The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-04 00:00:00

WINDSOR-SUNDAY.

i„ Their Majesties attended Divine Service this morning,
the Private Chapel of the Castle. The Rev. Mr. Gos-
-7t rt officiated. In the evening the Queen attended the
1,1:!e in St. George's Chapel.
th 1118 Majesty will give a State Dinner at the Castle on
Knights
16th of the present month to the Military and Civil
'nights Grand Crosses of the Most Honourable Military
Yrder of the Bath. On this occasion the Knights will
!tear the Collars of the Order, and will appear in their res-
Peetive uniforms
Their
Majesty 'took an airing in his carriage yesterday.
r Royal Highnesses the Land ravine of Hesse Horn-
and Prince George of Cambridge, and their Serene
E Ighnesses the Prince Ernest of Hesse Philippsthal and
dward of Carolath, remain at the Castle.

THE THEATRES.

Emeterstirring
week is, and, from time immemorial ever has been
time in theatrical affairs ; and, although the pre-
ont occasion may not offer quite so many novelties as days
n
by, it is not wholly destitute in that way ; and in van--
7' Perhaps, the present holydays are as great as any of
tneir
„„ predecessors.
tiefuleugh Drury-lane presents no novelty beyond a par-
change in the caste of its several dramas, yet it gives
attractiveteas and showy pieces, well suited to the holyday
Vi ?n• To-night and Friday The Jewess, in which Mrs.
/31'14; and Mrs. Sloman undertake the character of the
Peri.neess Eudocia and Rachael, hitherto sustained by Misses
Aut and Ellen Tree, will be followed by the first Act of
spee er's
f,. , Gustavus the Third, and the very gorgeous
Wed.'neeleA of Chevy Chase ; which will, to-morrow,
told's suaY, Thursday; and Saturday, be preceded by He-
At opera of The Corsair.
he Covent-garden to-night, after Romeo and Juliet, will
- Pred
Inn • uced a new and splendid romantic spectacle, with
, entitled Zazezizovi ; or, Dominoes. Chess,and Cards.
firstrn°"roW, Virginius, in which a Mr. Dale will make his
to appearance in London in that character, and on Wed-
bib,7,y,with Miss Baillie's tragedy of The Separation, and
s ballad farce of The Waterman.
eveti English Opera House commences its season this
toliel,ng with two new pieces, the first by Mr. Bernard,
n4-4611e; or, The Story of a Heart, with two new
op 's by Mr. Lover ; the second, by Mr. Oxenford, "an
sviteretta
ofincident," called A Day well Spent; to conclude
h
the_ revival of The Cornish Miners, by Peake.
this
Adelphi, though closed for the season, re-opens for
kr evening with the drama Grace Huntley, in which a
D•Dale will essay that character, followed by a divertise-
et4bY the artistes of the King's theatre, the farce of the
St 844 a " juvenile pantomime," with the " Grecian
taian:, ":' and Robert Macaire, which latter will be sus-
by Mr. T. Thompson, whose benefit it is.
fo 'e St. James's Theatre re-opens for this evening only,
e th
le, benefit of Mr. Morris Barnett, who, besides his very
impersonations of Monsieur Jaques, and the Marquis
"`cei.randeville, in the pleasant vaudeville of Capers and
pet;°,nets, presents an attractive bill of fare, including the
Zer comedy of Perfection, and the burletta of The
lery Ticket.
Astley's Amphitheatre opens to-night for the season, with
tillonew splendid spectacle, founded on The Great Fire of
Do d", giving, in three epochs, " The Prophecy of the
evelned City," with equestrian and other feats in the circle
liupon the sta,,e.
he J. T. P. Coole returns to the Surrey Theatre, where
4417!ll make his first appearance to-night, in an entirely new
setzi.nal drama, called The Ocean af Life ; or, Everyincli
co, 11°, r, and his 99th in My Poll and my Partner Joe ; to
kr dada with the farce of Major Linkey ; or, an Afair of
onour.
filer'sSa
Wells, under its new management, re-opens to-
4t, with the musical drama of Paul Clifford, and the
Fucairne of Harlequia Guy Fawkes, which had so suc
un last Christmas, at Covent-garden Theatre.
Th,

t,i ,e health of the Duke orßuckingham continues
ql kiprove, but tbe amendment is not yet sufficient to enable his
lee to take a journey to London.—Northampton
Th •
Nip 0 Prince de Capau ( Mercury.
brother of ~,
bye) and Miss Penelope Smyth, who by this time have
471 e one, are expected to remain in London during a portion
The Prince is a friend of
thetarpre!ent fashiona.blewhsoeas
withn his suite, will arrive shortly
Itt 0., . gins of Hertford
uerness House, in Park-lane, from Italy.
ditties rince Esterhazy's return, to resume his diplomatic
Ills Zia Chandos-house, has been delayed in consequence of
tha lughness having entered into a financial negotiation with
qlural of Rothschild at Vienna, for a
his principality.
of several millions
principality. The
(learns secured on. the revenues of
tativ Of his father, the late Prince Nicholas,irendered it impe-
his e that he should proceed to Viennna,aonfdfrom!hence to
arranging many
ja,,Principality in Hungary, for the it
thrrtant affairs that by the long indispositionrPos and absence of
The noble mansion
i deceased Prince had bean neglected.
4 llite ready for his reception.—Morning Paper. . .
for theftN.G FOREST.—His Majesty's Commissioners
they r ,„
t 11,),,„ woods and Forests have at last issued a no
Ivy snail put a stop to the gross encroachments, by enclosure
rights have taken place upon Epping Forest, by which, the
jar d of the King and the freeholders have been o:reatty e
-: Hitherto they have
didin-
to their duty.; but, as tlie,
tiotieltr: altogether neglected doing so, his Majesty's t ,
tioa...._ are compelled to do so by issuing the notice 1;
holders We understand the Verderers arc selected by t
am of the county, and their duties are to protect_ t
fraelylenison, and more particularly the rights f the Kit
,i. olders, and the poor from the encroachments
cof tin ,
Zanors upon the forest, making enclosures,
kRr b'c'Listi AND FRENCH POST-OFFIhC.
Pal atop both sides that newspapers and allot eEi:—ssthr...iTillq:ti:.
thar...e.imn-
, a s exchanged between the. t 5.,:.?
an.countries
‘, , :-:
~ -.....aipostaqe of one halfpenny d and ol ~1.:,,
Povag—ri.ag-ilear as pc ~?.,,
Zitiiv:l:en'iLtiCl7;cielnitliPmes paid on French papers. .-.-t.t-
ancinft '4 Froance. Thus, in lieu of 2d, now paid in England,c
boo,cen.sous (sd) paid n France,. in all 7d, on a newtrst-.4.3
one lnaliffr6tn England to France, and vice versa, the 1.
Vnak'n' Penns will be charged on both sides of the..-
Prenio-F the whole ostage amount to Id on an Englis.
%ti news a erP d tined for either country. The other
ihPandlatious regarding se
payment or non-payment of poosftatte
advance tvall'e° (affranchissement facultatif), the abolition
of oos., the security of money letters, and the additional hour
that as iltg (five o'clock), were all long ago agreed upon, so
sew e 'Don as the point relative to newspapers settled, a
hty:(iiroLeiinntgio,n was drawn up and signed withouwtalsor_Lf timea,nd
La'
p Comte, jun., on the part of the French
.Post rit '—
jun., on the part of the English.
to th ranville and M. Thiers have also ut their ~
sirrnatures
Post-office,
11gZtled°11i.ventiop, and it is on the point
.of being. transmitted to
qfeet or ratification. The convention is to begin to have
Ala,. tw° months after its date, that is, towards the end of
I\l7. beginning of June.— Observer.
l'ttle- LAP ORT E' S BANKRUPTCY.—At the meeting
debt the fiat of this bankruptcy, on Tuesday, amongst the
A'laPtoved was one for 131. 125., thus constituted— _
'rhr rge plum-pudding in basket-work, 8 feet .E 4 0 u
'rhee eggs in ditto, 2 feet 6 inches high llO 0
,r 1:,
_bodies of two dromedaries in basket-work,
_ "et long each
A learleg,s, claws, and tail of a large magpie
clJve magpie, with extended wings, tail, and
A h.. s, iti basket-work
unIP in basket-work

Total .RI3 12 0
Thl:rre°,vis ions of all sorts continue advancing in price:
and of 'Ts been a large supply of cattle from Scotland. lately,
bee.. Cheese butter, and pork, from Ireland, otherwise the
the;asaries of life in ;his county y would be much dearer than
had ,:re• The advance is not caused by scarcity arising from.
eceksieether, or non-produce, but from increased consumption,
Persons by the demand for labour, and the great number of
blot_ 3 ic4vin active employment throughout the country.
Lu,de their
tittYs "1-Ise strawberries have within the last few
appearance in small quantities.
4 vetv4t; wet.k a robbery and murder were prevented in
Part,ii'es'ngular manner at a house in a lonely spot in the d. e-
/lati:11 t' Puy de Dome, in France. The thief having
tho 1 ed for the absence of he master and mistress, entered
It
ktli'°lll3e ; when he got in be found that nobod)., was there but
tbi,
ra e servant, whom he ordered to supply him with some-
wislii tr; eat and drink. As soon as he had finished his.repast,
`4411:' t° rob the housewithout interruption and without a
her wshsiciaintold the poor gwirl to prepare forts ath, and aslied
tabbing. The
ode she would prefer, hanging o