Star.
London, England, 1817-10-27 00:00:00

CL AR f MU teriOC TOBEA 26.

The Princess CiiARLOTTZ rode out yesterday in her
garden chair to the term-yard; inspected the alters.
tons going on acre, accompanied by Pr;ilce Leo.
vow, and several Attendants. Her Royal Highrese
proceeded Irani thence to the garden grqunds. Du-
ring her Royal Highness's absence from the house,
messengers artivrd from the Duchess rf Ironic at
Oatlands, with an inquiry aftll :he Princess's health.
This day, at twelve o' dock, use Pt lioCttsS CHARLOITF,
Prince LEOPOLD, the.r attendants, and the household
generally, attended divine service in the house, which
was perinrrned by the Rev. Dr. Sztoirr. Afterwards
the Princess, accomparie.l by P?llre LF.opILD and
!Jr. walkei.ia the Shrubbery to the grotto.
Her Royal Highness occasion:illy rode in her garden
chair. The Princess is enjoying 'good be,AiLit,

Dat/Itr-LANE TIIEATIIE..--SI/ANFSTIC4I/let CAMP
has always been a favourite with the Public—and at it
cannot be properly cast without calittg into action
the abilities of two first rate Perf(irmera, it is r. rely
announced f^r r' presentation without exciting in the
public mind an expectation of enjoying scene good
acting. On Saturday night the pat of the valiant
Moor was represented by Mr. KI:AN—" fionett Ingo"
was consigned, for the first time, to the success' ul &-
butane, Mr. Maywoota; and in die geside Dted,mona
a young Lady made her fir-t appearance on any siage.
In the part of Othello, Mr. Kt AN has been already re-
peatedly before the Pubic, and has, dotib.less, strong
claims to tha approbalqn which has been so lavishly
bestowed on .him. With regard to Mr. tvlicvavonu's
Lgo tve will refrain saying much, until we liar e seen
him again in We character, the Play beiiig announced
for repetition itPis evenirir—Mr. M.sywcoo, as ate
formeily said, titter seeing his representation of Sty.-
I/04 and 'Lange, is an Astor of extraordinary promise,
and will, we doubt no:, prove a first-rate acquisiton
to the Dili/plane Company. The name of thy 'meg
debar:nit, in Der4monit, is not announced ; but her re.
ception was exceedifigly haltering. Lace is hand.
some, her person eleeant, her voice sweet, and her
general deportment graceful and easy. She sus.
rained the character ihrotagnaut with.great effect.
COVENT GAEDEN•—•SAturday night, after .the
Opera of The Sige of Belgrade, a new Piece,• called
The Either and his Children, was p:rforioctl. The
logue is pretty and wen constructed—the incidents art
amusing, and the scenery beautiful. it was received,
as it nretited, with great applause.
FUNYIIIIII. OF Ma. Raruonn.—Yesterday, about
twelve o'clock, ttie remains of this Gentleman wet e re-
moved Iron his louse in Chesterfield-place, Grosve-
tior-square, for iiiterment, to SC Paul's Church-yard,
Covent-garden. The procession consisted of thirty.
six mourning coaches, and upwards tit thirty Gen.
ilemen, and th rte. n other carria;.es, in 'which we
-observed many eminent performers, and many other
private Gentlemen, who participated in lamenting
this Gentleman's fate. procession proceeded
trim Mr. RA...Aosta% house along Piccadilly, down
into St. Janies'a-street, aloud Pali-Mall, up the
Strand, and through the leading turnings, to the
place appointed f( r ritterrnoat. :It their arrival, the
coffin, which was very large and handsome, was
assisted into the chards, for service to be performed
over it, when the chutch, trt.m the pressure, became
so lull, that it was much feared s'Atte accident would
have occurred ; but from the esi.rions re the ()dicers
and parties in attendance, it was happily avoided.•-•
rhe following Gentlftiep..were the pa:Ll:eaters :
Mr. Dowton, MtAT.Johnettits, Mr. Dtbd:n, Mr. J. him-
stone, Mr. limy, and
rive. of the mounting ertaites ere oet-mE, 61 by the Rehtivet
trod Friends of the et ceJitt I; fifteen by Ow Get.tienit •.t Drury-
lane I'MAire, the (11-4 cotipitmug the C nuntvet-SM-. P. Mont-,
,Mr. Wilson, Mr. Lattihe and Colonel lintsla4,); ,evenby OM
Gentlemen of Covent•garidt:n theatre; a.til rite other nine by
Fri.lids et the d. ceased.

Ulu: private cartiag.s were those cf—Mrs. Coitus, with two
servants lu 0(114 liveries' Dr. Hower,. Mr...to,:n•VOß, tit.
Vaughan, Mr. l'f.d:ipo, Mr. Lambe, Colonel 1.) 7Vlr.
Perry, Miss 01k:ea, Koan, Mr. Mr. Brabant,
and Mr. Betty.
We were happy to observe marl- errin.mt profes-
sional Gentlemen from the sister Theetre, milers
who seemed to deplore the loss or their departed
friend and brotl:tr, amongst whom were the follow.
ing Gentler.en, in !tall mourning : •
Mears. Ke.n, Bannlsier, Otberry. J. 541114, G.
Smith, Decamp, J3Artl,.y, Maywood, Peaky, Nulty, Mak,
den, Kent, Barnard, Lrailes I:Leittin, :Wee,
Jones, Taylor, Liiton, I. Isaac., siuclair, Faros ,t, many
eller Gentlemen.

The procession entered the West gate of ae yard
into the Church. Alter service being .peit'lrined,
the ft:Muria were removed from the enure' into tile
Church-yard, wheic the grave was in reacl;sess at
the tight hand side of the East entrance into Covent-
garden; being pet in, prayers wet* read oihr it in
die pretence of a vast concourse of Firrierli g Misr
which, amtle of the above Gentlemen retired in their
and (Alters on foot. Every avenuseiltad—
i rig to the Chorch.yarst was exerssively.crowdsd:
we are happy to add that no actident occurred..—
. l'he awful ceremony did not conclude till three
4'clock. Mr. —AY.-.- ND'S grave is a little to the west
that of die celcboted Mr. Eiania, and opposite
:hat of the late Mr. FASlSNijalther to the Countess
of Many. Mr. RAVUOND 111.011 i turned of 48 years.'
We learn with cTio, satisfa that the Managers of
•
Drury-lane have renke tomanifest their concern
.or the loss of this Gentleman, by offering the Theatre
:tUr a Benefit in favotir •srPhirantiable Widow and
'numerous Family. -ett tej.astinguished performers
"16 both 'louses omen,' tu offering their services on
' he occasion t. And therefore we expect to see a play .
.vith such a combination of Went as will render it
'July a tribute to the virtues of the deceased, •
YALU it is reported in Paris, that rAusA, the ,
Actor, tiled a tcw dayesince on his way to Bouteleaus.