The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-20 00:00:00

THE THEATRE.

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A very numsrons audience attended the repre-
sentation of -The Honey iihion last night, at Drury.
lane Theatre. 111r.'11tv.iiad the. &flies& task
following, Mr. ELLISTON, the oritiinal representa...
live of the Duke, one of the most successful efforts
of the former. - Mr. RAE, however, acquitted
hiniself in a respectable nianiihtWe should have
thought his demeanour rather too fiirriial; if
did not consider the rank of the character, and
that it' could not be supposed to be as easy for
the Duke to throw aside his deportment as his dress.
Mt's. DlvisoN's Juliana. was, as usual, spirited
and easy. 'Miss KELLY, for the first time, was
the I'olante, and though her vivacity not
quite of the right sort, yet we have no dotibt that
it will be so when she is more used to the piirt.
Mr. S. PrsLEY was the Rotunda. He looked it
the audience too• much, evas rapid to indistinct:
tit ss in his.utterAnce, and threw too much grimace,
into ids features. KNIGHT would have been more
characteristic in the Clown if he had displayed thd
feelings of an honest rustic. triumphant
laugh, when Juliana incurs the anger of her hils
band for reluctantly bringing the wine, anger
which he had occasioned, was'inconsistent with
the character of a rustic who is fond of his. wi'e,
and who has invited the parties to a rural" re‘ary.

Green-room roport estimates theprofiuce Of Mks
O'NFILL's professional tour this summer at 70001.
The Bristol Theatre commences its wiwer sea-
son on Monday next, xvith Alexander the .Great--;
Alexander by Mr. CONWAY, of Cor.ent Garden;
who is to play there six nights. :

WORCESTER MUSIC MEETING COLIIMeneCci On.
Wednesday morning last, and tenninated on Friday
evening. 'The perfbrinanees were excellent, the
company %vas principally of the'first rate, and most
fashionable order. Tbe charitable 'intention of the
meeting did not fail. The siths.criptions were :
First Morning L.zta
Second Morning 7'lo
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'Third Morning 354. 9 f;

Total L.ViS 14 10

THE WALKING MaTc.n...---The Blackheath Pe-
destrian did not complete his task costa half oast two
yesterday morning ; however lie appeared in gocid
went to bed, and immediately fell into
a sound sleep, and continued so owl: half past
seven, when he rose, had his breakfast, and
started exactly at eight o'clock : he went one
mile with his 'usual stillness,. then recovered, and
went off quite 'fresh. The concourse of people
yesterday was nearly equal to those of Sunday, nn
%Odell day- 14,000. crossed the water from Mill,
walk to Greenwich, besides .the immense num-
bers friini town. The scene was brilliant in the ex-
.trente ; tart booths increase hourly; shows, swingi,
on!l_ronadabonts are. crowding upon the spot in
every, direction. . Admiral Sir GEOI<GE -MARTIN
and Mr. ANGERSTEIN SCtlt WIL',ON a liberal do,
nation yesterday. There 'was a number of Con.
stables' on the Heath, and .their interference
greatly facilitated -his:•progress. General LLOYD
visited him in .his carriage, .aud opened his car-
riage door to shake hands with hinr.. There was
a poney 'race on the ground List night.. lie has
been so Irarassecl by the cro‘rds, that it IS 101111 d
necessary !O have A rope Walk for him.—Should
he complete this clay's Work, he \yin have • per-
formed halt his task, being a distance of five hun-
dred miles.

COEN EXCHANGE, SEPT% 20.—We had' but few
arrivals this morning, but there was plenty left
over from last day lote the demand. The sales in
general I).ing very dull, fine Wheat sold at Mon-
day's prices, !nit there was but little demand for
ordinary'. Flue Oats support their price. Fine'
Barley is still in demand. In Pease and Beans
there is no alteration. •

LONGEVITY.---A man named Edward „Morgan,
is now living in good health and spirits, at Daly-
munech, parish-of Trawsfynydd, on a farm be-
longing to Sir W.-IV, WYNN, Bart lurned one
lutn-
dred and eleven years of age. lle never lost a
tooth out of his head, can crack nuts and- eat the
kernels ; can eat the hardest bread in the house.;
his hearing is quite perfect, and his sight equally
so ; reads a small
print
without the aid' Of spec-
tacles; ‘ralks to church almost
.every Sunday, a dis-
tancesof three miles ; he stands near six feet high,
and his person is quite erect ; he can walks as well
without a stick as • with ; and when he like, he
can fuddle more ale, glass- for glass, than his two
young sons, who are now not much more than
eighty '--(From a Coirespondent.)
.1t has been ascertained in Scotland, that the
stball fish found in the rivers, generally known by
die nalue- of par, are the male of the 4almon
species.
''Not a single beggar is to be found in the streets
of the populous town of Belfast. As soon as one
makes hiS appearance he is apprehended; and, if
able,' is compelled to Work. To' do this more ef-
fectually, an extensive building is to be erected,
under the mini., of the House of Industry. The
young and aged are pre vide(' for in a suitable