The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-23 00:00:00

il.i4RO Art, Atto, it.

WE 'have now such an abundance of visitors of
ll sorts, that though we, may have no objeftion to
s 'change of faces,. we have no great desire of any
addition to our miscellaneous hordes of carelesa
.Beas,x and coquetting Belles., •
To give full employment td the torte of our mot:
ley groups we were invited to the first Morning
Breakfast this season at the PrOspeet BowlitigGreen
House. The sanati ve effens of the sea.air were visible
in the prodigious consumption of all the viands that
generally accompany a Breakfast. Indeed it might
be supposed that the fireaTiirs of eating had not been
exercised for ilevett4 gam and that all the guesti
were resolved tO Make up for lost time. In the
evening Bit AtiaWgave the Public a treat of another
kind, which was devoured with reed): ears. The
piece. Was' The Siege of Belgrade. The Boxes
Were crowded, and BR.AHAM is likely to be such a
musical magnet, that the Manager thinks 44 he is
worth a <<w' eye." STORACE, though to use
another homely phrase, ‘, not to be mentioned on
the same day," in point of vocal.merit, still hciW.
ever a very effective Performer, and is not with6ll.l
attraction, at least for broad striking humour.
To exercise the powers of the mind as well as those
of the body among our fugitive hosts, they were
sumnionedto a Masquerade on Tuesday, night, at
:,BlTTssoN's Library. About fivelomdred-persons
were present, but no flights •oi fancy, no-fertility
and acuteness .of -repartee marked the meeting.—
There were but few channel-a,. and they were but
languidly supported. It is indeed evident that -our
visitors are wore capable of gratifying their itomachs
and their-ears than of any entertainments that refer
them to their own intellethral resource'.

The beauty of the weather was highly advan-
tageons to Dandelion an Wednesday morning, and
the scene was rendered highly amusing to every
speelator that has not too much splenetic philosophy►
.to enjoy the passing follies 'of the age.

At night the. never-failing Comic Opera of The
Dwane: again filled our Theatre. BRAHMA warbled
Carla: with a luxuriant melody that enraptured his
hearth. We wisl ttlat the qualities of STORACE
had equally coriespultdad with the soft •graces of
Clara. However., Hshe hustled through the songs
tolerably well, and the Audience were hot sparing
'in applause. The rest of the charaaers were re-
spedable, and Mrs. 'TAYLOR'S Old Margaret, a
very good piece of antiquated coquetry, and ludicrous
rage.
'On Thursday we had the usual Ball at Kuala.
MAN'S, *and a Cricket-match at Dandelion. •The
scene was enlivened by the Band of the s sth, and
there was a very fishionable attendance. "
The most gratifying sight we have had
.for some
time was a .05;p-latillch on Friday morning at Broad- •
stairs. The ceremony went-off with great eclat, and
without any drain-back-upon the pleasure of the com-
pany. A cold Collation was provided for about
five hundred, but more than double the number at..
terded. The Theatre in the evening presented
The Cabinet, and. was 'again 'crowded. After the
Play the company filed, off with great eagerness to
a Masquerade at Kt DDMANN7 where we cannot say
that there was more wit and humour- than at Bar.
TESON'S treat of the, same kind.

On Saturday poor Dandelion ions not able to
lure the midnight Revellers from their downy beds.
The Theatre, however„in the evening colleted :.dl
the jaded votaries of pleasure to the charms •of bar.
motiy.''. The Siege of Belgrade was repeated; and
w 43 as eagerly attended as .on the fortnet,, night:—
BRA/IAM was the Straskier and he,sung the Airs in.
a beautiful anti animating stye. .TheYarce was
The Prize. A new Patriotic Song was introduced
entitled " Fall or Conyner," . It was.. sung by
BR AR .with a fervour and .entl'osiasm" in the
highest.degree charming. .Every heart throbbed
with patriotic emotion, and it .war loudly encored.
Rule Britannia, by BR/ULM& and the-. rest• of the,
Performers, fin6hed the'repast of loyalty and pa-
triotism, Lord Ks ITH, who was present, enjoyed
the general zeal, and had a liberal token of public
rasped.. • ,
". •

ELL MON VertillniklOcS to Drury Labe Theatre,
though not for the whole of the szaspo. We are glad
to learn that Mr. CUMO ERLANO ready with a
Comedy, the chief charader of which was purposely_
written for this hpirited Aaor. The Public will of
course receive with pleastue any prodoaion from a
Dramatist who has done in) much for the Stage, and
so often contributed to their amusement. •

. It is said that ROCK is engaged to supply the place
of joHNSTONP at Covent Garden Theatre 1.. toc.K
..ts a very good Comedian, particularly in Hiberui.
,ans of rife lower order.

Ittct.rnON exhibiting at Edinburgh, having
at length safely crossed the Iri,it Channel.

From the great variety of amuseirents this season
at the Circus, -and the continued Succession of merit
and novelty which have ever s!ronglymarked the
leading features of each Change, we were of opinion
that the Entertainments of last week. would have
met the. public eye during the course of the present .
one ; hut. we understand part of them have been
withdrawn, from the strong inelination which the
Proprietors have to deserve well of their generous
patrong,, and in their stead was lait night produced
the revived popular Comic 'Pantomime, materially
compressed and altered, called the Golden Fatmer ;
or, Harlequin Ploughboy, which gained the 'unani-
mous approbation of the most ritimerous audience
that theatre ever possessed..
Yesterday (miming Robert Allan, Pbontas
and Matthew ir,i/iipissy, for robbing vessels on the
giver 'name e_,;,:intl Wham hart for highway rob.
hery, were'sketateilAW•• the top of Surrey C 1,40
Southwark, pursoatt.to their- sentence. "they were
attended by the Chaplain of .the prison, and by a
RoMan Catholic Priest. • I\l(inepf Orin said asingle
Word" to the speclatnrs,•bui sdemed'tot3lly absorbed
in the contemplation of the a_ wfuLfate Which await,:
eel them. Attet 'praying fervently for about halt
an hour, their faces were severally. covered, and
tity Were instantly
Jatinghedintri eternity. Allan
and who were watcrmen, shook hands with
each ()tiler immediately b;furc their faces were con.
waled, , .