pieces, apples,
&c. which he deliberately picked up, and offered a
reward of 20 guineas to any one who would inform
of the persons that threw them. A constable
tas called for to bring him off, but he would not stir
—at last, one of the performers rushed on the stage,
!li.k him in his arms, and carried him off triumph-
totly, to the no small satisfaction of the house. So
cult d the play of Othello, and we will venture to as-I
,i•t the merriest Tragedy that ever was acted.
When performing the love-ski Romeo, the puzzling
cuestion, ,g Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art THOU Romeo?"
a?peared so decidedly unanswerable, that the House
Ivas thrown into convulsions of laughter. His name
is said to be Coates He is the son of a West-India
zrzrchant, who has left him a large fortune.

MARGATE, AUGUST 29.
A hoy came in yesterday at noon glutted with
happy passengers of all ages, who filled the decks,
',.ad clung about the rigging as thick as flies on a
sugared jar. It was a pleasant circumstance to see
the jocund creatures land ; some recounted their mi-
raculous escape from shipwreck off Greenhithe, while
others scudded off with their baggage like ants, with
a load larger than themselves, in search of a mode-
rate caravan era. Here they will remain, looking at
the pernicious glare of the chalky cliffs, in the blaze
of noon, with astonishment, and rotting their best
pair of pumps with salt water in search of cockle-
Lulls to make a grotto for their bed-chambers in
town, till their lank purses denote but the possession
of one weeping half guinea ; when their discretion
immediately rings the alarm bell, to impel them,
like prudent soldiers, to think of an apt retreat : then
they purchase a pound of solid aliment, and an ounce
of bohca, and precipitate themselves into the wooden
bc)wels, or rather lower cabin, of a friendly boy,
where they lay, perdu to catch at the contingencies of
eating and drinking, and cease to acknowledge them-
selves either in Christendom or safety, until they can
rapturously behold St. Paul's Church once more.
August3o. A young inhabitant (Mr. Robert Gore
of this town) was observed yesterday morning strug-
gling in the water, and though the most early assist-
tance was afforded, no vital symptonis appeared.