The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-07 00:00:00

Like mountain sylph on fairy land.

The magic of that witching „eye
Came from a heart of Feeling's own;
And, sensibility fur aye

Forth in its light-winged radiance shone.
Whene'er she spoke, the hreaSt was tossed—,
The thinking Faculties were lost.

But when .she sung, the sweetest measure
That eVer waked a thought of pleasure,
On the rapt lisener's senses stole,
And roused the transport of his soul.
My eyes may fadenty heart feel pain,
Ere I such music hear again-,
So wildly sweet—so smoothly clear—,
An angel might have bent his ear
To catch the soft entrancing tone,
Ere yet its dying sound was gone! .
Near Tandragee.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

AnnwAt.s.-7Lord St. Helen's, from a tour; the Duchess
of Richmond and the Ladies Lennox, from Herts ; Earl and
Countess Mtrlgrave and family, from their seat, liorlsshire.
At Brunet's Hotel, General Lord Desfourneau, from Paris ;
Le Count Gentel, and Colonel O'Haggarty, from ditto. At
Warren's Nese Hotel, General Dunlop, from Scotland and
Mr. and Mrs. Callagan and family, from Brighton. Lord
Alvanley, at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, from a

:cur.

DEPARTvnes.r—Lord Foley, for his seat, Worcestershire ;
the Earl of Harcourt, for his seat, Berns ; Sir G. Heatbcote,
Tlart., for kis seat, Lincolnshire; the Earl of Pembroke, for
his seat, Wilts.

The following we understand to be a correct ac
count of what relates to Drury-Lane Theatre and
BRADBURY:—The Theatre has no quarrel with Mr.
BRADBURY, but, on the contrary, Mr. STEPHEN
KEMBLE was authorized by the Gentlemen of the
Sub-Committee to write to Mr. BRADBURY. He
did so on Tuesday last, to assure him, that al-
though the Pantomime, for which alone he had
been engaged, had failed, yet Mr. BRADBURY'S
engagement would be as punctually fulfilled as if
it had succeeded, To Mr. KEMBLE'S letter no
answer was given ! The Pantomime was withdrawn
by command of the Public, nod so was Mr. BRAD.
BURY ; and as the latter was only engaged for that
Pantomime. how could the Managers again present
him to that Public by whom they were commanded
never to suffer him to appear on those boards
again 1 If Mr. BRADBURY'S engagement is made
as beneficial to him as if no failure had occurred,
of what can he complain i The Jew was con-
tented with his bond !—Would Mr. BRADBURY
desire more? It is a shocking consideration that
the amusement of so large a part of the Public as
attended last night, should have bad their ears as-
sailed and their entertainment interrupted by such
a man, and the band of Ruffians who supported
him.
ANI BCDOTIR.—TIM Marquis
.Of purchas-
ed at a very large price, a bin of claret, which]
was of a peculiarly valuable vintage, and which
he meant to preserve for a treat to his friends—
for be thought that he possessed web. Whe-
ther real friends came more rarely than he ex-
petted, or whether his Lordship wished that his
claret should remain undisturbed a twelvemonth in
order to give its excellence a fairer trial, it is cer.
tain that above that period had elapsed before the
Marquis, duly seated at the head of a table foil of
noble companions, rang for his butler, and asked
for some of that " peculiar data." " That 'claret,
my Lord," said the man of trust, " is all drank."
" Already?" inquired his Lordship, " I have not
tasted a drop of it ! You must surely mistake the
wine I am asking you for."—" Not at all, my Lord"
rejoined the modest batter, " the claret has been
fairly drank in your Lordship's family, upon my
honour—not exactly at the first tabb,, indeed, hut
I can assure your Lordship it had ample justice
done to it at the second."
The late and unusual continuance of mild wea-
ther probably has not any where evinced a more
extraordinary proof of its effect, than in the gar-
den of a Mr. RIcHARDS, of Flaking, near Mil-
ford Haven ; where, very lately, one of the apple
trees exhibited some of its branches in full blos-
som, upon the falling off of which two apples were
fountl remaining, as completely formed as is ens-.
tomary upon a Spring vegetation.
A Nsty YEAR'S GlFT.—Flido.y evening, the
wife dr -John Bridgman, cooper, of Broomfield,
Essex, was delivered of three children, two boys
and a girl, who, with the mother, are likely to do
well. She had t wins about three years since, who
survived but a short time.

Tut Divinzins due on the Consolidated 3/. per
Cent. Annuities, and the Navy 51. per Cents..
which are now paying at the Batik of England,
will enable a numerous and highly respectable
class of the community, w ho have hitherto post-
poned their purchases, to obtain pat t of the '1 wo
Prizes of 3000/. which, with Nine other Capitals,
must be drawn Next Tuesday.—G. Car,RoLL,
Stock-Broker, solicits the attention of the Public
to his New Fortunate Office, No. 19, Corlan,
and his Old Established one, No. 26, Oxford,
Street, where No. 2387, the Ticktt ‘thich was
drawn a Prize of 30,0001. in the pi Lottery,
was sold.

Yesterday morning the body of an elderly wo-
man, apparently io the utmost distress, was found
in the Thames, near Limehonse ; she was sup-
posed In be not quite dead, and was carried to the
Camden's Ilead, Nt here a stogson attended, %vitt)
used the means recomittended by the Royal Hu-
mane Society for about an hour, but to no etiect.
she was observed walking about near the spot
in a melancholy 01004, and at length jumped into
the water.