The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-15 00:00:00

Shill' NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNG l4.—Arrived the Dove,
Stovell. and Venus, Fuzard, from Havre; and
L'Aimalole Victorie, Forster, for Cherbourg.
Sailed the Elizabeth, Caslin, for Hamhro'.
DRAL, JUNE 14.—Caine down from the River
and remain, the Bolden, Brotvell, for New Vork;
Mary, Harris, for Oporto ; Princess Charlotte,
Crofton, for Tob.4go; Henry, Lewis, for Quebec;
Regalia, Dixon, for New South Wales ; Argo,
Jackson, for Havannah ; and Orient, Reynolds,
for Bombay.

FALmouTtr, Juris 12.—Sailed the Duke of
Marlborough packet, for Lisbon, with a mail
Creole, Cookesley, for St. Kitts; and Nymph,
Henderson, for Cadiz:
LivticPoot., JUNE 13.—Arrived the John
Crowther, Rea, from Jamaica—sailed the 21st
April. On the June, in lat. 50. long. 30.
spoke the Charlotte, of North Shields, from Lon-
don for Prince Edward's Island, out 12 days,
Arrived the Cyrus, de Hoer, from Oporto.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES TIIIS EVENING.

The Countess of Carnarron's grand assembly, Lower
Grosvenor-street ; Sir Henry and Miss Russell's ball, Win-
pole-street ; Earl and Countess Verulam's party, Grosvenor-
square; Mrs. Willoughby Bertie's ball, Grosvenor-square.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. - This morning
Carlite was called on to plead to two indictments
and one information : the first founded on a
blasphemous weekly publication, The Deist; the
second, for continuing the sale of the irreligious
Works of Paine; and the third, for publishing
Sherwin's Register. Tire defendant putin two af-
fidavits, stating reasons for having further time,
which the Court refused, and he pleaded Not
Guilty. His trial come on at the Sittings
after the present Tern).

ENGLISIL OPERA-HOUSE.—This Theatre was
opened for the season last night, with the Opera
at Lionel and Clarissa, and, except that IVRENCIi
took the part of Jessamy, was supported by the
same performers as on its recent representatio❑ fur
the benefit of Miss KELLY.—DOWTON in Oidboy,
Miss KELLY ►n Jenny, Miss STEPHENSoN in
Diana, and Miss CAREW in Clarissa, were all
n►ost deservedly applauded, and PEARMAN ac-
quitted himself very well in Lionel —The )era
was followed by a new musical farce in 0i 1C act,
entitled The Quadrille. The characters are
chiefly, two lovers who are jealous of each other,
and who both, under assumed names, pretend to
have been married ; an old matchmaking bache-
lor ; a lively man servant to the lover ; and his
counterpart, in a female attendant on the
Matters, as usual, are finally explained, and har-
mony restored. The dialogue, in some of the
scenes, is much too long, and the length is
not necessary to the developement of the plot.
On the whole, it is an amusing piece, and so well
supported by CtIATTERLRY, his wife, WrtuNcti,
HARLEY, and Miss KELLY, that with judicious cur-
tailment it may well pass muster. It is ascribed to
Mr. BEAZLEY, the Architect of the Theatre, and
the author of several successful pieces. It was
tolerably well received. The Theatre was well
attended, and made a very beautiful appearance.
The whole of the alterations in its interior, and
in the adjoining Pavilion, are attributed to Mr.
YEAKE, jun., whose talents and taste have been
manifested on other occasions.

Yesterday Earl BATHURST had an audience of
the PRINCE REGENT, at Csrlton•house.
The Princess AUGUSTA arrived at the Palace of
the late QUEEN yesterday, about two o'clock.
from Windsor. The PRINCE REGENT arrived
soon after three o'clock, when diet e was a con-
sultation of the different branches of the Royal
Family with the PRINCE REGENT, as to the ar-
rangements for the ensuing► drawing-room. It
WAS agreed, that no tickets for the admission
of spectators were to be issued, consequently
none will be admitted into tho Grand Hall, or
Colonnade.

Yesterday the Princess AuousTA dined with
the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER.
The Leander man of war has arrived from Ha-
vanna, and brings dates to the pth May; bat the
let tors we have seen.do not say any thing on the
subject of the cession of the island. Admiral Sir H.
POPHAM arrived there about the 19th April ; and
a letter of the 4 h May mentions the British trans-
ports being slid there. It is supposed the Lean-
der brings dkpatches for Government. The
cession of the island is still involved in a great
deal of mystery ; but we do not hesitate to say,
that if it was made to Great Britain, the measure
would be extremely pleasant to the inhabitants.
—Morning Chronicle.
The Glasgow Theatre was opened on Wednes-
day, with the comedy of " The School for Scan-
dal," and tire farce of " The Citizen." The
house has been painted in a very neat anti elegant
manner, and, from the brilliant way in which it
is now lighted by gas, had a most beautiful ap-
pearance. Mrs. DAvzsory, upon her entre, was
received in a manner highly flattering, and su-
ported the character of Lady Teaz!e in a style of
superior excellence. _ _

Wednesday a pardon arrived at Perth from the
FLUNG!! REUECNT, ;o:* James Fraser, who was
condemned at last circuit, on condition of Ilk sen-
tence heing commuted to transportation beyond
seas tor life.
The Calcutta Times contains narratives of a
tiger hawing !,t rayed from the jungles, and killed a
woman twill. llama Dom ; and of a jackall having
carried off an infant, a limb or two of which was
afterwards found, with time flesh torn off. The
tiger was sob-Nuently shot, and it required eiglitl
lucti to carry hint.