Star. — 1801-05-06 (London, England)

ANDIM% ZI. The VI act is a grand and fuperb figure, tall and majeftic in her deportment,and with great fiexibility of expreffion in her features. She was received throughout with the warmeft applaufe. The Theatre was 26 much .rowded as on a Saturday night. It has been the fortune of Sir SIDNIY SMITH, from the commencement of his naval and military  career, to be almott continually engazed in deeds of enterprize, and till the late operations of our troops in Egypt, he has had the luck to efcape unhurt.—Nearly the fame kind of deftiny attaches to the exploits of BONAPARTR ; and Mr. PORTER has been fortunate enough in his prefent Pidure at the Lyceum, to exhibit on the fame canvas, interefting Portraits of the Hero of Acre, and the Conqueror of Italy. The remains of the late MAURICE NELSON, Efq. of the Navy Office, the brother of Lord NELSON, were on Sunday lag conveyed into Norfolk, and interred in the Family Burying Place. The remains of the late Admiral GOODALL, ,agreeable to his will, were lag week fupported to the grave by fix old feamen, accompanied by fix young maids ; to each of whom he had ordered one guinea to be given. We find that General MACKENZIE did not come from Bombay, but from Mahon. The news, however, which we have Rated him to have brought, is given in letters from Bombay of the t4th of January, which fay, that a bottle of water for the expedition to Suez will coft as much as a bottle of Madeira, and on account of a number of difficulties it is not fuppofed pralicable to put the enterprize into execution. A very handfome new church has been ereaed in the Black Town in Madras, and juR finifhed.— The neceffary form of confecration will be fent by the fhips of the prefent feafon. Yefterday morning an inqueft was taken on the body pf a woman of name of Jobufon, before W. Waller, Efq. Coroner for Middlefex, at a hut on Stepney Common, where fhe was murdered the preceding morning, and robbed of us. The Jury returned a verdid of wilful murder again& Come perfon unknown. The Kt no of Pa uss is having direded the Danifh troops to evacuate Hamburgh, our Court has, in return, declared, in an official note, delivered by Lord CARYSFORT, that all Pruffian goods on board of neutral vellels, than pats unmolefted. The Danes were to have marched out of Hamburgh laft Saturday. A letter from Hamburgh of the sBth rays, 4, Refpedable private letters from Berlin of the s6th infant confidently Rate, that a great change has juR taken place in the political fentiments of the Pruffian Government. • On the arrival of an Eng. lifh and Ruffian courier, a Fraud Council of State was held, at which old Prince Hasty of Pruflia attended by particular defire. State matters of the utmofl importance were fubmitted to its con. fideration, and for the filit time it appeared the Minifter Count HAVOWITZ had 101 l his influence. Prince HANRY, it is reported, advifed an immediate reconciliation with England, and the evacuation of the Eledorate of Hanover. The fame Prince likewife recommended the clofeft harmony  and union with the new Ruffian Monarch.  4, The refult of this important deliberation, is by all accounts, highly in favour of Great Britain and the Houfe of Brunfwick. _ _  On Saturday Lan, a Pruffmn courier brought difpatches to the PrulEan Knifter refident here, with two letters from his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, one to the Senate of Hamburgh, and the other to the Prince of Hasse, who commands the nanifh troops in this city. The Minifter waited immediately upon his Hi&hnefs with the letter from his Sovereign, in which the latter' declares that he heard with great difpleafure of the enetions made by the Danifh troops; and acquaints his Serene High'tiers that if he does not quit this free city aad its environs, as fpeedily as ble, his PrulGan Majelly will take fuck matfures as Gall compel him to evacuate it."