The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-17 00:00:00

wEymourll, OCT. IS.

YESTERDAY afternoon HIS MAjfisTT and At.
tendints walked on the EmplVladr.
TlijS nllroing Hu
the Horse Af iiiiri) ;• but hell% risevented by the
had appearatiee of the wearli.er, has appointed to-
morrow for the Review. The weather clearing
up, His MAJ acconyariird by Mr. PITT,
took his usual 111 C) and returned about nine
o'clock.

THE. Tif tATRE.—The Comedy of Tbt Wonder
was repeated last night at Drury.lane Theatre be.
fore a crowded audience. ELLIsTON was rather
mote ardent and impetuous in Don Felix : he still,
however, wants ease, and his expressions of re.
sentment towards Ilialante are delivered in too
coarse a manner for a high.bred young Nobleman.
Mrs. ji,ROAN's Piotante was strongly imbued with
the qualities of the Country Girl, particularly in
the last quat telling scene with Felix. Her manner of
sitting and of answering his request to give him her
hand before parting, was marked by extreme rus.
ticity. Her spirit and humour, however, bring
her through every thing. MA-num; played Li:-
1p rd: instead of BANNISTER., jun. who was merito.
eiously employed at the Haymarket Theatre in
aiding the Benefit of his Father.
Old HANNiirER, we are glad to find, had a very
crowded house last night at the Hay. Marker.
Indeed the numbers that were turned away for want
of room, would have justified his having his Benefit
at the Opera Howe.
Some friends of Miss DUNC4N have given a hint
to, the Drury-lane Managers that it would be proper,
for them to double her Salary, by an ingenious
statement, importing that they have done so al.
ready. There can he no doubt that the Managers will
conduct themselves with dile liberality, but it is
proper that the Lady should make a further display
of her talents before they adopt the hint thus pre.
maturely suggested.
Waoucturoiv, it is said, is gene to Liverpool,
in order to renew the treaty opened between the
Drury.lane Managers and the Yaung Itoscius. If
this theatrical wonder should he as attractive in
town as he has been in the country, the overflow of
one House will, with the intrinsic worth of the
other, fill that .also; su that in effett there will be
little occasion fur competition. And if he should
not he equally attrattive in town, he cannot be an
object for any strenuous rivalry. •
The Bury Music Meeting last week was well at.
tended. Miss PARKE and NIELD Were the chief
vocal Performers. The Messiah, Judas Illaccabent,
and the Redemption, were the mornitig performances.
Miscellaneous Concerts to.le place in the evening,
and they, were well assisted by I.IIIDLEYIS Vio.
loncello. Miss PARKS chiefly distinguished herself
by ," 7he Soldier tied," The Polacta," and
" Sweet Bird." Miss CoRKY (not Gout), a
very promising young Singer, who some time ago
acquitted herself very well at 77:e Ckoral Fund
Concert, sung also at this Meeting, in the morning
and evening performances,with encouraging success.
Yesterday the LoR a MAYOR gave a grand. F,n..
tertainment to the Court of Altietmen and a party
of Ladies. •
Yesterday morning the two Regiments of Life
Guards were brigaded, and had a grand fi?l,l ricer.
else, greatly, to the satisfaClion of the RevieWing
General. A finer or better disciplined body of men
has, perlia,. a, never been seen under .attni.