The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-01 00:00:00

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

tittt. novelty was produced on Saturday evening, en-
efi " Richelieu in Love." It is a three-act drama,
4141 pr'
baelpally remarkable for the extreme polish of the
ah Logue, tor neither incident or characters are of a very
pea°thibg nature. The three acts had better been com-
tC.fieed into two, considering the slendernesa.of the ma-
th La„ls• The story is declareRel, enamted of '
Weeent venturea to his passion, incense-ittlesilee °f having observed her Majesty's flirtation at a
ited hall with the Duke of Buckingham, who, in eora-
IfelnY with Charles (afterwards Charles L), is staying a
LahweietcliyitYrea at Paris in disguise. The Cardinal is indig-
Pulsed, but presently finds means to turn thet
ahe ahuP" hie haughty inantorata, by discovering hat
royal Ile been
„ Met by Buckingham,
wat a gs.k"ens, whither, however, it appears she. went
at nightfall, in
of the - „lII' innocent purpose. Tito jealous suspicions
-Le /5,'"19 are then strongly excited by the Countess
lieu -29", Court intrigante and secret agent of Ric e-
theelc uat the Queen, in the meantime, contrives to
akfet .414t0 her wily lover, who, to secure his own
145", is forced to proclaim her innocence to his royald
The ''„er• The reciprocal passion of Prince Charles and
us_fueincess Henrietta, with their subsequent betrothal,
`4,,1.1 a sort of appendix to the comedy.
ti,f, • Virebeter's portraiture of the astute and hypoori-
,,,!.Cardinal was very masterly, and he delineated the
feattires of the character with great force an
41:Restiveness. Mrs. Stirling, as the Queen, played
the minute and delicate refinement, and gave ono of
o,eraen representations of a lively, high-spirited woman,
L'lwing with esprit, pleasantry, and contrivance, in
the e„.,4 She is without a rival. Mr. Leigh Murray played
aent:sJuke of Buckingham. The Prince a mere piece of
AA "entality was sustained by Mr. 1"arsolle, and Miss
. Vini '
Pri„ ng was an interesting representative .of b
84,.,-cteBB Renriette. The dresses and decorations are
thevere) and the comedy altogether has heels put upon
(satage with groat taste and costliness.
%00naiclerable applause followed the fall of the curtain.
n° calls for the author brought forth Mr. Webster,
ke assured the audience that ho had not the slightest
le r:le,clgo of the individual, the piece having been placed
stances.'suttnd a few years ago under anonymous circum-
eet, All ho could tell them was, that it was by the
peeV 0! the novel entitled. " Whiterriars."
ye a play of " Riehelieu in Love," was accepted several
Losago by Mr. Webster, but interdicted by the then
of Ad Chamberlain, it is supposed in consequence of Anne
48tria being made in the originn play to assume the
male
attire of a page, which was considered an unseemly
as:Tbltion and derogatory to the dignity and fitting prestige
rea yalty Being subsequently emendated, (and core-
d from five acts into three), it received the
s` notion of the august personages who presides over
,:g decorum, and was launched with public notice on
?p, iurd
reay, by the indefatigable manager of the Ilaymarket
•cheat.

SUICIDE OF GEORGE A NDERSON T CLOWN.—
This individual committed suicide yesterday E
ilal4f
No. 2,
by
throwing himself from a second floor window,
qraystoke-place, Fetter-lane. So determined was the
unpfterr
tunato man upon self-destruction, that previous to his leaping
he called to a female who was underneath to move away a a
BPeedily as possible. He then fell head-foremost upon the
Pavement, and upon being taken up was found to have sus-
thined a compound fracture of the skull and other extensive
was immediately conveyed to St. Barthel°.
(telv'S Hospital, but expired before medical aid could be ren-
,led. It appears that the poor men had for a long time been
aueeted with consumption, and was in embarrassed circum
tmicet

„, --
h isoner, Geo e, -`”) BRISTOL.—On Friday, Le
•r, 't" ROBBERY AT THE MIDLAND RAILWAY
eSr Tr
eAt t-,
vihe had been remanded from TuPersday,
rattling silk, knives, &c., from the railwayosent.aatstiophue,knewhiasarvesgaesghahoidnf
r°4ght up and charged with stealingh:
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W estern circuit,
tilree glazie's' knives. Mr. Stone, of t
,lapeared for the railway company,
Sheffield and else-
:: thee prisoner. Twelve witnesses frofthe
as that
property
t having been examined, identifie•
w.
and Mr. Dane, solicitor,
gfield and Row-
bot'hch had been forwarded from Messrs.
jour-,amt of Sheffield, to Messrs. Hallam anaillett of Yeovil,he
which had been abstracted from the boxa
holuilririel ney. The prisoner was fully committed, an
,i, OPENING OF THE SUBTERRANEAN TELEGRAPH
any this t01e-
,,--(,? NYRE ALONG THE OLD COACH ROAD.—TO---, - fused.
..,.'1 11 h. 9 which has been laid along the old coach road to
lb er, and attached to the submarine telegraph which crossses
e Channel to Calais, is to be thrown open forpublic
use,
aptioil will give a second line of communication. with the metro-
th.3,,itild the Continental telegraph. It is the property of
°f the
Telegraph Company. It is quite independent
°- ",e South Eastern Railway Company, and will he shorter
kid cheaper.
b ABLIDAY AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.—This day
the let of November, the Transfer-offices of the Bank
Z. Liigland were closed, for the purpose of making up the
Oahalf-yearly balances, and it was therefore observed Ps
Inrt°tildaY by the members of the Stock Exchilig(i, the com.
oDenee having announced that the " Douse "would not be
ed for the transaction of business.
tika,
bee I. OP ENGLAND.—TllO following notice has
ttillo Mated in' the bullion-office of the Bank :-." Bank of
puik,hd, Oct. 27.—Notice is hereby giver, that in. any fliture
t"r,...,
.nases of gold containing silver, or of silver containing
..1.5 where the silver or gold contained is to be paid for, the
of.4.nkkewill require the assayer's report to specify the amount
e,,,‘, gold or silver so contained as a per centage, instead of
-press.- • •
44,1 the g it in so many grains to the pound, as heretofori?;
kos'ne allowance per ounce for refining will be made m
I\irrly BNaturd URIAL-GROUND FOR MARYLFBONE.-0. II
te_
way, at the meeting of the MaTyleboue vestry, a notice
ii;l7',.lviou was given by Mr. Clement George, for the special
e*L,,,,, on the 10th of November, to adopt the p rovisions of
4 Act, and to provide It new burial-ground for
tbevewxießeriat