Star. — 1805-09-28 (London, England)

COTIXT GARDEII.—Tbe Comic Opera of The Fag* Fkd, was lea night performed. Meffrs. MUNDEII and BLaacsaan, and Mrs. Sr. Laos's, Mrs. Hydrae:as, and Mrs. ATKtits, were as attraftive as ever. ImcLuau was in admiral tone, and loudly applauded ; and Htst.'s Palestine was as well as could be expetted in the abfence of BRAq AM. Mil:Tynan, in Ifaddrias, experienced the moll flattering reception. Shy introduced a Song as a fubftitute for another, which WKS loudly encored. Rosined Marietifm followed, in which FAWCETT and Mrs. MATTOCKS afforded vay high entertainment.  Some affetted Critics, allow that Mr. Kama La's reprefentation of Luca. is a wondetful and excellent performance, yet pretend to fay it is not afting--Well then, we may fay of it as was faid of Por s's Patti:trait, " if it is not ailing, it is fomething better."  Modern Plagiarifts juflify their thefts from the erample of Dr. Youva, who founded his Zauga oe SH•aaspamists btheile-.-but they fisuuld remember, it requires talents like his, to alter without disfiguring ; they deform where they meant only to difguife. We are happy to Rate that the accident wbich lately betel Mrs. Muria, the mother of Mils Moots. the young theatrical phenomenon, has not been attended with fo ferions oonfequences as was at firlt apprehended. Mr. and Mrs. Moms, with their daugh'ter, have been able to proceed on their journey to Liverpool; and, at Buxton, Mife MUDIS was engaged to perform for three nights. Hcr firft appearance there was on Saturday the sill, in the charatter of nett: Nonfat, in the Play, and in that of Rosa/amp in the Farce of The Sultaa—the honfe was extremely full, and Mifs MUM was received with the Mama applaufe. Her next appearance was as Widow Cheer. in the Jokier': Daughter, and Nell in the Devil to Pay; and, the third night, as inhina in the WI, and Canyfip, in the Farce of the Agree:A Surtrize. A curious bufinefs occurred at the houfe of a gentleman of fortune in the vicinity of Berkeley-fqnare. on Wednefday sight. The fon of a gallant Defender of his Country formed an attachment for a daughter of the gentleman before alluded to, while is the neighbourhood of Southampton, a few weeks fence. He followed her to town, and made known the caufe of his journey to the friends of the lady, but there were infurmountable objeaions to encounter, and after feveral attempts to gain an interview, he teemed to abandon the purfuit. On the evening above Rated the family were alarmed, while at fupper, at the fight of a aranger abruptly entering the room, with a piftol in his hand, demanding the objea of his wiflies. The old gentleman remonfirated in vain, but the young man perfifted in his claim. He knocked down one of the fervants to gain admittance. At length the father was under the neceffity of haring him ftcured. The bufinefs, we under/and, will become a fubjea of legal inveßigation. Moans& or Ma. BLicar.—Yellerday evening, at a quarter pall fix o'clock, two Of the Bow-ltreet Officers went to Greenland Dock, to the houfe lately belonging to the unfortunate Gentleman whole horrid murder is fo much the topic of general converfation ; when they took into cuftody Mr. Richard Spatch and Helier Kitchener, whom they immediate ly brcught to town. Tliefe perfons afterwards underwent a private feparate examination at the houfe of Mr. GRAHAM, the Magißrate. The maid ferrant was firft called in, about eight o'clock, and her examination kited nearly three hours. Another hour was occupied in queftioning Spatch. At twelsle o'clock the Magiarate fufpended his inveßigation. He was to refume it to-dal'; and it is fuppoied that three or four private examinations will take place preparatory to a public one. In the interim, both the prifoners were ordered to be kept in cuitody.  1:71C11; mriurcENdt