The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Nov. z.

OUR dramatic .enterta.were interrupted
inments
last night,
in consequenee'of an ad of wanton sport,
that de4erves a severe punishtnenr, as it might have
beers produtlive of the most rrielacholy events.
An alarm of fire was given at tie end of the
fnurth 'aft the of
• 4- e Play (Othello), and a .-stio'nB flash •
of fire Was observed to proceed tram .the Galicu•
The audience, of course, %vete filled with terror ;
lattti great confusiontaroSe from the artempt of the
Crowd to escape from the Theatre. CooKE, DWYER,
and Bitti"Totv, came upon the Stage, for the put.
PP" of endeavouring • to calm the general tear.,
but could not obtain 4 hearing for .tome time. At
lasri however, as the danger did not seem to
increase, the Audience attended to the Performers :
SW at length it was discovered that a fellow in the
• gallery had set tire to some gunpowder which he
put into' hat, in order to ertilv the alarm
iand anxiety which he occasioned. Unlortunate-
.AY the wretch was driven out. of the Theatre,
instead of being secured, to suffer by Law ft: r
his malevolent diversion,— The Audience thin
t tat quietly to the amusements prepared for
them.. The Play of Othello was tolerably well
IN ported. Goose's 14714 was . mod) admired.,
"4143 BRUNiON Was very interesting in !Icicle...,
anti Miss WOODFALL Was a very spirited.'
BauwroN's Othello was a very respettable
Performance. The fellow who, excited so 'much
consternation by-his Wanton sport has nut yet been
tdi4covered, but 'vigilant search is making ; and if
"e has not left the town, he will make spurt for the

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It is not 'yet settled -what charader the Young
ilj?""" it' to 3'Surni on his Mut upon the Loteon
()Ards, but it kv.i I I probably 'be Domslar, as he has
ehiefly distinguished himself in that charaCter. •
Mr. c.:lrOt t.lts"K traßLi is so much indispiseri`by
cold caught t)n tetur.o.tir this Country, thatll unable tinpert .rin. he
Some of tl.e SOngs in the' new Opera, which 'is
forthcoming from DIRDIN, Jun. have been corn.
Posed b) DAVY in a Manner,• Which, according-tu
°port, will considerably increase
113,,NS is still stifFering under her severe
4n"lslin'tition, which yet confines her to her bed.'
an"
new Theatre at 'Faltriouth is 'Trite complete,'
,ritfut ritatneii and elegance is 'not excelled by any
the d° fcordon. Jr' will shortly be opened under'
eainniif ; and no doubt- is enter.
"ined btu that lie will 'be well repaid for his Univ.
nutting, exertion, attention, and assiduity.
140'tisoig Roseissr.—LEvery little atl of this al.
rno.,.St 'intuitive gelling is now become interesting.
to revY days ago he was invited tdAiiie with PaiNC
".11,11AM'FIIIMERICK, at his seat near Liverpool;
after dinner, casting his 'eye upon a silken bell;cord,
2^ the apartMent, he left his sear, ran to it, and
Plaited,with-the. tassel; bandying it about viva ball.
l'ited of this, he rook a penny.piece from his pocket,
Ind repeatedly pitched it upon the floor, with other
'narks of boyish levity.
4. That a juvenile mind, like
"is) should be fond of pitching a halfpenny, playing'
4,1 Marbles, of flying a kite, can excite no wondeii
out that the same mind shall be capable:of cariceiv.
tag and performing .the most masterly and arduous
charatiers in the British dratna, In which thousands
cf lalults have failed, is beyond philosophy to
aQ!otint for.
Nas4
ttc, are sorry to'hear, that Bs Ail tt R ZAP? lAD.,
raZ CientlemAn well known
.in elegant and li te-
-I,d C'tcles, hai recently lost his 5011, who died in
e' Was a yettli. of most promising worth
rig
iali uentsi in'the fourteenth year of his age...
sentiments of the patch reseeding' Ftande;'
tbere strikingly. observable a; the Hague a. few
ago, lipora the representation of a theatrical
41 which' a Genilernati was present from
AtitnAtve derive the intelligeoce, 43etween
God Saw. the Kin, was unexpeliedly struek,
r9Y . the musicians. • The Audience' rose im.
medlately,la. and testified their approbation by
n
th; shouts, standing during the performance of
A's r4in of British loyalty. The SwO)lsm
unsssAtloa, in. 'particular, .joined in this cor.
"nisi
rN
q 'ea to the English ,Monarch, and pressed
F.vOrd in his box, that the whole of the Alt.
tolerKe might witness the' eager interest which; he
olt On the occasion. -
the hod of 004
AT,Aats has certainly taken an extraordinary
sheaving his reverence for the Catholic
.he has contrived to dispatch, one Poth,
"4 he makes another go as kis ',Tama's.
-Monda the Senate of the 'University of Glag
fow conferred the honorary degree of DiStor in
clwa on his Grace the Duke of Motaraosi, Lord
)1/4, !""110, of .the University ; and on the Moit
oble lue Marquis of Was:Litany Gov.groot
-441 of India, . .