The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, QCs. 17.
t sing $
After a great deal of unpleasantness, tea
mild term) I am happy to say there is 8-fttilast
appearance of the differences between
stile hein,
men of the Tyne and their employers
attempt
amicably arranged. Yesterday the first et,
was made by the Collieries above Bridge to
pedite their keels to the ships at Shields' Ctlle
About 100 sail of laden keels moved deign a
River. It is true, the voyage was not performs
part,without a good deal of annoyance on the
those keelmen, who stood out against an el th
modation with the Coal-owners. Severaassailed°
keels, on their return homewards, were, band of
near the Felling Shore by a determineu,",joes
mal-contents, who forced the returning Ji.e."
era'
to bring up, and thus suspend all futile:: °lf of
Lions. Although there was a strong Pe 't at
Military along shore, by some strange trigisi
neglect (as I am informed), there was ner-f to
Irate present to give a sanction to the sniTesfriess
frustrating the dating attempts of the lawless
mob. One of the keelmen employed in vi—biof
t. down the River, recrived a tremendees.nters:
rom a large stone thrown by one of the %Jed'
the The
man, in consequence, was seriously vi"iereci
TtsjoCoal-ownersguineas
rew have,ard
for
with tthh
eg reaaptpsrtPetillireei
n of
I}oole
Tt the individual who actually threw
The sequel is of pleasanter import :--Tht:„,„irig,
men below Bridge are very genera,' re"little
to their labours this morning; and there iscol.
by the that
doubt, from the firmness shewn
proprietors, that the deluded men are avia,,tetbef
their best policy is to get out of the scrap grace
had involved themselves in, with the best clge'
they can. Matters once settled beleivr, #3,;
he
the Collieries up the water will imrneniela all
able to resume their wonted business, e°
will once more go on again.

THE THEATRES.
g 10191
DRURY-LANE.—This new Theatre/ 2- it 0191
fairly be deemed, continues, of course'orcors'
tractions ; and when the novelty of its eease'
ons and conveniences sink into evarescen• most
the combined talents of the CompanY `li4ll,e
probably prolong its influence through opilt
son. The dramatic representations Wit icor
were, The School For Scandal, and Aline
Soldier,
which we have noticed before, °-
require no additional comment.
COVENT•GARDEN.—The Comic OPe,r° c'; 5 °'
tainbleau,oi one of those extravagant euecs-°:t
iEErrE, a writer who knew how, 1: not
.improve the taste of the public, at least `2,1 104
risibility in the audience, was represente
niight, and the characters in general wernelt!
JONES
ously assigned and supported viit,,„h s..rorrv''
JONES is admirable hi Lackland. .°I;; nce °5
John Bull is another proof of his exceen-rietor
ored
eche
oathan
wi
fni
amsat ctbotaeo r
English
iitvet
ei London
ho
onud oren reflects Opera
P butucbr House,
cdn.i toto yn
Amt7rohEhre:::Pr, °if; tell
1
a mixed audience might require. 1014
DURUSET, and. FARLEY, were all Prernl•sso"
effective
in their respective characters....
TREE sung delightfully in Rosa, and im's"cooo
gave sufficient consequence to Celia. Missgrs'
was very animated in Dolly Bull, andt thi>
p EAacE, who made her first appearance acasell
T l
heatre last night in' the part of MrS' lit il
proved the good sense of the new mange°
transferring her from the Haymarket.
MR. SINCLAIR.— R 9 SO '°-..',211.tref
nif iSe
justly admired at Covent-Garden 'll7-,a the;
primo cantore, has, since his secession seiocips:
house, been in full practice at all the full, spa
'Theatres in Italy,where his voice, a ricllo2,l the
melodious tenor, has been the denght of
Italian audiences ; whose judgment Tr., 000
be taken as the stamp of excellence. siewibeetef
atb the beautiful city of Florence, fecniji ; in ell
Open
strong invitation, he goes to 51°0400'
Opera composed by ROSSINI which bets
big Carnival at Venice, for
receive 8,000 francs. This engageinhene 0914
prevent his acceptance of either of ;he
madeieleesdwpary Year's
present
the e a
son , Londontbe Managers,
Carnival
'Ab
orillitni,,:icilnyge,
N
t-
rm'srds.aGy,Laonssdocro,uitkinuis ingtii
nsand,l
's
gaged; thus it appears, that however e the
Italians,
the Grande Nation slights our Acterf"d
whose fame as musicians, We,.anl,ll.inencer"
strumental, stands on the highest `,,--„batioer
treat with distinguished marks of aPP"" of oor
respect and esteem the vocal abilities
iforlt
countrymen and fair countr
ywo
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.:51100rt °int:
t 1 onsly voted 501. to Mr. Jonx N°'9°A ;Deli'
assistantta. water-bailiff, for the zealous 9°— pelf
cm the r
Dr.ames and Medway. tied talc,
.fnoffr the Rev. R. HALL, on Sunday last? vi-* '
Doct°rl 99er.
author and a divine, added perhaps, t° te,tol',
.an Mr. WunErtFolicE, having atteude" tifare, to
ear two of his sermons, drew together iofail de;
Afa ux pas ha s Ipaet
nominationslane, a greater number of individuals . niblea•
occasion some together
. in a dissenting place of w'r
'0
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(Leicester Chronicle.) hick 1
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n. d alryl;ilar veeeft:.
coe to
amongst the genii
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house
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of 7tohset oirervii.owing cootie_
likely
Melton
the
gallant Lothario (a widower) is:l:Lied thte
Solicitor in the immediate neighbeur"° last we
ep'-
full
wrote for pecuniary assistance to bertglototho
ceiver,had and the letter by some means g° ego ivil
nhge rdroheblaeup.ds
bustlee ever
: ifiaeai before en
oif::ol:rbreeet_
dasvi.h:roaues
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pi. 00.....
a ns of his housekeeper. The coaseq," stop"
News.) exposure of the whole amour•