The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

THE THEATRES.

r
len I trEATRE.—M. LAFONT, whose excel--
ce as a Performer on the Violin is deservedly
,!.lebrated, :had his benefit last night at this
eatre.
The first act of Don Giovanni was
heated
leiP'esPutecl. on this occasion, and well received.
fe,", °‘Tn performance on the violin, which mani-
Wed extraordinar_y skill and taste, was the
"er'attraction; acid was dtily applatided. •
Jo/ -YmAnKET.—The second representation of
ci !ivfirluzzby, last night, fully confirmed the de-
thst°4.of the previods.night. We did not observe
at
any material alteration or omission was
He cesarY,as the- incidents though numerous were
'tot °reicharged, and as the dialogue is chiefly -
in'
struinental to- the plot. The acting was again
Th eiell.ent, particularly that of TERRY and JONES.
e 'whole seemed to afford abundant gratifica-
tintlto the numerous audience who, attended.
OPERA HousE.—That infantile.pro-
pa'ri, if-Liss GLA
"n A FISHER last night assumed the
7;l' Lurie Pickle, in the whimsical farce of
1,„ She . fully entered into the.
cleanil. performed it with great spirit and
Li'qour. The succeeding
,pieces were Belles
hOut Be fIUX and . Love among the Roses, and
CLARA Fr,i.i.tr.R. came forward again in the
'lst •
Plf"ce 71: Aclress of All-Work, and dis-
c sec
YeA her talentsin six various and opposite
ch„._
g,racters and was. in all received with well-
merited applause.

DD -.
A.
--R•ruar, OF TIIE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF
Of"AilK.—Th lime of the Prince and Princess,
I
uRNAtAnK, sinc.e their Royal Highness took
pa7,°f the King on Sunday, has been Spent in
I)l,Ymg visits, and taking leave of the different
INiarnoles of the Family, the Cabinet
It„.l,`sters, the Foreign Ambassadors and Minis-
tis, the Nobility, Gentry, and persons of distinc-
Zn) ".horn their Royal, Highnesses have visited
received visits 'from. On Wednesday the
once went'over the curiosities, and to the top'
of st,
Stj Paul's Cathedral. His Royal Highness
and
en; "is loVely Princess were engaged in the
li-Zirse or the day, accompanied by the Prince of
of tern, in receiving some calls from the Duke
tii: vi°rk) the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester,
Princess Augusta, &c., the French Ambas-
"'Tr, and most of the foreign Ambassadors
and
Ministers, with their ladies. Their Royal
„hnesses were also engaged in making
f;' completing purchases of British manu-
factures, jn the• evening they Prince and Prin-
stess) accompanied. by the Prince of Hol,
ein, dined with: the Duchess of 'Kent, at her
°Yal Highness's residence in the King's Palace
at Kensington, where the Royal Strangers were
r4i," al
most of the Royal Family, and where the
.`°Yal'Party spent the evening., Yesterday morn-
nig the Prince and Princess saw very few visitors
4t their residence in Wimpole,street,among them
were Count de Moltke, the Danish Minister ;
Count Munster, &c. Their Royal Highnesses
brought with them a carriage, which had been in
:cb.e family 150 years, which their Royal High-
4ises gave up to their attendants, and have pur-
chased an excellent travelling
,carriage for them,
s,elvesof Messrs. Houlditch, in Long-acre, with
they were so highly delighted that they
have ordered a similar carriage to be sent'after
them to Denmark. The Prince . and Princess,
t7sidence
acc°ifipartied by their suite, left their temporary
yesterday afternoon about half-past
11:" o'clock, for the seat of the Earl of Essex,
at Cashioburi, in Hertfordshire.

Sir JOHN• MA.CGREGOR MURK .Y.—lt 1S with
7°St sincere regret that we announce the death of Sir Joux
i4"-:(inEC-ott MuitnAY, Bart. of Lanwick Castle, Perthshire.
'lied at Portobeilo, near Edinburgh, on the 29th ult. having
`ben suddenly attacked with inflammation of the bowels.—ln
the early put life, o rOIIN ~,xr
G-
nis ACKX4:IOII.MtrittIAY
had served in the army in India with considerable credit to him-
; and it is well: known to eery Highlander how zealously
latter days have been devoted to promoting the best interests,
and maintaining the ancient character, of his native eOuntty,,
.1. enthusiastic patriotic and unaffected loyalty; and his loss
will lie deeply felt, both by the public and a numerous circle
° friends, to whom, he was most justly endeared. He is suc-
ceeded
_eeded
, in his title and estates by his only son, Lieutenant.Co-
'nnel, now •
EVANair JOHN' 111ACOREGOR MURRAY, C. 13.,
.hi se. cool and' intrepid bravery so frequently distinguished
nl
during. the Peninsular war, and who has lately returned
.fr
India, where he was severely wounded whilst gallantly
ailo lsPort*
• itig the late Major Gordon of the Royal Scots, who was
treacherously murdered by the Arab garrison of Talneir.
1\;

teh EWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT, JULY 4.—The
enable Bishop of WrisTCHEST ER (the. Tutor of the immortal
1,._11, held his annual Visitation at Newport Church,- on
of teresday, and afterwards dined with the whole of the Clergy
ti_ e jsland, at the Bugle Inn. On Thursday he held a Cot?.
darmation Calbourn Church, for the West Medtna. On Fri-
-3' he win Confirm- at Newport Church, for the East Medina..
Ti 1e "eDividends, now due, will be paid at the
Arik to the public on Tuesday next.
lder m en
k The LORD MAYOR called a Special Court of
yesterday, " to consider the Bill now
P:,",ding in Parliament for regulating the fund
"'"d the Orphans' Fund ;" but for want of a
tuilicient number of Aldermen, a Court could not
formed, and his Lordship has called another
‘iourt for the purpose on Tuesday next. His
cdtip has also, in conformity to a requisition
,_(,)l' that purpose, appointed A Court of Common
43uncil for Thursday next, to receive the report
tothe,_ Committee of General Purposes, relatiVe
11„tne Orphans' Fund, and to consider the Bill
now Pending in. Parliament relative thereto.
hl.he Hon. Mrs. EGERTON, and some other
ods, of our late Queen CHARLOTTE' i House-
`l.ol/I)4ssite St.
nhabiting apartments in St. James's Palace,
James's-street, have '.received notice
quit immediately, that part of •the Palace
purpose
destined to be taken down shortly, for the
p P"e of making a grand entrance into the
aI ace.

An-invitation, it is said, has been sentto Mr.
itihusiussoN, to offer himself as a candidate for
v e representation of this town on the expected
”..ancY.--1--( Liverpool Advertiser.)
enter.`st week a mercantile house in Liverpool
~:pitrecediat the Custom-House, in one single item/
of goods, principally woollens, to the
alue of 40,887 t. for exportation to Baltimore.