The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Sin—A. paragraph, " from a Correspondent,"
having appeared in the Morning Herald ,of last
week, stating 44 that Madame CA'rAt.INI has con-
cluded an engagement at the Bath Theatre, to
give Italian performances, &c." I beg to
request the favour of your contradicting the same,
as being the entire invention of the writer, mis-
chievously calculated to mislead the Public ex-
pactation.
I remain, Sir, your obedient Servant,
Theatre Royal, Bath, Oct. 19,1823. J. D. LODER.

What is there so very remarkable in Mr.
KEAN'S playing the Blindman in Pizarro, and
singing a comic song, or even playing Harlequin
and dancing a hornpipe ? The writer of This is
old enough to remember Mr. QUICK perforthing
Richard the Third, and Jack BANNISTER and
hc.x Ltrrow playing Hamlet But what is even
this when compared with time endless versatility of
talent exhibited by CAR RICK, who was equally
great in personating the tragic and the comic
muse in all their variety ? We have seen a series
of play-bills, in which Mrs. Stnnows's name ap-
pears as the heroine in all the comic operas dur-
lug the time she acted under the management of
her father, Mr. ROGIR lisunrac, previous to her
appearance in London. This splendid woman
performed Catherine, in SIIAKSPIARZ'S Catherine
and Particle, within a few years of her retirement.
FLoons ix Prznmorer.---Turin, Oct. 9.—We
hear from Vercelli that the Sesia, being swelled
by heavy rains, overflowed its banks on 'the ?6th
and S7th of September, and did great damage
thereto for the space of two miles below the
bridge which crosses the high road from Turin
rto Milan. The beautiful antique church del Ca-
sail, called the Old Capuchins, wasdestroyed by
the fury of the waters, and a large garden, formerly
belltiging to the Inquisition, was overflowed. The
Magistrates seeing the church in imminent dan-
ger of falling, caused the fine marbles of the
high altar, which well merited to be preserved,
to be carefully removed. The waters of the
Sesia rose to such a height, that lit some places
they approached within a few inches to the canal
of Prarolo; the greatest exertions were neces-
sary to prevent this misfortune, which would
have ruined the fertile territories of Prarolo and
Pezzana, and ruined the high road from Vercelli
to Alexandria and Genoa—(l3iedmonteze Gazette,
Oct. 9.)
OLD BATLIIT (Toss DA-o.—Thvse Sessions
commenced this morning at the Justice Hall in
the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice PARR, ME.
Baron GARROW, the Loan MAYOR, Recoante,
&c. The Calendar contains only 184 cases for
trial, and not one charge of forgery.—James
Scott was put to the bar on an indictment charg-
ing him with maliciously cutting and stabbing
Elizabeth Scott, with intent to murder her or do
her soma bodily harm. The facts of this case
have already
is otliy necessary to observe that appearedthe in our Police Report, and
therefore
transaction occurred near the Regent's Park.—
The prisoner said nothing in his defence, nor
did the call any witnesses to speak to his cha-
racter,Mr. Justice Pier summed up the evi-
wrom,On Monday afternoon,
dence to the Jury, who found him Guilty-._
Death.
primal met in the fields near White
DEATH BY Fill
quarrel between two of
acobontditufcotujioou`csleo,/t,lszrde
previous
them. The regular seconds were chosea,. and every prepara-
tion made for a pitched battle: the conditions were for a sove-
reign a-side. The combatants accordingly stripped for fight-
ing, when a desperate and. obstinate battle. ensued. It' was,
however, terminated by one of them, nr edvnwEY A LE a,
ruentie time
ce
h;gfrriogrnh right iesa r 7 which struck him to the ground, and hetagonlst, in ttie. 17th round, a violent blow
could 'rise no more. Be was blatantly taken to the Prince of
Bransiick public-house, where every means that medical aid
mad suggest was resorted to, but It proved ioefectual, life
being wholly extinct.

THE KING.

WINDSOR, OCT. 21.—111 s MAJESTY, accompanied by the
usual persons of his Suite, took an airing this morning in his
little phaeton in the Park.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond, at the Duke of
Argyle's house, In Upper Brook-street, from their seat, Good-
wood, Sussex ; the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, at her
house in Arlington-street, from a tour ; the Hon. Mr. and Miss
Meade, in Lower Berkeley-street, from Northamptonshire;
the Marquis of Lansdown, at Lanadown House, Berkeley-
square, from his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts; Lord Hervey,
from Lord Templeton's seat,Wonham, Surfer ; Count Lieven,
from Earl Cowper's seat, Pansenger, Herts ; the Hon. Lady
Smith, nt her house, Terrace, Piccadilly, from Ralnsbtrate ;
Mr. and the Misses Shewell, at Bryanstone-square, from Ton-
bridge Wells.
CILINGES.—The Duke of Portland, from Cheveley-park,
for the Duke of °rattan's scat, Euston-hall ; Lord Lynedoch,
for ditto; Lord itlolyneux, at his father's (the Earl of Sefton)
seat, Croxteth-hall, near Liverpool, from Scotland ; Lady
Francis, at Doncaster, Yorkshire, from a tour; General and
Mrs. Ross, on a tour.

PLACE OF FASHIONABLE RESORT.
Cu it LT F. 24 A )1, OCT. 20.—The following is a list of arrivals
up to this dates—Lotd Apmley, lion. Mrs. Fergusson,
Miss Goromett, Sir IL and Lady Turner, Sir Robert Stopford,
Gen. Blake, Cols. Burke, James Allen, Lieut.-Col. and Mrs.
Kaye, Major Kirby, Doctors Pinlayson, Carter, Reverend
Messrs. Boteler, Brachen, Monkhouse, Prower,
Roberts, Saunders Captains Ailmer, A. Campbell, R.N.,Griffiths, R.N., Jones, Jeffries, Mansell, P. Nind, Pigott,
Rogers, Timmins, Mr. and Mrs. Aust, Messrs, Cruise, Croft,
Davis,Daniels, Evelyn, Paulding Gibbons Gillett, Glover,
am Gough, Groves, Ilmersley, J. Ilatherall, Middleton, Mac-
kenzie, li'eaver, Western. •

The Duke of Wellington is among the distinguished visitors
at the Duke of Grafton 'A seat, Euston Hall.

SPORTING I NTELLIGENCE.

CURRAGII OCTOBER MEETING, 1893.
TUESDAY, OCT. 14.
Taylor's Stakes, bOgs, h. ft. for two-yr-olds.
Mr. Taylor's ch. c. Brabason .
Marquis of Sligo's ch. f. Vermillion - 2
Mr. Gore's ch. f..aister to Oak Stick - - 3
Won easy.
Sweepstakes of 20gs, h. ft. with 301. added. Redrost.
Marquis of Sligo's Starch, Bst. 71b. - - 1
Mr. Watt's Tipsey, lit. 91b. - - -
Mr. Gore's Enchantress, bat. 41b. • • - 3
r. Cahlwell's -, 81. 21b. . 4
Mr. Batterby's Rifleman, Oat. 121 b. - 8
Two paid forfeit.
Sweepstakes of 30gs, 20/. ft. for two•yr-olds.
Mr. Blake's eh. t. Faithless . - 1
Mr. Kirwan's br. f. Cornelis - • - • 9
A good race.
TVr.II?IXIMAT, OCT. 15.
Challenge of the Kirwan Stakes, 500 each, and the 101.
forfeits. ,Red Post.
Mr. Kelly's Chaunter, Bst. 21b. - 1
Mr. Caldwell's Mary Ann, Oat. 71b. . . 2

• A good race.
King's Plate of I.oogs. Weight for age. Throe tailes.
Mr. Watt's Munster - - • - 1
Marquis of Sligo's Arrogance . - - 2
Ir. Bunter's Thetis . . 3
Jockey Ilalt Stakes, hfigs, 30/. ft. for two yr olds.
Mr. Blake's ch. f. by Bob Booty, walked over.
Two-yr-old (nurse, :25gs each.
Mr. Delon's Sligo, flat. was matched agat the Marquis of
Sligo's Piano, 7st. 111 b. Mr. Daton's Sligo walked over.
The ;Marquis of Sligo's Penitence, list. beat Capt. Mont-
gomery's Betty, Tat. 21b. for 30gs. Conolly's Mile.

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