Star.
London, England, 1827-10-03 00:00:00

EN OLIS II OPERA.

This elegant little theatre was last night closed for
season. Before the tieing of the curtain the house
presented in every past unequivocal proofs of the public
approbation. The pit, ga lei y, and boxes, were crowd-
ed to excess by a most respectable audience. The en-
tertainment con►isted of the Melodrama of the Cormisk
Miners, followed by the musical farce of the Spoiled
Md, and the Vampire. As the first of these pieces
has been performed seven and twenty times this season,
and the two latter are well known to every part of the
public, it is only necessary to state of the performance
genrrally, that it was throughout supported will great
excellence, and received with undivided applause. M.ss
Guesan.was rapturously encored in the hornpipe in
lisle Pickle, but, from extreme fatigue, she was ince-
yable of finishing it the second time, and the audience
• excused her. In the course of the evenirigMr.
the manager, came forward and delivered the
Address, which was very favourably received:
ATLIMEN—As this evening will close the present
ae homier, agreeably to annual custom, to present:
you. The proprietor trusts, that in otfering his
,owledgments for the large share of public patroone
has been honoured, be shall not be deemed arrogant
credit to himself for the manner in which be has
fortune to cater for your amusement. He has this
two more highly successful grand operas to those
r years have distingtasised this Theatre; and I have
that every exertion will be made in future, not
continuance of year favour, but, if possible, to
The very short period to which the season fiL this
ited, as well as the period of the year at whia it is
. necessarily prove a severe drawback on his exertions
tenions shall be faithfully continued In your service ;
assurance, in the name of the proprietor, of my-:
the performers, I respectfully take my kw, aad bid

The new Devise it the • WOW son of Mr. Erase ;
that tragedian's first son died very young. We hope
the Manager, cn the next representation of this inte-
te Drama, will restore the beautiful Scots:music
vi.ich has heretofore been performed before and be
taern the different acts. This circumstance alone will
be of great service to the Drury-lane treasury.
The Illustrious Stranger, a Musical Farce, to be pro-
duced at Drury htie 'theatre to-morrow evening. was
taken originally from the Arabian Nights' Entertain-
relents. It has been adapted to the Fiench stage, and
is now brought out on the English stage by Mr. KENNY.
An outline of LISTON'S character in this piece has been
treated by PLANCHZ for the Haymarket Theatre.
SHANE IN. DRURY-LA NZ THEATRE.—Mr. GEORGE
Roam yesterday sold at the Aoction Mart the following share or
interest in this Thearre—A renter's share, held for a period of
Dear seventy years, entitling the bolder to an income of Is. 3d. for
vier), Light of performance, and also a fee e admission to the theatre,
esruoirocing after the present season, transferable every season, and
admitting to all kinds of performances, oratorios. benefits, &c.—
It was stated that the share generally produced between 414
and £l5 annuity, and was paid at 'Messes. Ransom and Co.'s
bankers to the trustee/. The lot was knocked down at 220
I„ress• Mr. Rosins adverted to the general popularity of the
knee,
nett it had tome into the hands of Mr. Nice, the present
ree,,rd observed, that the receipts on Monday last, when Mr.
"",ion made his brit appearance, exceeded the ordinary amount
of that was considered a good night by about 400/. there being on
Nat night before the curtain 00 less than 6001. Ctrs, DISEASL-1 have heard that Mr. ABERNETHY
"Sven the name of the " City Disease" to a class of dyspeptic
a :'!Peebendriacal complaints' produced by the late commercial
tiarraysienre. . These causes have certainly multiplied the evil,
4" hrie not created a new genus of disease...a-Dr. Johnson on an
Stomach.
• A "t'e'sing accident occurred this morning about
nroLo'clock, at the house of Mr. DUDLEY, cheesemonger,
isrury•lane. Some passengers in the street were
*dcfenly alarmed by a loud shreak Irons a female, who,
Pointing upwards, tell down in a faint, and the next
instant a ehild of Three years of age, feU upon the pave-
, y!rit at the feet of one of the passengers The child had
1_111" from the second floor window, and the woman
casually Passing, was the first who saw the hapless
sofrot tumbling frcm the window. The frightful cir-
' stnce produced, it may be supposed, the most
"(wing horror among the group of persons who;
!Table to avert the casualty, collected around the poor
hfeiess child. The body was instantly raised up and
carried to the shop of Mr. Dennis, surgeon, in Broad-
Erre% Holborn, who declared that it was still alive, but
the spiae was injured and the skull fractured, therefore
Its recovery was impossible. While the surgeon was
"mining the infant, the mother entered the shop in a
state of distraction; she had not left the room above a
minute before the accident occurred, and had only gone
down stairs to get some water. The child must have
to-ambled to the window, and in the effort to look out
lett its balance, and fell as &scribal.

•

DUBLIN, Otrrontn 1.
AM TOP-
ARQMS ON WELLISLIff.—The Lord Lietlttnan
has returned to the Phenix Park, and, we are hippy t,
state, is sufEciently recovered from his late indisposition
to be present at the swearing in of the new Lord Mayor
this day, although it is apprehended that he will not
be able to accept of his Lordship's invitation to the din-
ner at the Mansion House.

BELFAST, Sem 28.
Monday Dr. Cnacataas dined with the Marquis of Dowitanat
at Hillsborough; on Tuesday with Professor Catguts in Belfast • so
Wednesday with the Rev. J. S. Ram at Carrickfergus—Yesterday
be embarked on board the St. Andrew steam-vessel for Greenotk,
accompanied by Professor YOUNG of the Belfast Institution.—
During Dr. CHALltillei short stay in Belfast, he baptized three
children, one of Whom, in compliment to him, was named
Thomas Claimers.

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