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

PLYMOUTH.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
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Prince de Joinville (Second son of Louis Phluirvlit
France), arrived here on Sunday morning. abaet,,e;te
o'clock, in the Didon frigate, Captain Parsaval, from '1" 00
mouth. His Royal Highness arrived at Yortsateuti_pd,
Tuesday last, from Brest. Orders had, we "dersrties
been received here (Plymouth), by the English Autc°},liiil
to fire a Royal salute on the arrival of the frigate wl-ilovej
Royal Highness. The frigate, on her arrival, fired
salute of 21 guns, as an honour, on the part of ther,J7oo
to his Britannic Majesty William the Fourth. The 11'
tie
of the frigate then saluted our Port Admiral with "eIY
teen guns, which the latterly instantly returned by 3 Tho
salute from the Royal Adelaide flag-ship at this port. bi
garrison then acknowledged the salute of the Princfatea
Royal salute of 21 guns. The French standard wash y-t, the
immediately on the arrival of his Royal Highness "' tt'
French Consul and the various French vessels in ttivisloi
This afternoon, our worthy Port-Admiral's (Sir "AL. eV:
Hargood's) boat, as well as Commissioner Re,dsa'64l
were sent to escort the Prince on shore. He Infinoen'
Mount Wise, Devonport, about three in the ads
Mount
being received with due honours. His Royal 111111001
will proceed hence in a day or two for Cork,an"
hence to Cherbourg.

HAYMARKET THEATRE•
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Au attempt was made last night to perform the Lr
of Hamlet, the part of the philosophic Prince bein",asns'iss-oi
to a gentleman, who assumed the nom de guerre
(his tree patronimic being, we understand, Hicksr ara''
on this occasion, made his first appearance on these b°ooll,
He is extremely tall, and very thin. His features are 5 i 5
OiCe
and by no means remarkaLle for expression. e
not unpleasing, but it has force. The audienc.etiy,
ceived him favourably, and the first act went off (IT tye
until he came to the scene in which Horatio narrte;tber'
supernatural appearance of the spirit of Handet's sato of
when Mr. Otway suddenly fainted, falling into the Air boOl
the gentleman who personated Horatio. He 1.811'09 feo'
ever, immediately, and reptated very languidlY threter °(
lines with which the scene concludes. Near!y a qua" svlie°
an hour elapsed after the 'completion of the t:rst bent for
the audience in the pit and galleries became imPatienotOri
the commencement of the second, and a tremencloos
ensued. The call for the Manager became vehealer,
at length Mr. Vining made his appearance, who,
lence was obtained, spoke to the following effect, feel
dies and Gentlemen,—l am very sorry that you.i',;eto tat
so long kept in a state of suspense. I have waste ills•
last minute, and I am now compelled to inform ou
Mr. Otway is so extremely ill, that it is imf's,sl per
him again to appear before you this evening.---P'oeo;
in the gallery—" Is he sober ?") Ladies and , risi"
men—Mr. Otway is in a state of great excitement, 'hoot'
from the acute sensibility of his feelings.—(Shoutiog:j ace
ing, and whistling from ti2e galleries.) Ladies a° ecl,
tlemen—Mr. Otway came to the theatre, ready aretree°;
half-past six o'clock this evening' I saw him in t11:01,5,,'
rHoom, shook hands with him, and asked him 11°W ;5 et;
He answered, that he was very well, and that he lobe;
competent to proceed with his part. Sit that he iutelf
suddenly seized by indisposition, and he is .nowWel
of the Atilt
a fainting state. These are the simple facts
(a great uproar of applause and disapprobi:6°°,had°;
under these circumstances, I have to entreat y,:ti-oerfar,-
gence, while wp prepare, as speedil • as possible, t° ;,,e °ire
the opera of Clari, which shall be) substituted for -.to
gfr
beodxeYs."andTiPiist ;vebruyt
prove of it. They had come to see the trageilY oertc°,.
mtboudevsitsitauprpsetaul
the
es satisfactory:
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and they were determined to see it, even though the.'ed
Hamlet were omitted. When the curtain was r-orie,"
the opera, they raised a deafening shout, occasionaliceo
by a verse from " All round my h t " which was flort
galleries di,alpolet,f
le
Stentorian chorus. The whole of first aet• an(' '‘ll3l3'
Not aAt
the second, were performed in dumb the
show. hear • 00
of the dialogue, or a note of the music, could bed vtio"s•
length, having bawled themselves hoarse, an' c- to Pr'e
their power of lungs, they suffered the performan tcebet sa°o
ceed quietly. It is rather a curious circurnstiM e,
er
ory-I°,
yearsrh ago Mr. Otway appeared as Hamlet at did g
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the
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bayccmidrel!to,
through
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Last night an inquisition was taken be" otl,f
Pay d
ne, at St. Thomas's Hospital, on view of the 'ar; to
William Jones, aged 45, foreman for nearly sixtee" Yea, tbc
the Phcenix Gas-works, Bankside. It appeare
evidence, that a few weeks ago the deceased was 5
retort'
the works to some visiters. He was standing 0°
%en i°
and explaining the operation of the machinerY,;.neri
ag
the act of returning, his foot slipped, and he,fel: belle
right position into a vat of boiling water, tna';„.r.l es.
prepared for steam, the depth being about nina inches. ass
was promptly taken out and conveyed tO St• discb6.'
a Vero
Hospital, where he died ou Friday last, °wig
cae` 1.
from the left leg, which was most dreadfully s
diet--" Accidental Death." •