The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-11 00:00:00

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" • THEATRICALS.

IVOATIIIMO, SEPT. 30.--Our Theatre has been
tolerably well attended. Mrs. OuGER, who had
k Roisterous and fashionable audience on Monday
lut, at Brighton, patronized by Lady AItELI
BOYCE, is now performing here with consider-
able success. As her talents have a wider scope
for exertion than in town, she appears to more
advantage. I Ac Lady Lambert, in The Hypo-
erde, was admired in London for its unaffected
simplicity ami feeling ; but here she peformed
the part of the sprightly Charlotte in the same
Comedy, On Wednesday, with such spirit as
611Pws the variety of her powers. Iler Kilky Ca-
Theleon,in the Piece entitled I'. Q. has been so
much commended in London as well as in Pro-
vincial Theatres, that we are surprised so whim-
ical a dramatic sketch seldom brought for-
tr•ard. Worthing has no reason to complain that
it has not had its due proportion of Sununer vi-
sitors this season. The company in general have
petit social. Lodgings have not been unreason-
able, and, altogether, health as well us amuse-
meta has attended us.

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• EWCASTLE THEATitP..---On Friday ("Telling,
the 3d inm, being the last night of performance under the
present managenient, anti for the benefit of Mr. DE CAMP'
new comedy of Charles the Second WWI represented, by desire
the
sod under the patronage of Col. Teesdale and the Otlicers of
the bit Dragoon Guards. After the play, Mr. Dc Camp stepped
i''lmed, as manager, to deliver his farewell address to
toe audience. Mr. De Camp had not withdrawn more
thata minute or
. two, when he returned and observed
...t: I tuna again trespass on your indulgence Ladies
1!1?ti flentlemen. It is with great regret, from the many
loorklaews you have .hewn me, that I took my part-
-144 leave of you; but at the moment I left the stage, an
act the most black, unmanly, and treacherous, I ever ex-
ge!itita.ed in my life, was committed towards me. I have
4 instant been arrested, and I shall, therefore, be under the
itt,aaful necessity of disappointing you, by not appearing in
tole siterpiece agreeably to the announcement. lam unale
k„l"2rferni, Cecause lam in custody. You will he anxiousb to 1
tii."' at *hose suit and I shall tint hesitate to mention to you
nee Nunes of the individuals who have treated mo in this man-
-o,'l, Ile Nson who has made the arrest is Mr. Armstrong, tnc o',)4citor, and it is at the suit of Mr. Clayton, the timber-
t.i.,'ant Yet I am thus shamefully treated, arrested at
cent when I tun quite unprepared to otTer bail, though
P..lv,r, ?tut) wrong the withthe d anynybe fhoortelry cosftetrlje„y:blayij d Ih
sea wt
hteitil i 'fa.' tveryiti
yiliockiss4bl;lidtelilfiertih,eldedit was
b'eltornitted me, m a man and a. a gentleman, that he wool
paid by the let Normilier. Ladies
have to apologm to you for thus trouwbliity
Am ,17 1 tt:iuld not avoid it front the circumstances in_. I i
c.n
and hiLcid. A peal ofgroans then followed front the atitlienc,,
N;terf".loud anti lung, from all parts of the house, were di.
froth Al Vii,," the persons who hail given rise to these temarks
644;
arivr-eoCeatn i. .I. (I. Clarke, Esq., stepped out from the
Ow 41. . met! the manager from this dilemma, by giving
/06,_iritnlit his word that he would see the stoney pAid. On the
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morning the debt, which, we understand, was under
tr7l4c
utias shged by the same (;entleman. Mr. Butler,'.
. ( the interlude of 'Area Week, after Marriagd corn-
all,teFpcd forward and said, " Ladies and Gentle-
te ---'
" '1" teen settled, and the performances will proceed
1,, 7.,(,bir entire satisfaction." Ott Mr. De Camp's appearance
4.'l4ra/worts and Wive:, which concluded the. evening's eni
4 144414eUtin he was received with great and long.continrn
a se, • lie came forward and observed, " that he had lite
Aenet""li t-thri hin embarr I,' I situation by the kindness and
ostty his e-:
offi'. 'f.
---: friends, ant M crowded round hint with
wet sof assistanee."—(Tufk; Mercury.)
It ia rumoured that the English Opera, it'ous‘'
illi:lall
wee);
Tit" in the winter season, thre nights
nek, with the ft, r
1 lan Opera Company, anti
that they will alternately with Mr.
perform
MO)
„,.-11tW with IdS new " At Home."
to,r; K EAN ii engaged to perform at Limerick
ail a ittly nights. There being no Theatre its that
41% tile Assembly Room is being fitted up for n
tikalrt.c. al company.