The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

THE THEATRES.

KING'S TIIEATRE.-The benefit of Mademoi-
selle NOBLET and Monsieur PAUL, last night,
was attended by a very numerous and brilliant
audience. It might be supposed that performers
of their great talents might safely have ventured
upon distinct benefits, but their united exertions
however were liberally patronized. The Opera
was II Barbiere de Seviglia. CARADORI sung
and acted admirably, and ZUCIIELLI was active
and humourous. The first Ballet, "Le Triomphe
de I'./1111014r," afforded ample scope for the
grace and agility of NOBLET and PAUL, and
they both acquitted themselves admirably.—
This dance, in which a Polonoise was introduced,
enabled LAFORT, the leader of the Ballets, to
display superior skill in a violin accompaniment
which was much applauded. The last Ballet,
Le Petit Chaperon Rouge, again gave full play
to the elegance and activity of NOBLET and
PAUL ; and M ERCANDOTTI, also, besides her other
exertions, excited so much pleasure in a Spanish
dance, that, fatiguing as it must have been, she
could not escape an encore. The entertainments
did not conclude till half after one, when NOBLE'f
and PAUL testified their grateful obeisance in the
most elegant and impressive manner.
DRURY-LANE.—BRAIIAM, as usual, had a
crowded audience to his benefit last night. The
play was The Devil's Bridge, with incidental
vocal exertions by himself, Mr. KELLNER, Miss
FORDE, MISS PATON, &C. &E., and the whole was
an admired musical melange.

Yesterday afternoon, as the carriage of an illus-
trious
personage (s'aid to be much addicted to hazard-ous en-
terprizes,
and in high luck on the turf lately) was proceeding
along Duke-street, St. James's, to fetch Colonel B--ke—y
to the Drawing Room, it was spoken to by two men who pro-
fessed to belong to the Sheriff's of Middlesex, and who abso-
lutely impounded it in a neighbouring mews, in spite of the
remonstrances of the astonished coachman.--( Herald. )
An accident happened yesterday in the West
End of the Town, which although not novel, we believe, in
the fashionable circles, caused much gossip in the neighbour-
hood of St. James's. As a Royal Duke was on his way to
Court, the second carriage in his suite was rudely stopped by a
certain description of gentry near Duke-street, who rudely con-
veyed the equipage to a place of safety in a very different quar-
ter from its original destination. What became of the gallant
fare in the coach we have not learned. " The ignorant im-
patience" of an uph.llsterer is the alleged cause of this direful
catastrophe.—( British Press. )
The Right Honourable the Earl of LisTowELL
has been pleased to appoint the Rev. RICHARD
THOMAS PEMBROKE POPE, one of his Lordship's
Chaplains.
The Russian Minister, Mr. POLETICA, arrived
here on Wednesday, in the packet-ship Columbia, Captain
ROGERS, from New York. Mr. WALLACS, the performer,
also came passenger in her, and we are sorry to find that he is
not yet recovered from his late accident, not being able to walk
without the use of crutches.—( Liverpool Courier, June 12. )
The 4th Dragoon Guards (Royal Irish) under the immediate
command of Colonel SHERLOCK, were yesterday reviewed in
the Green, by Sir T. BRADFORD, Commander of the Forces in
Scotland: This exceeding fine body of men went through their
various evolutions of firings with promptness and precision,
that excited the admiration of a great crowd of spectators, and
procured for them the well-merited thanks of the General. A
detachment of the Horse Artillery also performed several
manoeuvres with astonishing celerity. The weather, for some
time past, having been unusually warm and dry, the Police
Water Carts were, by order of the Magistrates, employed for
several hours in watering the Green, so as to prevent the horses
falling from the hardness of the ground.—(ol,:agow Courier,
June 11.)
An almond tree, in the vicinity of Elgin, Scotland, has been
bearing fruit for six weeks past.—Peas are fit for being used,
and a weighty crop of hay was cut down at .Orson House, on
the banks of the Spey, on Monday the 3d of this month.
VAUXHALL GAnnums.—The immense assem-
blage of rank, beauty and fashion, at this fascinating place on
Wednesday evening, induces us to think that the present will
eclipse any former season. Indeed, the variety of the amuse-
, ments, and the spirit of liberality with which the whole is con-
• ducted, cannot fail to attract the fashionable world to this cool
and delightful retreat, at a time when the excessive heat of the
' weather precludes the possibility of otherwise enjoying much
amusement.

ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF TIIE CHARITY
CHlLDREN.—Yesterday the Anniversary Meeting
of the Children of both sexes, educated in the
Charity Schools of the Cities of London and
Westminster, Borough of Southwark, and other
parts of the Metropolis, was celebrated at the
Cathedral Church of St. Paul. This is a spec-
tacle which no other age or country ever pre-
sented. There were above 8000 children present,
all clad and educated by public beneficence.—
The Church was crowded, and liberal contribu-
tions were made. In the evening a numerous
company of Patrons and Subscribers dined at
the London Tavern, the Duke of GLOUCESTER
in the Chair.

Yesterday his MAJESTY held his second Draw-
ing Room for the Season, which was most splen-
didly attended. Nothing could possibly exceed
the delightful effect of the scene, whether con-
templated as regarding the distinguished grace
of Majesty, the general appearance of the Nobi-
lity and Gentry, the taste and magnificence of
the dresses, or the elegance and beauty of the
fair crowd by which the brilliant courtly circle
was adorned. Even the Park, and all the ave-
nues leading to it, were thronged with immense
multitudes of genteel and fashionably dressed
spectators, and one common glow of loyalty and
delight pervaded the whole countenance of the
innumerable crowd.
A number of poor persons were allowed to pitch stands in the
Park, for the sale of fruit, soda water, &c. in order to afford re-
freshment to the numerous spectators. The King went from
his Palace in Pall-mall, in his private carriage, a few minutes
after twelve o'clock, to Buckingham Palace, where his Ma-
jesty dressed in a Field-Marshal's uniform, to hold his Draw-
ing-Room. The King's Guard of Foot and a detachment of
the Life Guards marched into the Palace Yard about half-past
one o'clock ; their bands received the different branches of the
Royal Family, who attended and came in State, with military
honours. They consisted of the Duke. of York, the Duchess
of Kent, the Princess Sophia Matilda. The Duchess of Kent
was attended by the Baroness de Spaedlk, General Wetherell,
and Captain Conroy. The Royal Party were joined by the
Princess Augusta in the Palace, and the whole of them, about
two o'clock, attended the King in his closet, where the Princess
of Denmark was introduced to his Majesty, according to Court
etiquette. His Majesty, accompanied by his Royal relatives,
left his closet, and proceeded to receive the compliments of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers and their Ladies. Prince
Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, accompanied by his
Princess, came in state. The French and Russian Ambassa-
dors also came in state. There were also present the Nether-
lands, the Wirtemberg, Bavarian, Sardinian, Neapolitan, Ames
rican, Swedish, Danish, Portuguese, Prussian, and Spanish
Ambassadors. The Lord Mayor of London came in his state,
carriage and six, accompanied by the Lady Mayoress, and at-.
tended by the Sword and Mace Bearers. The Sheriffs also
came in state.
There were present, besides the Foreign Ambassadors,
Cabinet Ministers, great Officers of State, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Attorney-General, and other Law Officers,
Dukes—Montrose, Wellington, Norfolk, Dorset, Portland.
Duchesses—Dowager Richmond, Richmond, Dowager Rut-
land, Northumber'and, Rutland, Wellington, Portland.
Ma7quisses—Conyngham, Londonderry, Winchester, Lans-
downe, Exeter, Waterford.
Marchionesses—Cholmondeley, Conyngham, Londonderry,
Lansdowne, Waterford, Stamford, Denbigh, Stratmore, Kil-
morey, Bristol, Egremont, Macclesfield, Winchelsea, Jersey,
Cowper, Apsley, Courtown, 'Westmoreland, Bathurst,Darnley,
Wilton, Langford, Morley, Kinnoul, Darlington.
Countesses—Wemyss, Denbigh, Abingdon, Mulgrave,Dow-
ager Castle-Stuart, Athlone, Rothes, Listowel, Cork, Carnar-
von, Castle-Stuart, Belmore, Lonsdale, Verulam, Cowper,
Poulet, Hamilton, Bathurst, Wilton.
Viscounts—Palmerston, Bridport.
Viscountesses—Melville, Allen, Newry, Powerseourt, Field-
ing, Dowager Melville, Allen, Barnard.
Lords—Grey, llenniker, Dundas, Clinton, • Henry Thynne,
R.N., Ravensworth, Stourton, G. Beresfonl, Boston, Selsey,
Graves, Henry Howard, Lovame, Colchester, Stewart, Ar-
den, Maryborough, Gwydyr, Bagliersh, Saint Helens, Cal-
thorpe.
Ladies—E. Harding, L. Rous, Kerrison, Jane Grey, Pynn,
Sarah Stuart, George Cavendish, Imhoff, Augusta Hervey,
Geergiana Hervey, Duck, Hippesley, Teignmouth, Catharine
Charteris, Ramsden, Keats, Margaret Charteris, Mildmay,
Clerk, Mary Lennox, Emily Bathurst, Johnston'
ku Clinton,
Dow, Lushington, Page Turner, Dundas, Sykes, Iscisa Call,
Elizabeth Forbes, Ellenor Campbell, Hawkins Whitshed,
King, Hammond, A. Buller, Emily Fielding, Gosport, Ot-
way, Harriet Herbert, Emily. Herbert, Paul, S. M. Stanley,
Mary Drummond, Robert Seymour, Dynevor, Macfarlane,
Milnes, Elizabeth. Drummond, OssulSton Ellenborough, Hen-
niker, Charlotte Duncombe, Maria Stanley, Harriet Sullivan,
Ridley, Henry Howard, Charlotte Sherard, Eleanor Lowther,
Ravensworth,Buller, Berkeley, Stourton, Gordon Cumming,
Vivian, Katharine Phipps, Sophia Phipps, Jane 3lontgomerie,.
Pulteney, Fuller Elliot Drake, Malcolm, Laura Vane, King,
Sitwell, Hervey, Gifford, Delamere, De Roos, Elizabeth Les-
lie, G. Sloane, Stanley, Charlotte Ludlow, Maria Leslie, Sel-
sey, Combermere, C. Greville, Fitzherbert, Charlotte Bury,
Long, Ashtown, Agnes Boller, Colchester, Elphinstone, Pon-
sonby, three Pagets, Maryborough, Gwydyr, Stradbrooke,
Hill, Lemon, Leech, G. Hervey, G. Clarke, A. Poulet, C. Lud-
low, two Vanes, Cornbes.
Right HoLoarables—R. Peel, Lady Pundits, F. Robinson.
Honourables—Lieut. Colonel Butler, Henry Windsor, John
Tollemache, Moreton, Mrs. Howard, Miss Upton, Lieut. W.
Keith, R.N., S. M. Gardner, G. Vaughan, Frederica Law,
Ann Law, Lady Smith, Lieut.-Colonel Gardner, Allen, Mary
Shore, Charlotte Shore, John Henniker, Capt. Gardner, Caro-
line D. Shore, Lady Cockerell, Miss Dundas, Mrs. W. Caven-
dish, Mrs. W. Hood, Capt. Noel; R.N. Mrs. Dymoke, -MissC. Dundas, Bladen Capel, Fielding, Mrs. W. Herbert, Miss
Bassett, Miss Powys, Miss E. Powys, Mrs. Rushout, Miss
Caroline Percival, Lady Drummond Smith, John and. Miss
Henniker, Mrs. Pane, Mrs. Hope, C. J. Shore, Mrs. Wheeler,
Miis Allen.
Sirs—C. Imhoff, Henry Clinton, Robert Al‘Farlane; Edward
Kerrison, Henry Hardinge, Henry Pynn, Charles Aldis,
HUgh Palliser, Bart., George Alderson, Charles Cockerell, 'l'.
Stanley, Matthew Ridley, John Sewell, George Clerk, J. C.
Hippesley, Astley Cooper, Bart., Robert Milner, Alexander.
Mulct, Trayton, F. Eliott Drake, W. Gordon Cumming; O.
Sitwell, C. Hawkins, Bart., Robert Chester, Edward Paget,
Robert Gifford, H. Vivian, Harry Calvert, Henry Torrens, C.
Long, WillOughby Gordon, Sir J. W. Wedderburne.
Bishops—Clonfert, London.
Rev. Messrs.—G. Burdon, M.A., F. Barker, G. Musgrave,
A. Steward, R. Crockett, E. Reed, R. Lowth N. 11. Arthy,
.T. M'Evoy, E. Serocold Pearce, J. F. Moore Halsey, J. H.
Breynton, R. F. Fuller, Edward Bury.
Doctors—Terrett, Richardson, W. Beattie, Gresley Emery,
Granville.
Coonts—Lieven, 31unster, Ludolf.
Aldermen—Venables, Garrett.
Admirals—Sir Wm. Johnstone Hope, K.C.8., West, Sir
It. G. Keats, Sotheron, Sir R. King.
Generces—Sir Charles Imhoff, Sir Edward Kerrison Burr,
Sir W. Cockburn, Sir John Keane, Sir R. Macfarlane, Sir W.
H. Clinton, Sir John Hamilton, Bart. Sir Loftus Otway, Kerr,
Sir Wm. Keir Grant, Peachy, F. Smith, Eden, Brooke, Sir J.
Stewart, Bart, Finch, Taylor.
Colonels—Scott, 3d Guards; Ellicombe, Leslie Walker, C.B.
Cooper, West, A. Owen, Dampbell, Dalrymple, Hargreaves,
Thackwell, Waller, Lewis, Stewart, J. D. Greenhill, Harvey,
Elliot, Sir R. Steele, 'Wemyss' Wyndham; Hartwell, Palmer.
Majors—Northey, Hamlyn Williams, BrOck, Henry Smith,
Crokat, Kennaway, Edmond Hardy, Jackson, Smith, North.
Captains—R. Macdonald, 92d, J. Hawkins, E. I. C. Toup
Nicolas, C.B. Grover, Geo. Pecheil, R.N. Melville Grindlay,
314Dowall, R.N. Bastard, R.N. Waller, Hamlyn, R.N. Bar-
ton, H.C.S. Dixon, B. Marwood Kelley; R.N. J. N. Ilibbert,
Holford, Peckett, Liddon, R.N. Downing, D. Price, R.N. R.
11. Fuller, R.N. Frank Gore Willock, R.N. Rayley, R.N.
Barton, H. D. Campbell.
Lieutenants—R. Sutherland, 92d Highlanders, Monro, Hol-
lingsworth, Saville Broom, Brampston, Sloane, Mangles, Fre-
derick Buckley, H. Matthias, R.A. Macqueen, Dayrell, Sir
Alexander Nailer, O'Donnell.
Cornets—C. W. Showell, Wiss, Burnaby, Musgrave, Gren-
ville Temple, Hollingsworth, Alfred Shewell.
Messrs—Lockhart Mure, W. Turner, Bethell, S. Harrison
Curtis, Richard Strachey, F. W. Lucas, Boutine, Adam Smith,
Hervey, Colquhoun, Rae 31ure, J. S. 1. Cooke, Gore Langton,
3lasterton Ure, Edward Fauquier, John Wallace, Jodrell, T.
H. Graham, Egerton, Stewart Nicolson, J. Smith Barry, J.
Vere, Hyde Whalley, Edward Protheroe, Paul, Caldcleugh,
Fred. Perkins, Drummond, Bransby Cooper, M.P., Stapleton,
'
J. Williams, Ingram Lockhart, Charles Auriol, C. Stuart Hay
Allan, Geo. Lucy, 31. P. Rae Wilson, Greaves Townley, W.
Gore Langton, J. Hay :Allan, J. Waldie, W. P. Chetwynd,
T. W. Russell, C. Mitford, Mundy, Barton, G. East Jolliffe,
John Galt, A. R. Drummond, Rochfort Grange, Chevalier,
Hall, Davidson, Dymoke, Murray Greville, Alex. Copeland,
Vade, Montagu, Cockburn, Kaye, Liddell, Wright, B. Wright-
son, Lane, Foisell, J. H. Butterworth, C. E. Long, T. Courta-
nay, Watts Russell, H. Wheatley, J. R. Williams, Powell,
M.P., G. L. Blount, Bouwens„ Lloyd, C. Parke, R. Denison,
Bullock, Glyeme Campbell, E..UDWID, J. 13roolses, F.R.S.,

Devon, Jackson, Anderson, Benson, W. Copeland, Yorke,
Harrison, Shore, Daly, M.P., A. H. Steward, Tollemache,
Annesley, Newte, Making, Morgan Cockburn, Channon, Aide,
Hope, Williams Wynn, Temple West, Alpine, J. Mitchell,
0. L. Blount, Ramsden.

Mistresses—Bethell, Burr, Hort, Watts Russell, Cooper,
Fyler, Borough, Payne, Manners Sutton, Spencer Stanhope,
Farnham, ROchefort Grange, Liddell, W. Gore Langton, Her-
ney, Newte, Rowley, Dalrymple, Garnier, C.. Waller, Chan-
non, C. Gardener, Sotheron, Fred. Irby, Colquhoun, Stuart,
Glyn, Middleton Biddulph, W. Battie Wrightson, Fred. Per-
kins, Howard, Henry Murray, Stewart Nicholson, Hope,
Bohem, Sparke, Territt, Ingram Lockhart, Brummell, Yorke,
Pinney, Annesley, Lowth, Daly, John Bastard, H. Wheatley,
Greaves Townley, Mundy, Cooper, W..' Turner, Joddrell,
Bouwens, Magenis, C. Lock, hurray Grevilie, 1114Kinnon,
Moore Halsey, R. Magenis, Packe Reading, W. Jolliffe,
Lloyd, Waller, G. Tyler, Lockhart Mure, Sandford Graham,
T. Courtenay, Ellicombe, Barron, Parnther, Aide, Collins
Poore, Hastings. Blackford, Greaves Townley, sen. Robert
Waller C. Gardiner, Law, O. Brien, Egerton, C. iNlitford,
John Camac,
Williams Wynn, Rush, Collins.
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Misses—Bethel, Johnston, J. Johnston, Murthwaite, Mild-
man, Armstrong, Henniker, Manners Sutton, two Ramsdens,
Foley, Rice, De Roos, Carmichael, C. Stourton, A. M. Bul-
ler, Stourton, Duncombe, Lyon, M. Clinton, S-parke, Grattan,
C. Law, S. Milnes, Falconer, C. Rice, C. 8011, Farnham, J.
Liddell. Bouwens, E. BOIIWCII3, Annesley, S. Annesley, Blunt,
Campbell, S. Campbell, Calthorpe, Stuart Courtenay, C. Crof-
ten, Cockburn, Ridney, Fending, Glyn, A. Glyn, Howard,
Emma Howard, Garniers, Brummell, Pinney, F. Lowth,
Lowth, Lock, Lloyds, E. Paul, Lemon, Forster, E. Scott,
NVykeham, Lushington, C. Portal, C. Trelawney, A. M. Wat-
son. Thistlethwayte, M. Scott, L. Scott, Allen, Ridley, Paul,
Trelawney, C. Lushington, Loftus, Falerner, A. Martin,
Mundy, Thompson, C. Bell, C. Drummond, Swinnerton, Long,
Hawkins Whitshed, C. Hawkins Whitshed, S. Hawkins
Whitshed, Cotton, Harvey, Banks, Magenis, Drummond, Ca-
vendish, P. Cavendish, A. Liddell, Armstrong, Forrester,
Lucy Stanley, Louisa Stanley, Lake, two Trelawneys.

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