The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-27 00:00:00

LISBON, JULY 5.,

• Sunday the 3il instant being theanniversary of
the happy entrance of his Majesty the King our
Sovereign and his Royal Family into the vin ;dome
to which we are essentially indebted for the re-
storation of peace, good order, and the happiness
which we enjoy, the Castle of St. George, the
fort, and the ships-of-war, displayed their flags,
and tired the usual salutes. His. Majesty held a
drawing room at the Palace of Aynda, where he
received the compliments of the Court, the Di-
plomatic Body, and a great number of persons of
distinction.

To-day, being the flte of St. Isabella, Queen
of Portugal, and the Birth-day of her Royal
Highness the Infanta 1). Isabella Maria, was
celebrated with the usual demonstrations of joy,
and his Majesty, accompanied by the Infantas,
D. Maria and I). Anna, received in the Palace of
13emposta the congratulations of the Court, and
a great number of persons of distinction, who all
formed the most sincere wishes for the restora-
tion of the health of the August Princess, who is
universally beloved and admired.

The happy day was celebrated in an appro-
priate manner, in the Royal Dock-yard, by
launching a new and beautiful corvette of 26
guns, the keel of which was laid "down on the
26th November. It 'received the name of the
Infanta D. Isabel Maria. his Majesty awl: the
Infantas Maria and .A,11113. condescended to be
present on this occasibil.

THE THEATRES.

IlAymAnK.c.r.--A. numerous audience attended
and were much gratified by the representation of
The Clandestine Marriage last night. FAR REV'S
Lord Ogleby, with all the vanity of the agree-
able old gallant, gave it a manner suitable to his
supposed rank. Mrs.GLOYEIe Mrs. Heidelburg,h
was an admirable portrait of vulgar pride.
Mrs. GIBBS, for the first time this season, appeared
in.ll issStirlingond was well received.iler perform-
ance was excellent. Miss Gr.ory.a.'S Fanny was
very interesting. II A I:LEY,WI LLI ANS, VI NJ :ttld
the other Performers ably contributed to the
general effect of this Comedy, the joint produc-
tion of the comic Powers of the elder CoLmAN,
and DANA!) GA RR

SADLER'S NVELLS.-I.Vir. T. DIBDPi produced,
on Monday night, a Burlesque, on the _Devil and
Dr. *Faustus, which, from the reception with
which• it was honoured, promises to eclipse the
representation of his Giovanni, Harlequin hoax,
&c. &c. This is the eighth original piece he has
produced since Easter, which, with six revivals
of his most popular Surrey productionN, have
literally crammed the Wells with g:)od company
during the whole time it has been open.

POETRY.

MORNING..
Addressed to a LONG Strtrsta.
Oh, rouse thee from thy drowsy bed,
Night with its shades has paged away ;
In glory o'er the mountains spread,
eliold the meekly dawning daY:
There thou may'st see its' wakening beam
With heaven's own pure effulgence stream.
Oh, didst thou know what morning brings, .
Of joy and gladness to the heart,:-
flow light the elastic spirit springs
With joys it can alone impart,
Thou wouldst not idly dream away
'the sweetest portion of the day.
The clouds that float along the sky,
Lone wandering fugitives of air,
Perchance may catch thy raptured eye,
Borne on the passing breeze afar,
Receiving from their splendid sire
Glories which thou may'st well admire.
how wildly beautiful they seem,
As travellers that know no home,
And like the enthusiast's airy dream,
O'er many a scene of bliss they roam,
Irradiate now with purest light,
Then dark as deepest shades of night!
And wandering on, thy devious feet

May up the entangled woodland stray;
Oh, but it scented breath is sweet,
And all thy toil will well repay : •
For countless flowers arolind thee spread,
Adorn their mother's grassy bed.
And many a lovely form thou'lt meet,
Fresh as the morning's sparkling dew,
And many a smile of beauty sweet,
In turn shall greet thy ravish'd view :
For lovely eves with lustre bright
Oft hail the morning's beamy light. •
A nd there, perchance, thou'lt meet the maid
To whom thy fondest thoughts are given,
In spotless innocence array'd,
Thou deemest her a nymph of heaven;
But she, like thee, perchance, sleeps long;
Then wake her with my morning song.

We give the following exactly as we received
it, verbatim el litcratim, for the amusement of
our readers :

Faversham, Judy 25, 1825.
On Seldwhich Leese. not far from here, a noble mansion stands,
The Lord off which is honor'd much, who has both wealth and
lands,
On Satturday last, I state with Truth, this Noble Donor give,
An Entertainment unto Guests, who in this Town do live.

Both old & young went trudging off, a numerous number they,
The day was fine, and they Inclined, in appearance to be gay,
Not to delay a feast like this, they onward went in Time;
Because it was his Lordships wish, they should be there to
• Dine
To the Freemen of the Fishery, was this- Invitation given,
Who in numbers I am pleased to state, did exceed on hundred
and fitly 7,'
With chearfullness were they regard, and sung songs so very
clever,
Shouting huzas, in Nine times Nine, wishing Lord Sondes
might live; for ever.
(Kentish Gazette.) A FISHERMAN.

DUEL.—A meeting took place at Pallis-green,
in Ow county of Limerick, at live o'clock, on the
morning of Friday, the 22d July instant, between
R. W. MA NSERGH, Esq. of the 25th Regiment,
attended by 11. Hum:, Esq. of Mallow, and
DANIEL O'G RA oy, Esq. of Shorepark, attended
by DANIEL MELVILLE, Esq. of Knockanira, in
the county of Clare, in consequence of a message
received by the former from the latter, when
after. a second exchange of shots, without effect,
Mr. O'Grady's friend declared his perfect satis-
faction, without any explanation having been
entered into on the part of Mr. hwlanesder:tg,shd.--ay
(Limerick Chronicle.)
The ,S7terborne Mercurj says :—"
last a labouying man, • residing in a college, of
houses behitkllligh-sireet,•Taunten, dined off a
beefsteak Nhick he had broiled oti his handsaw,
by. the heat of the sun.''. • - . . .

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