The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-22 00:00:00

TIIEATItICALS.

BRIGEITON, JUL', 21.-00 r Theatrical Com-
manders are vigorously prepting for the ensuing
campaign, and have mustered and reviewed their
troops for action. They seem confidently to rely
on attracting .great number of spectators to their
dramatic evolutions. The following is theit muster
roll :
Mrs. neston and Miss Bristow, from the Theatre Covent-
gardcn ; Mrs. Bien:too :Intl Mrs. Harlow, from Drory-lane ;
-Miss Poole, • Miss tlorrabow, M Nlrs. Cur). and
Miss Abingdon; Mrs. Woulas and Miss toolie, from Bath;
Miss Cooper, Miss Healey, Miss Hague, &c. The Gentle
men, include Mr. Powell, of Drury-lane; Mr. Hatuerton
anti mr.Kinz, fro:.► Gwent-garden; Mr. Cunninzham, Mr.
Bedford, Mr 11.1i:6011e; Mr itrontas, and-Mr Lt),4ire, from
Bath ; Mr. Bennett and Mr. Herbert, from Norwich ; Mr.
Cory, Mr. Vining, Mr. Denning, Mr. Mordaunt, Mr.l3l>ant,
?.Ir.Coat es, &c.
It is whispered that they have had a volunteer
offer from a Person of Amateur notoriety.

Mr. COLMAR, it is said, is nearly ready with a
dramatic novelty for the Haymarket Theatre. It
is no great compliment to this Gentleman to say
that he is the first of living Dram3tists, and there-
fore the public may prepare themselves for much
gratification when his spotted and hu►norous pen

is in motion.
Alr.jamiotst, the successful Author of Exit by
Mistake, aud other whimsical pieces, is again at
work for the Haymarket Theatre, ,rilert; there is
an excellent Company to du justice to his produc-
tions.

Mr. OULTON, the Author of • The Sleep-Walker,
has, it is said, a new Farce ready, pin posely
cai-
culatctl to dr.tw fgrth the imitative powers of
MATHEWS. With the support of such a Performer
he need not doubt of suecess.
RAYMOND, we find, is eel tainly to be the future
Manager of Drury• Lane Theatre. The activity,
knowledge, and experience of such a Conductor,
promises all that can be expected from an econo-
micals management i hut a good company of Per-
formers, dramatic novelty, and judicious revivals,
are the hest foundations for success.
Mrs. ALsoi, has engaged to perform a few
nights at Margate, whet e the 'minor); of her mo-
ther and her own merits render her an attractive

object.
Mt. W. WCREADY, who appeared to so much
advontage at Covent-Garden Theatre, performed
Othello at the recent re-opening of the Carlisle
Theatre, and was well received.
Emma? and Jack JANSTONE, as he is generally
calltd, ate playing with success at Edinburgh.
The Chichester Theatre, it scents, prospered so
badly during the season, which closed on Saturday
last, that the Managers intend to decline all future
speculation.

Mr. KEMBLE'S ht of the Gout, under which he
is stdl suffering, has been one of the severest
which icc has ever endured. It must have been
bad indeed to prevent him front attending the in-
terment of his late triend and liberal patron the
Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. 011 WO HO OCCR.•
OH, if he could have moved at all, he would cer-
lainly have " limped in pure love."
It has been said, that the Shrubbery in the Sa-
loon at the Lyceum Th‘a:re has bad a good effect
upon some of the careless Damsels who frequent
it, by recalling ideas o' pastoral simplicity, in their
days of innocence. It so this is a reinirkable
prwl of moral regctalion.
The 10th Royal Hussars have left Briy,liton for
Hounslow. They arc to be succeeded by the 13th
Light Dragoons.
We are most happy to state that the Hun. Sir
GEORGE GREY, who has been some time Abittn-
inglv indisposed, at his residence in the Dock-
yard,- at VOrtsmuutkb is now prouvuoced wit 91
datig.