The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-18 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

IV.O4IIAk
A; --times lively comedy of Much Ado About
WaS last night brought out at this theatre, on
Sear nneasion Miss FANNY KEMBLE made her first
Ilo:Inee in the fascinating character of Beatrice. If we
el raistaken, Miss KEZIBLE is a young lady of a great
411) 0' much mind and of too deep reflection to have a
•ttk.,:atestrained tide of animal spirits. 'We think the
.°,l her for it, and since her last scene in her last tragic
Ittilin,.4 ',at before, we have learnt almost to reverence her
o.4arski Her performance went off with the most en-
n'l4, fuliag and gratifying applause from all parts of one of
-"tlionses the oo We need not particularise
kttg, ja which ,ehseeadistinguishes herself, nor quote
• ,;'„‘'elivered point and effect : the whole was
▪ 'OlO.l be" better even on Saturday, when Much Ado
%kr' Nothiny_
will be repeated, and by her fifth or sixth
!illtriint,a4ne in the part, it will be excellent. All the other
'vere well cast ; indeed we have never seen a play
h:.ltatt, 11)1 were more judiciously distributed. C.
In7eo tt.a Benedict is well known, and it has been the
"e stage for many years : it is likely to continue
L XINBLE's comedy is light without being flimsy,
41,41 e0e„.1,a3 not the habit of most performers of gen-
Cdi eti,...17 since the time of WILES--and Wits in-
-04
,
• gin Perpetually shuffling about the stage and never
11% PWARD'S Leonato was as goo as the
orta, int,:te.ou9be rendered, and we never before saw it so
an„ M 155 TAYLOR'S Hero deserves considerable
I.e' .% 041: pet with a due share of applause. BLAN CHA RD
the h
droll in
45 Dogberry, and KEELEY'S Old
4ne piece of natural acting. Every body in the
'fled well satisfied.
M2sth b‘lt We received New York Papers to
et W "* They state the expectation of a great
)0.:410f eamington in regard to American legislation ;
Vtioo ,"e States having lately passed local laws, in op-
i:linzto‘a the enactments of the General Congress at
equalt The following is the latest Stock List :
share's United States Four and a Half (1S:38) 101% 1-2 i; ditto Winited States Bank 1,25%
It ditto t,eFchants' Bank 106
to Bank 99
pf LA hurt. ,°nawk and Hudson Rail-road Company 138%
.44 tllllb
tdy °lt•rob urgh Papers inform us, that a band
tor
purilepor! have. recently. taken up their abode in that
IN the 0 ea easily imagined. Edinburgh, however,
+int 0n,5, Y Place in Scotland thus honoured at the pre-
4tirb34ay ti We have to state, as a positive fact, that
leftlYs ago a similar band, gallantly mounted and
trh.,4,4,1cen,„t,8 city direct for Dundee, w.here. they just
lea sharp look out. Such intimation, how-
kit:
,7ea sent before them to the bankers there, as
C enable them to be " too old" for their visi-
t' \Ali gow Free Press.
tray INt SA
—GACITY.—A short time since,
k pi,. RFIRLD, a carpenter, of this town, was
Stir,a 4orne from Gloucester market, the animal
i.,:aaver-4,' and he was obliged to leave it in a ground
ktZttfor't4hdge. arose early on the following
44101 e ar,ive,Parpose of looking after his purchase, and
4ttc4(,, I°fitvou!" at the Golden Valley lie was surprised to
dayltetil-dng, which had followed him on the
st-Zs4l, asing the pig at a rapid pace towards
. 'vt. appears the dog had gone to his kennel
"lip;,2loe lous night, but had anticipated his master
11krty._ure day-light, for the purpose of recovering
• ---qeltenham Chronicle.

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