The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-23 00:00:00

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Haniburgh Mails, with intelligence to the 12th
inst. have arrived. By Letters front Hanover it
appears, that the army of that kingdom has been
reduced nue-third, from 30 to 20,000 men. Ad-
vices from \Vatssw still complain of the intract-
ableness of the Jews, arising hone their dislike
Of agricultural pursuits, and even talk of compel.
hug them to labour on the highways. It is stated,
from Copenhagen, that the Government of Den-
walk, not leaving provided for its wants by the
late loan of six millions of marks hanco, will en-
deavour to negociate a loan in Entdand to the
same amount, and on the sam,:, conditions.

Yesterday rooming the Duke of Yourc pre-
sented some new regimentals to the PRINCE Re-
GENT, at Carlton-house, for his Royal Highness's
approbation.
Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, the
PRINCE REGENT went in his carriage to the
Qieen's Palace, where he was received by the
Duke of YORK, Colonel STEPHENSON, and Gene-
ral, TAYLOR. TLe REGENT remained in the Pa-
lace two hours inspecting the different apartments,
and also the library, which is detached from the
Palace.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Yoax.,
and a select party, dined with the Duke and
Duchess of GLoucesTen.
Grand Dinners were on Saturday given .by
Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH, Earl of CASSILLIS,
and the SPeAKeR of the House of Commons ; Sir
JOHN Osnousts, at the Admiralty ; and the Duke
of Sussex, at Kensington.
It is said an Algerine Ambassador and suite
are shortly expected to arrive iu London.
Lord BELHAVEN is elected one of the Sixteen
Peers of Scotland, in the room of the Earl of
Ertam., deceased.
The report in some of the Papers of the loss of
the Chichester packet from the Mediterranean is
incorrect.

THE Ti7E kTRE.
DRTiItY-LANs.—Vrev,mis to the rising of ills
Curtain last night at this Theatre there %vas 11
kind of portent Ons bustle that scented to announce
an approaching stoma, The Play was The Diraf
of Naples, and all went 011 smoothly till the sh
, ing of the scene presented Air. KEAN to the
audience, on which vehement marks of
bation appeared to manifest the feelings of I.e,
audience in general. Demands tar 6' an apologY
apparently arose from all quarters, and though
there was evidently a party in tavour of Mr. 1.1.60;'
yet it was wholy overpowered by those who
against him. At length he advanced to the front
of tie Stage, and delivered, according to one
Morning Paper (for we were not present), the
tollowing words
4‘ LADIES aND GENTLEMEN,—To you I owe my rxistericr-r•
my character—all that is dear to me. If in the letter wbica
has appeared La the politic Papers I have offended yon, I ast,
sorry for it.—{Applauses.)—Erery anam has his faults--I Ivo'
wine. Perhaps was intemperate.—(Applauses.)---o"C'„a.
were
ti:aolt.,t.Lys(;oh,ttg-olui litiisthfteewliiiiligdsoiatid I have only to beg'''.
LADIES AND GENTLEMENS—I beg, at the same time, not
to be understood as coucediog to any persoit as to what
in that letter. What 1 have said is true, though yd-
stated
mit I said it intemperately."tit
Another Morning Paper states what he "id
the following tennis :
" LAtnes AND GENTLEMEN,—I apprehend that the inter"
ruptiou given to the performance is owing to an 01)44ivatrat
tertained by some that I have failed in my duties
7•o tba
Public to whom I owe my reputation and existence-
Public it is my wish to explain—t, their deciiion
Stsbmit, and to theta only 1 act willing to apologize' 1.." led
consequence of an unjust accusation, I have bent ttetiroor
for a moment into passion or ill temper, it is the tault.:3 rot
nature—l cannot help it; but having done' so, it ren,'3:i'jaitt
are to apologize to that Public whose support I nos` J." 05t
We know not which of these statemeta'shisuLo,
correct, but the result was genet al apPd(i,...
and lie proceeded its his pat t without tattber
turhance, and with his usual success.---15uti
conceive that thouh the public is intereste"
the question, so far, as depends on a due cePriefaif
tation of such dramatic productions as arc
to afford them amusement, yet that they l'a"l4--at
right to call on him for an apology,b t or
some atonement was rather due to die 3:aibt
of the Tragedy which gave occasiott to this "u:
molt, However, we ECCOltiliteild geller:rt
amnesty on both sides. The feelings that Pr `)--erg.
Mr. KEAN to so many acts of generosity al h
leis
r
der him as much an object of esteem
profession as his talents do of atitninili"" ragy
the public, may be expected to operate r:„od
in favour of an Author who possesses abliti-tvith
learning, and who has been disappaillif ')
!aspect to a play from which he had ress,
promise himself profits of essential ial,rest
family. We therefore think that it will he
fionrscvlitjratri,actaenrd"e'ixtterNt frhitKnsEelfw wtoi•ll:riznegalthieo:s:BY;
port of it. From all that we h'i/e„.,;,1
of the Author, he is an amiable to
and according to his own statement Ilts-che
struggle hard in support of his fantlY. hl,na
notice which has been drawn to his piece volland
doubt, render it very attractive on the stge'so4,
Mr. KEAN would (10 himself great 110110101',50011
ftttet,letaltipersuadeghze pbi,ay ysoii
eisi ourselves,liberal an
feel a fu
The ll reward in bl
is of too iittp`rrtsrtt`
Fazio was printed,
forward on Covent-Garden Stage,
Mr• MEAN must
consultation with the Aso bor.
know, that " kindness is ever tiObier ti"." re'
verge ;" and indeed, it is highly probable, th!r"
and
l)riroi
fast
tcteti,..ei
though he yielded to time impulse of an irritabli:
moment in his letter, his settled nature is geoe!:°,ite
We therefore anticipate the performance er:to
Tragedy, assured that it will afford plearsurwill
time audience and profit to • the Author; 't
ova,
also amply recompeoce Mr. IKEAN biS of
conscious liberality and the universal este,e the
the Public, and we may here fairly 004
words of our great Moralist—
., Far then Shall calm reflection bless the nigbt

4. When lib'ral ned e;
4. When Pleasure Pity tieddi g
herifi torcdhl atight Virtue a„,s,
" And Mirth was Bounty by an humbler 00.135-.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'

BETTING ROONI, MARCH 24, iSig-
Betting was brisk yesterday, as follows
RIDDLEtWORTII STASISS•
,f 1 to 1 agst Trtasurer
7to agst Blue Stockings lIT to
al:173:1:71r
inftSY. •
61 to 1 agst Euphrates I
13 to 1 agst Iris
14 to 1 agst Pledge 20 to 1 agst any GLILL

OAKS.
7to 1 agst Blue Stockings Bto 1 agst littrosgs.
8 to 1 agst Dodona. j to to i agst
ST. LEGER.
9 to I agst Laird of Mark- II to agst Man(l4„944e
house 13 to 1 agst Magis"
9 to I agst Lisette 20 to 1 agst Mortiraer A gs'
Even betting on the match: between Fitz-Orville all"
gist rate.
The following Petition was presented on,rU~ra,
day at the Levee :
To his Royal Highness The PRINCE ItEG-vocto•rr;
[he further Petition of NATHANIEL fizalamoo'
efts
Laws, oubiivois.
Humbly sheweth,—That his Majesty's lOraZo the " rolrl
ever rely on Assurances graciously given Oleo' LAi At 01-11.0
and sate is their trust in your princely tiOnce-
times, your Petitioner has offered, as the t',"" sortie 10..1
advised your Royal Highness that he might 00 of your 11,4
particular Prayer to the justice and wistlom.,°
Highness. Each sovereign Act, which your re-do or sun"
by that advice, implored your Itoril Highness Co hoesss
in his behalf, would give effect to your 11°Ia'rwie i/9
t for
most graci,ms purpose. His further huutble 4,-ras Y°o.
such Act or Acts, on your Royal Highness's em_i,oly intv;
Royal Highness see fittest to fulfil that Deniiti ratiel!
mated purpose, whereon your Petitioner's tiro I: .0, irt 111.1
reliance was, with submissive Duty, stated by olou,s. et:.
former Petitions, to your Royal Highness. And ,
tiuner, as in duty hound, will ever pray, &C. 81

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BIRTH.
On the 20th inst. at Trimby, near Bagshot, ter
tf,b3c4r:ifto
the Honourable Alexander Murray (second 80,1
Earl of Dunmore), of a daughter.
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MARRIED.
Yesterday, by special license, at St. George's, part.
square, by the Rev. William Gordon, Sir Jacob Astler Nor-
of Melton Constable, Norfolk, and Seaton Delac:iter
thumberland, to Georgiana Caroline, youngest Cl3"r %h ire.
Sir LlenryDashwood, Batt. of Kirltingtota Park, Oxfor'

DIEM
On the 18th of January, at Antigua, where he 'Went I°_rldtr;
benefit of his health, John Hawksby, Esq. of Lor!dou, ci
son of Archibald C. Liawkshy, Esq. of Dublin.

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