The Sun.
London, England, 1803-12-23 00:00:00

IPSWICH, ,DEC. 21.

VES'T i.tDAta• evening, a considerable time after
the day had closedy the first division of the Second
Lancashire Regiment arrived here from Colches-
ter., en' their way for Woodbridge 13Jriacks, and
11)/9 'morning proceeded to . their .place of desti:
ilation. The first division' of the Both Regiment
Pf Infantry arrived here this day from Woodbridge
karracks on their route for Ireland, and will
he succeeded each day by a divisiOn till the whole,
~,,of the two. battalions have passed, through. On
•winPday last the Volunteer °Corps of this town pa-
tatted in the Marketplace, when their Colours were
resented to them, with an appropriate speech from
ii
r. NIIDDLETON, the Member for the T0wn.,..-
torn thence , they proceeded to the Church, where
the Colours were consecrated; andthe Officers after-
*Ards gave a dit)tlet to Lord CHATU,ES FltEttOY
atid his Staff, at the Coffee.house—the rest of the
Men-diets of the Corps spending the day with festi.
wily at the different Taverns, &c.

Th. Enni;sl,'Fleit in I3+ z attraele3 last night a
very crowded house ro Cotient-Garden Theatre.
ERAHM4 ind'lrtc tzpox both sung most admirably,
and several encores took place. The excellent
wing of Lxiiis in. Raising the Wind, kept the
Whole of the Audience to the final di-upping of the
curtain.

The PRINCE of WALES'S Concert, on Saturday
last, at 'Brighton, had all the distinguished Persons
at that place, among whom were, .
General Lord Hutchinson, General 'Churchill, Lords C.
and R. Manners,Sir John and the itlisses Rochell, the Misses
Moore, the Rev. M-r. Mrs. and Miss Sneyd, Colonels Wall
and Leigh' the Rev. Mr. Blooniburgh, Captain liloorntield,
Major and Mrs. Seymour, the lion. Capt. and Lady Cape),
Lard and Lady Unbutton, of recent arrival, Sir H. keghdr-
ittonehaugh,. &c.

The Concert was conduaed in the usual style of
excellence; the PKINCt and Capt. Ikoowt ELI)
LlaYt:d nn the Violoncellos ; SALtitkoN and the Rev.
Syl r. Et.oomntmots
the elder managed the first Violins, and
Rocs; FIX was at the Pianoforte.
a. In the account of the performance dn. Dirtre,red
I°li;er, a Paper ofyesterday tells us it was written
1;4
Y sR. This is no mistake of the Printer.;
for the article goes on to speak of " pcor Colty."
One should have supposed thtit
,no man pretending
to be a critic could have been ignoiant that this
Tiagedy whs written :(or rather translated from
RAM/0 by ' A mitt na it' Pim Li rs, and never has
been ascribed to'any other Author.
People :have- been too sever: in their comments
upon the' new Income Bill, and ton urgent in their
inquiries of the ,fittfTler of this 'tnestire. • They
Should certainly alloW him due time to reconsider
thise(.)itiplicaled arvinkement if it can be
,called so,
and 40 WideiStagal it ,11;h1Silf• :
'ft ritt; FE LONY",;—A few days linee• a ran; rat,,
44;kv,eq3.9611;i*nlara firl6, pickeditp, in his master's4lt.ip, a torn.pound Bank note, which to prevent
detttlion, immediately strallaWed After a 'bp"
c' tultatiiin„ttis master proceeded;; Tri a .111104ary
to recover the note, .by administering an
erne.tic this felonious trit?user, and brought up the
nQcAin. without hay sustained. much:damage.,
un Tuesday night last, about halt east eleven
9'ciock, a 'Dbiletent of Conside NU: mail, ode passed
°vtr the.city of Hereford. it.was cousidet ably °li-
stogy the-elm:4y and its- cheers only v for
the ,'moment, direaion it lock f 4:"
N't nil to. South.