The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-15 00:00:00

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Yesterday evening the Duchess of CLARENCE,:
accompanied by the Princess EMILIE of Carolath, honoured
Covent-garden Theatre with their presence.
DOVER, MARCH 11.—Arrived from Calais,
his Majesty's steam packet, Crusader, having ou board IL
Russian and a French messenger. They both proceeded
in great haste for London, and it is reported they were the
bearers of important despatches. Several despatches for the
Continent have been sent across since last evening.
LORD FoßßEs.—There is no idea whatever
that there will be any opposition to the re-election of the
Noble Lord for Longford. Indeed, his personal and public
character are such as to entitle him, in an eminent degree,
to public confidence. The son of Lord GRANARD, and
the nephew of Lord Molaa, has hereditary claims to the
attachment of Ireland.—Dublin Patriot.

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THE IRISH COURT.—Yesterday his Excel—
lency the LORD LIEUTENANT and the Linlies PAGET, enter -
tained at dinner the following distinguished personages :
The Marquis and Marchioness of DOWNSIIIRE, Marquis of.
WESTMEATH, the LORD CHANCELLOR and Miss HART,
Earl and Countess of ERROL, Earls DARNLEY, Hov:T►l,
a►d UXBRIDGE, Viscount FORBE, Major BROW NLow,
A.D.C., Captain GRAVES, A.D.C., &c. &c. The Loan
LIEUTENANT in the course of yesterday received Addresses
from the Guild of Merchants, the natives of \Vales resident
sTehau„niditattnoituti:nc.ake the following ap-
in Dublin, and the Corporation of Tailors. The Ladie:.
PAGET, accompanied by their brother, rode out yesterday
in a Swiss carriage. They went through the principal
streets, and were greatly delighted with the beauty of the
Irish metropolis. Ilis Excellency rides out daily, and we
Ilia Excellency
are glad to perceive that his health continues to improve.
pointments in the Chapel of the Castle of Dublin :—Dean
of KILLALOE, first Chaplain and Dean ; Archdeacon
13Issnor, Sub-Dean.—Dublin Evening Mail.
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Castle, w►th an address of thanks feu• the patronage ex-
tended to native manufacture by his Excellency the Loan
LIEUTENANT. The answer given by his Lordship wa,
verbal, and expreed, in the warmest manner, his deter-
mination to support the trade of this country.—Dublin
Patriot.
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In our report of the trial " The KING against
SUTTON, DESPARD, and others," for negotiating- the sale
of a Cadetship, instead of GIBBONS we should have said
GEORGE HENRY GIBBON ; and we arc now requested to
state that he has never lived in Walbrook, but that he ap-
pointed Dr. BACK to meet him at a solicitor's office, No.
32, in that street.

COVENT GARDEN TIIEATRICA L FUN D.-
Yesterday the anniversary festival of this theatrical charity
took place at the Freemason's Tavern, and was numerously
and fashionably attended. The Duke of CLARENCE was
in the Chair, supported on his right hand by the Duke of
SUSSEX and a long train of nobility and gentry. The
usual loyal and characteristic toasts were given, after which
Mr. FAwcETT (the Treasurer) in an able speech detailed
the rise, progress, and present state of the Fund. Mr.
I3RAIAxm: holding in his hand the celebrated cup carved out
of S rEARE's Mulberry Tree, sang GARRICK'S appro-
priate air, " Behold this fair goblet." The Royal ris.tors
did not leave the room till eleven o'clock.