The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-11 00:00:00

GR.A2Vp:-SUNCTILIN CANAL.

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THE Canal to Paddington was opened yesterda'
morning for trade, with a grand procession along
the Paddington Line to Bull's Bridge at Uxbridge.
Exadly at nine o'clock the Committee, with their
friends, in two Pleasure-boats, set 'sail, with co-
lours and streamer's flying, each vessel being towed
by two horses.' At twelve o'clock the company
were met, at 4ull's Bridge by the City Shallop(hay.
ing on hoard:, the Sub-Committee of the Thames
Navigation), and several Ple,isutc,s4o24s,...ixi -tiLlazgo
parties of Ladies.—On meeting, a salute was "fired,
and then the prOcession returned in the following;
Order

t. The Committee and their friends, in two
Barges, with the Buckinghamshire Band of Nusic.
a. The City Shallop.
3: Seven Pleasure Boats.

Ac half after five o'clock the cavalcade reach)
the Great Dock. This was announced by the grill
of cannon onyestbourn-green-bridge, and a volley 't
of musquetry -60411 the town. After three huzzas, 1
the company linded, and walked in procession to
the Yorkshire Sting°, preceded by the auckinghtn.
shire Band, playing " God save the King." At hail
after six, the company sat down to, dinner.

THE rt.t EA TR Operatic Drama, brought
forward two seasons ago at the Haymarket. Thea-
tre, under the title of Falre and True, was revived
there last night. There are no pretensions to oti-
ginal merit in this Drama, which rather combines
the incidents and charaCters belonging to other
pieces of nature.•- It is a'sort of a mixture
of the herrific and the' kit/Nut-ors; and, on rho
whole, is by no means uninteresting or unamusing.
The merit of the aeting rests wholly with Surrr, •
IlAkkrik.ioar., H. JowNsTol,t, and JOHNSTONE—
The last was highly entertaining. in the part of 3 .
low Irishman, . raised into.,mock-nobility.•
On the4th.of July inst.. a Cause respeCting the
validity of the
.Marriage of Mr. GEoaOE COOKE,
Of the Theatre. Royal, Covent-garden, and Miss
AL ICiA.DANIELS, of the 'Theatre Royal, Bath,
came. on. to be heard in DoClors Commons, before the
Right Hon.. LLIAM'SCorT, when the Learned
Judge pronounced. the marriage krill and ~rraid.
Yesterday the Dividends
_began_ paying at the.
As scion as the Bank was
opened, Mr. Townsend, .the BoW-sireet Officer,
discovered in the place where tLe Dividends are,
paid, three notorious pickpockets, two' of- whom
have ItiSt'returned from a seven years visitation to
Botany'Bay. By 'the • aetivity of Townsend they
were all secured, but not till they: had led Win
pretty long chace. ,

It .was the fortune of the great Lc.Brun to record
the warlike adions.of the heroes otanfiquity on the
historic canvas, by order of Louis XIV. The ex-
-ploits of the modern Cxsars- and Alexanders have
called forth the enterprising spirit of an English
Artist—and the Public justly appreciate his labours
by their -constant attendance at the Lyccum, on
every exhibition of works. The Siege of Acre,
the subjed at present before the Public, is univer—
sally admired as a chef d'ceuvre.

Novelty, taste, splendor, excellent music and im-
pressive charader's, render the Fire King, or Albert
and Rosalie, at the Royal 'Circus, St. George's
'Fields, the ruling favourite with every circle, and
the overflowing audience of each evening at that
Theatre, shews its estimation of this charming pro-
duaion. by the loudness of its applause, Which is
also universal through tile Pantotivme of the Britist.
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