The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-28 00:00:00

TILE NEW INFANT ROSCIUS.

WINDSOR, DEc.2s.—Our town lees been visit.
ed, during the present week, by the Infant Remus Master
G uossattTn,whose talents exceed any thing we have ever before
wi messed. His powers areindeed most wonderful,whether viewed
in his tragic or comic performance, and it is difficult to say in
which the audience most pleased.' His tent scene is certainly a
master piece of acting, the horror which he appears to undergo
from the effect of his dream is beyond description, we think
we never saw any thing scarcely to equal it before, even by
adult performers. His action, again, when representing the
stronger passions of rage and resentment, makes one for a
moment shudder.- His scene in Douglas Aso evinces great
power of judgment, and there is some sweet acting • but that
of Macbeth is truly terrific, and we may say. sublime. But
while describing his tragic talents .we must not forget his
comic, which are equally striking, and many it hearty laugh
is pealed forth at his truly humorous countenance. The song
of « Betsy Baker" appears to be the reigning_favourite, it cer-
tainly shows his comic talents to perfection. Nor must we omit
the scenery, of which there is a great variety, and extremely
well executed.—( TVindsor Express.
On Tuesday morning the Infant /?oseins went through his
performance before her Royal Highness the PrincessA u u STA,
at Frogmore Lodge, who was highly amused and delighted
with the performance of this most extraordinary child.

Miss FooTE.—We are authorized to state
that no communication whatever relative to a
provision by Colonel BRIIKELEY for this Lady
(as announced in a letter in our Paper of yester-
day,) has been received by her or any of her
friends.—(Morning Post.)
A letter from Frankfort states, that from the
great damage which the winter seed has sustain-
ed, owing to the terrible inundations in Ger-
many ; the price of corn and fruit has experien-
ced a considerable rise, which is of course a great
detriment to the poor.
The Swedish Government is about to found an
institution for the education of the deaf and dumb
at Drontheim, in Norway.
The Berlin. Gazette of the 11th inst. mentions
the singular exhibition of "an Esquimaux in a
canoe on the river Spree, in that city. His great
skill and dexterity in managing that northern
vehicle of navigation was witnessed by an im-
mense number of spectators, who were highly
gratified with the novelty of the scene.
A 'Commercial letter from Berlin states that
the rumour is very prevalent in that city that a change is about
to take place with reward to the Prussian national bank. It is
said it will,becorne the joint property of seven great Bankers;
that its connection with the state will cease, anti its affairs be
(=lusty* managed' by the seven individuals alluded to. It
is supposed the commercial world will be gainers by the change.
SPANISH COMMERCEe"-Some idea may be en.
tertelned .of the prostrate state of commerce in
Spain, when it is known that the Insurance Pre-
mium at Cadiz, to the West Indies and the
Mexican Coast, is 40 per centi. ; and the mere
coasting trade to Galicia, the.AUsturias, and Bis-
cay, is as high as 25 per cent.---:(Cadir) Dee. 4.)

FASHIONABLE AItIIIVAIS.
Lord Wm. Lennox, from his brother's (the Duke of Rich-
mond), seat, Goodwood, Sussex; the Hoa. Frederick Lamb,
from Brighton • the Hon. Horace Seymour and Mrs. Sey-
mour, in Brighton
Mr. and Mrs. pococke, in Gloucester-
place; Capt. Stevenson, in Albemarle-street; .T. Macnaugh-
ton, Esq. at Batts' Hotel, Dover. street, front Calcutta; Mr.
and Mrs. Sandy's, at ditto; Sir Robert O'Callaghan, Bart.
at ditto, from Ireland; Mr. and ,Mrs. Young, at ditto, from
Gloucester; Lord Strangfurd, at (;ould's lintel, Jerinyn-
street, from Aylesbury, Buck's; Henry Baring, jun. Esq. at
Thomas's lintel, Berkeley-square, from Oxford; .1. S. Lum-
ley Saville, Esq. at Mivart's Hotel, Lowcr Brook-street, from
Derbyshire.

CIIANOES.--The Earl of Carhampton, on a tour; Lord
.John Tynne, for Somersetahire ; Lord Langfbrd, for: his seat,
Cooper's Hill, Englefield Green, for the holidays ; the Hon.
G. Hervey, from town, for his father's (the Earl of Bristol)
seat, Ickworth Park, Suffolk ; Lady Elizabeth and Miss Palk,
from Hampshire, for Essex ; Mrs. and Aliss Manners, from
East Grinstead, for Bath ; Sir Thomas Beauchamp Beevor,
Bart. for Hargham Hal, near AUleborough, in Norfolk;
Major and Mrs. Seaford), from Boulogne to Itamsgate ; Mrs.
and Miss Gilbert, from Lyme Regis, for Bath ; Major Abbs,
for Sir John Douglas's, at Springwood Park, Roxburghshire;
Mrs. and Miss Nanston, for Bath ; Mr. Lewis Vaughan.
for Penmaun, in Merionithshire, from Caermarthen ; Mr. and
Mrs. Callender, from Brighton, for Bath ; Major and Mrs.
Chalonel, for Bath, from King's Weston ; Colonel Ronaldson
Mactlonnel. from Edinburgh, for Garry Cottage, Mali ; Capt.
and Mrs. Harcourt, from Cheltenham, for Paris; Mrs. Gen.
Smith, Miss Stoughton, and Delawney, for Salisbury ; Col.
and Mrs. Grant, for Bath; Captain Mildmay, from Batts'
Hotel, to Hartford-bridge; E. Smith, Esq.., from do., to
Dover; G. Smyth, Esq., from do., to Hastings ; Mr. and
' Mrs. Williams; front do., to Bognor; Lord Riversdale, front
Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Cheltenham ; Sir Henry
Pane, Bart., from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, for his
seat in Hants; Captain and Mrs. Fowler; from the Pulteney
Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Bath ; P. Maltby, Esq., front
do., for Norfolk ; It. H. Vatic, Esq., front Thomas's Hotel,
on a tour; Captain Cubitt, front Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
place, for Norfolk; S. Blunt, Esq., from do., for Suffolk;
Capt. Hutchinson, from Reid's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street,
for Cheltenham ; C. Newland, Esq., from do., for Oxford-
shire ; 11'illiain Tyndall, Esq., from do., for Brighton ; Lady
Mansfield and the Ladies Murray, front Mivart's Hotel, for
Richtnond ; J. Kalkbrenner, Esq., front do., for the Continent.
liaTit A univais.— Earl and Countess of Liverpool, be
Comte Vicconti. Lord Bolton, Lord Porchester, batty Hewitt,
Dr. Ilaggart, Dr. Mackinnon, General Wood, Col. Allthorp,
Colonel Baker, Major and Mrs. Goldsworthy, Major Caines,
Major Lepper, Capt. and Mrs. Howard ; Captains Bell, Evaos,
Ewing, Fitzgerald, Huntley, Ilaines, Lover, M‘Douall,
3lontgomerio.. Quicke, Quad, Sheriff; the Rev. Messrs. Bell,
Bush, Holland, Jones, Quick, Phelps, &c., fSce.

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