491. CoustAN's Three Act Comedy of Wags and Means wa• a . gain perfouned st this Theatre last eveuing RussELit." , S:r Davia Dirndl- was deservedly honoured with grer. applause ; it, .however, is not so true to nature as h*,, Jerry -,S'nea. BausToN's light genteel figure, andindet:(' Lis aener::l stil, admirably lit him for the higher wall; of Comedy, of which his Random afforded a strikini proof. The Ladies at this Theatre are rather useful tha. ornamental .appendages to the Dramatis Persona', with. indeed, the exception of Mrs. Glans, who, in Kitty, eli cited even more than her usual naivet(: and dicrirrikna- Con. Aliliong,h justice compels •us to allow that, in Tiptoe, Mr. RAYNER displayed considerable comic hu mour, and much promise of future excellence, yet, we think, that his forte is countrg boys, and most of the cha racters that LisroN plays, whom, ,n person and figure, he greatly resembles ; we shall be happy to seo him oftener brought before the public. • His Sim, in IViti Oats, was in the true and genuine . spirit of Comedy, at once artless, natural, and unaffected, perhaps too much so for stage effect ; but, while the silent approbation of the judicious shall continue to be more dear to the actor of intrinsic merit, than the applause of the multitude, we would ad vise Mr. RAYNER, without sacrificing at the shrine of popularity, by giving a deeper colouring to his comic efforts, steadily to pursue the path he has taken, as the sure road to eminence in his profession. SADLER'S B 4 LLOON. • Friday the turtropolis were again gratified by the ascension of a Fannon. The Duke of I)evotAire Wive Mr. Sadler the use of Bur llngton House for the accommodation of such spectators as paid hilt . a gnioen for :.emission. The company entered at the gate fileit:g Old Horlington-street, and walked thronqh the Chines raviltioo in the garden iiito the hett%e. Tie who oily five shillings. entered at the front gee, and each place was nearly filled. The Dike of York or:fere:l a party of the L fe Guards to line the street facing tile front gate, and a Party of the root Guards 1141 duty in the yard, and in the ._;Hillett. besides sever4l Police effieerg. The rof, in fns dress, were stationed in the_vard ; at this foot k,f the step"-rntc:ing the building, the Band of the Stafford •Miiit.in were , tationed Anna a dc/I^n pares fro'a the -1, e,felf hand froo aliont t n Welork, entertained the company by turns, with „svv. , r4l military ai”s, ka The balloon bettaif to tie intlAted about o'elook in Ow a:1 , 1 romti!nie..l filling till the i t lb , t it 31(44-lu g. the day was hut the wind was rather high the tote: 01' the hoft•es facing l'ievaailiv. the Albany, aod the scontre of De or.::iire fvet - e crowded with specta:ors. The yard, a ., ; r . !nowt, rf - a , threnzvd ".itif Nobility and ..Pentry from each .1)6. t iota' ter or Mt - trial.. PiCC:riiMy VV:Ve. Cl9ll - dial from ?11 4 1 to etid with spectat-r , ,liaektiey•ecar!le. , ,,Szc. and tire rear of htigtoo .Gardens had a Ftriirt of tio!demen's earriagep , , of howards of :;00 . e slumber. There w.is a marquee et ected on the rPot . of Moo e. where the I)uhe i.f Devonshire gave a cold collation to :,i% fricluia. who came to wit nesa the acceiffiou of the ihdloon ; the c. m patty amotinted to :fhouf XlO ileroons. At. two o'clock a small plot balloon, of about four feet in dia .meter. AWYPI (Itt, to a certain the direction the Large balloen was to take ; it a.cendeil and took neatly ihe sfone direction. but moici.rann: tl:c lef' t h e I.tA b - Ilnowl. At tour o'clock the tar was brett, , lit out, and a :tacl.ed to the balloon, w hie!' in the aiwle tir time yard trio 'batty. rind ! , liaded romfil taitti•••;!11- rhtll%. It w . i“. Clem with the lit fp of a number of men who hid.: by the net. ring. carsiel intc , the rentre at the ya , sl, and tin remainder 4.f th, :ballast, g,s 3 ppling-ivon, Ide-preQetvi . r. same retias!unctits , and ntleer arlicle.i, placed in ear. Mr.. Sadler, jun. tank his seat, and 4 ;011ir • Lath: Of the name of c rlt()rnoini was handed in. a:al tank .• ,seat Ewing him ; she appeJrcd to be about In Of FII;e, V•illiet • t:::0:511 : the swore as oranr,e-coloured silk speneer, white THE NATIONA REGISTER. Ilk hat and :-ather; each were then handed a *Eli Nit, and the on was removed to a platform, • on which the ear was pl.iced . , ind held fast by tipw..rd4 of 30 persons, nliita the Oallooo w its t „ wer i ng a b ove it in the air When the sigo.al was g tern Ills i x : %figs 1 bompiron • stood tip and waved her handkerchief. A. :idler his hat. The balloon was let amide the acclamation o r veral thonsand spectators, precisely at half past tour o'clock ; it ;olik the same direction as the pilot balloon, and Was vismle lnr a •.•w minutes ; whit- t in sight they were oh , erved to wave the . ir H,gs. The Maloof, aloft car. tied !wait 11w top of a linianrd Post.e you Sadler and 111i.4•1 liompstm in it, both lool•nie ‘ei • svi•H, the Stia , :d at a quarter, past one o'clock e-te"day, on it way to finrlisq;ton•lionse. A great mob followed Cite chaise •:zzaitg. 11 -,, ung Sadler astral Ids reek comp #nion landed at Cogges. neat Colchester, Essex, about 4.1 miles from town. REGIS7Tit. HAYMARKIA"iIIEATRE. JULY 31 FA SHWA'S Foit AUGUST. GENCII AL OBSFRV ‘TIONS —The Circassian Corset :lathing aiol Sea side IValking I)ress--High Dresi, r f itch Indian or ! ) :irisian chintz. trininiud with chiotz ring correspond, or telt • ilk Li Lung sleeve, n ith the !urines% let in at lie ro.), The rwliir with a trinirtillg; so as to rive 11w appearance of a mein to the puli , -e ; it is loose in the 1)0,4, 2mt f* tens in to the w h ist Morning, I)res,i, ofjaeconet lac• din tie body and so eves, and finished round tin. bottom of the skirt by an embroid, ry in co. loured silks. A small front of plain muslin Listen* at the bimin over the cased one; the former is also ornamented with embroidery. LATV INTELLIGENCE. In the Court of Chancery, on Tuesday, a motion was marZe to relax the rigour of a rule of Court, the strict observance of which would be attended with ruinous expence. A bill had been filed is behalf of an infant against the executors of his father, a mercantile in 'iv and iii stiletnes the rule above alluded to would require the whole of thr father's books to be transcribed into the answer, which would extend it to the number of 9h0,000 folio she, ts, and myth.* the payment of thirty thousand pounds in stamp duties! The Lord Chancellor granted the motion, all Owing extiacts only to be taken. —ln ant ther cause, on the part of the Prince. of W les, as bake of (7ornwall, an injunction was mow d for, to tedrain ertain persons from digging and exportine stonsi from thc main,' of Kingston Down, in the Darby, for the purpose of building they Strand Bliflge, unless thty paid a cettain rate for the 'sante. It alleged, that the right of diggilig without such payment was confined to stcnel for the private use or up, tenants of the manor. The Lord Chad color kraiited the injunction, subject to au argument on the law of the case. POLICE. MANstnN.Housr..--A rage of considerable import3nee to masters wa4 Thmvsiide ; card before the Lord :Mayor. A Mr. Hunt, house poihter, of St i)iinszan's East, Great Tower street, shin :noned a .jiso-mmeyam n sunned W. Saunders, f r having left his employ ut loin notice. It appeared the man, with a number of tuner: W. er»ploye.: by Mr. Hunt, at Mercer's Hall, which place h. le:t emu S;itiarday evening Pome time before the regular bolle. and Ike tAlov. jai.: we k eng imitu%elf to another piaster. Time Lord tlii‘or, after twin! , heart time complaint, ordered time man cue imprigoomnent, but which putlisimient, at time request of LortiNiiip aterward- remitted. YESTERDAY. men, named. Talbot, flancoek, and Heapy, wete charged w tli tenlir.g a bale of lioen and muslin gods, the prop( riy of Aessr4. Atkinson and CO. of Graceelitirch-street. of the value of 301, 1: appeared lino the goods in question were sent in a waggon. no roill , da last. to be slipped for Margate, and while the waggoner .vent down to the wharf to inai,e rotne enquiries the:k were carnet oft. tiospicion rested on the pri-onerii. and they were apprehended, .d frion information given by one of their wives, Lie properly was .o'erwards found at a %%in,• vaults in Thamieestreet. There was n ( ;; l ecei t vide:!ee against Heavy, he was eot.erpiently tlie'siari g ;( l l the other two pl isoners were remanded till Monday. 3. l'ilden was committed for trial, on it eliatize of robbing while he was•itsieep on Loudon bridge, of two 11. not:a and I,i. discharge; the latter the prisoner threw into the river. treti.bit Western and George Glirments were clialged by Mr. Bolttni s of Queen Street ) Clicaebide o with sterling • I t h. . • r t 0 II e e r, Ir DJ rs 11. ov if ul le r. )1 11. Or ti, so a id re . •