The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-05 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OCT. z.

A very itrin guard is kept on the Prisoners in
the Provost, evei since the escape made from that
prison, and the most suspicious have been sent on
board,

Monday last a person arrived, from England, in
custody of Mr. SHER, the Peace Officer, who
had been sent thither by the•Superintendant Ma.
gistrate ; the delinquent is charged with having
taken above 001. Cram Mr. Oltley, of thi; city,
in whose service he was engaged. He had but
tool. in his possession, it appears, when he was ap.
prehended.

THR THEATRE.—Pizarro, was repeated last
night with great success at Drury Lane Theatre,
the House being well attendedfrom an early hour.
RAYMOND came for ward in the part of Rolla, in_
stead of ELL irrox, who is not returned from Wey-
mouth. RAYMOND certainly does not possess power
of voice equal to that of ErLISTON, but his riding on
the whole was by no meths less effetlive. His figure is
more heroic, and if he did nut play with equal vigour,
he certainly exhibited the part with,greater
plicity. The Audience seemed to be very well
satisfied with his performance, and gave him very
great applause. Towards the end of the Play his
voice failed ; but he altogether increased.his reputa.
tion by his performance. Mrs. joincsoll does not
improve as we expeCted in Ekira. She seemed to
have a mitch better conception of the part at first,
lurk she is now really guilty of " over.ading Ter.
magant." In the Scene where she is ordered for ex.
ecution, she seemed. desirous of shaking the tool
with her clamours. It is to be regretted that no.
body will teach her to economize her powers. The
plea ant Farce of the The liftdding Day gave Mrs.
J,RDAW.iin opportunity of effectually removing all
tragic it presNions frop the Audience, in the part of
Lad, Contest, which she sustained with admirable
humour.' CHERRY would have been much better if
he had not deli vered'e very Soliloquy and every Side.
speech to the Pit. A Writer of Plays should under.
stand the 'nature of such 'speeches too Well to fall into
this gross but common prattler.
The Theatre at Scarborough closes to-night for
the season, and the Theatrical Corps move to North
Shields,
.where they open on Monday next.—The
season, upon the whole, has been tolerably success.

. Mimi IhrrtcAN, who is about ‘to make her dehat
at .Drury.lane Theatre, Is a daughter of a Mr. and
Mrs. DUNCAN, who have been known vety long on
provincial- boards, and who both many years ago
performed one night on Covent-garden boatds, but
not in such a manner as to' procure an engagement.
Botattr the 'Artist, has long been employed on
a Pieture, the subjeft of which is the birth of Pax.
dora, and which he has just finished.. The work
is mentioned with 'high puke. The ingenious
Artist Might employ himself in a companion to this
. representing • the opening of Pandora's Box
by 139244rAAT1. •
It is very unlucky for, the itinerant Committee
wholiao about the, Country collating money in the
name of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, that the man who
is accused of having defraudedseveral persons of fOr.
tune oh the plea of charity, is in prison, as he would
be an excellent coadjutor in their subscription hunt.
frith Mode of one Newspaper copying from ano.
ther :7"*" Married a few days ago--ty the Sligo
journal—Mi. Steele to Miss Pcgg Taafe I"
A Young Whale has been thrown upon the shore
near Scarborough, and it has been attended by as
many gApingcrowds as in other places have followed
the Y ouptg koicius.
Itgot flouss.—The Court of Direetars have
taken up the. SCaletby castle, of '1237 tons, for five
voyagei. They have also perm. itted Mr. BONHAM-
to build a Ship of 820 tons, in the room of the
late Shi'p Kent, which is to be commanded by Mr.
*JOHN HALL, the Senior Officer of that Ship„the•
Captain having been killed during the aftion.; it
is expected she will be launched to 'November or
December, ilos. ' •

Married, on Wednesday last, at the Collegiate
Church, Manchester, JOHN KENNEDY, Big. of
Manchester, to Mitt STUART, of the same place.
Marricd,,yesterday, at Hackney, the Rev. jAmrs
CAriatt, A. M. Vicar of Wilmington and Luti.
lingtun, in Sash-ex, ardor of Asinine, in Kent,
Prebendary of the Church of Chichester, and Chap.
lain to his Grace the Duke of n --Ottsgt, to Miss
Nicz,Lirk, only child ofinmas MCCLAIN, &go Of
the above place.

SPORTiNG INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET, FIRS:I' OCTOBER MEETING,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4.

•
A Coll Cup, by Eight Subscribers, Or trpwards, at- togs.
e,iclr, tor all ages (two-year olds excepted). Across the
Lit
Sir C. noribizry's, Eleanor, 6-yr yst. ilb. • i
Mi. Lake's N'irtuosa, 3-yr old, ist. tab. -
Mr. Watson's Lignuni Vitae, aged. Sat. talb. • • 3
Mr. Deline Radcliffir's Anniseal, aged, gat. 71b,
Mr. Wilsori's Lennox, 6-yr old, yst. rib.
Mr. Forth's Brightol Ji aged, Bst. 51b
Id F. G. Oiboine's Elizabeth, 4-yr old, 7st. 71':).
General Sparrow's Castrel, by Buzzard, 3.. yr old, 7st. 71b.
Mr. Mellish' b. c. by Maxus, 3-yr old, 7st
Lord Grosvenor's Rouge Dragon, 3-yr old, 7st.
Mr. lloworth's Malta, 6-yr old, 6st. !alb.
Mr. ‘Vastell's Lumbago, 3.-yr eld, 6st. 81b.
Mr. L w atitat, by axy, 3-yr old, sst. tall".
Mr. lloworth's Zephyr, 3-yr old, Sst. 71b.
Mr. Lake's Giles 6.yr old, qst. 111). - - - dr
Mr. Wyndham's Nlariamic, 6-yr old, Sat. tolb. tir
Sir F. Neale's Rumbo,..i-yr old, Bst. 71b. dr
Four tot against Eleanor-5 to't against Lignuni Vltw—to
tot against ,Lennox-6 to t against Buzzard-3 to i against'
Malta.

The judge could place only three.
The King's Plate of roogs. for 4.yr. olds carrying lost. 41h.;
c-yr. olds list. 61b.; 6-yr. olds last.; and aged Last. 21b.
R.-C.
D. of Grafton's bf. Parasol, 4-yr. old - - r
Mr. Norte 's gr. c. Sir Harry Dinisdale, 4-yr. old . 2
Sir 11. Williamson's b. Jr. Walton. s-yr. old - 3
Mr. Howorth's ch. h. Slapbaug, aged .. - dr
Mr. Wilson's ch. h. Lennox, 6-yr, old . - dr
sto 4 agst. Parasol—,7 to ogst. Sit Harry Dimsdale.:-5 to
2 agst. Walton,
Mr. Mellish's Eagle, Bst. rolb. beat D. of Grafton's Pic
Nic, 6st. Two-yr, old C. 'longs., ii to to on Eagle.
U. Grosvenor's Bagatelle, 7st. 121 b. rec. 7545. from Mr.
Howorth's Harefoot, Bst. rolb. T. M. M. wogs.
D. of Grafton's Parasol,‘ Bst. rec. Bogs. from U. Folcy's
c. by Waxy, 6st. Blb. I.M. M. wogs. h. ft.