The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-20 00:00:00

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comedy, by Colley Cibber, entitled She Would ann.' She Troth'
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—Th v
merry old
j
Not, was revived on Friday night at Covent.gardei.l. with veil
sparkling success. It is a capital old play, much ,s veered
at
and underrated by some critics of a severe and pur:ctiltioui
school, but nevertheless a masterpiece of dramatic constrCnticn:
The whole tale of love, disguise, imposture, jealousy, tyre-0111'
and the other elements of stage mystification is told in t
most unflagging spirit from first to last, and the audience' - ,
devour and digest it with one continuous relish. At least they'
did so last bt at Covent-garden ; and the comedy nas
cellentiv performed. The great part—that of Don Manul-
devolved upon Farren, who has evidently given it his beo
study. He invested the character with a general truthfalnweg
—a rich fullness, and a racy vigour of expression which no..
in every episode of power or point, and drew down frl4oo.°l° 's
cage to passage a hearty and a warm applause. ileac
Trappanti was sustained with a fine degree of SYrar-t„ith
impudence ;he acted his way through the saucy dialog ""
infinite spirit, anti everybody felt that it would be impossible t°
letl aym was
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polyta and Flora, and both acquitted themselves with daslog
nonchalance. Of Mists Cooper's Rosara we have only to al
that it was a graceful performance. The Don Octnnu
of Mr. Walter Lacy was a very respectable performance'
and Meadows, as Soto, gave us a rich bit of grotevrr,
intoxication. The comedy is cast in the old Spanish Echo',
and the dresses were beautiful accordingly. In fact the entice
play was produced in a very faultless manner, and the g 5
neral laughter which it continued to elicit from the audnc,ce
was a good test of the success both of the authorship and tue
acting. •
RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—One week's receipts
from the principA lines of Railway is Great I.3litattote
according to our last week's returns, amounted •
97,670/. on a capital of 37,000,00 d Deducting one
half fur excenses, which is full as much as they averagl
there remaiDs a balance for dividend of ab°l/,,
seven per cent., proving at once that Railway sPecia:
lations have not been so unproductive as some %Wu
represent ; for although there has been a loss (or rather
no profit) on some hales, it is mor.^ than made: up fr°l/1
others. The country ...At large, therefore, has :7een rat
ther a gainer in regard to investment of capital, to sato
nothing of the immense benefits conferred un the n'll°
i,
community in making and. keeping those undertakingseer
repair, ns well as in the cheaper, speedier, and nil"-
mode of travelling to which they have given birt.h..
lia;lway Times.
The Shipwrecked Fdshermen and Mariners
Benevolent Society has forwarded 351. in behalf of ale,
,idows And children (21 in number) of the five Poo:
fishermen .:•ho were drowned on the evening of the 6:iv:
by the upsetth;o: of the boat Jabeze, while employed P.
the herring fishery, off Eyemuuth, Berwick.

GOLD WATCHES, LONDON- MALE' ''...
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Watchmakers, No. 9, Ce.vohl ;
London, oppo4te the Mani: of England, submit for selectic'ti f
very large STOCK of GOL:.D WATCHES, the whole ei
which ars made and finished u:ider the careful inspection
experienced workmen on their erm premises, and each is "Il
ranted for correct performance.
SIZE FOR LAITIES.
Fine Vertica Watches, jewelled, in engine-turned 6
gold cases and gold dials, warranted ... .. £ 8 116
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, with double-
backed engine-turned gold cases and gold dials, 0
warranted ... ......................................... 12 12
Patent detached Lever Watches, jewelled in four
holei, with double-backed gold cases and Bald
dials, warranted ... l4 14 o
SIZE FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent detached Lever Watcht.q, jewelled in four
holes, seconds, and double-backed gold cases, 0
warranted
...•....•...
Patent detached Lever Watches, caps7ed, jewelled
in six holes, seconds, double-backed
,geld cases , 0-
and enamel dials, warranted l7 I'
Patent detached Lever Watches, capped, jewelled
in six holes, seconds, double-backed gold .cases 0 0
and gold dials, warranted ...- •••• 21; old
Eithr of the Gentlemen's Watches may L'e had .1101
hunting cases for 31. 3s. each extra. A.B. See•sscl
Watches purchased in exchange.

B I I? T H .S.
Mrs. Spring Rice, of a daughter.
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hter.
On the 17th inst., at Daston, Mrs. Flower, of a daug
_A,
On the 16th inst., at Hither-green, Lewisham, the 000'
hstarluelst.LinvTcakr,lhEosrlou, Marlborough-road, -r
daadu,ghStte.r.Joi.in's-wous•
On the 11th inst., at elady o •
belvedere, Frant, the fJ• PrYee'
Esq, of
lady
Or, the 14th inst., at Baronald, Lanarkshire, the
Lieutenant-Colonel Hall, of a daughter.
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a a son. .
On the 9th inst., at Lrng Ditton Church, John Gaul,-;
E,q., surgeon, Wahvorth-road, to Mary Anne, only dauVt
of W. Fuller, Esq., Taiworth Farm, Surrey.
ail' r...' fres
On the 14th inst., at the Church of *St. Mary de s-Ik,
Guernsey, the Rev. Thomas Clark, of East Berghol“, St iff° of
to Lousa, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel .142110
Wood.ands, Guernsey. of
On the 14th inst., Charles Winser, Esq., barrister-at-law, t-
Lincoln's.
Lincoln's. inn, to Eliza, fifth daughter of te late Samuel Fit.
ridge, Esq., of Meertown. Salop.
of theOn sa,t Forests,Ri ple y jasepha, oec°
daughter of James Reid, Esq., of Ripley House.
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Surrey,scc ,
to IsViaiiriyiant Adams, Eva

DIED.
On the sth inst., at Turitccana, in Lucca, the Chevalier Cs
W. Michael Crooke, Chamberlain to his Royal Highness the
Du
On kof Lucca .
the 16th inst., John Robinson, of the firm of John
binson and Son, accountants, Manchester. a
At the Marine-parade, Brighton, Cornwallis Hewett, -- 11 1*
of Bolton-strPet, Piccadilly, aged 54. ets
On the 6th inst., Miss Henrietta Bicknell, of Charle Pstre
MancOnhester-square.
the 10th inst., rt Cole's-terrace, Islington, Mrs. 511s11/.
nah Lacey, aged 67. ,153.
On the 10th inst., at Bath. Mrs. Deborah Marten, age a
On the 11th inst., Jot .n Smith, Esq., of Ashbournelorii
Derby, late on the Hon. Er st India Company's BombsY
Establishment. at
On the 11th inst., at Nag's Hall, Godstone, Mr. Joint ',—
tray, aged 25.
On the 14th inst., at Wanstead-place, Mrs. Ann Prior.
On the 14th inst., Elizabeth, wife, of Mr. James M. L "'
of Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy-square. . r fMP
On the 14th inst., at Sheffield, Rebecca the wi-e °
Henry Hutchinson.

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