The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-16 00:00:00

Even betting on Mr. Hamilton's c.

Mr. Whaley'reh. :c. Johnny, brat Mr. Ditty's -Ch. h. for
tongs, p. P. The -challenger of the Kirwan-Stakes, and
sorett.. .

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; to 4 on lohnny.
Fitly Guineas Handicap Plate (tree only for Subscribers of
sgs), 3gs Entrance with Mr. Kelly, before two o'clock on
Tuesday : Rutland Course ,:‘ eights fixed by the Stewards
same evening Any person having entered one horse, may
enter one of more in addition, bona fide his property, paying
2,,,,,s for each after the first.
Mr. forteseue's b. in. - - - t I
Mr. Daly'S gr. C. '"' ~ 6 - 4 2
Mr:Hamilton's b. f. i, . - 2 3
Mr. Coote's b. c. i • .. 3dr
Mr. M. Dennis's br. h. - - - dr

TICS THEATRES.—The tragedy of The RaTnge was
last night represented at Covent Garden Theatre,. for
the benefit of Mr. GLASSINGTON, the PrOmptor, who
very ably. elifath2rges an office whiciiis-brna means
a sixecurv. Mr.Kzams, to serve a respeetable in-
dividual; came forward on this occasion in the, part
af Zanga, though his health is by no means suffici-
ently recovered for so arduous ar, undertaking. He
supported it throughout in his usual masterly style,
but acquitted himself with extraordinary skill in
the last scene.—Mr. C. KL:ABLE. displayed great
merit in Alonzo. The house was crowded.

•
HAY-MARKET.—This Theatre opened for the
Beaten last night with the Comedy of The Heir at
Law.—Tue Charatters were supported by the usual •
Perforinem-except thy, part of I4ozry Morelarid,-by-
Mr. CABLES, and that Of Charlotte Dormer, hy
Miss TAYLOR. Mr. C.aaLes is a judicious ador,:
but wants' a smoothness in his manner. He is;
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therefore, much better fitted for the‘Moralist than.
the Lover. However, lie—rhade a respeitable ap
pearance on this Occasion. • Miss ,TAYLOit is a very
pretty wornag,. and Who' n praaide has given to her
snore Courage and firmnqss, Ave doubt not 'that she
tviil appear to greater advantage. At present there
is a diffrdence h► her niaiiner too nearly bordering
upon tameness.••--FA.WCETT, 111Afruiws,
Grins, and the other Chief Performers, were 11-,
bmlly greeted as they respectively appeared:---:The
Theatroa4-,.been painted, and emliellislied.in such
a na,anner as „to combine beauty .with.neatueSs and
siniplicity..: he front of the interior 'is white and
gold. The inside.,. of the buNes is_ painted with a',
light grey, and: the:,,who- le. has a very elegant ap-
pearance. The House. was• rnuelvbetter attended
than is usual on the first night,'thid colisideting "that
the other Theatres are open:

ATTEMPT ICIDE.-4 'unfortupate young
woman aifeMpted to destrov herself, on Friday last,
near Lamplightees Hall, about live miles from Bris-
tol, by cutting tier arms across in al shocking man-
ner. —She-iiiid nearly Bled Ititdetifit before she was
discovered. The cause of the raSliiiid may be inter-
red from tlie, following note,' round in her apart-
ment-r;V.o,withhold the names of, the parties :--:-
" My -name is Mary Rebecca- I live at No. 9,
street:. I was kept by Captain ----, of. the
(the name of a Sbip)-1 have li ved.with. him twb 'ears.
He has left ine to this deed, for I loved him as my
and I lusey,my lite for his sake."
.1 God forgiVe •