Star.
London, England, 1828-04-17 00:00:00

COVi.NT GARDEN THEATRE.

Often as we have seen Mr. C KEMBLK in Don rdio
we never saw him a ith more pleasure (hats I4st nigti
for, althoukh the house was not well attended,
seemed in the highest spirits, and acted .ome pint,
the chat acter to perfection. COLLEY Clam telln
a great deaf of the fame of V4'llacs, in The !Yonder, hi
he never could have deserved it better than the pre*,
representative of the hero. It it now almost a -
tury since WlLits played Don Felix; and it is h,
too much to say that another may. and perhiips
elapse, before C. Keust.a's equal will be seen in
part. His reputation would have stood much by
it he had kepthiniself, of late years, to this line, insl
of allowing " an errant ambition" to.invite him to
dertake such characters as Ilanrkt and Wale.
CHESTRIVIS Violante was as good as usual; i
certainly one of her best parts, and, what is mote,
in which her fine figure and face stand ber in most r
stead. Withultt them, she could never have preten,
to the rank she at present holds on the stage.

BRIGHTON, APRIL 15.

The Duke of DEVONSHIRE returned to town thi
mornin.gl from the Royal York Hotel.
Mr. WRIGHTSON iS arrived at the Marine Hotel, who
be was visited by Lord Stntstomi yesterday.
Our holiday visitors are fast leaving us again, to
in the pleasures of London.
The weather yesterday was tolerably fine, and high
favourable to some agreeable diversions on the Rz
Course, which a field of some hundreds of persons,
horseback, on foot, and in carriages enjoyed.' The if
event which attracted attention was a race of a mile a
A half, between a well known hunter, named Jack Cat
the property of a respectable livery stable keeper, and
bower belonging to an Officer of the 10th Royal H
sari; it W2s to have beers heats, but Jack was so beater
the trial he had, that he was not started again. I
secrod race was heats, over a mile and a half
ground, for 150 guineas, between a spanking haw
and a comparatively small mare, called Creep
Jenny, owned and rode by Officers of the leth, in pr;
,tyle, habited a. jockies. The, horse tos k the lead,
;he mwe crept up so close to her oppcnent, that a:
lush she succeeded in gaining both heats. It was pie
diversion, and excited considerable interest.

The Easter Ea% at the spacious S a Huuse note:,
Worthing, last night, was attended by floras :dm
sixty to an hundred persons of istinction, many Ito
his place.

Admiral FELLowiti emert.iired a large party G•
dinner yesterday, at his house in Gloucester place.
ENGLISH OPERA Howie.—Afno.tig the distingnishra
Fashionable, who honoured the French performances at the above
Theatre, last olgtt, we noticed his Royal Highness the Milted
SUSSIX, the Duke of Datossiesas; Lord Buss, Lady limas, ad
the Hon. Mime PILTILE.

The Duke of CVIIIIIERLAND is rxarcred in Englard
in the course of this montkon a visit to his 3laarsvr. Already
various fetes are in preparation to greet the arrival of his nevi
Highness.
The Emperor NICHOLAS has fixed his coronation for
the Ist of May, at Warsaw.
Y aterday the CHANCRLLOR of the EiCHEQUER ttat
attended at his house in Downing-west by the English
Distillers.

The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audience testa•
Jay of the KM&
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess Sprott
visited the "Princess AUGUSTA yesterday, at her residence in t
Ksses Palace, Sc. Jima s.

Prince Liaves, the Russian Ambassador,
Prince LZOPOLD yesterday, at his residence in Pall-mall.
The Marquis de PALMELLA. the Portuguese Arab*
seder, and Count d'Orsas, the Spanish Minket (on a spa
mission), transacted business with the Earl of Donuts' yestedn,
at the Foreign Office, Downing•street.
The Earl of DUDLEY had a conference yesterday with
the Duke of Wawirosolt.

A Deputation from Dover waked on the CHANCEL•
too of the Ettoranuau yesterday, at the Treasury; Lord Saw
staassaLa and the Members for Dover were amen! those presets.
* Viscount MELvir.r.a entertained the Cabinet Miuistes
to dinner yesterday.
MARCH Of INTELLECT.—A Gentleman the other day
visiting Mr. Wood's school in Edinburgh, had a book put into is
hand fur the purpose of examining a class. The wad itsriertiew
occurring in the verse, the querist interrogated the youngster as fol.
lows :—" What Is inheritance ?" A. " Patrimony." of What
patrimony?" A. " Something left by a father." " What well
you call it if left by a mother . A. " Meiriswisy.
Two Clergymen have sailed from New York
Great Britain, to claim titles and estates in Lordslo
supposed to be. vacant. One of them was the Bes..i.
G. FRASKR, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian Churn
in Westfield, Massachusetts. The IVEtu Brernstuick 'Fists
has received intelligence that he is about to succeed
the title of Lord LOVA?, in Scotland, with an annui;'
of 20,0006. An English Clergyman as also said to hot
a claim to the title.

Saturday, the Ipereon, the Mary, and the Triton
sailed from Hull for Quebec, With SOO passengers, tai
the different settlements in America.
At the Sessions for the borough (1 Yarmouth, Franco
Clarke was found guilty on an iodic merit for teloniooll
refusing to stir r nder himself to the Commissionets
der his bankruptcy, and was sentenced to seven ?cal'
transportation.

'De Spanish sLip of the Ene, the Sovereign, wit!'
troop., and five transports with arms, arrived at Havana
on the 3d ult. frern Cadiz.

Dispatches were ►ece;ved yesterday morn:ng, at the
Colonial Offic Iron) the Mauritius.
The approaching D•awing-ltoom, in honour of hit
Nlajesty's Birth-Day, is expected to he the most splendid ewer wit•
neu.d in this country ; the town at the present time has not beer
so gay for a long period ; and the greatest addition to Fem•s
Beauty is the Emlallishment of thu Hale, which is produced
filmassa it OlL—the surprising' Elegance it gives to tM
Presses is inexpressible : also ROW LA faliS &tux:xis—this Incas'
parable Cosmetic removes all imperfections, and renders the SO
nd Complexion resple•ntdently beastly' II

~141AVAI

lb* Trkaa, Viumrs.
kb Febtuary,io La. 46
Tait Oarligosi, itOin

Downs.
kerived in the Clyde I
Bas, from I.eghori
'pow grocer/ WITH..
I instant, at Cork ; s
$ an hour, .nd ret
Brasil to London, on II
The Gratitude, BELL, frt
kn. 3. N. long. 22.
iltanbay, on the 24th
isAVILSILIID, Aran. 16.
„pion damage receivi
'King, WILLIAMSON. fur I
Diva, Aran. 16.—V
Buswar, from Crykra ;
Arrived front Loudon dr
and captain Cook,
Orsi&OUTM. Aran. 1
121111 T. from Palierlllo.
the Ith December
..4sumursi, Aram 1 is
Esissue., Aram 16.--)
LtvairooL, Aran. 15
Marseilles. Off port, do
WA2IIIIIOIID, Aran. 1,
pens.

EAST
CALCUTTA, Dec. 22.
e Bankshall Report of
His Majesty's ship Ra
the 29th November.
The English ship Pals
i ilk sth August.
The American brig 1
iras on the 27th Augur
The English ship Fort
the 29th November.
11w Honourable COT
Johnstone, from !tango()

Per his Majesty's ship
lieutenant hillier.
Per Hob. Company's
ire. Molony, Mrs. Fra
Princis; 'Major.General
'Colonel Kelly, Adjutan
45th Regiment; 'Coital
Francis, Dr. Orr, 'his N
Vernet, his Majesty's 11
1 European Regiment
Woodhouse, Madras
Per ship Bombay, fres
the Marine Pay Office
Infantry.
Sherburne, from I
Esq. merchant.
Prom Singapore—Job

Venn. swsiasi wrro.—
which gave her intelligen
Mug on the 10th August,
Loa Or TIM AlliA.--(1
1527):-..." We regret tc
Ada, Captain Allen, wh
Having arrived there, sh
China. She left the bay
dinged to increase, until
wliki the ship was wrec
hve miles from Manilla.
have been-lust. 'fht onl
the chief officer; bit. Br
tans to the supercargo, all
with the eaception of a fi
at Manilla from the wreci
formed Captain Campbe
accident, Captain Campb.
log some things from the
and specie. Mr. Giahat
Fox, at the date of our G
on the island of Luhan.
last her masts."

WIN 1

We are happy to
sufficiently well to If
is now about being it
most splendour and e
apartments. The p;
gold. The silk ha
made on purpose.
of a species of emb
country. Different
manufactory thereof,
me the tout ensemble.
is a bath. lii the co
ever, was not yet ti
is to be placed in a re
the left hand of the b
bath on the sight. 1
one communicating
door opens to a ptivat
and from thence to a
The avenue is by a
steps, of as vast dime
Hospital, and a raise
mid separates it from
water-work, is to deo
all highly ornamentei
of superb plate glass,
and about three feet
each window, made
by itself, slipping in a
so as to form a disc
most costly materials
case has a glass dome
wort of the finest tea
are SOO rooms, requi
tendanc.. The ',aid
two galleries on two
long, and beautifull:
erangle, and giving
Mattel poles for the
coveted. Bozo! of t
five hinges of the n
workmanship, costing
are iu every door t
6 the bed' moms.
qllachattgre, leading
walk, and affording
One of the stone broi
by two Fauns, each I
and looking towards
quite separate from
connection with it.
half a million. The
dle of 141ay, when tt
cording to others, by
the beautiful paintin,
aba ut to be desttoyed
being patched. and tit
though pail ted by tit
attraction to visitors
is removed from St.
Placed by a new one.
imitation of Mosaic.
art in small pieces of
lengths. Two rooms
dark blue paper, and
with gold ; the other
The Royal kitchen is v
and arches for chimne
presents a heap of but
Vinery is built quite
as two bides Ate conci
the third side, and the
mile uric which it SI

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13th February, in lat. 46. long. 15. crew arrived at New York.
The (larkaton, from Jamaica, h supposed to be arrived in the

DOWT".
Arrived in the Clyde the Jane, %Vint; from St. Lucia ; King's
Cove, Bee, from Leghorn; and Trig. BALLA/ices, from Marseille...
Vessitt.s stoles WITM.—The Regent, BLAIR, for !Wife:, on the
4 Cork ; she had sprung a leak, and was making 14
14th instant,
imbue an hour, Aid returning to Liverpool. The Jessie, from
op) to Lodon, on the sth January,long. 21. K.
Tile Gratitude, BELL, from Liverpool to Bahia, on 25th February,
in lat. S. N. lung. 2.2. The Galovidian, MANTIM, from Liverpool
.„ Bombay, on the 24th February, in lat. 1. S. long. 20. W.
'" 6eavgsgMo, APRIL 16.—The Crescent, to Naples, remains here,
repairing damage received by coming in contact with the Thomas
WlLLtastsos, fur Demerara, en the 13th instant.
Doc, Aram 16.—Wind S.K.—Arrived the Morning Star,
pause, from Ceylon; and Valiant, liaises, from Mauritius.—
Arrived front Londou the Thomas King, WILLIAMSON, fur Deme-
rara; and Captain Cook, Wed.'s, for Bombay.
F,IttrIVUUTM. AntlL 16.—Wind S. by E—Arrived the Brutus,
VOIR!, from Palermo. Passed the Cse-ar, %Vim., from Bengal;
tailed the gtb December, and from St. Helena the _4th February.
FaLatouirs, APRIL IS.—Wintl W. to W.S. W.
BatrivL, Aran. 16.—Arrived the Nelson, Wink, from Barbados.
LivearooL' MAIL 15.—Arrived the Earl St. Vincent, from
uancipaa. Off port, the Bengal, MIMS, from Bengal.
WAIRRPORD, Aram 14.—Arrived the Smyrna, SIaITM, from Fl.-
gums,

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