The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN, tic. 1

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140TWITHSTANDING " that ruinous meature, the
Union," there are at this moment building within
ihe distria of the Metropolis ONE HUNDRED AND
tWENTY-SIX NEW HOUSES, Of which eighteen
only are on old scites ; the others are extension of
the city where no houses ever stood before. Thus,
Instead of that dreadful bodement being fulfilled
that grass would grow in the streets of Dublin,"
:our pavements are extending over those grounds
heretofore occupied by grass.

TPE VHEATR.E.—The Comedy of The Way to
bKeep Him again attraaed a numerous Audience, to
rury-lane Theatre, last night. Previous to the
bPening of the Play, WATHEN came forward and
apologized for the unavoidable absence of Mr. C.
KENIBLE, on account of a domestic misfortune, and
begged the indulgence of the Audience towards
lcussEtn, who, at a short notice, had undertaken
the part of Sir Brilliant Fashion. RUSSELL was
occasionally obliged to refer to the book, but, upon
the Whole, went through the charader with tolera-
ble success.
Yesterday morning died,, in the eighty-second
Year of %is age, Mr. ROGER KEMELE. This Gen-
tleman's name will always be memorable in Dramatic
'Lltstorv, on account of those talents in his offspring,
eiwhieh have so eminently contributed to give lustre
at,he English Stage. Mr. ROGER KEMB LE, very
in life, ventured upon Theatical Boards. He
ied Miss WARD, the daughter of Mr. WARD, a
3teMPOtary with Qum, on the London Stage, and
INIIO afterwards became the Manager of a very re..
3P,e,elable Provincial Company of Performers. By
'ns Lady, who has the misfortune of seeing her
Zenerable associate in life drop into the grave before
w.uers he had a numerous train of children, to whom
e gave all the advantages of Education, which it
as in his power to bestow, and whom he had the
pleasure of seeing arrive at an height of Fame and
Fortune, by the fair exertion of Industry and Ge-
l'ius• Mr. R. KEMELE possessed a very good un-
derstanding, and was well acquainted with life. He
was a respedable Aaor, though he never appeared
Illore than once on a London Stage, when he per-
formed ne Miller of Mansfield, in the Haymarket
Theatre, for the Benefit a his Son STEPHEN, and
displayed good sense and unaffeaed humour. He
.19as always respefied for prudence and probity, and
Ile quitted the Stage of Life, fully entitled to aps,i
Probation and esteem, for the Part he aded, till
the last awful falling of the Curtain.
• On Wednesday, the Comedy of " Knowyout o'tvn
lificed " wttsierfOrmed at the Theatre Royal, New-
'eastle; when the produce of the house amounted to
k-1; as. 6d., svitich ,Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLEy with
liis usual liberality, has appropriated' towards de-
Ifayiog the expellee of building the intended Fever
liospttal for that town.
The sitbje late Lord -BEAULIEU was the memorable
of Sir CHARLES HANEURY WILLIAMS'S
°etioal Satire, insomuch that the Poet was obliged
,I 3 fly holt the vengeance of the former, who was
ren plain ik
ifirssEy, a Gentleman from Ireland.
bbneni.l";RlLl's has. very humourously ridiculed his
taint rus'ilahiihitY on that occasion, and has cer-
„Y represented Cowardice with great Spirit.
the recent Sale of the late Mr. WiLitEs's
11/44 tarYi the edition ofjuvius, o 5772, with
alluscript Notes; by Mr. WILKES, was sold for
guineas and a half.
no h a
h e King's Scholars, and those of Westminster,
Zve presented two Valuable pieces of Plate to..
r' VINCENT, have refleaed credit on themselves,
well as the Donor, in spewing a proper sense of
Otis merits, and that by their ability to be at such
=lean
"Pence,
Bethy possess more economical prudence
tah could expened in School Boys.
in general Translation,it has been said,
!, general exhibits the Odle resemblance to the
• 4.1'144 as the ewrong side of sapeitg-doeg- to the'
iltht• in some cases it does-not accomplish so
The late Sir Joins PRINGLE published 'a
Rsßs„exlsicOrWork, wherein he says, that he cured a
-giml of a violent scurvy, by prescribing two •
-gaiter of the Dos- and Dark-water, to be.drank
`Very morning, A French Physician translated '
t_o_e Book, and specified the remedy to be two quarts
•of Sloth, made of a Dog and a Durk.
.Two antique Fragments have lately been found
!at Snzai in Piedmont, under the rubbish of a ruined'
lastion, a description of which has been lately pub-
lished by CitiZell. TARIN, Direaor of the Museum,
aat nd President of the Academy of Sciences and Arts,
I\irin. From this description we learn, that
hqiese Fragments make part of- two Statues of mar.
of Carrara, known to the Romans by, the name
acli 7nrrble of Luna. They were about two metres
ha half in height, and represented two Roman
41Perors in a military habit. There remains of
le two Monuments no more than the torsi, a
pae
thr! of the left leg, and a head entirely mutilated,
ef7,traits of which, pretty well preserved, leave no
s 4t't but that they represent Ai:Gus-Ills. The
"PPar-]
upon! of the other, and the ornaments engraved
sent it, give reason to believe, that it may repre-
JULIUS CJESAR.
in hie
Forest that has been discovered under ground
siLue_.lsle of Dogs, is supposed to be the greatest
.417,1 curiosity in this Empire, perhaps in Europe.
,z)„,.'llat is called antiquity seems hut a yesterday
is `g_Pated with this wonderful ruin, of which. there
th_r'o tradition whatsoever. Immense trees with
tocttir bark uninjured, although their trunks
_are
bone glass, Charcoal, filbert shells, petted human
sus &c. are amongst the contents of this un-
,ptecied Subterranean.
i. 10.1 is now said that 711-eson, rite Smuggiex,.did
„oLgeo..to Brighton, and thence to Guernsey, as:re-
fro m 'lt• lie repaired immediately after his escape
he Fleet Prison to Boulonne.
VnTi
•
sday last the Rev-. J. Lewis, Master o'f
Arts
ellow of Jesus Collee, Oxford, was admitted
'',4,elor in Divinity g
—The- Rev. GEO. GOVLD,
'
u,itted. Master
Arts, of -Wadhatn College, was ,ad-
-1)6,,„ aster of Arts.—Messrs. GEORGE • PYKE
--LINo- c
of wor St. Rdinund Hall ; A, \V. RtIoDLS,,.
CeSter College ; and JOHN PETER, of Ballo'
~.,Colleges.‘vere admitted Bachelors of Arts.
dale`Jo Friday n ANt IS BROIVN tow, Esq. of Mag-
ian W.
QOmpounder. as admitted Bachelor of Arts, Grand