The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-29 00:00:00

EMISELLIS

THAMES YACHT----CLllErill;t; FISHING IN LOCH
CLIPPERS, byEogleheart, after, A wE, by Prior after T. C.
Knell. Hofland.
CONTENTS.
Newmarket Craven and First Angling Excursion to Loch
Spring Meetings, by the Awe, by T. C. Hofland, Esq.
Editor. Steeple Chasing, a Note from
Nimrod's Midland Tour. IJ. Hesketh Lethbridge, Esq.
Scenes with Uncle Sam.—Life Hints for Troller..
among the Sand-hills, by The Industrious Classes of the
the Author of " Sporting Metroplis, by Lord William
Sketches of America." 1 Lennox.
Arab Horses, by Prince Puckler'What will become of Melton ?
Muskau. Coursing: Caledonian Meeting.
Letters of a Modern Fox-hunter, The Ch ase. —Extracts from
New Series, Letter 11..--.' Hunting Journals.
Hertfordshire Hounds, con- Literature and the Fine Arts.—
cl uded. j Monthly Memorabilia.—Bet-
" The Noble Science," by F. tings at Tattersall's.—Turf I
P. Delme Radcliffe, Esq. Register, &e. &c. &c.
London : R. Ackermann, Sporting Review Office, 191, lite-
gent-street ; John Menzies, Edinburgh ; John Cumming,
Dublin.

NEW WORK by MRS. TROLLOPE, WITH ILLUS-
TRATIONS.
IN THE MAY NUMBER OF
CO LBUR N'S N E MONTHLY
MAGAZINE AND HUMOURIST,
EDITED BY THEODORE HOOK, Esq.,
Is commenced a New Series of Papers,
By MRS. TROLLOPE,
Entitled
" THE WIDOW MARRIED."
Forming a Sequel to " Widow Barnaby," Illustrated with
Etchings by Buss.
The May Number of this popular periodical also contains :
A Fragment of AlociPrn His- Recreations in a Natural His-
tory. By the Editor. tory. No, 8. Dogs.
Appleby's the Man. By the A Summer in Bavaria. By the
Author of " Paul Pry." Hon. E. Phipps.
The Early Days of Talma. The Phantom Ship. By Capt.
The Maid and the Alctapklysi- Marryat.
cian. By Douglas Jerrold, Shakspeare's Crabtree. By
Esq. ' Douglas Jerrold, Esq.
Life and Adventures of Peter Letters from Ireland. By John
Priggins. Came, Esq. &c.
Lady Slay.
Henry Colburn, Publisher, 1

1, Great Marlborough-street.

THE NEW NUMBER, FOR MAY,
Embellished with Three illustrations by George Cruikshank,
(Price Half-a-Crown), of
BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY,
Edited by W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, Esq.
WilFeontain,
JACK SHEPPARD. By W. H. AINSWORTH, Esq.
(Epoch the Second, 17/5.)
Clap. XIII. The Magdalene. Chap. XIV. A Mother's Trials.
Chapter XV. 'The Robbery in Willesden Church.
With Two Illustrations by George Cruikshank.
Asleep among the Flowers, No. Handy Andy's Adventures, by
11., by J. A. Wade, Esq. S. Lover, Esq., Author of
A Visit to Holkham, by the " Rory O'llfore ;" compris-
Author of " A Parisian Sab- ing The Rival Candidates—
bath." Handy's Imprisonment, and
The Father ;by the Author of Escape in a Way not dreamt
" • The Mountain Decameron " of—The Hoax Discovered, ,
__.

The Lost Battle, by Victor
Hugo.
The Thames and its Tributa-
ries (No. 11. ), by Charles
Mackay, Esq. The Subjects
introduced are—Anecdote of
King James I. and the Lord
Mayor of London—Vauxhall
in the Days of Addison—
" Sports" at the Red House,
Battersea—Evans, the As-
trologer—Chelsea in the Olden
Time—Origin of Don Salte
re's Coffee House—Erasmus
a! d Sir Thomas More—The
River Wandle—The Mayor
of Garratt— Anecdote of Car-
dinal Wolscy, &c.
And New
COLIN
With an Illustration, by
Richard Bentley,

&c.
The Old Forest Tree, by T.
Browning, Esq.
A Gastronomic Survey of the
Dining Houses of London.
The Quarantine, by Captain
Medw•in.
Sonnet from Petrarch, by Mrs.
Torre Holme.
The Witness Box, by Theodore
S. Fay, Esq.
Tales and Legends of the Isle of
Wight, by A. Elder, Esq.
The Bridegroom's Star, by W.
Jerdan, Esq.
The Sranish Robber, by Geo.
Hogarth, Esq.
The Original Jim Crow.
Chapters of
CLINK,
George Cruikshank, &c.
'ew Burlington-street.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
The Public is respectfully informed, that flee
PIaISENT MANAGEMENT WILL TERMINATI

WITH THIS SEASON ;
Tke following Programme is therefore givea of its final ar-
rangements :7 _ .

The •standard Plays, as brought out at tkis Theatre, will
each be performed (moo more, viz. :
CORIOLAN US, lON, THE TWO FOSCARI,
WEhNER, anal ♦IROINIUS,
THIS EVENING, APRIL 29,
Will be perforine (the Tragedy of
HAMLET.

[amlet, Mr. Macroaily Warde ; Opholia, Miss
Rainforth ; Queen, Mrs. Warner.
T• conclude with

AGNES BERNAUER, OF AUGSBURG.
To-Morrow there will be no performance.
OnWednesday, Liebelieu, with Agnes Bernauer, and Sayings
and Doings.
On Thursday, a New Opera, called Henrioue, or the Love
Pilgrim.

THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM.
(Late English Opera-house.)
THIS EVENING, AND DURING THE WEEK.
MILITARY PROMENADE CONCERT.
By permission of
HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY,
And under the Patronage of
H. R. H. THE DUKE OF CA.'OI3RIDGE.
The Orchestra, consisting exclusively of Wind Instrstraen ts,
will be formed by the unrivalled Band of
HER MAJESTY'S (:OLDS', REAM GUARDS,
Is Full UnifPrrn,
who have been expressly permitted toile engaged at this Theatre,
and will be conducted by Mr. GODFREY.
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.

MONDAY, TUESDAY,t WEDNESDAY, TIIUREDAY,t FRIDAY,
and fiATIIRDAY.t
FART I.
Overture—" Jessonda," (Sphor).
Aria—" Vive Tu," Anna Bolena, (Donizetti).
Waltz—" Eisenbahn Lust," Rail Road, (Strauss).
Grand March—lll. S. ( Bishop).
Quadrille—" La Reine Victoria." First time. This Quadrille
has been composed in compliment to her Alnjesty, (illusard).
Overture—" Oberon," by particular desire, (Weber).
TART 11.

Overture—" Zampa," by particular desire, (Herold).
Trio—" This Magic-wove Scarf," Mountain Sylph, (Barnett).
Quadrille— Balfe s Opera, Falstaff, (Negri).
Waltz—lris, (Strauss).
Duetto—" Ah Si Puoi," Mose in Egitto, (Rossini).
Quadrille—" Les Echos," (Musard).
Overture—Masaniello, (Auber).

TUESDAY,t TIEURSDAY4 AND SATURDAY,
TART I.
Overture—" Anacreon," (Cherubini.)
Quadrille—' Le Tete de Bronze," (Musard).
Trio—" Vorrei parlor ma," Falstaff, (Balfe).
Waltz—" Aurora," (Labintzki).
Grand March—(Parry).
Solo. IJ
Overture—" Le Alcade de la Vega," (Onslovv).

PART.
Overturf—" Guillaume Tell," (Rossini).
Cavat;na—" Tutto e Sciotto." Sonnambula, (Bellini).
Quadrille—" Le Danois," (Musard).
* Spanish Channt—(Anon}•moue).
Carnival and Engendfuer Galops, (Strauss).
Echo Chorus from Preciosa, ( Weber).
Waltz " Alexander," Strauss.

• ON FRIDAY.

(By desire)_Neukomm's Septetto for Flute Oboe, Clarionet,
Horn, Trumpet, Bassoon, and Ophicliede.
The Solos till be performed by Mr. Lazarus, Mr. Keating,
Mr. Burton, Mr. Dean, Mr. Beale, and Mr. Handley.
5 On Monday and Tuesday, on the Oboe, by Mr. Keating.
If Wednesday and Thursday, on the Clarionet, by Mr. Dean.
5 Friday and Saturday, on the Flute, by Mr. Beale.
The doors open at half-past Seven. The Concert to corn-
inene4 at Eight and terminate by Eleven.

Atiniittlice to thr ornei,ade, One Shilling.
Reserved Seats Two Shillings.
Private Boxes, Two Guineas and Ono G`inua•