The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-09 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Westmorland, in Grosvenor-square, from his
seat, Apthorpe, Northamptonshire; the Countess of Cowper,
at her father's, Lord Melbourne's house, Whitehall, from
her scat, Pansenger, Herts; the Earl of Harrowby, at his
house in Grosvenor-square, f!oI the Isle of Wight ; Lord G.
H. Cavendish, from Newmarket.

BATH ARIIVALS.--Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Lord
Baying and Lady, Lord Teignmouth, Dowager Lady de Clif-
ford; Lady Hyde Parker, Sir R. and Lady Beddington, Sir W.
Cooper. Sir N. Peacock, Sir T. Itanisay,—Admiral Seat,
General Poulett, Major-General and Mrs. Jackson, Col. and
Dies. Brown, Major Ogden, Major anti Mrs. Thorne, Captain
and Nlrs. Hansard, Captains Andrews, K. Bowen, Coglan,
Harvey, Jones, Lely, Pearce, and Spear.

, ASTLiY'S AMPHITHEATRE.—Last night this
Theatre closed, when the following Address was
delivered by Mr.BttomeY :
" LADIES AND GENTLEMEN--The Imo] period
having arrived tar closing this Theatre, I am
reeled by the Proprietor and Manager to return
you their most grateful acknowledgthents for the
liberal and distinguished patronage they have ex-
perienced during this season, and to assure you
that tht:y- never will relax in their attention to
merit your future favours. The Performers, par-
ticularly those who have taken Benefits, beg you
.to'accept their very humble thanks, not only for
the indulgence they have met with in their profes-
sional duties, but likewise for the kind support
they have experienced, and, in conjunction with
the Proprietor and Managers, with heartfelt gra•
titude, take their respect:ul farewell. So much for
the close of the Summer Season. I have now to
claim your indulgence while I inform you of fu-
ture operations. The Proprietor and Managers
having been frequently requested by several dis-
tinguished characters, as also numerous country
families, and persons who daily arrive in this great
metropolis, who have not an opportunity of visit-
ing this Theatre during the Summer months, has
induced them to try the experiment of a limited
Winter Season, lit eonselquence of which, many
alterations will be made, so as to render this ex-
tensive Summer Theatre %•arm and comfortable
for a Winter Campaign. Tl►e intended alterations
will be completed with all possible speed, and due
notice will be given of the re-opening, the Ma-
nagers pledging themselves that neither pains nor
expence shall be wanted to merit a continuance of
that generous support _which they cannot com-
mand, but will by every exertion endeavour to
deserve."

Mr. YOUNG has been performing at Brighton,
since be came oft with such triumphant success at
Cambridge, where he received the sanction of
some of the most sound and learned Critics. But
why is he not at Covent-Garden
PETER MooRE, Esq. M. I'. for Coventry, is the
purchaser of the Royalty Theatre, of which Mr.
Rae is to be the Manager.—(Morning Herald.)
Wednesday a solemn dirge was performed at
the Spanish Chapel, in commemoration of the
late Miss BRYAN, of York-place. The Catholic
Bishops, and almost the whole of the Catholic
Clergy, attended. The presence of all the chil-
dren, male and female, of St. Patrick's Charity,
who have lost a munificent benefactress, added
greatly to the mournful and affecting scene.

In THE SUN of Friday List, we gave the par-
ticulars of a Coroner's Inquest, v, hick was held
on the body of Anne Homesby at Clal►ton, where
she was murdered by her husband. The follow-
ing is the confession of the ❑nhappy criminal,
who has since surrendered hircselt into the hands
of justice.