Star.
London, England, 1821-05-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Orwell, arrived from China, spoke the following vessels,
viz. Eclipse, from London to India, on the 26th of January,
in lat. 23. 41. S. long. 80. 30. E. Northampton, from Bengal to
the Cape of Good Hope, on the 11th of February, in lat. 30.26.
& long. 40.23. E. Asia, from Bombay, on the 20th, off the Cape,
going into Table Bay ; and the Reynard, Galax, from London,
on the 31st of March, in lat. 1. 52. W. long. 21. 40. N.
The blulgrave Castle, RAU% bound to Bombay, was spoken
with on the 3d of March, in Ist. 17. S. long. 28.30. by the
Numa, arrived from the South Seas.
FAL74OIM/, May 7.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Walsinghant
packet, with a Mail from Jamaica ; sailed the 27th of March ;
and from Crooked Island the Bth of April. The ship John
-Bainbridge, STXWMI,Tii• of Liverpool, from Havre for Charles-
ton, sailed from Portsmouth on the 18th of February, and from
the 28th to the lst of March experienced dreadful gales. On
the Ist of March she received a violent shock, supposed from a
wreck, which tore off pan of her sheathing and made her leaky,
when they, in consequence, bore up on the 2d for Cadiz, but the
wind coming round to the N.N.E. they made sail for their
destined port; on the 21st. found the leak gaining very fast;
and on the 30th, in lat. 23.'56. long. 74. 50. resolved to ran for
the nearest land, to save their lives, the water being up to the
lower deck beams; and on the 31st the crew quiued her, mad
saw her sink three hours after : they landed at Crooked island
on the Ist of April.—She had on board about 170,000 Herts,
shipped at Havre, which were lost in the vessel, with every ar-
ticle belonging to the crew. Captain STEWAIT came passenger
in the Walsinghsm.
PORISMOUTIt, May W.—Came into harbour his
Majesty's ships Mom and Amos.. Sailed the Granada, Do-
nato, for New South Wales; and Ranger, Cowl, for Petersburg.
Deal., MAY 9.—Wind & W.—Sailed the Rochester, Stnrrom
for Madras and Bengal, and the rest of the outward bound.—"
Came down from the River and remain, the Marquis of Wel-
lington, BLANCH/AD, and Thomas Grenville, MANNINO' for
Madras, &c.; Menden Halt, Gesso, for Bombay; Princessss of
Wales, Jonnson' for &. Helena; Prince Leopold. Lamson:
for New York; Briton, RICHARDS, for Naples ; Loyalty, Es;
Dunce, for Antigua; and Cape Packet, daswata, for the
South Seas. Arrived and remains. the Castle Forbes, Rem,
from Bombay; she got on shore last night, and unshipped her
rudder, but was got off and brought into the Downs this morn-
ing. The Marquis of Wellington broke an anchor coming down,'
and has been supplied with another.
HAVllaarlo May 9.—Arrived the Harriet, TAYLOR, from
London for Sierra Leone, with her fore-topthast broken. The
Risiog Sun, Mamma, from Southampton, got On the White-
ness, off Kingsgate, yesterday. but was got off and into this
harbour, after discharging pan of her cargo.
Hamra= May O.—Sullied the Lord Nelson packet, for Hol-
bad ; and Castlereagh, ditto, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.

Mr. and Mrs. CORE and family arrived on Tues-
day at their new residence in Albemarleitreat, from
their seas in Norfolk.

SECOND VISIT OF THE ICING TO DRUA;
LANE THEATRE.

His MAJESTY again honoured this Theatre with his
presence last night. Since the anoouncementiwolk.
men have been employed night and day, in adding
to the previous decorations of the Royal box and ante.
chambers. The additions were splendidly unique
and tasteful, and a more commodious approach to
-the box was thrown open. A profusion of classically.
designed tripods, candelabras, kc. in buhl, or sank
and crystal, were displayed with admirable effect;
and the bills of the night, for the use of his Maims
and suite, were printed on white satin. The box was
fitted up with rich scarlet velvet and silk, most tan-
fully arranged, with a roof of beautiful light blue, co
which the Crown and Royal Arms are embroidered
in- gold, and have a splendid and striking effect.
A few minutes before seven the KING, and the Great
Officers of his Household, with the Pages of Honour,
&c. arrived in five of the Royal carriages, escorted
and attended precisely the same as when his AJ EST!
visited Covent-Garden Theatre on Nlonday night.
The Duke of WELLINGTON and Load LOVAISE rode
in the carriage with his MAJESTY. The KING, on
his alighting from his carriage, was met at the door
by Messrs. liGusxoN, WlNsToar, and Russzt.c, in full
Court dresses ; and they immediately led the way to
the Royal apartments, bearing large wax lights. His
MAJESTY in passing alorg the streets, and also on
his arrival among the crowds which surrounded the
Theatie, was greeted with loud huzzas, and shows
of « GOD save the KING!"

- The eagerness of the Public to witness his MA.
JETY'S visit to this Theatre, was even greater that{
that at the other House on Monday evening. Lott
before the opening of the dont s, which took. place At
six o'clock, the avenues to the !louse were filled will
people: In less than ten minutes after they were
opened, every part of the House was tilled, except
the boxes, which had been previously taken; and all
these were occupied by half-past six. About two or
three minutes after seven, the KING, an his Royal
brother, the Duke of CLARENCE,. entered the Royal
box, followed by the Duke of WELLINGTON, aid
other attendants. At this moment the whole of the
numerous and splendid company stood up, the ,iee.
tlemen waved their hats, most of the Ladies shook
their handkerchiefs, and the whole house rang with
loud and enthusiastic acclamations. We scarcely
ever witnessed a more unanimous and heartfelt ells.
sion of loyalty and attachment to a Sovereign. His
MAJESTY stood all this time, and manifested his
grateful acknowledgment of this generous receptics
by bowing repeatedly to the company. When this
joyous tumult had subsided, the vocal performers
who had come forward to the front of the Stage,
sung the fine Anthem of " GOD save the King.
The manner of the performance was superior to whit
usually takes place on occasions of this kind; for, is.
stead of the whole vocal band joining the wholetime
without intermission in the song, the solo parts were
alternately sung by Madame VESTRIS and Mr. 800.
HAM, who executed their airs with such melody mg
taste as to draw down repeated bursts of apilause
from the audience. As soon as the song was cob
eluded, there was a loud and general cry of encore;
this was not at first attended to by the Performers,
who began to sing Rule, Britannia! but theaudience
would not allow them to proceed, and GOD save the
King was sung over again, amidst general plauditr.
It wit now about twenty minutes after seven o'clock,
and the Play began: it was COLMAN'S witty, humor.
ous, and most interesting Comedy of The Heir atlas
All the parts were well sustained, particularly those
of Dr. Pangloss, Cioely Homespun, and Ezekiel Hoe&
spun, by Mr.'HARLEYi-Nliss KELLY, and Mr. KNIGHT.
As soon as the Play was concluded, the vhele
dience again rose ; his MAJESTY and the Duke d
CLARENCE also stood U. • GOD save Me King en
again sung by the vocal bald, and several hundred
persons among the audience joined in the chorus
An attempt was now made to have it encored ;14
the majority of voices called out for "Rule, Batton
nia," which was sung in an admirable style, mi
loudly applauded. The whimsical Farce of Mao
Antiques was the after-piece, and was admirably's..
formed. The Cockktop of Mr. MINDEN was,
usual, a masterpiece of comic acting, and was alt
by those repeated bursts of laughter and applause
which he never fails to excite.

His MAJESTY seemed highly pleased with this, a
with almost every other part of the performaK •
which he paid an unvaried attention during dual
of the evenin4; The Farce being concluded, °Go
save the King was sung for the fourth time, milt
frequent bursts of applause, after which his Ns.
JESTY and the Duke of CLARENCE most grail*
bowed to the audience, and retired, the whole ••
pany loudly cheering them on their departure. lk
Royal Personages wore the same dresses as on lb
day night at Covent-Garden Theatre.
Two Yeomen of the Guard were stationed these,'
evening under the Royal box, in the same manors
at the other House. The Royal box, of which a•
scription is given above, had a most brilliant 01
magnificent appearance; 'the top of the canopy*
sembles that of a grand pavilion, and the CTOw
.
which rises above it, is of extraordinary magma,
as well as grandeur.
After his MAJESTY retired from the House, be°
received with the loudest cheers and shouts of apple*
by the multitude which crowded Brydges.sta,
Great Russell-street, and part of Covent-Garden.

The Duchess of CLARENCE and Prince Egos!
left town yesterday morning, for Kensiarth,,,f
thence accompanied the Duchess of KW t"'
moat, on a visit to Prince LEOPOLD.
Yesterday Sir HENRY WELLESLEY had an atJeace
of his MaJury, at his Palace in Pall-mall.
There is such a dearth of netvs, that there is°
only one topic of interest to engage public anentio
—the cheapness of the Lottery, and the number Isl.,
magnitude of the Prizes.—Two of D 21,0001 and Lw
Chances for gaining Two of £20,200, besides 40P'
other Prizes, must all be drawn Nzxr THURSDAT•ei
• COURT orl KING'S BENCH, (THIS DAY.)•••""„!;,
morning, Mr. P. KELLEHER, the Proprietor of 1,1
Rea/ John Bull Sunday newspaper, appeare'l
Court, and pleaded Not Guilty to an indictmentr
ferred against him by the Constitutional Asocial°
for publishing a libel on his MAJESTY.
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