Star. — 1821-06-27 (London, England)

CODOURG TURATAE.—It being publicly announced that her WlArrsxr would yesterday evening honour this Theatre with h.,r presence, as early as three o'clock crowds were assembled round the doors, and in less than ten minutes after they were opened every accessible part of. the House was throngc d ; and thousands, finding access to the Theatre impracticable, were content to await her Maassres arrival with .ut. At twenty minutes past six the QUINN arrived at the Theatre in a carri4a and four, attended by Lord and Lady HOOD, and Mr. Alderman Wool). Her MA.. atsry was met by Messrs. SERRIS, JONES, and Itoseues, in full dress ; who, carrying wax lights, conducted her Maarsre throulls the Marine Saloon to the Royal !Sox, which was elegantly fitted up for the occasion with crimson velvet, bouquets of flowers, &e. and in the Ante-room were provided the choicest refreshments. On her :Nissans's entrance she was greeted with shouts of C4' GOD bless yuur MAJESTY !" " Long live the Quara !" which 'was continued at interval( throughout the evening. Her M.S., /cm seemed highly delighted with the performances ; and, on her departure, she was again hailed with the sincere and hearty congratulation of the assembled multitude who were waning outside the doors.  RKSUUED INQutsv ow Was. Conte.—Vesterday afternoon, at four ciclock, the Inquest on William Cogle was resumed. The soldiers in custody, whose motes are „lames AfTarthy, the drummer, Richard lbakitota, Witinnt Hardy, Thomas Lee, James Junes, and Richanl Hope, were brought from Tothill.fields Prison to the Police Office, Queen-square, where the prisoners were deposited, and each witness identified those prisoners who were seen most active in the outrage committed. Several more witnesses were examined, whose testimony was merely corroborative of that of the former witnesses. The Coroner then remarked to the Jury—" That it was a very strong race asainst the prisoners ;" and the room was cleared in order that the Jury might deliberate upon their verdict ; whet, after abg..ut one hour's consultation, they returned a Verdict— .. Wilful Murder against James 7tf'Carshy, Rich-rd Itoebottom, William Hardy, Thomas Lee, Jam Jones, and other soldiers at present unknown." The Jury add to their verdict the klb.wing virittcrt remarks, which they requested Mr. Ont.t., the Coroner, to lay under the notice of his Royal Highness the Duke of Vitae, six.—" The Jt.ry also have to express their regret that, during the last two Anniversaries ef the Rath; t,r Waterloo, the drunken and dkordetly conduct of the solelie:y is th:s neighbourhood has excited considerable alarm, and the JAI y respectfully entreat that Lis R..yal Highness the drmmand:r-',I Chief will he pleased to give directions in order to prevent a .e-currence of those excesses in future." The parties were bound over to prosecute, and the Co-net issued his warrant for the cuminitntent of the pin:otters to Mete gate. He also promised that he would lay the above de camel t under the attention of his Royal Iligline.s. Patterson, a gardener, who was badly wounded by the so'diets in the above affray, still lies in 1 s• condition, in the The other who hur , are likely to rPrOV4I. •