Star.
London, England, 1804-05-29 00:00:00

IMT.If KEG' THEArri

Saturday a new Comedy, fmto the pen of Mr. T.
som, was produced at this Theatre, under the title
of Guilt} or net Gay? The principal ehardters are—
Lori - Mr. Mica's.
Edmond Rigid - - Mr. ELLISTOIC
Major exiles - = Mr. It. Pattiz&
11/4.B:dance - Mr.Caa►ra U.
Chutes Satinet - - Mr. Pa Lama. jolt.
Sir Harry Prager - Mr. Da Carr.
Lady 'Rigid Mn. F. WOODPAU.
MIL WAILD.
Ml. OttIIANL
- ?Alfa Wooarau..
Mra. Mom
- Mrs. St

Mn. Balance
Suzette
Sophia •
NEM' •

The (tory is taken from FONTAIIIe• Novel of Mel
; and on the opening of the piece, we are'
tito that the Hero of it, Educed, has been espelled
the univerfitv, turned out of the army with difgrace,
atrociated with gamefters abroad, and that, on his re.
turn home, he had attempted the life of his father,
and the honour of Lord ftid's fecond wife: the (educ-
tion of an amiable young woman (daughter to a ve-
teran officer) is alto attributed to him t and loch is the
terror infpired by his very name, in the village where
he Yellin, that he is obliged to live in a date of per-
fat feclulion. His father, with a view to reclaim
him, propofei to him a wife. and introduces him to
his ward Sophia, and in doing fn, becomes involved
in a duel with her lover, Sir Harty ;—Eaksood inter-
feres, and this event tends to a full explanation of his
condu&, and he is unite 4 to the Major's daughter.
As a light Comedy, this Piece is, we thiiie, &pc-
liar to any of Mr. Dieois's former produaions. It
is replete with humour, interell, and morality.
Loft night it was performed for the fecond time to
a crowded Wide, and loudly appleuded.

A man advertifes for "a wife who is expert in
feat, semomm," meaning nothing more than what
people mean every day, when they marry a woman—
to pay If their dokr.
It appears doubtful from the fpeeches in the Tribu-
nate whether France is (till to retain the name of
Republic. No one will deny that filches as jug a title
M it under her Emperor as the bad under her Caviar.
MATILIALS TOL COlitleltaTloll.—All that are
wanting for the fira Emperor of the BOII•PARTI
Dynagy, it may nut be ufclefs to tell him how inge-
nious men have fupplied fueh difficulties. When Mr.
W ntrvaltLD built his Tabernacle in Tottenham-court-
road, all the Bifhops refufeci to con ferrate the ground.
At the very fame time the wall of St. Andrew's
church-yard gave way, nest to 6hoe-lane, and a great
number of waggon loads of earth were carried off.
Mr. Wit 'Twit LD purchafeJ this, and !prink:el it over
his Tabernacle Yard, and by these means reconciled
his followers to it as a burying ground.
The Duke of Noaroax raturned to town yefterday
from Arundel Cagle.

Sir Romer and Lady Ottawa arrived in town
yenerday, from his mother's houfc at Eprom.
The Dual of Yoac give a grand dinner yeller-
day to a Idea party of faationables, at his houfe,
rottman4quare.

The Earl of Sarros had a grand dinner party yef-
ter day, at his horde in Grofvenor fquare.
Lord Mammals gave an elegant dinner at his feat,

Lady HEATNCOATB'S rent, Grnfvennr•fgnare. lab
night, was numeroutly and falltionably attended.
Lady likta moron gave .a grand concart fall night
to a large party ud fathioaables, at her houfe in
Berkeley-fguare.
The Conntefs of Ross tv r's concert latl night, in
St. James's-fguare, was very falhionahly attended.
Lady Tors gave a grand (upper fall night at her
houfe in Great Cumberland-place.

The Counters of BUCRIN ONAIRIN IRS's grand route
was numeroully attended on Saturday night. The
company began to alienable fnon after nine, but he
majority had not art ived until the opera was finilbcd,
when the magnificent (Wit of rooms in Buckingham-
fairs Haute were thrown open, and difplayed a molt
brilliant teens of youth, beauty, and Wiliam. A con-
cert of amateurs was intended, but did not take place.
The ditappointntent was,:howaver,ansplycompenfated
by the enchanting tones of Lady EMILY STRATFORD
and Mr. SMITH, who fang livers' duah with exqui-
fits tale.—At twelve o'clock an elegant collation was
fared in a new and extraordinary ftyle, under bail
kets cf flowers fupported upon pedettals. 'This was
the device of the elegant hullers. whore fancy was
never exertifed with more happy elicit. In the fplert-
did circle of the night were the Duchelfesot BOLTON
and Morraoss, the Marquis and Marchinnefs of
SA 11031:R T, MAFOttiOneff of HIRTTORD, Earl and
Counters of Hatteou RT, Earl and °wrath of List s-
ates, Lord and Lady Mortar and WARD, Lord and
Lady MILIOURNI, Lady STIWART, &c.

MR. TnaLivssoN's Mitscyateric—Great preps•

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rations are making at Foley-houfe. for the cutting
Mafquerade, which is fired for to-morrow evening ;
but Iltould the weather prove unfavourable it will be
pnaponed. From une tl,oufand to twelve hundred
tickets will b• iffued. As the honk, although
carotid, well adapted for the purpufe (being very
fpacious), cannot accommodate fo large a party,
temporary rooms have been creßed in the gardens.
Direlly fronting the fouthern fide of the mantien, a
theatre, upon an estenfive plan, has been etaled,
which is fitted up with feenery, a green•room. and
every reqn:fite to render it ufcful and commodious.
About twelve o'clock the theatrical reprefentations
are to commence with a ifehr-Dralas, called the /a-
iLsCatim 6f Beaaper:e. The objea of the piece is a
borlefque upon the late proceedings in France.
The performers are all to be amateurs of
diAinc-
tinn; and from what we have heard, the characters
will not be indifferently fupported. Mars. P. bls.
rause, CH•11 R. C Colonel Atm.
triton°, and Captain Bissaror, are, it is laid. be
among the principals. A grand rapper is to he given
at halt atter two o'clock, when a fccne will piefent
itfelf (Worn wimeffed in this country at a private
hoar. via. that of teeing above a thoutintl perfonr
cantina feared at difcrent tables at the fame time.—
About four o'clock the iireat hall will be opened. and
the fame mod of diverlified amufemente are eapea-
, ed to take place as at the 1,11 asafquuadc, Tli. a
Cosauy Fair,