The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

SOUTHAMPTON, Oc r. 27.

LMT night the,orrangements came here frori, the
General Office at Winchester, regulating the-march
of the I sth Light Oragoons„ who ore tp escort
71p E km Nil Ai EVEI Es ftoiniting wood r9:Cuirprfls, The
New Forest Volnoteet Cavalry mean to ecrnpliment
MAjEsTrss on the occasion. the., Mite
specifies that two Tops from Winchester are to
join those here to:anorrow the Troops at Romney,
Andover,, Arc. are to get ready in marching ordqr,
and proceed to Ringwood early on Monday 'morn,
ail to conduct Tx F. 11( MA's Y.Es to. CitiffpOs
Park, exatily at half past twelve, wherefit is ex..
peeled Llti MAJEsi-v will receive them.

The Marquis, and Marchioness of Bullt• are ar.
rived at El,,,connoc, the seat of the late Lord CAM e
roar., near flostwithiel, attended by a numerous
retinue, intend, spending, the winter at that
place, on account of the IVlarchionessi ill health.

THE TIIKATIIR.—. The admirable Comedy of
The Provoi'd ilurbaNd drew a numerous Audience
16 Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday. Miss DUN.
cAter, for the first time, appeared in Lady Tortutiti.
Her tiding by no Means displayed the highir rtrcicr
of excellence, hut, in the present stare of the Stage,
it was entitled to Public favour: Pont was re.
speeiable in Lord fewilly. The rest of the Ilia.
sliders, with the exception of DOwTUN n Sir
Prat/tit, and PowELL in /114*/), were very indit.
Wendy 6 tippoi ted.

Me 'Vied Bargain was represented again on
Saturday, at Covent.. Garden Theatre, with great
success. It is really a very diverting and a very
interesting Piece. The afting is excellent, parti.
cularly. that of KlMatt, Ltwis, FAwosTT, and
EMERY. The Farce of The Parizgraph fol.
kowed;.anil though the Audience had received an
ample
,share of merriment from the Comedy., yet
this whimsical dramatic sketch kept their spirits
at the full height of entertainment. ' FAWCETT and.
STORACR were uncommonly successful in the Cry.
ins Mot, and were most worth!). applaudrd'.,

Letters ,are said to have been received from Paris,
which contain some curious particulars relative to
the reception of BONAPARTE; op•lsis arrival there.
After some remarks upon the discontent of the people
at his return without having carried any of his
threats, with respeet to the Invasion, effea,
it is stated, that upon his entrance at the Opera on
the t4th, some persons employed by. the Nivel ,elo,
claimed ri'Ve Prertro" .while others, called
out " Five lirilanotie us," or " liirve le Coquet-ow.
di Angleteret !"----'!his' last double-entendre was, it
seems, taken by His Majevy in its satyrical sense ;
he immediately became agitated, and after sums
conversation with General Mu KAT, the latter went
into the Pit, accompanied by tour GeV.' d'Ar cis, Who
look out two individuals. The alarm consequently
became general, and all those who were not known
to BONAPOIR.T6 left the House. The persons ar.
rested prove to he M. litsrat A, a Corsican, who
Claims relationship with the Emperor, and Baron
VON SCIILILTZeN, who had arrived on a visit' to
Paris. They were both ordered out of the Empire,
and left tinder a military guard.
We gave an accoont on Friday last. of an extra_
ordinary occurrence which was said to have hap.
paned. at IVinunt.istreet Watefuhuttae. We left our
Readers to form their own conclusion from.the story,
which we now find was partly true, though in many
particulars much exaggerated. The Watch-house.
keeper„was certainly so excessively frightened in
consequence of the man who had attempted to hapg
himself rising suddenly from his chair in a most ex.
traordinary convulsed manner, without any apps.
rent support, that he was immeclistely taken ill, and
is since dead* Surgeon HSAVISIDt opened the
head of the unfortunate man on Saturday last, to
ascertain the cause of his death : he gave it as his
opilion, that the poor man died Oa flight. • 1