Star.
London, England, 1819-09-21 00:00:00

THEATRES.

COVENT-GARDEN.--The favourite musical Drama
of Rob Rey was last night performed—the part of
Diana Vernon, by Miss M. Tarn, being her first ap-
pearance in thatcharacter. She sang with great taste
and simplicity, and acted in a very agreeable man •
ner. Her song of John Highlandman was given with
much spirit; and the duet between her and Mr. Du.
RIISET, Alas ! we part to meet NO more! was executed
inn EWE pathetic style. BLANCIIMIN,WiaaIieIri
LISTON, and EMERY, made their reepects!!_pwasc
minent and amusing. Mrs. F*vcrs's Haft afC•
Clis a bold and spirited performance..
o ser was very fell.
SURREY TIMATaIIe.4II the midst of the first Act,
last night, Mr. Hiner entered the Stage Box,, atten-
ded by four Ladies and several Gentlemen bis
friends. He was received with three distinct sounds
of unanimous applause, which he politely returned,
by bowing to the different parts of the House.
The audience immediately stopped the performance,
and called for Rule Britannia. The Malager came
forward and hated, that, from the cast of the cha-
racters, it was impossible to have God save the King.
There was a universal cry of; " Art w as not calla for,
and he was hissed off. Mr. Huurtar then came for.
ward, and said, '8 Ladies and Gentlemen, what is
your pleasure r g I ,Bale Britannia," was echoed from
a thousand voices Mr. HUNTLEY desired the Or-
chestra to play it, and he retired amidst loud cheers.
It is but justice to say that Mr. HUNTLEY, consi-
dering his late severe indisposition, played his
part with a degree of talent worthy of a superior
stage. On Mr. HUNT retiring, he was again loudly
cheered by the audience, as well as the people who
had collected round the doors.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. CNATTRRLETI of the Theatre
Royal English Opera House, are both engaged for
the ensuing winter with Mr. T. DIRDIN, at the Surrey
Theatre. Arlr. 86mo:won, from Drury-Lane, Mr.
PAYNE, from Liverpool, and several other valuable
additions will also be made to the present Company,
among whom Mrs. HORN is also re-engaged.
Lord LASOELLES is arrived at Harewoed House,
Yorkshire, from a shooting party in Norfolk.
His Excellency the Hon. FRIDERICK LAMB and
suite left Melbourne House yesterday, for Park, on
his way to Frankfort. • .
The Duchess of Riensiowe and Lady JAITILTR-
"Iox arrived yesterday at their residence, Waterloo..
place, from a visit to Mr, and Mrs. DOER; at their
seat, Wilton Park, Bucks,
Wednesday the Marquis of St.loo sailed from
Howth, in the Talbot steam packet, for Holyhead.
The Earl and Countess of Sonata left the Mar-.
quis of STAFFORD'S seat, Trentham Hall, Stafford-
shire, on Saturday, for theil seat, Worktop Manor,
Nottinghamshire.
Thursday last, the election of a Member of Par-
liament for the County of Kinross, in the room of
the late Tnomas GRAHAM, Esq. of Kinross, took
place in the county tows', The Candidates were
Colonel CRORGE EDWARD GRAHAM, nephew of die
late Member, and Captain ADAM, Royal Nary,,Wbexi
the former was duly declared elected; die iotey being
ten for Colonel GRAHAM, and eight for Capt. ADAM.
It appears by an article in the National 1144-
gencer, that a Resolution of a vet?, 'extraordinary
character passed the House of Representatives of dle
United States at 'the last Session of Congress, con-
taining among' other things, the following Requisi.
tion That the Secretary of the Treastiry be re-
quested to report such measures as in his °piton
may be expedient to prqcnre and retain a sufikient
quantity of gold and silver coin in the United States,
or to supply a circulating medium in place of speck,
adapted to an exigencieS of the coning', and within
, the power.of Government,',:' • ~

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