The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-24 00:00:00

THEATRICALS,

The new Comedy of Quite Correct, which has
been so successful at the Haymarket Theatre,
was taken, as is well-known, from the second
Part of the popular work entitled Sayings and
Doings. 'File merit of having given a dramatic
I°.rul to the story is due, we find, to Miss BOADEX,
a 'laughter of the t2-entleman who wrote the in.
g(n c,
e•rii'as inquiry into the authenticity of Portraits
'rtAzsPEArtr,•and of the life of the late Mr.
Eltnt.E..
1:k Pr°4>gue was written for the Comedy of
Roses and Thorns, forthcoming at the Haymarket
T, I•eatre, but could not be spoken without a
14nce from the Lord Chamberlain, who is now
:I" Scotland, and therefore his imprimatur could
°t be received in time. Surely the Deputy
mights“i,„ be trusted with authority, and be supposed
utaciently discreet to decide upon such minor
tle.casions.

Mad
forth- atne v ESTRIS is en,g.aged at Covent-garden
e ensuing season. Mr. 31ACREAY and Mr KEAN are
t‘lg to Ameria. Mr. You NG is not at present. engaged at
eie
i'ec of the Metropolitan Winter Theatres.
,per
WALLACK and Miss F. H. KELLY are
, the lead upon the Gloucester Stage, where they will
"'Pear in the characters of Romeo and Juliet this evening.
ord ns
U RGH tam, whose musical taste is pro-
rerbial I
and '33 recommended to Mr. Elmer; some extraordinary
do,.original compositions, which were performed at Florence
of ;94.; the last winter with very great success, in the chorusses
oteir"ttcit the horn, and other instruments, are unusually and
ten P"werfully effective. The Noble Lord has sent to I.2o-
bnce for the score of these popular pieces, so that sufficient
tiel.nlipaY be allowed for their being produced in a perfect state
ling's Theatre.
TiZ,erection of the new French Theatre at the
itoonis, . where ANDREWS, of Bond-street, has the ma-
al `II assisted by that very clever and ingenious Artist,
srhitb tvu V I LLE, is only retarded until the return of the leases,
Wt 'tare been sent to Italy, for the signature of Mr.
tforl,ca, the joint proprietor of that establishment with Mr.
*Nu The fashionable world expect much entertainment
t• .ite exertions of PETILET the popular Comedian in Paris,
's "gged as Manager, and Actor, in that department.
el'ILLn, as Ballet Master, has few rivals.
be t scents somewhat strange that while Edin-
tber cannot afford to keep one Theatre open during the sr-
rneet,),tsl the town of Paisley should have two establish_
"cull „_ the kind, at present, as they say in that quarter, in
?eoz7ttvity. Miss S. BOOTH, we observe, is playing Lady
kwi and Priscilla Tomboy, according to the Theatrical
4dvertiier, with great applause.—(dinburgh Courant,
• I. 2'2.)
tial ,Nei„"oti is preparing his Memoirs for publi-
• * The book will contain a number of his favourite songs,:
e~l b 7 Dibdin, Shield, and other popular composers.
tUtnr It* SANo.--Mr.SAprO, of the Theatre Royal,
slroul7Lane, with his wife, having crossed on the 20th instant,
sport Patrick to Belfast, took their places (inside) by the
men Mail, on that day for Dublin, to make good his en-
ated ,ent at that Theatre, his first appearance at Dublin being
°n their
the 22d inst. They had only proceeded thirty miles
tssiltr journey, when an opposition coach ran foul of the Bel.
wotottuaY Mail and upset the latter; in consequence, a poor
Not n the outside was killed on the•spot—a man had his
cgs broken, and is not expected to survive the immediate
Ns, anion—the coach was broken to pieces—yet providentially
'lrk Birs, Sapio, who were inside, escaped serious injury,
letateh4Pto only sustaining a slight bruise on her head.and a
et. °ll her face.
Ita,nekta a ROYAL, LITERPOOL.—Miss FOOTE
retpoo, a fortniht's engagement with the Managers of the
1 Theatre, and, since the appearance of Miss O'Neil
eto
_s re,
tsoonrd , no performer has been more attractive. On
ittegs of Miss erformances the Theatre has
,Aatstilia attended, andfrequently crowded : her benefit was
CI with W; and the Liverpool playgoers, as well as the vial-,
Cott Ithieb at this season, the town abounds, have given
Pig tat tty '
illtfe to h elcome to the fair stranger, and distinguished ap-
-17.4.44 be: 'Wang. She has generally performed in both the
4,7 ng, 1-bwParp,►iece; sometimes in three pieceson the same
Lad has supported the characters of Letitia Hardy,
I,?rdca,ti auY 7'ortmley, Rosalind, Beatrice, Violante, Miss
that
1f act —lnri, Annette, Variclla, &c., and it is verybß
go
wia • much practice has improved her style.—
Prorinc
lie the 4, Al exertions will perhaps give her a claim
fails Itle characters. in London, which she now appears to
It 4$
have
bl
4to b- ,e to support as any actress now on the stage.
tito at oPped, therefore, that Miss Foote, when the ttoo_l, which rcent circumstances ma
ett,io7. navetraction passed away,e will become an ornament to her
„__ Recurring to those circumstances, the publicity of
erta.,442;11e..1i to be lamented, it may be said that kindness
ilherb",a, lan have marked the conduct of the public in the
e'Jttaeh!!of the country towards Miss Foote, notwithstanding
eneateat~ofVable though impotent attempts were made to stir up
PProbation anainst her. She has played twice in
1111-,4 apple0 Where she has been received with general and
1114'ees tse by audinces remarkable for their elegance,
.1:6„,4 4,e Liverpool respectability. The latter performances of Miss
eeveb... Iverpoot Theatre have been made much more at.
jize. mitre.excellent acting of Mr. Dowton, who is here con-
Vietteo: !lest comedian in his line now on the English stage.
kt,,lteste 118 Also at Liverpool,giving good effect to some of the
;Zak, o,.cornic characters. Miss Foote's benefit produced
41,3hettrr3,..30.L, a sum larger than any received at the Liver-
A4;noy,,'_,since the time of the Young Itoscius. Mr. Kean
--wick cu. for five nights, previous to his embarking for

th' AIL cCs
It ro4ds "ACIIES will shortly be established on
t1:11tIti coming between the principal cities in
f 0
,' 'rid the great Atlantic Packet Station
'lt I the
, 0 ' a.entia. It is also said a grand
't :la magnificent will be erected on
it.tbtl't°.ll for public accommodation.
ight lion. and Rey. Lord DECIES has
k;t, th
I 4%Tt e office of President, and SIIATTO
Its Es
N, cif (1.1 of Craster, that of Vice-Presi-
/tQatti: hurch Miss' • Association of
Missionary
up n -Ty tie,
f4ii etc. F...,
,:rTAletti,`PLlte nouns or BUSINESS.—Last
'41,1,11,,11'1e3,"4,e0f the Assistants to the Hosiers,
..D.rapers, and
NOff coil, Principals of which met on Inday last a,t
14'41 .°ll °lltou ee'll°"se, was held for the purpose of adop
414144 N: Th ", Of business agreed to by the latter on that
p,0t0t•'44,1 toe Chair was takeriby Mr. Biss, and the resolu.
oivet,ll the principals read. and approved, after a de.
.ak;etlti f th, viatlun, in which two or three indviduals clisap-
tttlA°D itiioxiipure of business which were quoted ; but the
Iltlli.c,-4111tri,elv4s.deritledly in favour of co-operating in an
41t0114 Posed "1(h their principals, and according to the
t.(4„:4t,.4
of!tt
the late meetin. ln was also - read. for
t'4 I'N
?lam hins4 regittry of the assistants, and the establish-
guPPort sickness, as well as in cases of
stytleglo re Titra.ent, where any masters were found to con-
tiFx 1, now adopted.
j~ehty,,lttt qn4,ll° /4 IN SCOTLAND.— Wednesday
ItrZfute the Sheriff-Depute of Stirlingshire, the
tkio4s,l4lX.allrite r, W. Bennie, and H. Cowing, colliers at
righton belonging to the Duke of
he t.'qs i,i''soners stood charged' with assaulting cer-
.:Xeßola-11PluYed at the above works at the time
i `tt.eolliers d struck work—aggravated by
\,,*
tll,4gt, 411411),-,, at the time at• the assault, been
.par-
t444l4 e er
.of other colliers combined for raising
ti~etlek„'k• ,4t °etellig the masters, so as to controul them
04,1',Dit,tr lalheir workmen, and the terms which they
Gtt,'DelPetl4ttive ,or, and of using such means as would deter
u.,111R :31 "ers or labourers from entering into the.
I‘;qtyOltF.'
tl other proprietor whatever, as well as ?f
wind had to desert their work. W. Bennie
Ntikrie - Jar -I`e the other two prisoners pleaded not
.teturned a verdict, finding the prisoner,
411tiN 't 1° terms of his own confession ; finding una-
or) et' guilty of having stones in his hand ainong
lalie),),thrr,°.‘",;ing stones?, with the intention of
\ltstioot,l cry from working at the coal-pits ;. and
r,vt,),lte4lld tCrY a. majority of voices, guilty ot striking
:til;terlk,f'ora :4",,ng of stones, with intent to intimidate
'ldttle:,;4l (),-otilin.g at the coal-pits of Redding and
sNQ I.ollowing day the Sheriff ordained
440t,1
land r,,) find security for their good behaviour
"N/: find ~,"'w z:01 to be imprisoned for three mouths,
Afereur for good behaviour for three years.

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DEPARTURES FROM TOWN, &c.
The Earl of Aylesford, fbr Packington, Warwickshire ; the
Earl of Dartmouth, from Sandwell Hail, Staftbrdshire, for
York; the Earl and Countess of Charleviile, on a tour; Lord
Selsey, for his seat, West Dean, Sussex ; Lord Lvnedoch,
on a tour; Sir Jacob Astley, on a tour to Milton Hall, Nor-
folk ; Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, for Ramsgate ; Mr. and Mrs.
Evelyn, for Wootton Park ; Mr. W. Hanbur3,,, for Oldfield
House, near Coggleshill ; Colonel and Mrs- Johnstone, for
Lyme Regis ; Hon. C. Pelham, for the Isle of Wight ; Colo-
nel and Mrs. Jones, for Ramsgate ; General Sharpe, from liar-
rowgate, for his scat in Scotland ; Captain and Mrs. Van-
sittart, for their seat in Berks ; William i')rd, Esq. M.P. for
his seat, Whitfield, Northumberland; Sir W. Abdy, on a tour.
From Needam's Hotel, Westminster—The Rev. G. L. New-
man and Mrs. Newman, for the Continent. —From Miller's
Hotel, Jermyn-street—C. W. Mitchell, Esq. for his seat in
Scotland ; James Roble, Esq.—From Fenton's Hotel, St.
James's-place—Captan and Mrs. Fisher, for Bognor Rocks;
Captain Hyde Parker, for his seat in Berks.