The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-11 00:00:00

THE THEATRES.

,Danitv-LANE.—The horrific powers of Der
reischut; which have appeared in several
shapes at most of the Theatres, metropolitan and
saburbian, were last night brought forward here,
With,, as stated, a more rigid adherence to the
.German original than any of the preceding works
on the same subject. This new version, accord-
ing to report, was written by Mr. Gaon
SoAlla, who is understood to be a good German
Scholar, and who is well known to possess a very
voile gorpoluost
as given
There are some variations from
given at the other Theatres, and they
are so judicious as to add to the interest of the
Piece. The characters wore assingned as fol.
lows
Adolph (the Lover) . . . Mr. T. Coosr.
Caspar
- - - • Mr. HoRN.
silianßernhard (Bead Ranger) . . Mr. BEDFORD.
Mr. KNIGHT.
(the Bride• Mr. O. Saturn.
Linda ). - Miss (lum
Bose (her Cousin) - - - - Miss Pov E mox.
Y.
• Considering the impression made by the pre-
cHing Performers, who supported the several
editions of this German Romance, they are Well-
entitled to commendation. To the management
much Praise is due, for the scenery, machinery,
ske. must have occasioned considerable ex-
ee, and render the supernatural terrors
4.9 effective. \Ve
,need not dwell on a
'Pre'e)-IVhich in one shape or other has been
'" often before the public, and have only
to..add that as, so
,much has been expended
to renovate the attraction of the piece, and.
pairobtahbe
ela, itjeurialgtiiontgis give it some novelty, it is
favourable manner in
it• was received last night, that the
141..nagers will be recompensed for their liberality.
re'"e are glad to se© Mr. MOUNTAIN, whose ta-
a Leader have long been known and ad-
ired, take his station at the head of the Band.
Pie offer, it seems, was gratuitous on his part,
In consequence of Mr. COOKE'S taking a charac-
ternn the Stage. Mr. MOUNTAIN appeared to
tiiiiiipaired in person as well as in professiona

ive"ENT-GARnEN.—The revived comedy of a
°Pion Never Vext, or Me Widow of Cornhill,
Was repeated last night, and we were really more
interested and amused than on its first represen-
tation.
d YOUNG had changed his head-
inrels) and appeared more ancient. His act.
hla, Was admirable, and may rank with
'5
best effects in the familiar drama, though
kind,
he gives some touches of the tragic
4taindl which were very affecting.
Part There is a
rit'as ease in Mr. C. KEMBLE'S acting in his
I
welich renders it most divertingly protni.
eat'
d • Miss CHESTER also changed her head.
Wress,and appeared to more advantage. Her acting
f 44 equally spirited,easy,and elegant. Miss LACY
ullyes c, "firmed her impression as a good comic
though of the Virago cast, and gave life
16° the piece. 'flue whole went off as well as at
vilt, and as it was again warmly applauded by a
4'7 numerous audience, we are surprised that its
drat
a 4`r has been interrupted by any intervening
.

,PThere is every reason to believe that the te-
igott has been definitively taken to withdraw
Pe Prench troops from Spain, pursuant to the
I-41140ot; of .the Convention of the 30th July
Alt between' France and Spain.
Lord GaistviLLE, Ambassador from his Bri-
"lilac MAJESTY to the Court of FranCe, is ax-
,Pected immediately at Paris.
The. King. of BAVARIA has appointed Count de
WALLWORTII his Envoy Extraordinary
altd Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of the
.4Netherlands.
It is said that the Duke de BLACAS, Ambas-
ina
1,-er to his Majesty the King
+leg • of the Two Sici-
-1 preparing to set out for Naples ; and
that the Marquis de Talaru and the Count de la
Irerronays will return shortly,—the one to
4adrid, and the other to St. Petersburg.
yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, the
e'eke and Duchess Of CLARENCE left town for
!r residence at Bushy Park.
Prince ESTERHAZT, the Austrian Ambassador,
tr
444eted business yesterday at the Foreign
Ql'esterday afternoon, the KING'S ADVOCATE-
r•iIt4L, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, and the So-
t' Tue-GENittaL transacted business at the
)4eign-Offic
time. e, D owning-street, for a consider-
Secretary CANNING leaves town this day
14 rapt he Earl of BaisTt. o's seats Icworth, Suffolk,
slio,ri "
yet left Mrs. and Miss CANNING during his
urn to the metropolis.
disnatches received from Sir FREDERICK
Ist )41 Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
0 at the Colonial Office, Downing-street,
dia,, hday, are of different dates. The latest
'111"Q is of the 23d of October : they state—
jtst after repeated demands made in his MA-
hasl," aarnP, ill satisfaction for the violation of
territory of the lonian States in December
cell! the Provisional Government of Greece have
!Itted
sqto make the reparation which has been
peuired from them, but not until Captain
N, RE L, the Officer commanding his Majesty's
the avai
L'erees in the lonian Seas, had been under
solo geeessity of seizing three Greek armed
bi)itters at Napoli di Romania.
t,eeisPatches, dated the Ist of September, were
i„rt..fl! Yesterday at the Colonial Office, from
84y Leone. The Colony, we are happy to
i,Heoutinued in a healthy state.
tlaftst,Stx Cu:arcs IN C/lANCERY.—We are re-
our peu to correct a statement which appeared in
114ntsaPer of Thursday, the 4th of Nov. instant,
thotrurting to be observations made by the Loan
Nitlett.Lort on the conduct of the Six Clerks in
eItAINc."Y• We find, in fact, that the Loll)
ett•Loa did not make any such remarks as
lie Felt
stated regarding these Officers, nor could
by done so, as' the duties alluded to
41,01,5, Lordship, and commented on by him,
Citaa nature totally distinct from those exer-
Ow" bY the Six Clerks Chancery. It is not
a. duty
•
eqv , ever to attend the Masters in Chan-
, Ime
y do not act as Solicitors, they do not
'lath lau agent to manage their business, nor
°ithel,har any communication with the Suitors
kdourt or the Solicitors employed by them