Star.
London, England, 1828-10-06 00:00:00

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THEATRES:

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But few of the

M Notwithstanding the continual sallies .Of the besieged, our bat-
maintained
as
piece. pa __ yea's have
steady *ad enduring a popularity as Off
tortes are whiner thirty toivs of the forwent; and after baying car. ,".;
Lr pyre' oF Ace Roy, and it is Many suspects well wen •1
nett at the point of the bayonet, on the Ikh, the intrenchnients
thy of the distinction it has received. Flow law 10
took possession of them ro.day.
which the Teaks had raised to defend the approaches, our troops , it is ,
last thoroughly dramatic, and .contains a happy
•
" misture of the various styles of o:eat:kcal entertain-
For these two days two bastions have entirely ceased firing.
meat which are calculated to interest and amuse a
entertain-
" To ezpresa his high satisfaction to Prince bleoulkuff and to Gee.
m. c
t ellenenus audience. wolf pet formed at this theatre
Peroffeky, who has performed the functious of his S elf, and coo-
°on sAtmitay
threes them under the comman dof Count W w oronzo, the Em. ms. co re; le: ,night, and was received with lissom.—
the nods w, w and his performance was
Iferw has sent to too former the order of. St. Attainder Newsky,
Laud to the second that of Sr. Anne of the krst slass."—Jestrtsol
lie at once manly. vigorous, and unaffected. He looked
and spoke like a man devoted to his native wilds, but
a. brew., so:
wbo,,rir the midst of barbati,m.had a heartatisceptible
HA SIEURGH, star. 29%
Yesterday morning the steam boat from St. Petersburgb arrived of the noblest and tenderest feelings of our nature. Mt.r
.tiseou was as happy as ever in Bailie ' Aka /mei&
at Lubeck, after a voyage of ninety sis hours. It had three Couriers L
on board, one of whom set mat for Leedom, the second for Berlin, oat. LNATTIIt And Mr. MODS were respectable as Usrea
and the third for Paris.
and Rashieigh • but Mr. J. BLAND was a very iodide-
rent 1. rancis abaldislone. Asa leading chorus siager,
It was known el St. Petersburgh on the 113 d, that the corps Mt. BLAND may be useful, or be may even be adequate
besieging &burnished retreated 25 wreets; on the other bend, the err the.
personation of short characters in aft
but
.urrender of Varna was daily-expected. 7 • • • when he steps beyond those modest limits he only et-
a report of the operation. before Schitmla to the 7th Sept-says
ianses Inniselt to censure. Miss thlAwr, at biastrvet.
Tr be wart forage in the vicinity of &Mania is Pelt more anti. "
non, evinced some improvement, but she has still an ar-
mor. every day; in order to obtain it sus foragers are always obliged duous ascent 10 clinib befog she attains perfection. The
to go 20 or U wersts in a lateral direction:. So .great.smncoes.
stage busine.is which in thik piece is of'the very last
widener heeled to a resolution to leave the position at pre.tOt ?mu. import ince, was respectably executed.
pied by our troops, and to remove the bead-Timers of the wood f The I,,ughableestiavaganzit of Contfortoblo Lotightis
army to Jenibazar, to which place the hospitals wokail theiupet.
followed ; and the entertainments concluded with the
Suous baggage have already been sent. This movement will be
effected from the 10th to the 12th September." Dumb Savoyard.
COVENT. GARDEN.
With respect to the operations before Varna up to the iOch Sept. The Opera of Love ra a k Wage was performed on
it is stated that four of the enemeibutions were in ruins, that only Saturday night, fur the purpose of introducing Mr.
a few mortars in the fortress were undamaged, and the few bombs ..LIPANCHS TAILOR in the character of Yoeusg Meadows
thrown from them could not interrupt the proceedings of the character which is much in request with our vocal
besiegers. The ships detached from time to time kept up a heavy performers. On this occasion Mr. TATI.OX was received
bre on the fortress, and did it much injury " Every thing promises with considerable applause; and in "Oh bow can lis
that this blockade will soon be brought to a successful termination. language • weak," was encored. The under teats of Mr.
The brigade of Yaretwof the Guard is ordered to the right bank TAYLOR are very pleasing. Mr. Wow, in Hateihorn,
of Dwino Lake, to reinforce the detachment which is destined to was • encored in 4. ZOUndie neighbour; ne'er blush for a
cut off the Turks from the' reed to Bourse.. News has been re. trifle like this" This Gentleman's style of singing, as
ceived to-day from Pravadi that 4,900 of the enemy attacked Prince well as his voice, are very pleasing—he is a good actor.
blurtadow on the 9th, but were repulsed with loss and pursued by The Rosetta of Miss FORD; though. perhaps not so
our troops." powerful in point t (singing as some of her predecessors
Official accounts from Tiflis of Id September say, That on the was nevertheless effective. Her voice and singing is
sin Atiguat General Paskewinett had gained a spkndfel victory good, and the songs appertaining to the character, which
before Akalzik, over the united forces of the Pubes Rios she did give, were well sung—but there has. been a
hiahmed and Situtapha, having carried by storm their in. faction of late years of introducing airs which the en-
trenched camp, and pursued them thirty weras on the road 'thornever contemplated, and which iran ioirectiln of
to Er • e 'On the 27th General Peskeivitsch had take* proprie y dot at all to be commended. In. Lead of the
the fortress of Akalzik, after a sanguinely ;midi which lasted bemitirui-air of The Traveller benighted," an innoea.
thirteen hours, and cut to pieces the garrison of four ihousaod lioii was made, and another s rng introduced, " bftouLi
moo, which Was supported by 10,000 armed inhabitants; upon he upbraid," pretty in itself% bat foreign tattle opera-7
which the fortress and citadel cupitulatedt the following day, the M sa GuWARD play ed. Madge with co siderable hutoksr,
garrison of 2,000 men being allowed to depart. Oa db. &imam and Mies CA Wag WA' 4 Fie ifiag Lucinda.