The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-15 00:00:00

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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

The Marriage of Figaro introduced last Ilig,fhP'r
Miss RUSiELL in the character of Susannah. ;'
young lady is, we understand, one of I)'l4:et
pupils, and does credit to his tuition. So fa "'
sonal attractions go she is passable • but `f,i
archness and vivacity. Her voice is clear Odd) •
cate in its tones, of tolerable compass, and vire11..6.;7. 441
laced ; but she is not first rate in any one rettte',
Her best vocal performance was the :it""1
Duet," which she sang with Mrs. BEDFoIp ter('
represented the Countess Almaviva), and whigb,"
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duced a loud and unanimous encore. Misl Perk
made a Cherubino as unlike the character aseill
nevertheless she sang, as she usually doe,. i 3
great taste and animation. cotsi
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After the impressive play of the Point of Ife, sre
in which the new actor, Mr. GREEN, perOirt3of
In
Valcour with great energy, a Miss BYFIELD qat Oosi.
of Mr. LEJEUNE, organist of the Catholic form
in Moorfields) made her first appearance °ll,:fi, 13erli
stage, as we were given to understand, as
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in the opera of the C'arron Side. She is a ilitfro r Ore
pretty-looking young lady, but was so overt:oov Datii
her first entrance by excessive timidity, that-iiitioc 13'tni
opening song she struck a wrong note. Ina
.eJ Stc'c
time, however, she was restored to comparative .0 wan!
possession, the applause of the audience chee'.. I‘lslo
her every song, and exhibited vocal abilitieid; err,
mean order. We have seldom seen a young /se' Neat
who grew so suddenly into favour with her Iletijo repo
Mr. Woou, in the character of Co/one/ gre
Ong with great sweetness ; and KEELY and Pr"'
Gerwmtp, as Sandy Sanderson arid Jannet, actlu'rsi " a

theuiselves, as usual, with liveliness and ability'
131 ANCIII TAYLOR'S G'aptain Lindsay was j°
excellent performance, and exhibited a high cd'o,3i
vocal talent. The house was tolerably well site

till half-price, when it filled rapidly.

MANCHESTER UNION CLUB.—The ""ir/1
berg of the Manchester Union Club celebrated their I's'
versary at their rooms in Mosley street, on FridsY
in; List, GILBERT WINTER, Esq. in the chair. 1104,
70 gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, with ),0
of the first erder, and the party separated at a Well
alter a very convivial and agreeable meeting.---01"c

Mercury.
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TILE REAVARD OF MERIT.--It gives
finite satisfaction to learn that the Reverend Mr. 1)1,°)).0
" History of the Lord. Mayor's Voyage to Oxft' 04
already reached a fourth edition. Dr. amciiiosl'4ll
famous Oriental scholar, is busily engaged in tranOti
into the llindostanee language. "
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Intelligence has been received at Paris 0o
safe arrival in Egypt of the French antiquaries ind
who repaired to that country to study its. moiloll,,je
They left Sicily on the 7th of August, and hieci..
Alexandria on the 18th of the same month., (hl for
CHAMPOLLION, jun., and the artists who acceeelivoi
him, were presented to the PACHA, who recvivej: Ter
in the most courteous manlier. M. CHastrotile-od
tern front Egypt to his friends at Paris extend to the iii
of August. The Tuscan Scavane, with Signor 8e51,50
at their head, were introduced to the PAcitA on the
of August by the Consul-General of Tuscany, and recel 1:0"
every assurance of protection in their antiquarian $l3"
rary researches.
There has been a fair home business .(I°l/
the home trade during the last and present weeks. A g,4
beeil
number of buyers from London and the country Kaye
in town.—Munchcster Herald.
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One of the long-talked-of steam-coaches.,
to have started last week for Southampton, and °T
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fact under way, but on leaving the engineer's Yen," IV
entrance to which is only four inches broader th3Avr,;',
steam-carriage, the latter was impelled against the ilOl
and befOre the impetus could be stopped, the foret%,,ioi
the carriage was crushed, the axles strained, and the d'
chains broken.

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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.--A i,,
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occurrence took place at Broadstone, near Beialtd(4l,
evening of Friday the 4th current. Mr. Jour( Pooro4
lime merchant there, went out as was his habit is VI
nights, before going to bed, to ascertain if the 5111,7 9
were burning. The path between the month of frcear
and the breast is only about three feet broad, and Iti4of
posed that, either owing to the extreme darkness
es 6y
night, or the violence of the storm, he had stumblel'loa of
was precipitated over the breast of the kiln, and 1 eiati)
the spot. His wife fell asleep immediately on Ili' 4
out, and awoke not till she was alarmed in the
the bearers of her husband's mangled corpse. ifA-
sober and industrious man, and has left a widow sof
young children to lament his loss.—Cakdonian frier-c
MARCH OF FASHION.—It is saidth
Mustachio and Cigar Club is to be this winter estabinf
in Chester, for the benefit of the dandies. As these ge;
covet distinction, they will be satisfied, while the
unction will be advantageous to the rest of socirtPie
person who respects cleanliness, decency, and ESlits
countenances, will aspire to be of their fraternity.--'
ter Courant.
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Eight persons were last week committeoce
the Devizes Bridewell for offences against the Game l',ftr
in addition to which, others were pardoned on the' 09
forming against the buyers, one of the latter of wh°l/1
convicted in penalties amounting to 20/.
Obit'
Crookedholm is increasing rapidly in inhe the
ants. In 1818 they did not exceed 90, and nclio tbs
number is nearly SOO. They are mostly employed att.
extensive woollen-mill establishment there.—Agri
A few days since, whilst ploughing in
belonging to Mr. FRENCH, in the parish of Ilanwellf
fordshire, the share struck against a small RoMsilroiti"
upon the breaking of which there fell out 70 !jive! %$
of the following Emperors and Empresses:—NaSay,'''
PASIAN, TITUs, DOMITIAN, Nic/ixA, TRAJAN, Aprr
ANTONINITs Pins, Auaxuus, Fa tISTINA (wife of TcAl''
141NU5), FAUsTINA (wife Of AUIELIUs),' and
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HIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
1)1`;ALI OCT. N.N.W.—Arrived from
London, the Arethusa, Johnson, for Batavia ; and
Redman, Freebody, for Africa. Arrived the Fame,
Crowburst, from Malaga.
PORTSMOUTH, 0cT.14.---Wind N.N.E.--Arrived
a Russian store ship from Cronstadt, for the Medi-
terranean. Sailed the Pyramus, Brodie, for New
South Wales ; and Speculator, Chapman, for Trieste.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 13.---Wind N.—Sailed the
Duke of Roxburgh, for Madras; Royal Yarnan,
Willer, for St. John's ; and Pearl, Fox, for Faro.
ABERDEEN, OCT. 12,.--.Wind S. to S.S.W.—
Arrived the Middleton, Reed, from Davis' Straits.
OCT. 3 —Arrived the Laurel,ll.langer, and
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.an Munro, from Davis' Straits; Broderick,
!)°'-'4t, and Jean Baptiste, Pearson, from Petersburgh.
-DtllstaN OCT. 13.---Wind W.N.W.--Arrivcd
the nt
John and James, Scott, , from Quebec ; Hen-
etta,
Goode, from Malaga ; Ark, Sewell, from
(atilt s and Leeds, —, from Bordeaux.

The Tickler, Grayson, arrived at Liverpool, sailed
TrcitTl Berbice the 3d ult., sad was boarded the same
a 37 by his Majesty's ship Icarus : on the 27th, in
t' 37. long. 47, am armed brig, full of mcn, came
alongside, supposed to be a pirate ; she had been
110vering about all the preceding day, and desired a
coat to be sent on board, which was not attended to,
and after remaining a short time asking several ques-
ti
"8, made sail for the eastward : on the 29th, in
Ist 40. long. 44, spoke the Steadfast, from St. Kitt's
to Bristol.

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THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

!ar and 41: ' , CIT Y, TwEx.rn 0' CLOCK.
well° • 111
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,i e settlement of the account both in the English
no requ' 1 i" Foreign Funds has occasioned considerable
le ,iljeto:lj
i",tivNtil.e this morning in both markets; in the former
,Foa.D.k,rt
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nsoves a decided Bull account, and consequently
I whicti,}s, ", . Is, which opened at 86-,1,- it for money, gradually
mis, oble (lechned to 854 6; the continuation was at one
.as pes,,l,ti !iter.iod.given at I per cent. for November, at present
does'
to'! about 5-16ths ; Consols have since rallied, in
tisequence of the Jew party buying a few thou-
tn 1s 4ikonds.for November at 86k, and the present quota-
,RE, 86 i for money, with a more cheerful appear-
,lfoliet,r Itirri:e ; the Commissioners gave 86i. India Bonds
of ,otel 84' 6 pm.; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pm.
pero'itl iln the Foreign Funds the settlement seems to be
110E.17c,ii'or,
itatonising fast, and but little business doing. The in-
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character, has had an evident effect on the
isv c_
file o reign. Securities here, particularly Russian and
er ° Ili Danish.b. Whether the sudden determination of the
, that' P Aaank at Berlin not to advance loans on Foreign
Ina -
iel 1 j Stock arose from a knowledge of a further loan being
arative •wanted..aated to renovate the Treasury of his Imperial
ice chee i
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Present contest but that it must come to this ; and
report says, the godfather to the present loan, a
great leader of the Hebrews, will not, in the
Present state of affairs, consent to come forward
on a future occasion, whilst the country in question
is in a state of war. Another inquiry is making,
*ill the panic at Berlin extend to the Exchanges of
Vienna and Paris ? Whilst some think this will be
the case, others hold a different opinion; which is
correct at the present moment it is impossible to
state. Russian Bonds, from 93 buyers, fell to 9-23-;
banish, from 61- 62 to 61i; Portuguese, from 56i
t° 561, The other quotations are, Brazilian 62i ;
Mexican, 381 i; and Greek, 18+
In Shares there appears no important variation.
Three per Cent. Consols, 86 ; Ditto, for Account,
4611-; Itdia Bonds, 84 6 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pm.
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~,roartcw.—Brazilian, 62 1; Buenos Ayres, 46 It;
SO ; Colombian, 19 SO; Danish, 61 ;
R;„eek' 181 it Mexican, Five per Cent., 28 9 ; Ditto,
""*" Per Cent., 38a;
Ru"ians 92 ; Spanish, 11/.
Peruvian, 181 ; Portuguese,
Mexican, 71 69 dis. ; Brazilian, 49
"'" Prn. ; Ditto, National, 4i 5i pm. ; 13olanos, 185 195
Pknl,. • ; Colombian, '7i dis.; Tlalpuxaburi, 10 15 per
-"are.; United Mexican, 20k 19i dia.

TWO O' CL OCK.
Consols have assumed a better and more lively
BPPearance, and are'B6i buyers, and 86k sellers for
Na'tember. The Account has passed over without
anY failure of importance. It is rumoured however
that in one or two instances priviite arrangements
• bade been made to patch tip.
Accounts are hourly expected of importance from
the meet of war, for which the utmost anxiety is
felt.

THREE O'CLOCK
Con Sols 86i for money, and 861 for Nov.
POUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 86k
1:26. for Ac. 86i
tirnailian Bonds 62i
tuenos Ayres
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Russian 921
Spanish 114

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The death of the Queen Dowager of WUR-
?43IIIERG was conveyed by telegraph to Paris in the follow-
tag manner :—" Stuttgard, Oct. 6.—Her Majesty, the
Queen Dowager of WURTEMBERG, si4ter of the King of
)(GLAND, died this day, at the Castle of Louiebourg,
between one and two o'clock in the afternoon, from the
tirecto of dropsy."
The unexpected death of the Queen of Wux-
' /k/uexc has plunged his MAJESTY and all the Royal
Family into much grief. The QUEEN was at all times a
tuarked favourite with all her brothers and sisters ; and
her recent visit to her native country, by renewing the
ijes of affection, now renders their severance but the more
Painful.
It is said that Judge HOLROYD, and another
n a very-infirm state of health (not Judge BEST), intend
tO resign directly. It is now generally understood that
thtee new J•dges are to be added to the number which
till now bee been held sacred.— York Courant.
Our Tory Contemporary stated, last Saturday,
that.the Rev. Mr. CUNNINGHAM, of Harrow, is going to
'ttarry Lady BTRON. There is one obstacle--Mr. Cus-
' I)4GRA.At is a married tnan. The story of his marrying
Y BlittoN meet have been picked out of some newspaper
" Years old, at the time when Mr. CUNNINGHAM was
'*i(lower.— York Courant.
. On Tuesday, when the Duke of WELLING-
Z 44 and the Earl of ABERDEEN were presented by the
4rquis de PALMELLA to the young Queen of PORTUGAL,
tft. NIAsEs-ry, in reply to the congratulations of the Duke,
• ;,Ift?'tved, " I know that your Grace once saved the Crown
„o.Portugal for my august grandfather, and I trust that it
• It'll now be a second time saved by you."—Caledonian
4"4ercury.

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On the 29th of July last, Colonel JANIE,
A
t—• rmiQuitaasosr, of the 25th Regiment, or King,. Gwn
I j, '''lllerers, commanding his Majesty's troops in the
dnd of Trinidad, was sworn into the Government of that
Col
„ "Y pro tempore, on the death of Sir P. J. roon-
"1")) /3art. the late Governor.—Aberdeen Chronicle.
The intended steam navigation conveyance
'etwera this port, Hull, and Lynn, is meeting with the
sanction and support of the tradesmen in this town. A
"Putation of four gentlemen has been appointed by the
!'"'ulittee to proceed to Hull to consult with the persons
In that town interested in such an undertaking.—Boston
Gazette.
The Minister of the Interior has recently sent
th_ilver medals to several physicians in provincial towns who
bees active in propagating vaccination.—French

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FISH-IVARKET, DILLINGSGATE.

This morning's market exhibited a tolerably fair supply
of the tinder-mentioned kinds of fish ; of other sorts there
were hut few arrivals. Cod-tisk were of particularly fine
quality. The following were the prices:—
Prime Turbot, each l2s. 04. to 258.0 d.
Ditto email, per do.
Soles, per three pairs.
Cod,tish,each 3 6 8 6

Brill, each
•- 6 0

Live'Flounders, per quartern
Live Eels per 51b.
Fine Lobsters, per score 10 0 in 0
Inferior ditto
Fine Crabs (each)
Fine'Prawsie, per lb.
Shriinps, per gallon
Fine Yarmouth Red Herrings, per hundred 6 0 8 0
Scotch ditto 5 0 0 0
Best Common Oysters, per bushel 8 0 10 0
Natives 25 0 32 0

Orders were yesterday issued from the Lord
Chamberlain's Office fur the Court to go into mourning
for her late Majesty the Quern Dowager of WURTEMBEAG,
on Sunday the 19th inst. It is not expected that there
will be a general mourning.
THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.— lier MA-
JESTY was so much recovered yesterday morning, that she
left her apartments and breakfasted in the drawing-room.
At four o'clock in the afternoon, her MAJESTY received a
visit from the Marchioness de PALMELLA. The Brazilian
Minister had afterwards an audience of her MAJESTY, and
introduced Monsieur LEME, who arrived within these few
days from the Brazils.

The Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Lady
MARY TAYLOR, took an airing on Monday afternoon in
her carriage and four, and paid a visit to the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE, at their residence in Bushy-park;
the Princess remained with her Royal relatives till the
evening, when the Princess returned to Frogmore-Lodge.

The Duke of SUSSEX was expected on a visit
to the Marquis of CLEVELAND at Raby Castle, at the latter
end of last week. Lord DURHAM and Mr. BROUGHAM
were invited to meet his Royal Highness. The latter
gentleman is now said to be restored to perfect health, and
is expected in town this day.'
Colonel FABVIER, the Philhellene, landed at
Toulon from Greece, on the 3d inst. The friends of
Greece in that port had proposed a public dinner in honour
of the Colonel, but as soon as his quarantine expired he
set out for Paris, without being able to share in the intended
hospitality.

Great activity prevails at this moment in the
naval arsenal of Bayonne. Seven vessels, including a ship
of war of 800 tons burthen, are upon the stocks.

CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 10.—This being the first
day of Term, a Congregation was held for the election of
University Officers, when the following gentlemen were
elected to their respective offices :—Senior Proctor,
ALEXANDER Mar.com WALE, M.A., of St. John's Col-
lege; Junior Proctor, HENRY MELVILL, M.A., of St.
Peter's College. S _crutators, MARTIN THACKERY,
of King's College; HENRY EVELEIGH HOLLAND, B.D. ,
of Emmanuel College. Taxors, T. S. TURNBULL, M.A.,
of Caius College ; JOSEPH STUDHOLME, M.A., of Jesus
College. Moderators, CHARLES JEFFREYS, M.A., of St.
John'. College; JAMES BOWSTEAD, M.A., of Corpus
Christi College. The following gentlemen had their de-
grees conferred on the same day :—Masters of Arts,
RONERT MA ITLA ND, of Trinity College; THOMAS STACE-
HOUSE CARLYON. Bachelors of Arts, RICHARD WALDE-
GRAVE PARKER, of Catherine Hall; B. LANGTON WIL-
LIAMS, ditto; JOSEPH SILVERS, of Trinity College; E.
LEACH, ditto; RICHARD BIRD, of Magdalen College ;
CHARLES GORING, of Sidney Sussex College. A petition
was also presented to the senate, for leave to confer the
degree of D.D., by Royal mandate, on the Rev. GILBEItT
AINSLIE, who has been recently elected to the Mastership
of Pembroke Hall.