The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-04 00:00:00

DEPARTU lILS.

The Earl and Coutitess of Darnley, from their house in
Berkeley-square, to their seat Cobham Hall ; the Marquis
Camden, from Hastings, to his seat Ilayharn Abbey ; Sir Charles
and Lady Knightley, from Jordan'is Hotel, St. James's-street,
to Worthing; the Earl of Arran, from Brighton, to Bogner
Rocks; Major Sir Charles Gordort, from the St. Petersburgh
Hotel, Dover-street, to join his reginint in Paris; Lord
Rivers, from his house in South-street, Grosvenor-square; to
his seat Stratfieldsay, Hants; Lord Boston, from his hotise.iti
LOwer (7;rosrenor-street, -to his seat Hedsor Lodge,. Bucks ;
Lutd 53-dnvy from his house in Grosvenor-square, to his seat
Fragnal ; Lord Lowther, for Newmarket ; the Earl of Liver-
pciol, for. Waltuer Castle; the tad of Harrowhy; for SandOn
Hall, Shiffordi re-

TIT ATIIII.--7--A more promising- first
ap-
pe'arance than that of the young Lady, who 1 ist
night assumed the part of iimanthis7 in Pie
Child of Nathre, at Drury4ane Theatre, We have
hardly ever witnessed. Indeed; we may %Yell say;
that it was more than prontising, as she displayed
a Considerable dei-ree of positive merit thrbugb
the whole Performance. tier name, we under;.
stand, is JouNsoN; and skits is said to be the
daughter of the Actress Who was stiled the, Ame-
rican Mrs. JOHNSON, though a native of this coun;•
try, because before 'het: rettirli she had raised .a
high degree of tratis7Atlautic fame. This Ac-
tteis, we remember -Was the first repreAmtative of
Agatha, in Lovers' Vot.iS', at .Coventgarden The=
at re; and lefk the Stage with vi'ell:,merited repute.
lie father is Mr:'JOHNSON,,who Many_ years ago
teas it respectable Comedian the -Haymarket
Company, and whiff has also retired from publiC
Miss JOH NSON si!ems to be about 16 years of age.
She has ad eXpressiVe countenance, and a pleas-
ing though not pt lverful voice, which will of
Course strengthen with time and iit'attice. Her
action was easy and natural, We regret that we
must he brief in our tribute to her Merit, anti have
Only roam to say,. that she performed the part'
.with such simplicity, feeling,
.and eharateristic
truth, as excited the warm applause of a crowded'
theatre,,and induced the ManaircrS to announce
the piece for repetition. rrilc pray tt•as OtlierwiSe
well supported by Mrs. Ottdßa, PtAitELL, GATTilai
R,yrimurs,and S. LEY:

•
WINDSOR, litornt,ng the QuEEI4
and Princess ta,izAiiiitTn vent to Frogmore, when
the QUEEN rock. in her chair drawn by her faVoth;
rite pOriey, in the pleasae g,toundS., WhiCh, al-
though .they Ore very delightful, are continvl,
which obliges her MAJESTY to enpSy this exercise
at Kew, the.grourids there being so fiery extensive.
13iike ut WELLINOTON lia9 rinignaniinously
declared his'deteribination, to actept. only a six-
teenth of the sum,voted by Parliament, in com-
pensation foi• the prize property taken in the Pen-
insida cadipaigus, instead of.an eighth, to which
his Grace is regularly entitled. This generous
conduct throws
into the fund 'for general distri-
blition,•pear 50,0001. which sum would have re-
gularly gone in augmentation of the share of the
Connn4uder in Chief,--,-(11/ornin Post)

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