The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

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The performances at this Theatre last night
Were, " Artaxerxes"—" The sleepwalker"—and
Sadok ncl Kalasrade."---Dniing., the repre-
sentation of the second piece, the attention or, the
audience \yas suddenly called by Fome voit7es front'
the gallery, exclaiming —" The princess of Wales !"
Her Royal Highness had just entered the far-
thest private box from the stage, on the King's,
side. UniVerSal tributes of respect and accla-'
rile time.
loyal Highness.
immediately ensued. The testimonials of
••
Highness. who had
th:li advanced to,thefrbni of tLe box, and 'mat'e
her.acknowled4ments to the audience by repeated
bows. "'God save the King" was called for lond-:
ly 3 on -which Mr. HAMMERTON calne,forward ant'
stated to the audience, that the voCal performers
had left the Theatre at the conclusion of the
Opera of Artaxerxes. The call did nut iclax ;
consequenCe of which Mr. BaoADttuRST, Assisted'
by Miss LOGAN, and all thestrest of the company
who could sing, came forth, and gratified the pub-
lic desire for that loyal national air., Her Royal,
Highness was accompanied.by a Lady whom tive
did not, distinctly see, atia a young lad, of •airin-'
teresting appearance.--:(Tinu!s).

Yesterday the • Prince of OaANGE visited the
Princess CHARLOTTE, at Warwick-house.
A small party of six Cossacks mounted, each'
leading a hotie, arriced in town last night, about
eight o'Clock, from Dover, and proceeded tot:
Knightsbridge Barracks. They are the precursors.
of their Chief„the gallant Count PLATorr. The
. road from Dartford to London was crowded with
people, expecting the acriyal of the Allied SOve-:
reigns, Who greeted these strangers on their pas-
sage with loud and 'enthusiastic plaudits.
CORN EXCHANGE; 'JUNE 3.—ln consequenme
having a considerable quantity of Grain left on,
hand, buyers are holding off till next week. In
Wheat anti Oats there was scarcely any thing do-
ing—prices the same as last quoted. Barley was
very dull, and, if any thing, lower.; but in all
kinds of Grain the prices are nearly nominal.
Surritricl,p, JUNE 3.—This day's Itlart had a short
supply of the different kinds of Cattle; Beef, Nt.;tton, Veal;
and Pork, were cheaper ; Lamb supported last price, and the
trade. in general, Was not veiy,hrisk. Tine sales in the Hay-
market were somewhat dull ; Hay and Clover have dropped
iu price;-Straw fetched last price.
THE REJECTED THEATRIL—We understand, that
in consequence of the . earnest recommendation 4
which -the Proprietors of this Work have receiVz.-1
trim various quarters,
,they have extended the
plan of their publication, and will in 'future ad-
mit unpublished Plays, whether rejected or not ;
by which tears, as the Editors of the North Bri7
tish ReView; in an excellent article on the sitio•
ject, justly observe, " Dramatic Writers will hare
full opportunity of sliewing what they won 1.1
'have' done, and what they can do, were :the way
open to public opinion and public approbation."
THE DtiAwING-Room..—The splendour of the
Drawing Room which was held yesterday exceed-
ed all preceding ones, not only in point of nuin
bers of distioguished Visitors, but in costly dresses
and magnificent decorations ; aviongst which, re-
port says, were Portraits of the Emperor Alex-
ander, Marsha! Blucher, General Platoff, iincl of
the Duke of Wellington, most elegantly and cu-
riously framed in gold. The idea was proi;_a-yly
taken from the Portraits of those illustrious He-
roes .(framed with British Guineas) in CARROi.I.
and Co.'s windows, 7, Cornhill, abd 26, Oxfor&
street, Which they present gratis to all Pur-
chasers at their Odices—a convincing proof' that
C. and Co. are able to pay all demands for Prizes
sold by them, to any amount, and which they
have uniformly done, for forty years.—Royal Lot-
tery draws To-morrow, ring's Birth-day,,