The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-22 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY iNVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1835.

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INDIA COMPANY do hereby give notioe
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
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WEDNEISDAYi the 231 September next, at Eleven o'clock in the
Forenoon: PETER MITER. Secretary.

(Idiom the Edinburgh Evening Courant./
The theatre closed for' tlfe ',won on Friday night, whet;
one of the most crowded houses that Ivu have seen was as-
sembled to grace the benefit of the manager. At the con-
clusion of the second piece, Mr. Murray came forward and
delivered the following address :—" Ladies and Gentle-
men—ln the great National Theatres, where business is
conducted by a cabinet as numerous as that of St. James's,
and where the Premier is as difficult to get a sight of as
tho comet—(laughter)t—the regal We is allowable, but
here, Ladies and Gentlemen, where it is well known hat I
am Jove in his chair, of the sky Lord Mayor,' a compen-
dium of the legislative and executive, the very head and
front of my own offending, such magniloquence would be
absurd, and I therefore come before you in all the insig-
nificance of my own individuality, and offer you my sincere
and grateful thanks for the great success which has crowned
this season—(Great applause) ; a aucceas exceeding my
own expectations, and which must have realised even your
kindest wishes.—(Loud cheers.) During the years I have
had the honour of conducting your theatrical amusements,
I have known all the lights and shadows of managerial life ;
and often, when standing on the very verge of bankruptcy,
has the dark fiend despair tempted me, as he ,did poor
Launcelot Gobbo, and trititpered at my elbow ' Murray,
Manager Murray, good Manager, or good Murray, or good
Manager Murray, use your legs, take the start, run away.'
—(Laughter,) Ilut my conscience hanging about the
neck of my heart, said very wisely ,to me—Budge not—
(great cheering), and any friend and patron, Mr. John
Kemble, re-echoed budge not,'—adding,' My dear fellow,
never despair—something will start up, a great actor or a
great elephant, bf a transparency of Lord Rodney.'—
(Laughter.) I said,' Dar gir, what do you mean by a
transparency of Lord Rodney ?9 Itie smiled, and told me
the following anecdote :—A provincial manager, whose sea-
son had been extremely disastrous, determined to make one
grand effort to retrieve his fortunes, and announced a new
and splendid nautical spectacle, which was to terminate
with a view of the British fleet, and a magnificent trans-
parency of Lord Rodney. Public curiosity was unreel by
the unusual effort, and at an early hour the house was
crammed. The play commenced, and the new spectacle
was to conclude the evening. But, alas ! the artist from
whose creative pencil all this scenic magnificence was to
spring, was one more addicted to his glass than his palette,
and as yet, Lord Rodney and the British fleet existed only
in the mind's eye' of the distracted manager. Time flew
—the play proceeded, and yet no fleet—no Admiral. Never
did the famishing garrison of Gibraltar, in the memorable
1780, pant for the arrival of the gallant Rodney with more
anxiety, than did our hapless manager. But in vain—
word was brought that the incorrigible painter was,
pardon the expression, drunk in bed—(Laughter)—
and nothing remained but to state the fact, and, ruin-
ous catastrophe, return the money. In this moment
of agony, the factotum of the principal butcher in the
town, presented himself, and said, Well, Master Ma-
nager, Master has heard of your house turning out
so well to-night, and has sent me to ax payment of this here
little account,' unrolling a bill of some six-and-thirty inches
long.---(Gfreat laughter.) Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, it
is necessary that you should be told that this same appli-
cant, was in figure the prototype of Falstaff, in face a fac
simile of Bardolph—every feature distended and illUminated
with good eating, good drinking, and good humour ; he was,
moreover, a great wit, and a universal favourite in the
town—" Cotne Meager Manager," repeats the jolly but-
cher, " as the house btu turned out so well to night"—
" Don't talk of turning out'-groaned the Manager, " They
are going to turn out."
" The cloud (apt Gallery, the gorgeous Boxes,
" The great Pii itself,
" Yea all which it inherit, will turn out,
" And asking foil their money at' the doors,
" Leave not a pound behind."—(Tremendott4 cheering and
laughter.)
At this moment the eye of the despairing Manager restea
upon the blazing and good humoured visage of the Butcher,
a ray of hope darted across him, he dragged his victim into
an adjoining dressing-roOm—a guinea and a bottle of wine
settled the business. The butcher was decked in an Ad-
miral's uniform. An old cocked hat stuck upon his head,
a sword in his hand, and placed behind a row of canvass
water like a kit-cat portrait, with a ship stuck on each side
of him, was my friend the butcher presented to the expect-
ing audience as the transparency of Lord Rodney.—
(Laughter.) The gods recognizing their fat friend, cheered
him to the very echo. The Manager seized the lucky mo-
ment, rushed on, and stated the facts. All was mirth and
good humour—no money returned. The next morning
the painter was at his post. The fleet and Lord Rodney
were finished, the piece ran seventeen nights, and saved the
season.—(Applause.) After this anecdote, ladies and gen-
tlemen, I never have despaired-1 never will.—(Cheers.
Ho then retired amidst thunders of applause.

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EDINBUttG,I4.
ADELPIII and Mr. Robert Crispin, Clerk in charge to the Leveret
intended for the African station) ; Lieut. John Dick, of
the Norili tar, to the Dublin, vice Pierse ; Mr. James
Holks, of the 2ritannia, to be Clerk in Charge of the
Nire Edward WiDins, Second Master ; Mr. Cor-
nelius Dek, Clerk in charge ; Mr. George Dunn, Assist-
ant-Surgeon ; Mr. Thomas B. Stewart, i'Jate, and Mr.
Wm. Blackford, Master's Assistant, to the Seafio:Yer ; Mr.
R. Hardie, Second Master, to the Thalia ; Mr. M‘iijeY,
Assistant-Surgeon, to the Linnet ; Mr. H. Stuart, Mki-
shipman, to the Excellent ; Mr. J. Goodridge, supernu-
merary Assistant-Surgeon, to 0113 Britannia ; Mr. T. N.
Paulet, to be supernumerary Midshipman of the Seaflower.
[Capt. Chas. Hope, of the Dublin, has returned to Eng-
land ; we have not heard the name of his successor in the
command of that ship.]
ROYAL MARINES.—Major Edward Baillie, of the Wool-
wich Division, has exchanged with Sir Francis Lee, of the
Portsmouth ; and Capt. Frederick Spry, of the Portsmouth
Division, has exchanged with Captain Jolliffe, of the
Woolwich.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 19.—The Athol troop-ship arrived
here yesterday with the depot of the 36th Regiment from
Cork.—The Waterwich brig sailed on Monday for Fal-
mouth and the coast of Spain, with despatches for Lord
John Hay. The Blazer steamer, Lieut. Com. Pearse, ar-
rived on Tuesday evening, from Malta, via Falmouth, where
she landed her mail. She took coals on board, and started
last evening for Woolwich, where she will have her engines
repaired, and undergo a general refit. The Fly, Corn.
M'Quhae, arrived from Portsmouth yesterday, bringing su-
pernumerary seamen fbr the Rodney, 99.. 'The Fly comes
into harbour to-day for the purpose .of being paid off into
ordinary. The Trinity Board steamer arrived on Friday
with the Commissionerss appointed to survey the light-
houses on the coast, and to report on the charges and mode
of payment, &c., and afterwards proceeded to Falmouth.
The second division of the 75th depot, under the com- -
mand of Capt. England, with a detachment from the 58th
depot, embarked on board the Hope transport, Lieutenant
Spencer, agent, on Friday, 'and will sail for Cork with the
first fair wind. The 89th Regiment is about to embark
from Ireland for the West Indies.
The Leveret brig was commissioned yesterday by Lieut.
Bosanquet.
Previousiytto the paying off of the Spartiate last week,
medals and gratuities were given to the following two old
seamen, viz. Bumbay, gunner's mate, a medal,
151. gratuity, and 88/. 12s. pension per annum ; William
Babe, gunner's mate, medal, 51. gratuity, and 22/. 6s. pen-
sion per annum.
In Hamoaze—Royal Adelaide, Rodney, Pylades, Leve-
ret, Hope transport. In the Sound—Fly.

THE REGISTRATIONS. -

CITY OF LONDON.
ST. NICHOLAS ACONS.
The claims of several inhabitants of this parish were dis-
allowed on the ground of non-residence.
Mr. Anichini's claim was opposed on the ground that he
was an alien. He however, produced an Act of naturali-
zation, constituting him a British subject, and the objection
fell to the ground.—Claim allowed.