The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-25 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

A meeting took place' on •Saturday last, for the
final adjustment of all disputes' between the Op-
posers of the new regulations of the Theatre and thp
Proprietors. For this purpose a Cotnmittee of the
general body of the Opposition, and Messrs. KEMBLZ
alldliAltßlS, jun. assembled together, when, after a
full discussion of the controverted points, the latter
agreed, in the name of the Proprietors in general, to
throw open the Private Boxes, as they were in the
year -1802 ; consequently the number will be ten,
viz. those 'over the stage doors, and those over each
end of the orchestra.
The Committee were the same persons who rttitt.,
naged Sir FRANCIS BURDATT'S eleaion for West-4
Ouster.
.The performances at the Theatre on Saturday
were, The Exile, and Toni Thumb, -and both pieces
were well received by a. very .numerous audience.--
Bet,ween the Play wand the Farce some placards ire
favO6r. of, BRANDON were held forth, and received with
loud acclarninions. We have- already animadverted
on, the injustice and cruelty• of insisting .upon the
dismission of so old and faithful' a servant of the
theatre, End ;we doubt not that evert those who re-
quired it, are disposed to relinquish all animosities.
We shall therefore' be glad to hear. of his restoration;
and are persuaded the, pablic will sympathize with
us; but-we protest against all placards, and all dis-
,,CUSSiDDS in the theatre. itself, and hope it will in fu-
ture be the uninterrupted scene of our great na-
tional'amusemvnt.

The Dublin Theatre is now, from all accounts,
one of the most elegant structures of the kind in

Europe, as Mr. JONES, the Proprietor, has em-
ployed the best artists, and
dM spared no expence. Ac-
cerg to report, his theatrical Company cot responds
in merit with the beauty of the edifice, and hence
his. venturous liberality is likely !to be rewarded by
a very prosperous season.
Octfermer ca4ions we have' n.oticed. the recepa
tion of BALTASAR HIDALGO' n. CIiNEROS at the
Capital, of the Spanish South 'American Government,
and we gave at the same time the details of the first
e,)Lecutive measures of the New Viceroy. Wits
Seville Gazettes we have received the Address
of the Council of Monte Video, consequent on the
arrival' of this chstingui-hed Officer, on the re-
establishment of Peace with Buenos Ayres ; and also
on the occasion of certain complimentary Resolu-
tions of the Central Junta, which bad been trans—
mitted to the Public Authorities at this Settlement.
It is as folloWs
FICIAL DOCUMENT.
" SEVILLE, Nov. 28.--The SUpreme Govern+,
mint has received 'he fAlowing letter from flip
Council of Monte Video •-r-
"Sts—How just and bow splendid appears out:
Sovereign in your Resolutions. To do-justice, and
to shew gratitude at the same time, is a talent
with
which Heaven has endowed the best of Pi inces.--..
Monte Video, a Colony belonging to his vast S. put hera
kinpire, has.already„ given proofs of its -attaciitnent
and heroism ; at a. time when the Governor-"of, of. II °
capital, Don SANTIAGO LINTERS, on account.
some unhappy dissensions, tcpo,ect 1)5- to serh S
danger, difticultiet increased by the disunite 'of
and by the fury of our competitor, when haontlY at
rived.: his Excellency Senor Mon 8N1.T.A.50111-11DALw'
DE CISNEROS, to whose WiSd9III we are alreadY
greatly indebted. We learn, on his satisfa,Fiorf
authority, that the tenderness of our parents
not be deaf to the cries of their children, and that
the wishes and sacrifices of this people have been
graciously accepted by their Sovereign, which is. all
the consideration they have sought or dtksireci, Yet
his Majesty has condescended to speak of his gra-,
titude towards us, as if the vassal should 4:ot his
duty, by maintaining, at every sacrifice, the rights
'of his Prance; as if this were not' au
,obligation
whiCh Aazure imposes, and the God .4 nature re-
quires at our hands. For' those honours, august
Ivionarch, which -you have deigned conter on
-this council, we would return to , you that love And
fidelity,• that constancy and Valour, which we would
always feel, and which would dispose us to surreneer,
not only our prOperty, but our lives, for the honour
'of *God and your MAjesty. .
'
The representatives of this people desire 0°
thing, but what they conceive will tend' to the 001
of the empire, and to the-general 'happiness. 'Under
' these impressions, this faithful and re-conqqered
Colony humbly hopes that it shall retain the apptO?
bailout of your Majesty, and desires success and
renown to the Supt erne, Central/ and Sovereign Junta
of.bot h worlds.
" May Govt preserve your iViajesty for your- own
happiness and, that of yo„urprsrsasualAst.
jam
PARODI.
" P. F DE BARRO, -ke."