The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-26 00:00:00

I've been oft' -erv'd up here, a downright Whipaii.

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a jarripicq lIIVIG

We'veiricaseed farces to banish the vapours,
We'Ve Opera millets, and todiedy tapers,
Then for Tragedy treats—at our Roust, you nay look,
For the firlt in the In ,Id—and a iiety goal COOK.

Our Dancers find bops, and the hiali We produce,
For Colin Bull, is brown stout, while our beaux are all sprztre;
Then we've true British spirits, up yonder who come
For our Pantomime Punch, and our harlequin Muff:.

We have cordials for care, we hatre AfelO Di'am: too,
And we often are cheer'd with a bumper from you ;
Then for wine if you ask, 'tis a truth I'll maintain,
That our best ailed sorrows are only Shttm Pain.

As the wine's piing round, I'll conclude with a toast
Here's the KING t —May the spirits his enemies boast;
Send 'em just half seas oi.er—l need say no more,
While we've Tan on the ocean and Sokfiers on :bore,

i'HE OPERA.

King's Theatre.

The new serious Opera of II Tr:ehfa Amor
Fraierno, was • repeated on Saturday last, and re..
ccived with additional marks of public favour. The
music, as we have said, is of a very high order of
merit. The first AEI was precisely the same as' on
the former night: Some trifling omissions took
place in the second Act, from which the High
Priest of Jupiter was excluded. Some of the scenes
were transposed, and the whole was more condenSed.
Mrs. BILONCTO.N sung her Bravura Song with
the Violin Oblij,Tato. in the most brilliant style, and
her Brother's accompaniments were correspondent
in merit. BRAFIAM, who is a surprizing singer,
did not flourish so much as usual, and was conse_
quently better understood, and more pleasing to
the million. The delightful trio in the first ael, by
Mrs. BILLINGTON, BRAHAM, and VIGANONI, and
the duet in 'the second by BRAHAM and Mrs. PA
LINGTON, were most charmingly sung and univer-
sally encored.
Mr.GoL,Lo has commenced his management very
auspiciously, by the introduEtionof this fine Opera
to the Public.
The Ballet of Achille et Deidamie went off as
usual, excepting indeed I hat it derived additional
eclat from the restoration of PAR rso-r to the Public.
DES HAY ES, in his par soul, in the Oiera, was
prodigious, bold, and expressive, and drew thun-
derous plaudits.
The Theatre was crowded in all parts; and the
PRINCE of WALLS, who was present, appeared in
excellent health and spirits.

VOCAL CONCERT...,. On Friday evening the
Managers gave their fifth anti last Concert before
the recess, at the New Rooms, Hanover-square.---
The Company was very numerous and splendid.
The PRINCE of WALES and the DUKE of CAM-
BRIDGE honoured the whole performance with
their presence and applause. Their Royal High.
nesses took their station a few benches from the
Orchestra, mixing with the company as private
Gentlemen. Mrs. BILLINGTota was in fine voice.
In her songs, Angels, ever bright and fair (HAN-
DEL), and Stonsolata andai vagando(BActi), she was
greatly applauded. In the latter she .was admi-
rably accompanied on the violin by Mr. F. CRA-
MER. Master KELLNER. delighted every auditor
with his sweet song, .Dear is iv. little Native
Vale, composed by Sir WM. PARsoNs. BARTLE_
MAN gave a tine scene from a new Oratorio, called
Palestine, the music by Dr. CROTCH, of Oxford,
With great and deserved success ; and HARRIsON
sang a beautiful Italian Duet of GAzzANIGA, with
Mr. El LLI NGTON ; and the song, Oft on a plat of
rising Grownd (HANDEL), in his usual elegant and
impressive manner : he also delivered the introduc-
tion to Glory to God, with great force and energy.
On Friday ,a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when 1-Ewis COCHRANE and
'ltiomAs LECHMERE, Esqrs. were at,rolnted third
and fourth of Council at Bombay. The Court ad.
journed at a late hour till Tuesday next.
The F.lettion for the City of Dublin is fixed for
Saturday next. Mr. SHAW is expected to be elect-
ed without opposition, Mr. GRATTAN having en.
, tirely declined the contest.
From the sth of next month, a considerable ad.
dition to the present Assessed Taxes take place,
agreeable to an ACI of Parliament passed last Session.
Four Companies of the Warwickshire Militia
marched into Canterbury on Monday last, from
Faversham Barracks, anti joined the Head-quarters
of the Regiment in - the new Infantry Barracks at
Northgate. The Hereford Militia are said to be
under orders for the Barracks at Faversham.
There ate now making out at the War-Office
distributions of Troops in the Kent District ; and a
general movement will probably take place next
month. The Nottingham and ist Surrey it is ex-
petted wilt go to Deal ; the Warwick to Ramsgate;
the Berkshire to Dover Castle; and the Leicester
to Dungeness. The sick have already been re.
moved from the General Military Hospital at Deal,
1 which is preparing, with the utmost dispatch, as
Barracks for too° men.
Nearly seven hundred Hanoverians were attested
at the Queen-square Police-Office, for the German
Legion, which is now 6000 strong.
The Leyden Gazette, of the 21st ult.' has given
a new detail of the Conspiracy, the particulars of
which do not materially differ from what is already
known ; but the object is still farther to excite a
prejudice against MoiteAu, by stating, that the
preliminary required by him was the assassination
of the Fitts: CONSUL, with a view to promotehim-
. self to the Consulates which he was' to keep. till the
Boulteolas could be 're-:established. It is added
that MOREAU held a Conference with PIGH-actiz.tion
the Boulevard ale •la Masdelaine, when a difference'
of opinion arose avith respect to :the
.title t.o,be-
• ,adopted. MOREAU, it is said, wished:to be- Dic-:
tator, but P 1 citaGatii ivished, that:the principal. au,
thority should"lre. 'rested 'in, himself.:- GEORGEs,,
it is added, beeartielSuSpiniousof Pt CHIGRU,• Wild
had got four millions from England for the experi-
ment, and whieh;there was some reason 'to suppose
he meant.to carry off; and it: is addvd ihaf.the disc
sentions among the Chieta eontinued..till the Go.
• . vethment were apprised of their plans.