The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-12 00:00:00

still' NEWS.

PoRTSMOUTH, MAY 11.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Camelion from a cruise.
Cowes, MAY 11.—Arrived the, Triton trans-
port -from London, with stores, and to take in
troops for Quebec.
DARTMOUTH, MAY 10.—A piece of mahogany
has been picked up off Bridport by the Vigilant
Excise cutter, and brought in here ; it measures
22 feet 5 inches in length, is 17 inches thick in
the middle, and 10 inches at each end, is much
burnt, mid to • all appearance has been a consider-
able time in the water, being eaten thougi, %)y
the worms.

CUSTOMS' LIST.
Extend Inwards, May I .—Credle, Cooksley, St. Christo..
pliers; Orwell, Muddle, St. Vincents ; Cester, Peterson, St.
Felice ; Lord Liverpool, Ellis, Rotterdam ; Perfacte
Mnscot, Calais; George anti James, White, Smyrna; Trinity,
Coale, Christiana ; Starling, Barnett, Smyrna.
Entered Outwards, May 11.—Vittoria, Quinten, Naples
and Messina; Fredrick Wilhelm. Meritz, Stettin ; Three
Brothers, Shand, Lisbon ; Schelfield, Evans, Rio Janeiro ;
Hercule, Boylan, Havre; Betsey, Read, St. Thomas's; Spar-
tan-, Fumed, Smyrna and Constantinople ; Juliana, Ogilvie,
Batavia and Penang ; Drie Vriender, Hambult,' Antwerp ;
Alexandrine, Boquie, Calais.
Cleared Outwards, May 11.—London, Rtunbert, Ham-
burgh; Ceres, Adey, Baltimore.; Rhoda, Crosier, Trinadad ;
Selina, Owen, Limerick ; Eghani, Peter, Buenos Ayres ;
ThomasrCunninghain, St. PeterSitun g

THE THEA IRE.

It has been justly observed that there has been
no instance recorded in dramatic annals of such
a number of novelties having been produced in
'one season, as -have been brought forward at
Drury-lane Theatre during, the present. This
fact, whatever may have been the merit or success
of the respective pieces, chews, at least, the spirit
and vigour of the management, and a desire to
gratify the Public. Another new Farce was
represented last night at that Theatre, under
the title of The Jew of Imbeek. The story
is interesting. Count Voldemar (RAY), an
Austrian Nobleman, has a worthless son Albert
(H. Kemßee), who has been induced by a wicked
confederate even to denounce his father, as a
Traitor to the Government, by which he is ba-
nished, and quits Vienna in suers haste that he
cannot acquaint his daughter Rosa (Mrs, I'Vear)
of the place of his retreat. fie assumes the cha-
racter of a Jew in the vicinity of Lubeck, and,
keeping open house, is supposed to be rich. Albert,
with two accomplices ;determines to murder the hos-
pitahleJew, not knowing that be is his own father.
Rosa overhears the
,plan in a forest, and equally
ignorant that the supposed Jew is her father, de-
termines to save his life, and arrives just in time
to stop the arm of her cruel brother, s‘vhose etro-
cities had attracted the notice of Government,
and who fled from justice, but is retaken, and
about to suffer military punishment, but obtains a
pardon through the means of his sister, and ma-
nifesting contrition, the whole ends with a pro-
spect of future happiness. There is certainly no
siriking novelty, but much of interest in the
table, which was altogether very well acted, and,
with a few marks of displeasure at some parts,
easily removed, was very well received. The
scenery was in a great measure new, picturesque
and appropriate.

SPAREING.—Crawicy had a hehefi! at the Minor
Theatte in Catherine-street, yesterday. Lennox
and Mason opened the play with a neat set-o,
followed by some rtitheining bouts, which excite'
much uteri intent. between Black
George, in; rodurvd by Scroggins as ti,e, Bull „i
St. George's-tieli;,, anti Pug. They weft to
Work ill earnest, with ctutal advantagec. •