The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-29 00:00:00

TH E THEATRES.

COVENT-GARDEN.—This Theatre opened again
last night, before a thitnerous audience, with The
School for Scandal, which was altogether so well
supported Olaf nothing but the frequency of its
repetition, during the -long' period which has
elapsed since its original appearance, can render
it less operative in its general effect. CIIAR LES
KEMBLE in Charles, COOPER' 41 Joseph, JIPNES
Sir Benjamin, FAwcErr in Sir Oliver, FAIIIIEN: in
Sir Peter, Miss.Cnr.srEn in Lady sTeazle, and
Mrs. GI BUS in Mrs: Candour, gave full effect to
their respective characters. KEELEY was Moses,
and Miss SCOTT Maria, the only changes in the
.performance. A ludicrous derangement in the
dress of FA R REN excited a hearty laugh, but it
soon gave way to the merit of his acting..
ENGLISH OPERA MOUSE.—After Broken Pro-
mises, one of the most interesting and successful
draMas of the season, The Blind Boy followed
last night,
.and Miss KELLY, as usual, acted
powerfully on the feelings in the hero of piece.
As Mr. BAttrr..Ev was obliged to attend his duty
at Covent-Carden Theatre, Mr. LEE, late Stage
Manager and Actor at the Adelphi Theatre, took
the part..of Oberto at a short notice, and Sup.
ported it with more impressive force and feeling
than could- be•teasonably expected on. a sudden
call., .Mr. PERKINS, a very promising young :ac-
tor, was The King. The performances were for
the benefit of Mr. STEVENSON, and we were glad
to see that the respectable veteran had a' good
hOuse:

PERU.—The following information %vas yester-
day posted at LlOyd's, brought -by the Mora?,
FF. 'IRANI', arrived off Weymouth, in .52 days,
front Bus nos Ayres :
•‘ By the Minstrel, arrived at Buenos Ayres on the 2d of
August, intelligence has been received from Lima to the 21st
of June, At that time the castles of Callao still held out
against the blockading force, nor was there any prospect of a
speedy surrender. Rodil had-issued proclamations in terms of
strong insolence and defiance, and declared his intention to
hold out to the last extremity. The Government of Lima had
prohibited-the introduction into Peru of Spanish produce and
manufactures of every description after the 17th of August.
Their decree not only orders the confiscation of such Spanish
,property as. may arrive in the ports of Peru after the time
before.mentioned, but declares as good prizes all vessels found
with such property on board."

"
BaussEr,s, SEPT. 27. I he King of PausstA
has ordered that the Prussian Loan, contracted
in Holland, shall be itmnediately paid ofr.
CORFU, AUG. 31,---His Excellency the Lord
High Commissioner of His Majesty the Protector
of these States, has received a dispatch dated the
20th June last, from the Right Hon. Earl Bath-
urst, One of His Majesty's principal Secretaries
of State, announcing by the Kings' command,
that his Majesty has been pleased to appoint His
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Grand
Master of the Illustrious Order of St. Michael
and St. George.

An Order in Council, we understand, has been
sent to the Custom-house, to stop the clearance
of any vessel for the Mediterranean having arms
and ammunition. on board. The order is sup_
posed to be directed more particularly against
the shipments of that nature which are making
for the Greeks, though it will, of course, have
the effect also of preventing any supplies for the
Turks or the Egyptians. By a singular coinci-
dence indeed, it happened that clearances were
demanded for an Egyptian vessel, with warlike
stores on board, immediately after the prohibi-
tory order was receive) at the Custom-house.