The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-22 00:00:00

BOUND UP IN VOLUMES OF ,'CLOTH, ,'CLOTH,

II Year....
2 Half Years
14 Quarter Years
112 Months in a Case,
1 310uth.....

".1 little gem or the oblong kind fitted for a coat pocket, and form-
log a valuable memento of the Italian philosopher's motto, Time is
my estate.' The liurary contains an almanack, stamps, and fire in-
surance particulars, with an essay on life assurance ; but the feature
k a diary with a page to each day, where our hours are literally
numbered. The compiler contemplates that the busy world rises at
eight ; but there are blank lines previous to that hour for early men.
From eight to ten a, nt., one line is supposed to suffice per hour;
fro.' ten till four he grants two lines ; and then one again till eight
r. Y. There are blanks to fill In Rose at,' Retired at ;' and the
compiler is liberally inclined towards refreshment, having lines for
breakfast, dinner, tea, and supper. In the case of a busy great roan,
what a strange record would this truly filled-up volume be, even for
a year!"—Spectator.

Letts, Son, and Co., 8, Cornhill, and 8, Royal Exchange ; and may
be had of any Bookseller or Stationer in the United Kingdom.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS EVENING

Will he repeated a 11raad Opera, h three acts, called. VARITA NA
C+iar'es the 4ecoad, Mr. Borrani ; Don Cxsar Da Bazan, Mr. W.
Ilsrrtson ; Don Jose de Santarem, Mr. 11. Phillips Maritana, Miss
Gamer; '.azarlll•, Miss Poole.
After which, will be repeated a New Grand 'Ballet, called Tl3ll
DEVIL TO PAY, In which Merts. Bretia, Mdl)2. Flora Fo.bbri, Mdlle.
babas (of the Academie Royale, Paris), tidile. Louise, Mr. W. H.
Payne, Mons. Delferier, Mr. Howell, awl. Mr. Wieland will appear.

THEATRE ROYAL, tO'VENT-GARDEN.
M. JULLIEN'S GRAN)) ANNUAL la AL MASQUE
TRH EVENING.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT.

The Doers will be opened at Half-past Nine o'clock.
The Dancing will commence at Ten o'clock.
The Dances and general disposition of the Ball-room will be under
the Superintendence ofTourteen Masters of the Ceremonies, with
whose arrangements tke visitors are respectfully requested to comply.
Refreshments, consisting of Ices, Sherbet, Tea, Coffee, and Carrara
Water, will be served during the Evening
Supper will be served at One o'clock.
The AuAlence portion of the Theatre will, as before, be set apart
for Spectators, whose Seats will be kept the whole Evening.
The entrance to the Ball-room will be at the Grand Entrance to
ADMISSION.
To the 8a11.....

..............LOs. 6d.

Dress Circles, F,a.; Boxes, Zs.; Gallery Stalls, 38.; Galleries, 21.
Private Boxes, from C. 4s.upwards.
Mr. Nathan, of 18, Castle-street, Leicester-square, is appointed
Costumier to the Ball.

N.B. It is respectiblly announced that no person will be admitted
the oesonne of Clown or Pantaloon.
REGULATIONS
TO PREVENT OBSTRUCTIONS by CARRIAGES,
At COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, MONDAY. DEC. 22, 1845.
BOW-STREET.
ALL CARRIAGES with Company going to the BALL and Box
Entrances in Bow-street, are to enter Bow-street by Russell-street,
and after Setting Down will draw off through Long. acre ; the same
route to be followed in Taking Up.
Private Carriages waiting to Take Up in Bow-street, to form a
Double Line on the East Side of Bow-street frons Russell-street to
Hake's-cotirt, with their Horses' Heads towards Long-acre, till called
rir, keeping clear tite Crossing in Russell-street. and after Taking Up
will drive of by Long-acre.
liaekney Carriages waiting to Take Up In Bow-street, to form in
Single Line in the Centre of Russell-street from Covent-garden-mar-
ket, and along the West Side of Bow-street so far as the Pump, op-
posite the Pit Entrance, with their Horses' Heads towards Long-
ac: e, keeping clear all Crossings, and 'after Taking Up will drive off
by Long-acre.

PRINCES-PLACE 'Ped PRIVATE BOXES.
All Carriages going to the Priv,Ate Boxes In Princes-place will enter
Dart-street by James-street, an .d after Setting Down return the same
War ; those waiting to Take tp, will form a Line in Princes-place,
and in the Centre of James-street, between Covent-garden-market
and Hart-street, till called up, and after Taking Up will drive off by
way of Bart-street into James-street, &c. &c.
No Empty Carriages will be allowed to pass down Bow-street from
Long-acre, from Eleven o'Clock in the Evening until the Theatre is
cloa RICHARD MAYNE,
Commissioner of Police of tha;Metropolis.
°lke of Metropolitan Police, Dec. 22, 1845.

THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
THIS EVENING
Will be repeated an Original Comedy, called THE MAIDEN
A IJN'f. Sir Simon Sqge, Mr. W. Farrel& ; Percy Sago, Mr. Hud-
son ; Mrs. Sarah Wilmot, Mrs. Glover; Catherine Wilmot, Mrs.
iinytnonr.

To bo followed by A New and Origiaal Farce, called RAILWAY
SULES. Gormaa fittel3Qll, Mr. Hudson , Mies Seyton, Atlas
ticyroa.

After which, A CABINET QUESTION.
To ototeinde with THE MILLINER'S HOLLIDAY.

THEATER ROYAL, .DELPHI.
THI
ay S EVENII.CG
hs procluo..e 1 au entir New Drama, calla THE LIONESS
OF THE NTOR CH, or, Tha .Prissuer of Shltusselbourg. Alexis
Rontaanuski, Mr. Wehster; Triptslemns 'Croat, Mr. Wright; Elivt-
Leth, Madams Celeste.
lea fiollowed by TAMING A TARTAR ; er, Magic and Ma-
.it,kaphol.ia. In which ltesse4. Paul Itedfard and Wright, Mist
wo:rig.tr, MaLlauie. C4lef.te, &e, will perform.:
To conclude with SEEING WItIGIIT.

THEATRE ROYAL,LICQEUM.
THIS EVENING WILL BE PERFORMED
THE CRICKET ON THE HEAZ.TII: A FAIRY TALE
OF HOME.

The Principil Characters by Mr. Keeley, Mr. Emery, Mr. Meadows,
Mr. P. Vining, IL's. Keeley, Miss M. Keeley (her Second Appearance
oyi any Stage), Airs. Wooliidge, Miss Dawson, Miss Howard, Miss
Forster, 3114 Miss Turner.
After which, a New Farce, called NEXT DOOR.
To comiutle with OUR NEW GOVERNESS. In which. Mr. and
Keeley will perform.

eItINCEStViiI TiIEATRE, OXFORD-STt.ELT.
THIS EVENING
Will be perrormed DON CrESAR DD BAZAN.
Bazan, Mr. IVaßack ; Marltalia, Mrs. Stirling..
A"er will be repeate.l x New Extravaganza, entitled
J EAMES:, the RAILROAD FOOTMAN of BERKELEY-VQUARS.
,leanits Plush, Mr. Compton.
'fo be followed by a New Grand Ballet, entitled LI DIABLE

Don CRestr de

AATLEY'S noTAL AMPHITNEATRE OF ARTS.
PROPRIETOR AND 'MANAGER. MR. W. BATTY.
THIS EVENING
Will be performed the Popular Spectacle of MAZEPPA. Embracing
the %hole Strength of the Company, aided by a Double Stnd.
New S..:eies of the Circle, combining the talent of tie Fresck aid
Eughoh Artiiites.

MINIS E Eifk 11,111110. Arllollg the rumours
rife is thl,clitical circle is that the Earl of Dalhousie is to
bane a ,e4t, in the Cabinet, and that the Earl of Ellenborough
le 'Pike to again enter the Government with a seat in the
CAlect. It is circulated that either the Earl of St. Ger-
M3TI3 or the Earl of Ellenborough will succeed Lord Wharn-
&life as Lord President of the Council. As to the reported
intention of the Earl of Haddington, to resign, as First Lord
uf the Admiralty, it is said that the Noble Earl certainly
purposed to give up office, without any reference to political
considerations, his retirement being induced by his somewhat
indifferent health, which was likely to preclude him from
taking' such an active share in the deities of his office. For the
present, however, the Noble narl will continue as First Lord.
There is a rumour that hew ill probably succeed Lord Wharn-
el i fn. Lord Stanley had intended to have left St. James's-
-8,1 Lure this morning, to join Lady Stanley at Knowsley Park,
the Earl of Derby's seat in Lancashire, from whence the
Nable Lerd and Lady intended to le• on a visit to Lord and
Lady Francis Egerton at Worsley Hall, but his Lordship
has abandoned all those arrangements, and will continue in
town.
THE LATE EXTENSIVE WATCH AND JEWEL Ron.
RI IN THE Crre.—Sergeant Wall, No. 16, and Gray,
ev,l),(illi.enhatnhde
No. 10, of the C division, the officers by whose sole exertions
the extensive system of plunder in watehesueanrodfjje3.
City was detected; and property of the
. value _
upwards, the principal portion belonging M
the 11.-ival Exchange, chronometer and watch. maker, and the
f
:Tiede:der to parties connected with the watch trade,
. restored
heve received the following reward for their sere ices : 11;
rrenc!) preeented each with a silver watch. of the best
poisib:~
neanufactirre, with all the newest improvements, the
vest price of each watch being 25/. The following inscription
is engraved on the inside cases :—" Presented by Mr. John
French, ofthe Royal Exchange, London. to Police Sergeant
(naming the officer, No. —), in testimony of his activity,
zeal, and perseverance, in recovering stolen property, value
2,000/., fuel bringing the culprits to justice, in the case Re-
gina e. Gamble and Bodill, tried at the Old Bailey, London,
Nov. 28, 184:1.' A cheque for a sum, to be divided between
the officers, accompanied the present.
TAR RE-OPENING or ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH.
—The re-opening of St. Margaret's Church, Westminster,
which has been so long delayed, in consequence of the exten-
sive alterations it has undergone, is to take place on Thurs-
day next;'being Christmas Day. It will be recollected that
during the last session of Parliament a sum of 1,2001. was
voted for repairing and beautifying the church, which has
nearly all been expended on the interior, but little having ,
been done on the outside.

MUNIFICENT PONATION.—The Secretary of the
Society for Promotmg.Christi an knowledge has just received
the sum of 1,000/. in furtherance of the views of the above
Society, from an anonymous contributor signing himself " A
Friend Unknown_