The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-27 00:00:00

T THEATRE.

use was crowded, at an early
tion of a new farce called Fisk'.
recollect, wiser the name of a
immediately anticipated di
that we could give the public
reception by the audience
accident deprive us of the
to realization of our plastic
two or three woeful disasters,
cal brethren, who had become
s of this kind, gave as an awful
ging too much in these pleasing
come the fashion with modern
,ons in their choice of names
e now find it difficult to recel a
)y its name, even after it has be-
t to return to the new farce of
of been altogether arbitrary in
rite, in this instance; he pro-
;ribe among stew pans, and a
re like " fish out of water."
roe Courtly, represented by
represent his Majesty at the
finds himself, on the day be-
en his mission, in want of a
omplete his retinue. These
;age immediately. Afderotaa
wawa, of Aldermanbury, a
es to enquire whether his son
,nts for the post of Secretary,
t that there was a mutual at-
'is daughter and his son, and
plan of the Secretaryship to
'pounces to the steward his in-
gorge, and enquires Übe has a
an is bound to do, and finding
s Ambassador's establishment
onary, he promises to send

artist whom he Lad dis-
qv days before. Ile then
his son till lie returns, and to
•etary, as he designed him for

the (1/tighter of a friend with
'octane. However, Sir George's
is span the steward to promise
.er. Soon afterwards, Sam Sc.
lan's late cook,comes of hie oa ft
ent, and, luckily for the lovers
taking him fur the young gen-
t what situation he is to fill, till
a salary of three hundred a year.
every day at the ambassador',
nes to keep the place, thinking
xighter, Who, he is told, bee
is, Las taken a liking to his
s for his sew office, and,•nn his
ring Charles Gaglare to fill the
former, again, by the luckiest
isrovering that the applicant is
Sans questions him about his
ut dressing a dish of pheasants
de, and ends by telling him bow
now perceives the mistake, but
ire, as his only chyme of getting
He is ordered to make a cup
tress, and, as he is as yet a
ate ussof the parlour fire for that
ed, in his torn, by an order to
ni heads written out by the am-
midst of his perplexity, be can-
correct the auk waviness of the
to write the letter whilst he pre.
;corge is highly pleased with the
by theAldennan that Claarlesluis
•? on a love affair kith his (laugh-
between them, after giving we
lecture on his duplicity. For
✓ his new secretary, and orders
-tier to his father, as the only con-
e latter contrives all sorts of shifts •
He feigns the toothache, bat is
,f his teeth. At length be confesses
•ell versed in orthography, he is
ing, and gets turned out of the
) a full explanation, and the happy
. Sam, also, by retiring to the
treat for the Alderman's dinner.
ise,to the satisfaction Grail parties.
no very high pretensiou 4, it ass
throughout, and was announcvl
tt applause, and not one dissen-
. acting of the different performers
ine duration. There are two songs
e first. When the Ancients strove
loudly encored; the second was
pi also loudly applauded. There
t sung by Miss Love and Miss
the work of Mr. Lunn.

.engage) at Drnry Lane Theatre,
sauce early in the ensuing season,
ea hfivsbeth, in tba Tragedy of
according to repot, is to be
cost splendid manner. Mr. BIIN%,
c Stage Manager of Drury Lase

slON.—[Fsom TIIS CONITITU.
of took Isis departure from the
day (the 171 h), at a quarter before
e air wee calm, and .he coloured
:rowo) bt low the balloon, permit-
uw it with their eyes for a long
!Jr regions, M. Margat experienced
in dilating left an humidity which
ice, mad ',bins gave the aeromat
ig the valve. tie succeeded, how-
. obstacle, and proceeded withost
thick fog to the Forest of Villas-
le of Fleury, 2' leagues from Faris!
'd his descent and found hiinselt
itch served as abase for his wander-
gat passed the night, ootwittistand.
a abundance. The astonishment
Sieur Debary, Keeper to the Duke
in the morning,on going his round,
of a tree our aerial voyager,and his
Margat praises the conduct of
sthi3s
s
received every kind of aid ; he •
by the Mayor of Fleury, by Ow
leiritairts id the !Übe who