The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-14 00:00:00

THEATItt ItOTA b, DLIDLIN.

Tl,e Thc4trc :Royal opened on Saturday evening for the
,Tinter MI; with the c;nrc..ily of the Bell s Stratagem.
And the farce of The Fon,. Slisters. The house,-as we an.
icipated, was fathidnithly and thtitiertiusly attended. Thu
" star of :11Pt" Wag eat' ii'arbler, Mrs.
Waylett, who played Letiliz Halt in the We
were happy to-observe that her vocal capabilities have suf-
fered no detefiol'alion sitter: We last bad the pleasure of bear.-
ing her, and that tirrie, Which rfiddifie§ itidst Stiblanary things.
has caused no piniinuticin of thaSe ji6rSdri[d atfra6tions which
she possesses in such an eminent degree. Iler voice has
rained much in roundness of tone since her, last visit to
Dublin, an impreVernent 141lieli rye thi nit id as strikingly
apparent In her singing of the airs of Away to the moan.
Cain's brow, Bells upon the Wind; Kate Kearney, Bte.
all of which she. WaS taptrirduSly encored. Her actingin
the hoyden seeno in the comedy rtiM eAcelletai and eli
cited much laughter. Indeed, throughout the flight she
exerted all her potters de pleating; and with the utmost
success. We Were sorry to pmicolve that she occa-
sionally laboured under d. litlarSeng-I in the early part of
the evening, which ho;vdvce, timely disappeared towards
the close of the entertainment, and she. Wai enabled to
do complete justice to one of her most favourite airs,
Kale Kearney. In the farce of The Four Sisters she
had an ample field for the display of her 'varied talents,
and bustled through its comic- scenes with a spirit and arch-
ness which delighted her audience. In favour of the stock
company, with which Mr. Calcraft has commenced for the
operations of his winter campaign, we cannot say much.
We recognised with pleasure some old favourites—Browne,
Barry, Cooke, 40.—hut the new acciuisitions we fear will
not tend either to exalt the character of the company, or in-
crease the revenues of the theatre. We missed 11,er...s sadly
on Saturday night in both play and farce, and it must be
admitted that there is no substitute for him in the present.
company. Mr. William Keene, who is engaged in his place,
will not certainly make us forget him.—Freeptan's Journal.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Rev. Charles Bazely, Mrs. Bazely, and family, at Marshall
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ; Mrs. Drake and Mr.
T. Drake, at Hawkins's Hotel, Upper Belgrave-street, Bel-
grave-square, from Brighton.

DEPARTURES.
Admiral Munday, from Hawkins's Hotel, Upper Belgrave-
street, Belgravc-square, for Derbyshire; Earl and Countess
Cadogan and family, for Lauriesten House, Dover ; the Hon.
Mrs. Dudley North, from Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, on
a tour; Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tollemache, from Craw-
ley's Hotel, for Ham House, Petersham Lady Turner and
Miss Vansittart, from' the Pulteney Hotel, Albettarle-street,
on a tour ; Lord and Lady Eliot and family, from Ramsgate,
on a visit to- Lord and Lady Braybrooke, at Audley End,
Saffron Walden; Major-Gen. Sir Loftus, Lady and Miss
Otway, on a tour; Sir Charles Saxton, from the Brunswick
Hotel, for his seat in Berks ; Capt. Charles Bulkeley, for
Chicksands Priory, Beds.

THE TIMES AND STAMP-OFFICE

RETURNS.

" HONESTY IS •THE BEST POLICY."
To the EDITOR 'of the MORNING CHRONICLE.
Slit—When the Times openly abandoned all its old
opinions, and went over, without shame or reservation, to
the Tories, I gave it up : I supposed thousands of inde-
pendent and honest men would do the same, and was, there-
fore, not a little startled to hear that they ventured to refer
ail persons to the Stamp-office for proof that their sale had
increased instead of decreased. To be sure the public could
not refer to the Stamp-office ; but thanks to Mr. Buller,
we have now the means of testing their bold assertions.; and
will it be believed, Sir, that according to the same Stamp-
office Returns, the sale of the Times

In 1831 was
In 1834, the first of the ratting, it-,sank to
According to the returns for the six..iribuths from
January to June, 1835, it will sink down to 2,813,994
A Fall of 1,524,031 ! I !—Yourg, CONSISTENCY.
[We have received several communications upon this sub-
but as they all, though differing in words, agree in their objects
and conclusions, we think the above specimen, which sets the
matter in a strong and clear light, will be sufficient for our
readers. ]--Editor Morning Chronicle.