The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

THE THEATRE.

Dri".7.Lapte.
THE WONDER.
Tnit' pleasant Comedy drew a very numerous
Audience on St:ord,iy.—ELLtrrors made his first
aPPrarafice in Don Felix. It was by no means one
of his most successful efforts,--Intlerd his very
entre' induced us to apprehend that he would not
distinguish himself in the diameter, for instead of
flying like a lover with the opening speech "
fife, my soul, my Vidante," he waked coolly over
the stage, and utteted it With the tranquillity of a
Philosopher. His conception of the part was just but It was very'faintly executed. There was. 3' Want
ferour in his affeetion, and icatt) of imtet in his
resent,vment. We must do him the ktstice to say
that he displayed less of his attitudinaly propensi.
ii". In the affeeted drunkenness lie was para.
cularly unsuccessful.
BAR Rl' AlO R P. gave spirit and gentlemanly ease to
the part of
an
Colonel ; d was a
more respeCtable Frederick than theß PubIicARCLAY has beets accustomed to see. flAtirits•rtit was very entertain.
ing in Lissords,,and .hardly ever 5.11 V the ring
managed with a
aff'46gl more ludicrous and skilful display
much
'4. s 11:imporrance.—„Miss Port had so
genuine hum ,pr in ;Flora that it was to be re.
vetted that time has rendered her by nu means a pro.
per representative for the character.—Her judgment
not as 'manifest in her Mode of dressing as of
aping the part, for she was
.certainly much too fine.
CHERRY is a good Adtsr in his proper line, but he
islittle calculated to represent a
Grandee. of PoilAgal,
and he brought the part
.of Don Lo.peztlown to the.
levti of low Comedy.
Mrs. JORDAN'S .Ifiolante wanted nothing in th
passages that admitted of archness, and touchesose of•
l'"%sitin, but the part was by no means adequattly
4"ltained in point of deportment.

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Wee
A .
new Comedies are expelled at Covent Gar.
urn new
: one from RBI-lumps, one froM Mex.
711141 and one from CoLMAN. The DI
ounger BDI N 2
of that Theatre, is also at work y
, and his Mose is
likely to bring forth a whimsical Farce during the
run of the new Comedies.
No atcount has yet been received of CliAtalts
KrateLe, aid his friends begin to fear that he has
, . fallen into the hands of the French. 1r such shuld
be the case, it is not likely that he will be detainoed,
BS he is not in a military capacity, and is only
Considered as a Profeasor of the
Polite Arts. to be
REYNot.Des'Comedy is to be represented sooner
than was intended, on account of the, indisposition
of Mrs. Strsuotts. KEMBLE has kindly under.
taken a charatier in the Piece which was alluded to
Lis brother CHARLES.
The indisposition of Mrs. SIDDONs is, we un.
iletstand, a spasmodic affection of the rheumatic
Lind, which is atterided with very great pain, and
Wilitil confines her to her bpi.
"Wi' IL"' been said that the Managers of ,The two
bet" ter Theatres should.. divide the theatrical BO
as7jech" them. This would be mere retaliation,
,r,l '59 has already divider/ the 'Manager:.
Of: 40-Mort ow the LORD Mayoß will hold a Court
„. 'Aldermen,- at Guildhall, precisely at twelve
-.
c'ekt to 'swear int() Office CLAuDIUs STEPHatt
inu,NTRR, Esq. Alderman of the Ward of Bassilhaws
and- 1.4 e !Qom of ROBERT CLARK, Esq. resigned;
to hear and finally determine the several appeals
against the assessments made under an AEI of Parlia-
r)cnt for the Relief of cettain Ircumbents,of Livings
within the City of London ; and to sled} Searchers
;And Sealers of Leather for the year ensuing ; and on.
other business.
br Yesterday the Loyal North Britons interred a
, parish ot,i soldier, With all military lionoutop
of St. Paul's, Covent. Garden. in the
•
ritn Tuesday a Foreigner was brought in custody
rOthe Alien Department of Lord HAwmatray's.
`iince. fur examination, from whence he was corn.
•- ' luitted to Tethillietds Britlewell.—This person was
1 ' ' arrested at Hastings; upon the inf tmation of a
!!Fisherman, to whom he had offered the sum of
fit_
..enh erm guineas to convey him over to France, The
.M'fisan very properly gave information to the
ayor,Y of this circumstiEce, who finding the Alien
i Wiled hPm.
assport authorMng, him to embarks de-
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