The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-05 00:00:00

HALIFAX DECLARATIORi JAN. 27.

". We, the undersigned Inhabitants of Halifax,
in the West Riding of Yorkshire, think it a duty
we owe to our country and to ourselves, to dr.
dare our abhorrence of the daring attempts which
are daily made to enflame the minds of the lower
orders of our countrymen., and to, make them
-dissatisfied with their situation..

" We are feelingly alive to the distresses of
our poorer neighbours, but we conjure them to
believe, that a busy interference in politics will
not produce relief, but will render them the toots
nt designing men, who, under a mask of patriot-
ism, desire anurolty and revolutioss.
" We have a perfect confidence that -Govern-
ment will do-all that can be done to relieve the
difficoltiti and tlistresses of the Country, but we,
are aware that ...Aisne alone can fully accomplish,
this desitable object. • .

1 We firmly determine to exert all our energies
in Opposition. ro the, Blaiphemous and Seditious
Doctrines, which are so generally promulgated at'
the Clubs and Meetings, which disgrace our Coun-
try at the present `moment; and we us firmly de-
termine to exert ourselves in support of our be-
loved King and our admirable Constitution ;
support of that King awl of that Constitution
which have enabled the 111 itiah Empireitolbecome
the rallying point of all Europe, and fintlly the
preservation of all civilized society."

KING'S THEATRii.—Le Nuzze di Figaro was re-
peated here last night, and presented a rich cam-
binal inn of:superior talent and sciet,ce. 't he WO-
let of Le Prince, Troubadour was produced for the
first tune 'this season, anti went off, with tclut. .
CovßNl'-GA,RD1314.-7-Nestaday evening, shortly,
after Miss STEPHIANS wade. her appearance as,
Eudocia, in the,play,of the Ilumourous Lieutenant,
and began to sing her first song; she was taken so
al as to be linable to proceed, Iler Indispo-
sition encreased :until she was: almost, ready
to and. it ,was found necessary to assist
her in withdrawing' front the Stage. Mr.
`lrotnto afterwards ,came forward., and addressed.
the audience, assured thetwAhat r Miss STit.
011E10 Is() very Alt as to bennable to perform
her parts and hoped that, with their iacenstomed in-
dulgence, they,wwild permit the whole of the elta-.
:epcter assigned to here to be left °tit of the repre-
sentation .for that evening. This was a request
which they, would, the wore xeadily grant, when
they considered,that- the character of Eudoein dill
not originally belong, to the play. The audience
most teadily ,significd-theirethopliance, and the
representation went .
Dauay.LANE:—The. Comedy of The Country
Glrt waSsrepeated last night:. ;INTra,,ALsop, in .1114 S
Peggy, displayed great archness and vivacity, Loud
'applause aceoulpanied ;whale performance.
'rite Epilogue, which concludes the last act, was
delivered4l the best manner, anti excited, unkver-
sal plaudits., . • , •
Ea.:MASH OPPRA-HOUSE.---09- Monday night
the English Opera-house, ht. the. Strand, was
:Opened for the benefit of the Mufic4lSociety,called
the Choral Film'. The house oveqiowed in every

Mrs, DAvlsn's- bas obtained permission of the
Drury Lane Board of I.l4lanagement, to pertorm
four nights at the Newbury Theatre.
Airs. C. Ktotaws having concluded her engage-
ment at Edinburgh, accepted one at New,:astie;
slle is to lierturm number of nights.

COZ,I4IERNIBIIR, the new Governor-Gene.
-rat and Cowiriantler-in.Lltief a the Leeward
tannitc. blioctly cabal h Nt.evr,tungutih