The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-03 00:00:00

THE TIEITRES.

DitunT-1, The Way to get Married, a
compound, in the modern style, of farcical ex-

travagance on the one hand and distressful scenes
on the other, received all due advantage from

the exertions of ELUSION in Tangent, tiowToN
in Toby Allspice, and BnowN in Dashall, in the
comic scenes. POPE in Faulkner, and Mrs. \V.
WEST in Julia, were not less effective in the pa•
thetic incidents of the fable. The Cataract of the
Ganges was so much applauded that it is likely
to overflow the town.

COYENT•GAR ncx.--7The diverting old Comedy
of Thc Inconstant was brought forward again on
Saturday night. The Young 'Writhed of Mr.
G. KEMBLE is one of the very best el forts of the
present day, and is, indeed, a complete assump-
tion of the character, in conception and perform.
ance. Miss FOOTE'S Oriana was very interesting
indeed, and particularly in the little part in the,
presence of the Bravos. By the way there was
a gross absurdity : the supposed Page was or-
dered to send the red Burgundy, and the Sol.
diary appeared in while. This absurdity we
have seen before, and are surprized that it es.
copes the notice of the Property man. Perhaps
In !nay attempt to filet us out, by saying that the
regimentals had red facings, but we trust that
he will " reform" it altogether."--RAYNER was
excellent in The Miller's Maid.

WINDSOR, Nov. 2.—This morning his MA-
JEST? attended Divine Service, in the Private
Chapel in the Castle, which was performed _by
the Rev. Mr. Sumner, his Majesty's Chaplain.—
The day being remarkably fine, a great number
of visitors are now promenading on the Terrace.
The bands are in attendance to play.—The
King has taken an airing every day during the
last week in the Park.—Lord Fife, Lord St.
Helen's, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope, and
the Dutch and Russian Ambassadors, have ar-
rived on a visit to his Majesty.
Yesterday, about three o'clock, the Duke of
YORK, arrived in town from Chevely Hall, Cam.:
bridge, whero his Royal Highnesa has been on a
visit to the Duke of RUTLAND.

Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock, the Duke
of SAXE, WEIMAR kit town for Bushy Park, the
residence of the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE:
On Saturday afternoon, the first division of the
12th regiment of out, under the command of Cot }'orssteen,
marched into Fort Gamberland barraclo, from Chatham,
preparatory to their embarking on board the Ganges, 84,
Captain Edward Brace, C. li., and the Superb, 74, for
Gibraltar; the latter ship being ordered to this port from
Plymouth. The last division of the regiment will come in
to-morrow. These ships, having landed the 12th Regi-
ment at Gibraltar, will receive on board the 37th Regiment,
and take them to'Barbadoes' and thence return to their re-
spective guard-ports. The Lively and Maidstone frigates,
at Chatham, are commissioned for foreign service ; the
former by Captain Ileary hope, for the South American
station ; the latter by Lord James Townshend (it is said),
to relieve the Pyramus, in the West Intlies An order has
been given to fit the Amphitrite, Sirius, ;Minerva, and Belvi-
dera frigates, at this port, with iron chain cables, as an experi-
ment of their use, as compared with those now in common use.
These frigates will be commissioned US they may be :wanting
to relieve others.—(Monprhire Telegraph.)
ATTEMPT TO 4IURDEII.—(BOZO•StWei.).--Vitii
morning Andrew Conway was put to the bar,
charged with attempting to kill and murder
Margaret King, at the Unicorn puhlic.house,
Covent. Garden, last night. The quarrel. arose
about their respective countries, when the pri-
soner rushed upon his victim, and with a dessert
knife inflicted a deep wound in her arm. She was
taken to Middlesex hospital. The prisoner
was remanded.

FASHIONABLE AIIitIVALS.
The Duke of York and Col. Leigh, from the Duke of aut.
land's seat Chereley Park ; the Duchess of Manchester, at her
house in Berkeley-square, from 'Worthing ; the Marquis, or
Exeter, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from New.
market ; Earl and Countess of Pembroke, at their- house in
Privy-gardens, from their seat, Wilton' House; Lord Brudt.
nell, in town, from the Continent ; Sir John and Laily
ton, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from a tour ; the Earl
Of Elgin, and his daughter, Lady Mary Bruce, at the Royid
Hotel, St. James's-street, from France ; G. Thonirs tn, Esq, at
ditto, from France; Lady Winningtoo and the two MisseA
Taylor, at Jordan's Hotel, St. Jatnes's-street, froM a tour;
Col. and Mrs. Hildyard, at .ditto, from Notts ; Mr. and Mrs.
A rkwright, at ditto, from a tour; Doctor Ainslie, in Dove:-
street, from Norfolk.

BROADSTAIM—The Master of the Ceromonies'
which took place on Monday, the 20th October, at this agree-
able place of Fashionable resort, was brilliant and ittleeerotts
beyond precedent. The ball-room was crowded at an early
hour by all the families of distinction in the neighbourhood,
with the addition of numerous visitors from Ramsgate, Canter-
bury, &c. &c., amounting to upwards of 200 persons. The
refreshments were good, and liberally supplied; the merry
dance was continued with great spirit till a late hour, when the
party reluctantly separated; apparently highly gratified by the
gentlemanly attentions of Mr. Gott.—Mrs. Coutts was accom-
panied by a large party, of whom we particularly remarked—the
Countess d'Amsland alai her beautiful daughter Miss d'Est,
Lady Dashwood King, Miss Goddard, Sir Coutta Trotter, Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Foote, Mr. Chapman, the Rev. Dr. Chair and
family, Mr. Croquet, &c. &c. Among the Company present
at the Ball were—Sir James and Lady Lake and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher and family, Mrs.. Forayth and Miss Martin,
Captain and Mrs. Charles Cotton, Mtn. Priekett and Miss
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. flougham, Mr. and' Mrs. Eamon-
stone and family, Mr. Treenthick and daughters, Mr. arg
• Mrs. Carnagie and family, Mr. Wyndham Knatchbull,
and Mrs. Dickens, Mr. and Mrs. Molloy, Mrs. and Miss Nor.
ley, Mr. G. Trower and family, Miss Bailey, Mrs. Derby and
family, Mr. end Mrs. Burton and family, Captain and 11Ira.
Garnett, Sir Geo. Madden, Rev. Mr. Gamier, Mrs. Gamier,
and daughters „. Capt. Gamier, and a large party of the Officers
of the 15th Hussars; Mr. and Mrs. Evans Mr. and Mrs.
BrOugh and Miss West, Mr. Mrs. and Miss 'vans,
Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Vete and family, Mr. and _Mrs.
Divett, Mrs. Brown and family, Col. and Miss Dury, th; Rey.
Mr. Bouchier and family, Messrs. Orskin, St. George, Buck-
nen, Church, Capt. Bailey, Holmes, Fitzgerald. Appleyard,
Riand. Salisbury, Wynne, &c. &c. &e.—Mrs. Goutts, afte: the
Bail, gave a sumptuous supper to a select number of her fashion.
able Wanda at the Albion Hotel.

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