The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-18 00:00:00

WINDSOR:, JULY 17.-7-Tlte QUEEN continues 'in-
disposed, and does
.not leave the Castle. The
PRINCESSES "Went to Frogmore last evening-, anti
walked in the Gardens: The pro,menatle, of ail
description of persons, last evening in the Long
Walk was very numerous .the 'baud of the sth
Regiment continued playing till near nine o'clock.
This morning, the PRINCX.S3ES took their usual

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• THE'THEATEE.--"The Haymarket Theatre open-
ed,for the season last night, with Mrs. COV(7LEY'S
- Comedy of 4 Bold Stroke for a Husband, the mu-
sical• piece of, The' Rival Soldiers, and the Farce
of The Village Lawyer. The Comedy is amusing,
• and was altogether .well supported. JONES and
TERRY, in Don Julio and Don Caesar, need no
eutogitun. Mr. JOH NSTON e,froin the dullTheatre,
is at least a :tolerable Performer of the inferior
class : he. was the Don Vineentio. Mrs. BELFIELD,
who performed Donna Victoria, is another novelty :
she is a good looking woman, and played with
feeling, but without any prominent merit. Miss
G'ZEVILLE• and Miss SEYMOUR were strong -props
of the Cotnedy, and are worthy of a situation on.
the winter boards. The Rival Soldiers, which
.is
-& very insipid. Piece, introduced, Mr. J. JONES,
another novelty, who is a tolerable singer for in-
cidental songs. • TOKELY was not without humour
in Nipperkin, but it is of too coarse a kind for any
place but the Upper gallery. The Village Lawyer
had an excellent Scout in MATnews. A Mr. SAL-.
TEE, from Cheltenham, was the Sheep-face. He
displayed a good conception of the part, but he
made hideous, contortions with his face,. and
coloured it most disgustingly, to spew the bruises ,
which he had received from Snarl. The house
was tolerable well attended, and the performers,
old and, new, were well received.
ELOPEMENT.—The daughter of Mr.
am eminent merchant, residing in the neighbour-
hood of. Austin-Friars, eloped on Tuesday last
with her father's second clerk, The young Lady
..waste aged on that day to go up the river on a
partyof pleasure, with someof ter father's friends,
and left the house, as the family supposed, for the
purpose of meeting' them,'instead ,of which she
gave the meeting to her lover, who had the nignt
before'returned from, a journey, and of whose re-
turn the father was ignorant. The Lady assumed
the disguise.of a female in humble life, and the
Gentleumn had provided•himselt with an infantry
'Soldier's uniform and thus accoutred, the friends
of the Lady's father passed them on the road, but
.without discovering the fair fugitive; and they
arrived itu satety at Gretna Green, where they were
united ; the first information of which.event was
cotntounicated to the father. by a letter from the
happy bridegroom. The young Lady has 15,0001.
in, her own right, besides expectations.
We think the: Lottery Qffice Keepers on Corn-
hill pay but little attention to..the comfort of their
custoniers in not having that place watered. The
offices were all crowded yesterday in consequence
of. the drawing being to take place tomorrow ;
but such, were the VOIOItIe3 ,
Of fly ing
that the adventurers were 'rendered almost as
blind as the goddess whose favours- they were
dust about
seeking ;--forty thousand pounds,, however,. will
be a sight good for tender eyes. •