The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-10 00:00:00

THE THEATRE;.

11AN'm UtriLT —The new Comic Opera of
sweethearts and ll'ires %%as represented for the
Second thne last night, and received throughout
with the full approbation of a very numerous
d nee.. • '
ENG LiSif OPEit A
Houss.:,--TheMwical After.
piece, entitled A Roland
.fin. arc Oliver, which is
attributed to the peuor,Mr, Moa-r'oN, the author
of many successful dramatic productions, was.
represented last night at this Theatre. The
part of Fixture,
.which poor EmEnv sup.
ported with such genuine feeling and for-
cible effect, at Covent-Garden Theatre, was
assigned to Mr. ItAYNEN from the York
Theatre. Mr. RAYNER appears to pOssesi merit
!Midi above the Usual-importations from the Pro.
vincial Stage. Ile performed the part with it full
conception of its scope and tendetit'Y'l 11.114 was
justly applauded by the numerous audience that
attended. Miss Louts I.) Ntt!, in the part of
Nis* Darlington, displayed ease end vivacity be-
yond what could be ex potted from so young an
actress. The farce of Gretna Green afforded
ample scope for the humorous powers of IVRENCR
and Miss KELLY.

Parliament, it is now pretty certain, will risel
in about ten or twelve days at farthest, The
'
Commons will adjourn to-morrow or Saturday ;
and the Lords are expected to get through the
remainder of the business by the latter end of
next week ; so as to admit of the Prorogation
taking place either then or the beginning of the
following week.—(illorning Pea.)
REPRESENTATION' or STAFFORDSHIRE.— OR
Wednesday a numerous Meeting of Freeholders was held at
the Swan Inn, Wolverhampton, when it was determined that
a Deputation of Freeholders should wait upon Lord F. L.
tiowiitt, and invite him to becomea Candidate for the County
on the present vacancy. Beyond the above we have little ex.
cent rumour.—The next in order of expectation was Lord
Sasirox, eldtst son of the Earl of llalum wn v, who has just'
arrived from Tunis.—GroutiE CrETWYNO, Esq. the mem.
bet for Stallind. Mr. WU:ANTED. son of GEORGE To L•
4. ET T, Esq., and General Sir rottOE 41NIONI, the node of
the present G
Lord A xsox, have been 'Severally named ; but we
cannot trace the reports to any authority.; It is stated that Sir
.1 ou w W ROT T Eti LEY will haVe the Darlington wont,
and
the Bradford interest, in addition to the general interest of the
Whigs. On the other side there is yet no movement indica-
tive of a contest, although we learn, from 4 variety of sources,
that such movement tray, be iunnediately expeetel_(pmeru
Gazette. )
DIRECTIONS FOR SALTING HA Y.-...... When the
rick is made, on each layer of hay about aplaner of a peck of
salt ought to he equally sesittereti, and on this plea we believe,
mixed with the hay so salted,
four bushels of salt will be required to 20 loads; if six h'utiret,
ha allowed the better, and the fanner will find the expenee
amply repaid in the improved condition of his cattle, when the
hay is consumed. It is a fact, that cattle will prefer
where
with elOver.
brut on turnips
hay to which salt has been added, to the bent hay without it ;
anti in cases where straw was
they took it with avidity, leaving the primest provender un.
touched. Salt is equally bent eial when
Salted hay is also excellent for sheep,
early in the Reason ; by giving. it them in the
wet
and
rainy
autumn in 11101, Lord Somerville did not lose A single ghee,
though his neighbours suffered considerably, attli he very justly
attributed it to the salted hay.

P 0 14)- T It Y

DAVID JONES; ,qp, AND \VORSTI;D.
HUGII MOIwAN, Cousin of that 111
'Those cousin was the Lord 1(1,,)\
.Was likewise, as the story tr.
Tciith cousin of one DAvzri".l
Davin, well stored claasic knowl=d4l,
sent betimes to Jean: College;
Paternal bounty left him char
• For life one hundred pounds a-year;
And JoliziWas deemed Panther t sus
Among the Conomoners of-. Jesus.
It boots not here to quote traditiol,
In proof of DAV 1 D's. el-04km
Ile could unfold the tityxtery high.
Of Paulo pOsts, and Verbs in tz: ;
Scan Vint:ll., and, in-mathenati,:s,
Prove that.atraight lines were not qUadritics ;
All Oxford hail'd the youth's iapessus,
And womPring 'Welehmar ciiect Ootple,s
It happen7d that his cousin 'lnuit
Through Oxford pased, to Cambria due,
And from his erudite relation.
Ileceivid a written Invitation.
HuGu to the College gate reptur'J,
And-ask'd for Josys ;t--the Porter stared
" ! Sir," quoth he, " discriminate,
01 Atr. Jos usus there be eight."
Aye, but, 'tis awin.l'oxus," quoth Minn
Quoth Porter, "We've six Day ins too."
" Cot's flesh !" cries MORGAN', "cease your mockings,
My DAVID Jo wears worsted stockings !"
'Quoth Porter, " Which it is Heaven knows,
For all the eight wear worsted hose."
"My Cot !" says lIUGIt, " I'm ask'd to dine
With cousin Jai; Es, and quaff his wine."
"That one word wine' is worth a dozen,"
Quoth Porter, "now I know your cousin ; •
The Wine has stood you, Sir, in more stead
Than DAVID, or the hose of worsted ;
You'll find your friend at number '
We're but one JON Es that quail's his rsipe."