Star.
London, England, 1828-10-02 00:00:00

COVENT...GARDEN.

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At this Theatie, as at the o.hi v. the lora'ty of the
management was manifested by the introduction hoe
of 64 GOD save the King," which was sung by die
strength ot the Company. and encored likewise—We
say blue-titre, for both audiences were ,most ansioes to
evince their loyalty, and it is a proof of collective wis-
dom when we find crowded and elegant audiences ens.
nithous in joining in and applauding that tribute of
respect to the Monarch on the Throne, which the Na-
ticaal whenever it is play-deldniultaneessly
calls forth. time, as at the other House, the manage.
went commenced th:ir winter season with another
of the 66 Divine Bard's" plays—... Yoe Life It, is
which Mr. K 'mace played Oland°. and Miss JAr
vats, for the first time. enacted Rosalind. M. Kim
at.' does mit appear to have increased in years
mite he Ca essayed Orlando ; he still retains all
the flue of youth. buoyancy of temßel. and chin-
city of spirit. which make him so g.eat a favourite
with the public. 'The character of Bombed, too, full
of archness and lively pleasantry. was w eil conceived by
Moss JAklllAta, and equally well executed. She gate
the points of the dialogue with considerable effect. She
was encored in thh Cuckoo eon& which she sang with
much archness, and received the unanimous approba-
tion of an elegant audience. Miss HUMUS. played Celia
very prettily; she introduced "Oh I 110 ! we never men
lion him," with considerable taste and ezpressior.. Me
must not forget to pay oar respects toArdsey,Mrs.Gnies.
who was very amusing, and preserves all the fire i f her
youth. Mr. FAWCZTT, as lenchstose. has long favoured
the public, with his excellent performance of the chw
ratter. Mr. WANDB. in the melancholy ./ecries, gavel
very finished performance of the ir.oodyGentleman. He
was peculiarly happy in the "Sven Ages of Man," and
drew foith several distir.ct sounds of applause. Mr.
WOOD played Amiens, the songs of which be sang very
sweetly. " Blow, blow. thou winter %%incl." be gam
isith much exptession. BLANcilAito, in thla.mffing and
simple character of Wilkens, contrived tn draw dows
much applau e.
After the play, Pder Wilkins was peiforMed.
The whole of the performers. as they entered to
in their different characters, were warmly greeted.

The Commodore on the Cape of tiood Hope station
has written tn be superseded. The appointment was kit eared
to Captain 8. Pew, who declined it. It is. however, Steen
Captain Citancas )d. &amens who wilt rime Cewasedwe
WAAssos Mirage In the cosanuts4 sad goes oat India Ranh nee ,
Ranger is ordered for the West India station. all imembiserd of
Captain Wu. wacret.n.
LIVERPOOL,, Sam SO.--Yesterday afternoon Sr A. I
Haan the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, passed through
this town, mAd sailed for Dublin in the post-ofsee loam
packet.
A Meeting of the Subscribers to Lloyd's was belt
yesterday, for the purpose of confirming the vote of
1001. to the fisherman, George Harvey. Mr. Dawns
Also brought forward his motion, that a grant of O.
be made to Slow, one of the 'Alters, to enable bias 10
discharge the medical expenses incurred during a pro-
tracted illness under which be bas been recently labour-
:ng. Both these grants were unanimously carried.
A letter from Penzance, under date 29th September.
states the. Clench brig Le Mercure, laden with eil.caske.
mund to Bristol. had put into that port, having on board
*yen Maltese passengers, tent by the English Consul
At Brest, whete they haJ been brought in the French
iiigate Astrea, from Tunis, having been kept there la
A state of +l4mo y, until s'emanded by the Captain of she
;.tirench frigate.
• The expenses to the county of Suffolk for thews'.
•ution of Williams Corder, lately executed for murder,
am 2 .51.