The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-16 00:00:00

ORATORIO.

,COVENT-GARDEN.—fast night, after a Selec-
tion from Der Frieichutz, conducted by the
Author, was performed, Mr. FURSTENAU re-
peated his Air, with Variations on the Flute. Hi.
execution is wonderful, but his tone too delicate
for such tt place as Covent-garden Theatre,
which require, the, powers, of a N scuotacors
to fill. The, Second Part consisted, or an ad-
mixture of Sacr,ed and Profane...--LUTIIER'S Hytnn
was given by BRAHMA, With all his wonted
power end expression (encored.) 111iss Room;
sung MozhatT's " I'io the sopete" with grvat taste.
Miss IL GAwsc sung a new, Anthem composed
by P41112Y, accompanied ,on the violoncello by
Baooxs, in a very chaste and expressive manner,
every word could ,be„ disatictly heard, which
proves that her, tutor, Sir G. SMART, has,done his
duty towards her. The effect,tif the forte and
piano, in the chorus, was very good. Arrwoop's
Coronation Anthem followed; then" Aye Verson,"
a beautiful morceau of MOZART'S, being one of
his last compositions. BRAIIAM introduced I!, The

1301(10 of ilpherainden," composed for hitn by
BARNETT. Bothttlits.SMlTU ,and CHAS. 1101t11
have adapted these fine words of i.;AbirIIELL'S ex-

tremely well. BARNETT hits aimed at something
higher; the effort does him great credit. Mr.
ATKINS sung " Pow forth no more,". and 6$ ;Von
pia andrai," in excellent style. A grand Jubilee
Overture by Wait was finely performed, and en.
cored; it is very difficult, consequently Mr. Moat
and his coadjutors dcserve the greatest credit. 'lle
Third Part went off with great, eclat—thanks to
the excellent arrangements of the able Conductor,

r GEORGE Smairr.—The house •wns crowded.
The Pupils of the Royal Academy of Music,
both male and female, occupied four of the
boxes) which formed a very imposing 'sight.

NORTH AND SOUTII AWRICAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM,MAitcat 16.

DEAL, MARCH 15,—Came down from the River' and sailed
the Funchal, Mc.Pherson, for Madeira; Old Alaiti, Tully. for
Sierra Leone; 'Eliza, —, 'for Malta; Wallace, Wallace,
for Nassau; and Me Ocean, Pearson, for Nalparaiso. Came
clown and remain the Thome and Alfred, .Smith,
Gime& ; the Alfred,' Madick, for Newkus dland; lb!
Alexander,_ De %Char, for Jamaica and Ilite4d ; the
R Planter, eclmati, for Barbetloes ; Castor Cockson, for Cork ;
and the Vesper, Talbert, for Honduras.' 'Arrived. and remain
the'St. David, Salmon, from Charleston, for London ; and the
Hawk, Clanpitt, for antliurgli ariti'Newfoirtidland.
Sur 11.14.—(Second lietter4—SiOe my first. went to post, all
the outwatd-boundhave,proceeded on their voyages. Passedby
the Swedish brig St. Johannes, Itroft, frOm Marseilles and Be.
necarlo, bound to Hamburgh ; the Russian , ship Richard, of
Archangel ; and the Theodore, Km, from St. Übe's, bound to
Bergen.
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EFROSI LW VD'S.I ' • '
DEAL, AiAltCH' D.—Wind W.N.W.—ArriVed the Oporto,
Edmonds, from Oporto; and the. St, Datitl, Salmon, from
Charleston. Ariiied from the !Byer and sailed the Finehal,
AI ' Ph'erson, for Madeira; Wallace, Wallace, Mr Nriointi, N:P. ;
Old Maid, Tolly, for Sierra ',Cone ; Eliza, Fuze, for Malta ;
also, and remain, the Vesper, Talbot, for Honduras ; Thomas
and Alfred, Smith, for Grenada ; Batbadoei Planter, Redman,
for Barbadoes ; Alexander, Deucher, for Jamaica ; Affleik,
Fell, for Tobago; and.the Alfred, Maddock, for Newfound-
land ; and the Hawke, Cisme], from Htunburgh to Nay/.
foUndland ; Good Hoffning, Triera, fr an ditto, for Rouen.—
The Jane, Taylor, from Sincanore, has sailed for the River..l
• ronTsstotrrit, Menpri )4,—Wind: W.N.W,....Anip. 1
his Majesty's ship Blonde, Captain I .ottl Byron, from Vali*.
raiso, &c. Sailed tlit'Catoline; Twiney, for London. ' •,
PLYMOUTH, M Alton 14.—Wind S.S.W.--Arr:yed from
Fawey the Emulous Steam Packet, bound to Calcutta; and the
Sappho transport, ftom Deptford. Sailed the Female, Quip.:
man ; Lively, lalkeeer ;:Bent,.. -----, and Crecenti Pitt,
for London. 1 I.
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FALstotrit, MARCH 14.—Wind W.S.Wt to 8.1 t'
ti r, r-
rived the Peace, Pradham, from St. Ahriman'; Entitrp ,
i I osicln, and Bloomfield, Cowling. from Loudon. Salle& •
Colrdonla, Joyall. for Maracaibo ; Briton, Richards, for.Cnrk ;
Fanny Votive, Lister, for Hull ; Dart, Careen, for Newcastle;
Margaret, Johnson ; Royal George, Allen; Bramln, !Wynn t
Vulcan, Griffiths; Limaden, Steel, and Relief, llorntryall
fur liondon.