The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-20 00:00:00

THE To EA FRES.

DAURY-LANE.—The ragedy of Brutus, which
Wal so popular last season at this Theatre, was
represented last night. Mr. KRAN, of course,
was the hero of the piece, and it is certainly one
of his best performances. lie was much applaud-
ed. A new Actor assumed the part of Titus. His
name is said to be Muoe. His acting certainly
indicated more ease and self-possession than could
be expected from a mere novice. His figure is
good, anti he displayed feelings and spirit, that
promise very faVourably, when he can better
adapt his voice to the area of this large Theatre.
He was well received.

COVENT-GARDEN —A piece of two acts, trans-
lated from the French, was last night brought
forward at this Theatre. The following is an
outline of, the Plot :
The favourite of Sianislons, King of Poland, has been di-
rected by his Royal Master, to represent his person, and as-
sume his rank in a distant frontier town, while he repairs
incog. to Warsaw. The pretended King (CHAatEs KENIBLE),
in the enjoyment of his temporary sovereignty, amuses him-
self with creating an interested country Lord (Linos) Trea-
surer of the Kingdom, and finding that he is near obtaining
the hand of a neighbouring Baron's daughter, in opposition
to the love of his own nephew and the wishes of the lady, he
works upon his avarice by the promise of great advancement,
to give up a large estate to the young man, and resign his
claims to the snatch, in the hope of a more important one.
He thus makes the lovers happy, and is able at the same
time to avenge himself for the rigours of a widow conute,s,
to whom he pays his addresses, by pretending to insist on
her marrying the Treasnnr. ll'hen all the objects of the
Mock Ring have been attained, a letter from the real one
informs to rn that he may lay down his temporary crown, and
accept in its stead the appointment of a General, and a pen-
sion of 2000 Louis d'or.

This interesting little drk=a had the advantage
of some admirable acing. We never saw Mr,
C. KEMBLE to more advantage than in the part
of the pretended Nionarch. His alternate strug-
gles to support his assumed majesty, and to con-
ceal his real person front the plying eyes of his
mistress, wete admirably managed, as well as his
jealous anxieties. The piece was also essentially
indebted to the original humour of LtsToN, as well
as to the - able effortt. of BLANCHARD, ABBOTT.
CONNER, M'ss FoNTE, and Mrs. DAYISON. It
was thrwighout %veil received, and its success
fully confirmed'on the conclusion.

SHAKSPEARE'S beatititi7l sonnets, glees, duets,
and trios, so long admired in the closet, and so
well known 14t Concerts, are at length about to
he introduced on the Stage, in his Comedy of Er-
rors, now reviving at Covent-Goulen. Mr. Lis-
TON and Mr. W. FARREN are to perform the two
Dromios; Miss STEPHENS and Miss TREE, Adriana
owl Luciana.

BATH ARRIVALS.—EarI Castlehaven, Earl of Arundel],
Lady F. Campbell, Lady• Sullivan, Hon. Mr. Eardley, Sir It.
Baker, Sir J. Cottrell, Sir It. C. Hoare—Major-General
Adams, Colonel Buckland, Colonel Cargot, Colonel L. Mon-
son, Colonel York, Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Jones, Major
Court, Major Learcroft, Major Weyland, Captain and Mrs.
Gunning, Captain Byers, Captain Bradford, Captain Foley,
Captain Gland, Captain Hopkins, Captain Mairs, • Captain
Roberts, R. N. Captain Vincent, Captain Weston, Captain
Williams.

A matrimonial alliance is on the tapis between
the second son of a Nobleman of high rank, and
the amiable and accomplished daughter of a
wealthy jeweller and silversmith. Report says,
the fortune of the fair Lady will exceed 20,0001.
per annum.
Yesterday Prince LaoroLD visited the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE.

UNiVEIISITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFOIII3, NOV. 19.-01) Thursday last the fol-
lowing Degrees were clmferred

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Right Honourable Lord Clifton, of Christ Church.
Rev. William Briggs, of: Queen's College.
Rev. Henry Gordon, of Merton College.
Rev. Charles Spencer Stanhope, of Christ Church.