The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

HOME CIRCUIT.

BEFORE TUE CHIEF BARON AND MR. BARON HOTHAM.
HERTFORDSHIRE—Monday, Tilly 26, at Hertford.
Esssx—Weunesday, July zB, at CIL:II-as-ford.
Svsstx—Monday, August z, at Lewes. •
KENT—Wednesday, August 4, al Maidstone.
SDRREY—Monday, April 9, at Ciuildtord,

THE THEATRE.--The most numerous audience
which the Haymarket Theatre has attra&ed thither
this season, was present last night at the representa-
tion of The Heir at Law.• An apology was made fnr
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, who wap too much indisposed ,to
play the part of .Caroline Dornier, and it was read by
Miss CHAPMAN, in such a manner that the interest
of the table was but little impaired. The Performers
in general have been often sufficiently noticed?
except, indeed, MURRAY and De CAM?, in Stedfast
and-fleitry Moreland. The f6finer, as usual, was
respeetabie, the latter has much to learn in point
of natural delivery before he will make a proper
impression on the feelings of the audience.

Mrs..BlLLtNoTort leaves Liverpool to.rnotrdw,
on her journey to the North. She appears in Edin_
bur,6ll during the Race Week.
On Monday last a grand Public Breakfast was
given at Sunning-Hill Wells. About two hundred
persons were present. The company began to as-•
semble at one o'clock, and ip o n after the Breakfast
commenced : it Consisted, as is usual on such occ.,-
sions, of every elegant
~.ttable, with wines, fruits,
tea and coffee. Two temporary, rooms were appro_
iriated for the breakfast tables, and another for
dancing. Soon after two.o'clock about thirty couple
went down to the tune of the Carollers of Stitherlaid.
The dances continued till nearly five o'clock) when
the company retired.

General MottEAtr, who was lately on a hunt,
ing party at Neuilly, the seat of LUCIEN
,BONA-
PARTE, had nearly been killed by a wolf, who
already had his teeth in the hero's coat, but he was
immediately killed by LUCIEN.
When the FisT CoNsta, takes the amusernent of
hunting, of which he is extremely fond, he is al-
ways attended by a picquet of cavalry:

Lord SOMERVILLEw we are concerned to hear,
has received such serious injury from his tinfortu_
.
nate accident on Sunday last, and which we men.
tioned in our Paper of Monday) that very faint
hopes were two days ago entertained of his reco.
very

Two bulls have lately been baited in the Isle of
Wight : one of the poor creatures had his horns
sawed to the quick, in order to provoke ferocity.
The other, when he lay down quite exhausted; and
panting for breath, had gunpowder put- under his
eye, the explosion of which was judged to be a
happy means of re-animating his spirits and vigour.
Several .bakers were yesterdi-iy summoned before
the LORD MAYOR, charged with making irregular
returns,, and some with making no.returns at all.—
His Lordship told them, from such irregularities the
fluduation in the price of bread was occasioned, and
according to the Aet of Parliament they were subjed
to the fine of ten pounds but they pleading their
families, they were forgiven, on paying the expences.
An apprentice'to a carpenter was charged befo re
the Lord(Mayor with having insulted his master in
a gross manner. It being clearly proved, he was
sent to Bridewell for one month, and ordered to be
flogged,

Monday afternoon a gang" of Coiners underwent
a long examination at the Public Office at Shadwell.
It appeared in evidence, that an Officer of this dis_
tria received information that the prisoners'occupied
a house in Charlotte_place, Pentonville, in, which.
they carried on an extensive coinage of counterfeit
silver. Between seven and eight o'clock on Satur-
day evening he broke in upon them in a one pair of
stairs room, in which waa a furnace, and they at
work, burnink coke ; flasks, - Melting- pots, and
every other apparatus for the coining of counterfeit
silver, were found ; some pieces were in a finished
state, which, with the prisoners (in their working
-dresses) were taken to the Office. They were Om.:
n4itted for re-examination, till the Solicitor of the
M ot shall attend on behalf of the Crown,