The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-29 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

Immediately, in 2 vols., Bvo.,
IRELAND : SOCI AL, POLITICAL,
AND RELIGIOUS.
By GUSTAVUS DE 13E AUAIONT.
Translated, with Illustrative Notes,
By W. C. TAYLOR, L.L.D.
Richard B ntley, New Burlington-street,
Publisher in Ordinary to her Majesty.

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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
shiltr. LAPORTE has the honour to acquaint the Nobility,
it,'"eribers to the Opera, and the Public, that Madame Grisi hay-
tbeen compelled to defer her Benefit, TO-MORROW there
11 be an extra Night (not included in the subscription), when
08.. be presented a grand Miscellaneous Entertainment, corn-
brig three of the most popular Operas. The Performance
commence with the First Act of Bellini's Opera entitled
I PURITANI.
Principal Characters by Madame Grisi, Signor Rubin:, Sig-
'to '; Tamburini, and Signor Lablache.
°llavred by the Second Act of Mozart's celebrated Opera,
LE NOZZE DI FIGARO.
11 Characte Signori Grisi, Mdlle. E. Grisi, Madam e
ePani, Tamburini, Signor Tati, and Signor
olache.

Afterwhich the Third Act of Donizetti's Opera entitled
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
'I,IIY Madame Persiani, Si,g-nor Rubini, and Signor Lablache.
cl conclude withaDIVERTISSEMENT from the popular

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Ballet of Robert Le Diable.
1,113 r Mu m ada e Guerra, Mdle. Bellon, Signor Guerra, and M.
•qathie.
0 4plication for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be rn ade at the
Per P a
Office, Haymarket.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
The Puc is respectfully informe, that the
PRESENT Mbli ANAGEMENT WILLdTERMINATE
The t, WITH THIS SEASON ;
Programme is therefore given of its final ar-
mt.m.att t 2
iliatical Play of KING HENRY V., from the Text
Rfr.",4,,eare, will be produced early in June.
't.LIEU. will be repeated on Friday next.
THE LADY OF LYONS, To-morrow.
THIS EVENING, MAY 29,
Will tie repeated
Alon THE TEMPEST.
ze, lir. Warde; Prospero, Mr. Macready ; Miranda,
Miss Helen Faucit ; Ariel, Miss P. Horton.
After which,

kt • FRA DIA VOL.O.
ar
.tug Carlos, Mr. Fraser • Lorenzo, Mr. Burnett ;
o. Zerlina, Miss iainforth.
111 morrow, The Lady of Lyons, with Inklo and Yarioo, and

ROYAL SURREY THEATRE.
lic'llight of Donizetti's Opera, " The Love Spell," supported
rt3sliso Romer, Mr. Templeton, Air. Balfe, a Double Cho-
G_. and increased Band. Unparalleled success •f " Alice
TIT."

THIS EVENING, M 29,
Will be produced thvOpera entitled
With THE LOVE SPELL.
A all Donizetti's Original Music of " L'Elisir d'Arnore."
'Wales Miss Romer ; Nemerina, Mr. Templeton ; Dulcamara,
Mr. Balfe.
T. conclude with the successful Drama, called
ALICE GRAY, THE SUSPECTED ONE.

WHITE CONDUIT GARDENS,
(Open Every Evening)
THIS EVENING, MAY 29,
A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
By a Band of Fifty First-rate Performers.
The unrivalled Performances of the celebrated Arab,
AB SHEKIR ABDALLAH.
l'calists—Miss Ford, (ftom the Theatre Royal Drury Lane),
Messrs. Benson and Manclark.
Splendid Fireworks.
rrlie Ascent and Descent of Madame Rossini, surrounded
by showers of Fire.
The Gardens brilliantly illuminated by upwards of 20,000
Lamps, in various devices, etc. &c.
vt..„„. Full Particulars in the Bills of the Day.

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LONDON_
WEDNESDAY, MAT 29, 18311.

tel4,r. SHAW LEFEYRE, attended by a numerous body
tdsupporters, appeared at the Bar of the House of
"di, last night, when her MAJESTY'S approbation of
t 4: choice of the House of Commons was signified in
04 usual way, by Commissioners appointed for that
tPose,
k 'gain a considerable number of petitions in favour of
Hues penny postage scheme was presented by
"rent Peers.
ktilk,,desultory conversation occurred concerning Colo-
klißtsicE, whose conduct several Noble Lords seemed
si,lned to extenuate on account of the nature of the
'"rfare in which he was engaged.
2'l wish was expressed by Lord ELLENEoROUGH, as
l
charge is so gross, to have it immediately examined,
thtlt it was allowed to stand over till Thursday. Till
en we shall say nothing further on the subject.
I Lord BROUGHAM presented a Bill declaratory of the
'tl'islative power of the Mother Country over the
Nlonies, and prohibiting them from disfranchising the
etroes by resolutions. Their Lordships adjourned
'lvey to-morrow, till Thursday.
In the Commons, Mr. SHAW LETEVRE, after pro-
7eding to the House of Peers, and receiving her
JESTY'it sanction, took his seat in the Chair, on
V'ich he was loudly cheered, and is henceforth Mr.
lAt AKER.
klr, COWPER only took his seat last night, not Lavin
Zo, to vote the night before. As the CHANCEL-
Los Of the EXCHEQUER was also shut out by accident,
4itldid not vote, we may count the Mit 'aerial majority
t,), instead of 18.
'les‘• writs were issued for Ludlow and Edinburgh,
te late Speaker having boen called up to the House of
"" toy the title of Baron DUNFERMLINE, not
kimuoss, as we, in common with several other jour
448, announced.,
Oalham and Warrington Small Debts Bills
ire read a second time, after some conversation
"cerning the general measure to be brought forward
h' the Government. At a late period of the evening
L 3. 43rd RUSSELL explained that it was his intention
5
I- Proceed with the general Bill before the House, but
refer it and the private Bills on the same subject to
Select Committee.
The Strood (Kent) Church Bill was thrown out on
division by 114 to 66.
t,..nre City Police after
, a discussion which was in-
eating from its spice of personality, and the strong
41)inions declared by Sir R. Peel in favour of one gene-
, police for the Metropolis, and his admission that he
1„d, when he established the present police forca in
estminster, steered clear of the City from prudential
tiv
!ations was referred to a Select Commitee, to be ap-
,Pinted to-morrow, contrary to the wish of the City
qictubers.
Some other private business was transacted.
t, Mr. HOME gave notice of a motion concerning Co!.
•suNcu on Thursday.
I Mr. LABOUCHERI announced that it was not his in-
'lotion to proceed any further with the Jamaica Bill,
tin Thursday next ; but it was then his intention to move
leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the enactment
u certain laws regarding Jamaica.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in answer to Mr. BAINES,
dated that he was ready to lay the cor-
i. teisPondence ‘with the Duke of NEWCASTLE on the
„ nle at any period, if any friend of the Noble Duke re-
) 'Paired it, but not otherwise.
In reply to Mr. HOME, Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated

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