Hay-Market Theatre.
k-new farce (with a stranze titlc) was produced at this theatrelast night, called A Year in a our ; or. Tlte Cock ofMc teWalk7. The Haymarket has not been fortunate hitherto in its selection of novel. ties this seson: their firstneht's piece was a failure, and the present is not much better. The Year in an Hoer occupies two short acts, which havelittle reasonable connexion with each other; and, indeed, part of the joke intended is, that twelve months aTe :lupposed to elapse between them. In the first act, Mr. Liston, who is an ugly gentleman in a country village, gets a wife, and becomes Cockofthe vwalk, inconsequence of all the otber male inhahitants being taken away. In the second act we find him married and pos. sessed ef a child, to which he carries sugar.pluins ; and farther, he becomes jealous of his wife, out of circumstances almost as probable as those which led to his obtaining her. Air. Liston is the only person who has any thing in the piece approaching toa claracter; and his opportunity is Imitted, pretty nearly, to the right of uttering common. place dialoguewith the best face that he can nuster. The fiarce,on the whole is decidedly one of the silliest affairs that we have seen; an d haif thc audience leftshehousebeforejitsconClusion. HA2Y,AfRKRT THEATR T .