The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-13 00:00:00

IVEY2IIO6TH, OCT. 10.

The arrival of the 53d Regiment has made us all
life and .bustle, and the band which etcompaniei
it, will, no doubt, greatly add to our aninsements.
The arrivals in consequence of the fine weather
are increasing daily, and it is generally imagined thi3
favourite watering place will he crowned with n good
after Season and Winter. On Fridayevening there was
a seleo Music Party fat the Rev. Dr. BMW; many of
the profession and amateurs were present : amonig
the evening's amusement we noticed VIATTI'S CUD*
CCU in 0 on the'Piano-Forte, which can be seldom
excelled,amnvdssbrc cu
utrarsolmyls
equalled by a first rate per*
fo
anJuan..4 aididryedrtinverttere:
oc;:colsirdneprautb:lysalttitol:tcile'leciainr.dreAsputzittizollir:
wpoetindueensdtinforms u thihacht
an? arrived jtelriseerye
Malo's the day before, accompanied by lix French
Privateers, destined on a cruize, and that 14 of th*
same were nearly ready for sea at that Port. It is
therefore to be hoped that our crtiTzers in the Chan*
nel will be on, the alert, and introduce them to A
British Port.
A strong report prevails here that the whole of
the Turkish Fleet are either taken or destroyed by
Admiral Lord Cot.taisowtiou, and sn express is said
to have passed through aachester with the. peril-

Tats TiiRATRS.--The high dramatic merit bf
Henry the Eighth, tind the, admirable' manner in
which it is brought forward, in aging and costume,
drew a numerous audience last night to Covent"-
garden Theatre. KaMBLE and Mrs. Summits wens.
excellent, The Farce of The lkedding-Dny folioiv•
ed. Murintar made his first appearance in Si!
.Adam; Contest, which he supported with. ry
cross eifect. The part of Lady Contest was, for the
first time, performed by Mrs. C. l'xittn.a.
JORDAN has long been so much admired in this
charatter, that any successor engages in a perilous
task. Mrs. K.Emat.e may, lio‘vever, congratuiao
herself on her success. She was by no meats a set'
vile copyist, but sustained the part with original ."
spirit, archness, and humour. She gave the song
m a very able manner, And was particularly success*
ful in blending the .thicering feelings of the little
wandering Deity, in the cold Winter Night, %vigil
musical correctness and expression.

as
aciyoreunidicgothett7etiriclreiotduitgtio7iallest erapr withfar
to'
tuatkintionrsstSodjiiffilrciD)un2a uwhreCri tb
The Wedding Ddiy. She wag, jts usual, encored IA
0e song, and in compliment to the' wishes of the
audience she repeated it, though-she was at the time
Struggling with intense
Pain. On Sunday morning.
she wa atreaed 1y a coughing, Which prodiwol4
considerable
discharges
61 blooo, and she is no! under
a very hAv.reginien, preicribed by Di. Bt.Assa. It is
highly to the credit of this popular actress "hat 81:°
tims perievered in her attempt to irgtifi;;
nee, though at the eNpeucc of a severe sac!itl Q'
•
herself.
Mrs. StAbeNg, who has neverappeared at Web*
mond, is about . tozratify the inhabitants Of
thai
neighbourhood (which may be considered as etas•
sic ground, the abciderof our Princes, and the lowan;
of Poets), with hei perlurmance of 4415. 12.0,19/0?
When the PRINCE .of W.ktss recently visits
Bristol, Mr. Otstorrn,, the Proprietor of the Theatre,
with a loyal -zeal that demi honour to his charaaeri
gave an extra-play. in romplituerit to his ROYOI High.
ness. The Patriots however, was reVaulted. tif' .
honouring
previnua engagements from : the Tbentre
on ibis occasion. •

The late Dr. STonor,s, Chancellor of Winchesteft
was one of the most respeaable and intelliget4
Members of the Church.--TbiS Gentleman a (0,!,
ye.irs distitmished himself In a cenitrOvergY
q.
with a Clergyman of the Roman Catholiciers*
sign, ill which he 'displayed great..leernins
ability, as well as lauditble .zeal for
,that
ous establishment whirl - the 'Wisdom of our
costors eft:cited, and which' inculcates ti pure de'
s(?tion, e<lttally retriote from the.reyeries of entbo°
siasm and the tyranny Of superstition. This %%net"'
able of the Ortlinddit Church was the WI
of Mi. 'STIIitGE4 BoUttsg, a Gentleman of weir
known worth and talents, and who heti been
teitious to support the purity of that Political aPt:
tetra Which protects us from the coatroul of DoP.9
isrn and tlacturtraionce of II:06mq.