The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

THE Tia 44711 E.

Hay-Market.
. The new Drama which had been softie time in
preparation at this Theatre teas brought forward 144
night, under thaiitle of The Doubtfitl Son
crets of a Palace.-

DRAMATIS PRSON.i.e.,
Alfonto (Marquis of Lerida) - Mr. C. K EMBLE.
Leon - - - - ABE° rT.
Maivogli - - - - Mr Sow,. get.
liorrachio - - - - - , - Mr. t Aitzay
Fabtiletto
Vitoria of Lerida - - • - Mrs. (:LOVER.
Rosaviva

Flotibt:i - - - - - Mrs. C; uses.
- Scene—The Palace of 'Merida, in Madr,(l.

We are prevented by want of room from reciting.
The fable of- this play, which is the acknowledgea
production of Mr. DtmortD, who on several occa-
sions has shewn great power over the feelings, in his
draMatic compositions, .and who on this occasion,
has displayed equal ability.
The plot, though 1! can hardly be considered as
comprehending 'any thing absolutely new, is_manag-
ed with so much skill, that it excites a powerful,
and indeed an irresistible interest. The miod I. kept
/Li a state of suspense. that atr,ounts to ex'reii.e 6gi-
tation, and this u•tiense is sustained for a consider-
able period during the progress of the drama. The
concealment of a first marriage, on the part of the
MarChioness, in obedience to parental authority,
reminds the audience of the Tragedy of Douglas,
and the misplaced confidence of the Marquis in his
Secretary Malvogli, and triumphant insolence of the
latter, before his villany is detected and, frutrited;
lead the thoughts to the comedy of The Hypocrite.
The play is much too long, though the iniciest
certainly did not flag at all. It was most adiniraa
'bly supported throughout. Mr. C. KEIIBLE
dis-
played very great ability. Mr. SOWERBY, who
made his first appeatance, is an actor of merit, brit
with great peculiarities. His hands were in perpe-
'mai motion. BANNISTER, ABBOT, MISS Ff. KELLY,
Mrs. GIBBS, and Mrs. GLOVER, partiCularly the las:,
were 'essential props of the piece, which has been
brought forward with great magnificence iby the
anagers, and which was very warmly received-by
the audience..

To CURB A L9CKED *JAW.--A physician of st.
Eustatia said, in the numerous cases of lociied ja
he never lost a patient... this "treatment was to
make a strong lye, of wood ashes, and dip. the
wounded foot or hand,i-epeatedly therein. But if
any other part of the body was hurt, which eon id
not be immersed, the part effeeted, tube Ladvgd witu
funnel wrung out of the warm lye.

• Monday his Royal Highness the Duke of CUM-
BERLAND underwent the operation of hailing one of
the wounds in lii.head opened; frOrn whence a frac-
ture from the skull was taken; it was about an inch
in length, and a quarter of an inch wide. The ope-
ration was performed by Mr. HOME.
A servant maid, in Westminster,was struck blind
by lightning on Sunday night, but recovered . the
sight of one of her eyos, on Monday evening. • -
CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 4.—Thiq day there are
In the btorm on Sunday night a waggon and
again considerable further ariiv;,'s 01 Foreign Wheel:,
horses were precipitated- over a bridge at Lee, in
'sales and tolerable supplks on hand;
' again beilv-,'.. ,
Buckinghamshire.. Two of the horses were killed ; and at rather less prices ; Barley in sithri - )pp K.,'
but the driver, who was riding in the waggon, and full as dear; Malt and White Pease suppo,:
escaped unhurt.
their prices ; but few Beans of the two kind, and
A boat was discovered floating down the river, ' those dearer; Oats are in middling supply, and di,*
keel upwards, with a sail, early on Monday morn- trade is quoted rather cheaper;
Flour at our late
ing, which belonged to a builder on the Surrey currency.
shore, and in *which five young men bad gone out. Wheat 843 a roes a Ito!'
It was not ascertained yeAerday what had become : Fine ditto - - i ;5s a rtS_s
of the party who went out in the boat : but they . riey
.."
.:, : Ls' a' 4586-,
were strangers, andhopes are indulged that they I'll I -%.a.t - - -74 s a his
way be safe. They took the boat ou Satudday to White Pease - 7as a 2;2s
go to Staines, - % , Grey ditto - - 465 a $45

Tick Beans - - 52$ a s`s
Wits Ma :44 a 333
Niand ditto - 36$ a 39s
Pot4toe ditto - os a 42s
Rape Seed . - 6cl
Flout - 9is a it74-i
Simonds - 9cs a gis

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fiOn the LONDON G.IIZETTE, July 3, 1810.

Downing-street, Jul 9 3, 1810.
His Mi,jesty Ins been
.pleased to appoint Vice-
Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander Forrester Coch-

rant, K. B. to be Governor and Commander in
Chief of the Island of Guadaloupe and its Depend-
. envies.

YuIY

- -
Voldstrer.in Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign Edward Las-
celles to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice bouverie, pro-
37th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-General Sir Chsarles
Ross, Bart. from the 86th Foot, to be Colonel. vice Sir
Flew Dalrymple, appointed to the Command of the tgth
Foot.
sza Ditto, Lieutenant G. W. Montagu, from the 7th Foot,
to he Captain Ufa, Company, by purchase, vice Betties,
who retires.
86th Ditto, Lientenant-General the honourable Francis
Needham, from the sth Veteran Battalion; to be Colonel,
vice Sir eluti.es ROSS.

MEMORANDUM.
IThe A ppointments of Lieutenant-General Wemyss to be
Colonel of the 37th Foot, and of-Lieutenant-General the
I lonourable Francis Needham to be Colonel of the 93d Foot,
as stated in the Gazette of the 25th ultimo, have not taken
placF.

The Appointment of Lieutenant Biaif, from the City of
Cork' Militia, to be Ensign in the istirf oot, as stated in the
Gazette of the 3 th of September lait, has not taken place.
ERRATA in the Gazettes of the zoth lune 1809, and 16th,
. • lune 1810.
67th Foot. •
For Ensign Stevens to be Lieutenant, vice Redman, super-
seded, read Ensign Stevens to be Lieutenant; vice Red•
man, reamed to the 60th foot.
zd Garrison 13attalion.
For eawain Wm. Fawcett, trom the 14th Foot, read Cap..
lain David King Fawcett, from the 14th Foot.

f, Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Hereford.
To be Deputy Lieutenant—Thomas Willim, Esq.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County_
• of Kent.
•
Chatham and Dartford Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Captain—William Hussey, Esq. vice Pitcher, re-
,
1 signed.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign George Baker, vice Tonge, re-
signed. Ensign Charles Saunders. Ensign George Green
Watkins. Ensign Nicholas Ray.
To lie Ensign—fames Simmons, Gent, vice Ceorge Baker,
promoted.
Blackheath Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenants—fames Rogers, Gent. Charles Day,
Gent.
• To be Ensigns—John Rowell Rapsey, Gent. Josiah Fear-
nall, Gent. Thomas Strong, t.;ent.