Star.
London, England, 1816-10-28 00:00:00

TIIEATRES.

.• DIMLY iiMer-The Bs!sy Body

was perfanned

Saturday with great applause. McNees mid HAR•
in as Sir Francis Gripe and Alartike, were veer sec.
cessful, and the cast was altogether satisfactory. The
new Farce was repeated: Till the second net had
' commenced, it was only intenfired by bursts of
laughter, and shoots of approbation ; but towards
the close, strong opposition was given. The author's,
friends exerted themselves with much energy, and'
the shouts of e Bravo" with Which they met the bite*
of the hostile party, made it no easy task to detect
mine whether the Piece had or had not the satraps
of the Majority of the audience.
COTRNT Gmtume.—Miss O'Nuu.'s first appear.
• Alice in the character of beide this season, was
greeted oa Saturday night with enthusiastic sp.'
plaave• by a most crowded audience, and however
et:sandy we may have passed our encomiums oh her
'estimation of this part, on former occasions, we con-
felt de the want she has left °s melting to wish for:-
=Tindeed, she has rather increased than dial.
ier pristine fame. In her scenes with Tri/-
ist ey she was most pathetic and effective. In those
Stith Ririe she displayed the workings of a great
eland, struggling between the inward remembrance:
of affection for her husband on 'one hand, and the
*met disclosing a sextet on the other, the knowledge
a- which was an ineurmountabk bar to all her hap.
pisem. Wheel she is informed of his arrival, the
dread list it might be her husband, and the fear of ea-
**entering hint ; the way in which she lulls all sus-
picion, by exelaiining—" tbe-joy, the unutterable joy
Of again behOltliag thee, for a while staggered me,"
Sege a true picture of nature and feeling, and drew
hoot the audience reiterated bursts of -applause. Mr.
C.. *e was a good and able representative of
Cede's, anti in messy of the scenes presented a forcible
daliseidon of the hardened villain, whilst Mr. Yount:
eitr et tinily successtel is aims The rest of the
eilimeeem were respectably rifled, fled Wait con.
dotted the eireniuKsfresameet. 4 ,
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4.1.110be1444er, Oki bd9Pettos ken s° 42_41H
in bia OW riot sines the enbahit sertisTeig.
xiqn of he ebntelit bruins him and his brave oppo-
se's', that he could not be brought up to Queen.
ainure on Saturday to undergo an examination, as
VP expected. In coasequence of such indisposition.
be is not confined in a prison, but under the special
Care of an officer. The trial will come on at the en-
suing Sessions at the Old Bailey, which commence
ott Wednesday neit. Curtis and Turner bad long
Wrote each other, and a4iiralry only had existed be.
them as to the possession of pugilistic science.
:Its AT 'BIC:VOIR CASTLIAbOin two o'clock, in
the night between Friday and Saturday last, we re.
nt_to stem, an alarming fire broke out in Belvoir
aikle, the epleedid seat of the Doke of RUTLAND,
near Oranthein,4lt Lincohashire. It con:maned in
the carpenter's room, in the western wing, is which
workmen bad been employed during the preceding
day, but how particularly occasioned is not known.
The Lames spread with great tepidity, and commu.
skated to the centre, but an alarm having beta given
ia thine, the children and servants were removed from
dallier. The Duke and Duchess of Iturukan were
It dre time op a visit to the Duchess Dowager, at
Chearley. Intelligence of this alarming accident
Peached iowo yesterday by an express from the latter
I=ast for the purpose of relieving the numerous
of that noble family from all anxiety for their
personal safety. The latter did not state the final
result of the fire, whether this splendid edifice was
entirely destroyed or not. The intelligence last
aigbtexcited great interest in the west end of the
sown. The Duke of Dayouseute was among the
11101‘ anxious inquirers upon the occasion.
A stage-coach was upset on Saturday weep. on its
pump down the bill feast Brosely friths iron bridge,
ky wllich an outside passenger (Mr. Evans, Lionel
manufacturer, near NtV/LOWN Montgomeryshire),
was killed on ..he spot.
The lioness, which attacked the horses it:the-645.
hitry taail.emeh, did out hill the dosa oared in
*lame relation of , The Wstkier Gala
:kems
aglip-ir Ito lime% ,n. , ' meek attached,
quoted the I,cree, 104 . . Oa do" which ii
was tweeted would vibt am% die victim of
her fury : but the aniasale-wlllt:inote orpreech than
viciousness, inflicted a slight punishment on -it, and
44 hearing the voice of the keeper. retired underneath
a staddle granary, where, soon after, the keepervery
dellberastety got in, pet his arms around ber.oeck,
sod secured her without any !sutler isjury.* The
owner of the lioness has publisbed a Loa; sayim,
show broke lotto-in consequence of some persei•breaE
open thecarsvae, in expectation of :sealing goads
going to Iliflisbuty Fair.
The l'lsote of St.. Nark 'at 'Vanity, very much re.
stables dortalais Royal of Faces. A church, which
formid ime)dits sides, wamaken swaybythe French,
mid a raristi•of.public buildings atteehed to she Ono
anted in at, pleceleiti a a* vseniteulliag with 4hs
tagaaimiais sides. Os: this new aide, sommakosa
eras rinsed a aagnifiseet gionpris reilskai Theios,:.
litims, and several ocher *flageolet:l Apo% gimping
the ens taille of lees irith a laurel emeadif • The
figure-. Briairiams bat bewsentewer-a.eli Ow rem
as before-and she whole of this fine -geol.
fa= the abatecirof any object Armee* has as air
. enierstely whimsical. The alarmed Carinthian
' hews; which decorated for gamma' thatiaeh
the Carousel, have reamed their mecieat •
ewer the rand inch of the gat:, of St. Mark.