Star.
London, England, 1803-10-18 00:00:00

7411:1T1E.E.5.

Caner guns —Lail night the Tragedy of IV,
*erre was produded, tr ihe firit time, at this Theatre.
in a deny fplendid dile, the dronatir 'refry, of which
as it Ilisod in 'the iih, promifed to 'the admirers olt
the kik-ionic art, a rich intellectual treat; 'as, in ad-
dition to the Rolle of Kisses', and the Eivirqoll4l73.
SIDDOMS, .00111 was riamed as the reprefentai ire tar
the spanifh General, from whom the Play takes its
title. Towards the middle of the frit fcene, in Which
he' made his entree, it was perceivable chit he was
fora what iarkftofri; but his reeeption was filch, bg
a very ntunernus and elegant audience, as Rimed to
infpire him with frelh Spirits and Confidence.—Having
proceeded, however, through two or thiee fiseeches;
his Voice faltered, and he made a rudders (}rep—thq
Houle applauded, and fie again attempted to go on,
but was again obligedto make a paufe, and murmur
a fliort apology : he loon after leaned hernia tipoti
the arm of CI. A R 1140 N r, who performed Valverde, ap4
peared very ill and; while ia: ccjas was 4cprecat•
ing the judgment of Heirs,. upon the guilt of thy
Spani.rds, n was led off the Rage. The adore
waited for ftime time expeding his return, and the
audience became very clamorous. Mrs. Sionnas and
CLasaMoa r attempted to clove the mutilated aft, lout
were driven from the Rage. and the flat fcene fell.
After the la pfe of a quarter of an bout, Mr. Csase.
racial- came forward, but the Manager being loudly
called for, he wad at length obliged to withdraw s
when Mr. KIM aLt appeared, dreffed fnr the part of
Rolla; and Rated that Mr. Cones was fo ferioully
indifpofed (" Drunk—drunk"—was vociferated &nal
feveral parts of the houfe ;—" Indeed no," Aid Mr:
Kirescs), that it was imprAble for him to proceal
with the part ; hut that Mr. Samosas had undertaken
to performit, with the aid of the book, at a very
fhort mate, and hoped for the indulgence of the au-
dience. This addrefs was applauded, aad the fecord
aft commenced; when again the bottle became cla-
morous, and demanded a repetition of the preceding
fcene, on which Mr. &miss; with great addrefs and
pretence of mind, Repped forward and Aid," Ladies
and Gentlemen, with your permilion, we will begin
the performance again." This gave univerfal fans.:
faction, when the curtain fell, and again tore at about
41/420afifeven o'eloe4. ' •
Alter this every thing went on fmoothly.—Seat
DONS delivered the tested* Pinareo as well as could
be expelled in his titration ; and the reit of the Tra-
gedy was ext-emely well performed. Of the {Trll4
and *lvira of Mr. Kr mace and Mr. SIDDON S. and
the Aieseso of Cu Ks 'sacs, we have no new
obfervations to make ; they never were mare fucceiL
ful.—'l'he Cora of Mrs. H. Sinuous was extremely
delicate and imeretting, and her father (Muster)
gave cnnfiderabk dignity to the character of the ami-
able Monarch of Qnito.—The Las Calm of CORY was
very refpedable ; and the highly finilhed little pare
of the Pentroian Cattive, was affectingly delineated by
Lite of the Haymarket Company.—lnt
Valverde, it is but jaltice to add, that Civansproar
was more than tribally attentive to the Wind's of the
fcene.—lNcictioa, in the High Prieft, was charm-
ingly in tune, though, perhaps, a bats voice would
be better fuited than his to the charafter. The reentry
and dreffes of the play are very beautiful, and it will
probably hare a tolerable run. The houfe was ev;
tremely crowded.
Douai LAN s.—Pizarro here retains all its aurae.
Lion, and is likely to acquire new interest from the
rivallhip of the other bottle. The fuperior depth of
the Rage renders the privations, &c. grander and
more finking. Their Temple of the Sun is Id%
tier and larger in all its dimentions. The 'rod
cal part of the performance greatly excels the other
honk. The aching up in the whole is inferior; hag
Pore's Rolla is highly refpeftable, and Mrs. Powett.
approaches n • to Mrs. Stomas in Elver/ than
any other charader fbe attempts.

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