The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-06 00:00:00

4 PORTRAIT.

BUILDZTT illustrates well LAV AT LR'S plan
To show the inward from the outward man
A pair of pig-like eyes so much are hid,
They scarcely Peep beneath their loads of lid,
And oily their existence can declare
In tWingling struggles for a vacant stare ;
A reguli4 yet dull, unmeaning face. •
• 'Where e'en bla friends no touch of mind can trace
A. face, indetfd, that seems, unless' in rage,
• A itetal blank in. Nature's living _page ;
A figure good, but with clumpiat ftli011;-.
A Cratbat, ere lte.saw fair butoess • .
All Mark the fittest Dupe that Knayek can find,
peceiv'd for ever, yet for ever blind. •

MS. JORDAN is rO.Wlerform early in the ensuing
season, at Drury Lane Theatre, as she is expecied
about Christmas to, add. to her family. • . •
It is said, that Mrs. EsTEN is to .be added to the
Drury Lane Corps next season,
• The new Farce of The Goy Deceiver:, which
encountered such a hostile opposition the first right,
is now nne „t- (he mast attradive acd popular Pieces
of the Haymarket Theatre. It
Aas, indeed, been
animated by some additional from Mr-.Cura-
taws fertile and hum .urous pro, and it receives all
Po"iiiie advantage from she admirable comic spirit
li‘srxlsTaa., juts. and MATH ews. - .
that thehas
It is somewhat 'unluckylris! n; k
flied just at this interest ins epoch.' of theatrical his.
tory, for if the helms koseims should exhibit
Fahirfopon the Lond Boards, the former might
With equal prcpiiety have appeared as the Page.
GARRICK used to play the Scheid Boy after
Richard the Third, at Goodman's Fields. 'Flie tor.
trier charader, it seems, is soon to be revived on
the winter boards.
We are told that the Prlrsrpt.Besk by which GAR.
iICK performed Ritheiral the rhird, at Ip.,wich,
der the management of GIFFARD and YATEs, pre.
vious to his appearance in London, is yet extant.
Granting the fad, the Prompt Book is a very insig.
nificant record, and was conneaed with the Com.
pany in gcnerd, nut with GARRICK in parti.
cular. But the truth is, that Yivrts. was not
Manager when GARRICK first performed under 'the
name of.LEDDELL, at Ipswich., but a yoUng adven.
ttoqr like himself, and his junior in age. Gime D
Was mated the Manager when GARRICK nude his
4ehate at Goodman's Fields, but there is no proof
that he was the Manager when that wonderful AtiL:r
Commenced his theatrical career at Ipswich.
The Liverpool Theatre is one. of the best con.
tufted and appointed of all oar Provincial Temples
of Tulare's. The iligb Priests, LBWIS and KNIGHT,
• lareudsierraftiFe in performing all the theatrical rite:,
. beaul4if" Vile to such an expence in improving and
tr• Yips; the.strulure that they deseive the pa.
nage. of the opulent and liberal inhabitants of the
p ace, FAWCBTT and MUNDEN were of great set.
vice
P. the Theatre, as well as to themselves, dur.
8 Melt late visite.
• • The Pubiie may expell much greater entertain.
tertit from the Winter Theattes than.they have here.
them have been finite ftvoriderfill—Lin dip Counts)...
it The rod folks of M nate are said to bc. as
it
divided in theatrical parties, conzerning the
,rnparative talents of Mrs. jonomi and Miss
_",utgcAN, as the Politicians'of the Metropolis are
about the merits of their
respective favisuritea on
¶lrle age of public life. Even-the warmest admirers
Mrs. JORDAN admit, at least, that Miss DUNCAN
Is the
, Moat powerful opponent that has ever started
against her,
mrhil.:„....Sritta tom.; is gone'ro pass a few days with
1..3 itlbAN'h relations in Hampshire, to enjoy
he
scenery et Nature before the. rival groves aria
lawns of Old brur
son. M
Y are opened for the winter sea.
'MEN r
iti
1, Sktrmst had left Town some time. •
brought
nes 16 tv, Mthe famous Pugilist, was yesterday
rto the Sessions H:suse, alvsemonger.
avail 1 •
"'ltself of the Mt in favour of Insol.
vent Debtors ; but 11, on account of some informality
Unable Ictfight his way through.
The Prussian
himself Monarch must, of course. exalt
ltis4 1"° an Emperor, to be of equal rank with
",'l4ll Bre/been IslAroL.E6ll and IritANcr ,
s •
for the tiit,tekcitotfferior Princes Of the Germanic Empire,
tonaistenc
KrNos !! Y. must become a circle of
Coach now
appropriate ornaments for the Imperial
now preparing for Bi:lmenaTE wouid be.
representations of the destruttio oflout-thou.
sandftwehundredhis the
, 'Turku by - order, and his
7,„uirried Sete/it's Pasting on their savory mess,
watch put an end In all their sufferings.-
the Corsican Usuer brug the ticof tenor into soutrutpt, but anotoherht Continentletal Po en.
tare by following his example, has
ridieste. brought it into
their Re
The French Municipal Officers who complimented
• w Empress on the score of Inorkso, were
somewhat unfortunate in the choice of a subjeti for
•
reitYrt.es as that. u virtue to which the Lady has
sur itig
Breit tlqu ;shed all preleriSions.—_CAM RS
JOARI 46 'W"e nutritiously PrOttan;d of the lair
SEPHINE, and report, that has-never been clor''
eds has assigned her many tithes fatuoiritit.