The Sun.
London, England, 1839-07-02 00:00:00

THEATHEhi.

HA YMA REE T.
Kean played the Moor here, last right, in the tragedy of
Othello. He was loudly applauded throughout, and, at
the fall of the curtain called for. To Cooper who played
lago, the same compliment was paid. A new piece, called
Foreign Airs and Native Graces, last night foljowed.
It is merely a trifle got up to display the talents oT Mrs.
Fitzwilliam in personating a French danseuse and an Italian
eantatrice. She is supposed to assume these characters
for the conversion of a whimsical cousin, acted by
Webster, a sort of foppish Doricourt, who is in love
with France and Italy, and detests every-thing Eng-
lish. He is soon, however, tired of the two illustrious
foreigners, and is half captivated with Emily (so is
M-s. Fitzwilliam called) in her third disguise of a country
girl, when, by her confession that she is the "three Mies
at once," she wins his heart entirely, and the piece termin-
ates. By her exceeding cleverness and spirit, her rapid
French talking, her dancing, and her mock-Italian sing-
ing, Mrs. Fitz william not only kept a very weak little
piece " above water," but carried it through with tumultu-
ous applause. The house was crowded.

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NEW STRAND.
The Loves of Lord Bateman and the Fair Sophia,
founded on the well-known " Loving ballad of Lord
Bateman," is the name of a new piece brought out hero
last night with considerable effect. Hammond as Lord
Bateman, and Miss Daly as Sophia drew down much ap-
plause. The scenery is good, the paraphrase upon Stan-
field's diorama was well-managed, and in the course of the
performance several parodies were introduced, among
which were " The swell of other days," the " Echo Duet,"
" Gentle Zitella," " The plain gold ring," " Farewell, my
trim-built wherry," and Haynes Bayly's " I'd be a butter-
fly." There were also some buffo parodies upon Italian airs.

SURREY.
A drama by J. T. Haines (the author of the librettos of
Rouke's operas of Amelie and Henrique, and of some po-
pular trifles at the Minor Theatres) was produced last night
at the Surrey, founded upon, and bearing the title cf
Captain Marryat's novel The Phantom Ship. A new
comic drama, entitled The Brewer of Preston, followed
the first piece, the equivoque of which hung upon the per-
sonification of two charcters, a brewer and au officer, by
Mr. NV. Smith. The performances ended with The
Seven Clerks.

CARLO WELECTION COMMITTEE
(THIS DAY.)

The inquiry into the vote of John Welch was again pro-
ceeded with this morning, and is likely to occupy the whole
of the day.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.

DEAL, JULY I.—Wind N. N. E.—Arrived the Rapid,
from Monte Video. Sailed the Mary Grey, Keith, for
Mauritius; Delhi, Byron, Cape of Good Hope.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY I.—Wind N. N. E. to W.—Sailed
the Montreal, Griffing, for New York.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 1.--Wind N. N. E.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 30. Wind N. to N. N. W.—Sailed
the Fortunato, for St. Petersburg ; Flora, Bremer,.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 1.--Wind N. \V.—Arrived the Isaac
Allerton, Tooric, from New Orleans ; Henry, Pearce,
ditto; Resolution, Forrest, ditto; Mayflower, Weeks,
Mobile; Herman, Allen, ditto; Glasgow, Little, Charles..
ton; Sarah Parker, Davis, ditto ; Cartaretta, Newfound.
land ; Hazard, Mortimer, ditto ; Strathmore, Gavin, Mar.
sidles ; Sultana, Scott, St. Petersburg. Off port, the
Kingston, from Africa. Sailed, the Sir H. Parnell,
Auth, for Monte Video.

On Sunday afternoon last a large concourse of
persons followed to his grave, in Clcrkenwell Churchyard,
a veteran of Waterloo, named Knight, who had committed
suicide on Thursday morning last.