The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-16 00:00:00

THE THEATRES.

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1111,:tiOr.-__The enter prizing Lessee of
,ds oi're Yesterday distributed very liberally
ends aedmission among his friends and the
thittin ,the Proprietors, for the purpose. of
ye heel 'n them last night the alterations which
1 We Ili I"nd necesary for public convenience.
i
°se alt"e
re thatiaoluresa,diyt given
an ample detail o
is hardly necessary to say
hidy' that tile practice fully illustrates the
ati justifies all that we have previously
itea hi the great improvements which have
"sents'ace• The interior of the Theatre
all ak most beautiful. and brilliant aspect,
71 so the seats are now so well-constructed,
4 pitadmirabli graduated, in the Boxes and
41 that the audience cannot impede
lrogreasther in the view of the Stage, and the
.
istated 3 1 sound also is proportionally fact-
,,lve t:.17 'Ve Presume that similar improvements
‘irtaC'en Place in the Galleries. The Drop-
ihetatn Was the only novelty presented to the
"'llsl.°ll last night that has not been pre-
taill noticed.
This consists of a double cudr--
ifig kill the fashion of window curtains, descen
f,4ehell''ising on each side of the Stage. They are
t
"cirnielisvihed With figures of the Tragic and t the
staallo.—ase, and the opening exhibits behind af
°lit great Vain, with a whole-length figure o
44 urarnatic Bard. The entire of the at-
Woe
114 of the
nlanifestly excited the full approba-
tion b,„`"e sPectators,who testified that approba-
Paay J varin and repeated applause. Thhe.cotn.
tusspeetTen amere very numerous and thely
lobill'fbule, our, whom were several of i
kales--J)Jnd many- elegant and beautiful es-
Drese i mr. ELLISTON, who, of course, was
tistutiel) attended to the company with
.3_
lite itili,a,ahnation, and received the applausef
had
etiter;:ience for the spirit with which he.diiat
‘titil :,,nl3on these improvements, the rapidity
414 t"huich they have been carried into effect,
rye
aid
complete success with which they a
ttettlbued • NI r.YouNG, MrAVALLAcK, and other
e.
seat, :Ills of the theatrical community were
Iporp.
Patsl.o warmly participated in the general
are to '°,,n• Mr. COLMAN, to whom the P
;Yhich be indebted for an Occasional Address,
his
ii-
tll'at' and
we can hardly offer a higher comp
to
kibli t° his Muse, or a stronger incentive
the
tgoatt esiirjosh...;
y was also present, and among
\lthaleactive to testifying his admiration of the
4'us, and The suffrage of so much taste, g
t° iii: exPerience could not but give sanction
Pritin' general opinion, and gratify the nssioi
itreidtg Lesee, and Mr. BEAZLEY, theisucce
de.
taio.-,i'ket• The varied bustle of the placeth
seert-g the compny to a late hour, and ecye
frotoe,d at last oa
retire with obvious relucta.ift
in " scene of•1t splendour and gnat y-
. nin.. . so tnUL.
14 glatton.
-..A.1
highi ins'aKET.—The season concluded last
With 'rat this elegant and convenient Theatre,
io.
geol. --doyen,
Quarrels and The Belle's Strata.
4erve,,t In Justice to the Proprietor it must
/vel;"' that if his season has been prosperoluefsu,lal s
tleyea:eAreason to believe is the case, he has
l
farrnr•eu his success, by the many very ahePeoryi
'kit eell whom he engaged,and by the varietyr
_.
,'",arrt' e ; 11°VeltieS which he brought forwaidic
the shb `"clusion of the Comedy, Mr. T. Dinn,
ab m-ge Manager came forward and addressed
ch
`'llitlh-er°°B audience with the following spreoeba:
tient- wax received with universal app
"LAoi,
-3414 D GENTLEMEN,—I am
Plitt% to desired by the Pro-
ltdetri present you with their sincere and grateful acknow.
110„oliea4 for the very liberal patronage with which you have
tills kci the season which terminates with the performances of
c th
( "tiling.
'llsokedet3robeg to assure you, that the long vacation we are
this h suffer shall be employed in every exertion to render
"ilek„°ll„se and 48 establishment worthy a continuance of your
c( tl-' support.
genes
formll our short campaign, we have to thank yourindul_
len e complete success of every novelty we have prei-
opote4th' arid among the new candidates who have adventured
11414t,;._-ese b°ards, a young lady, whom your discriminate award
er
liare-'cd to the highest rank of musical pretension, will
the•
'fzientia recollect that her first efforts were encouraged by
t 4114 patrons of the Haymarket Theatre.
The A
the k. - erfortners also wish to express their high sense. of
q 1:1..dllels You have shown them ; and 1 hope, Ladies and
libelltly -,,,.11',it may not be deemed intrusive if I take the
al ertri "' thanking each of them who have, by their zeal,
niaae;t3r'"d talent, carried into effect every intention of the
Cagetilent.
( Li
111111Artili ellame of the Proprietor, the Performers, and most
etv h-"I ItY ownwhile taking a grateful leave, 1 wish you
ew
on,
.t Lr'ssible hap own,
till the return of summer shall renun-
ink, -Fes to meet Pand ardent wishes to merit, the future s
of Your favoiir and protection."

geOtritl.:lllSit JUSTICE.—A Greek Lady having
had'""led to the 'fornagi Bachi, that a Turk
ile i'111"1 her husband, the Bachi told her that
tie eared the people would oppose the punish-
14,-' the murderer. The woman wept bitterly.
ttPotl: I Judge, to appease her, said, " I have hit
method of consoling you ; embrace the
the'„,4l°f our great Prophet, and I will force
ivi-urderer of your husband to marry you."
c'tt 4,I„I:G;‘TE, OCT. 13.—1 t is with regret we an-
violent violent death of Mr. JOHN FULLER,
by c'e'lltect of this place, who committed suicide
Illsani!lting his throat on Thursday last in a a of
by ;11. This catastrophe was nearly followed
°ver-11,1°ther: a lady attempted to throw herself
one the Eastern Cliff this morning; fortunately,
trat% the mariners had long observed her dis-
tesol7l.: stePts, and promptly prevented the fatal
he was safely conveyed to her friends.
the s "ItY years ago, a dissenting clergyman in
tes °llth of Scotland, who belonged to a most
oiePuectabie body, before dispensing the sacra-
v: in a very small, though on that occasion
part-ry crol,
vded meeting-house, debarred from
duly
el
g fit all those magistrates who were not
Pre-otiected ; all those ministers who did not
to LI the gospel ; all those men who refused
ttad-liitaxes to support a lawful government ;
tie -'
those who did so to support an unlawful
liavi;
all those who indulged in polygamy, or
did 13: "vo Wives at one time'. and all those who
(stascit marry, whose duty it was to do so.—
Pzo C4ronicie.)