The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, OCT, 6.

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The theatrical writers of this place have ;,,$
much occupied lately respect to the mover n•
of CooKe, the actor. For some time he wal,‘-re•
cealed, and nobody could find the place of re-
treat. At length it was discovered that lie fame of
tired not for the purposes of study, but PursuitieJ
a more jovial description. It was then rell°,fiej
that he was on the point of death; and had '44°4
a sum of money to'certain damsels to aatint 3 njertell
song over his grave. • Soon after, it was rePAn-be•
that a relation of his. kici recently died, 011'00
queathad considerable property to him. It wa:eft
that he had actually ordered mourning fur this rub.
tion, and announced his intention to retire trot=h Ferecl
lie life. The present report is, that he has e!
err
into an engagement with Mr. COOPER, the 1.,;"-„itt.d
can Manager, and actually sailed for the bia•
States on Thursday last, in a vessel' named Cwii-tioo
So many reports, however, have been it) Ciro"' jol
respecting this very eccentric prb in the thel'itere•
hemisphere, that this last report is not gener3l'cs,
dited. It is certain, however, that Mr. Cc° end
the American Manager, is here raising retrUil' 311,1
that he offered COOKE no less than three th°l2„sive-,
pounds; or guineas, to perform six weeks in 1; of
rica, and so tempting an offer; with the, chal',lne
profithblebenefits, tnay have induCed trim to en:l'o'
ine the expedition.—Cooxs, we understand,': btot
der articles•wjth the Covent-Garden Man ,Vrs',,,ell
it has never been observed that he thought , of
rigidly bound by such obligations, wilen
interest opposed them.--A few days will of or
.determine whether COOKE is now on suit wate',:ble
whether he is imbibing fluids of a more ague.
kind.
and hag
Mrs. JORDAN has been very attractive,
performed with as much spirit as ever she otiu' pit
new candidate started forward on Wednesdgit-,0
in the part of Dr. Panglos; and=quitted ltiose
well, that he is likely to become a favouti'e' .der
person is small, but he seems to have a cons' of
able share of judgment, and no small portion be
humour. His name is Locxg, and he is sl'iu
collaterally descended from his great phdo°P"ca•
namc4ake. His conception of the part s.va !fitly
rare; and he exhibited `great spirit in the 0.61°‘
ance of it. aoite
Mr. Lewis, our Manageroteems to have ~:mot
recovered his health, and though he has witi. for
his great talents as an, actor, yet, as a catereti li•
public amusement, he is alive, zealous, °I/-
beral.

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THE THEATRES..--Mr. KEMBLE was an°-,llrjell
for the part of Hamlet last night at,Cneent-w';1.003
Theatre, but not being recovered sufficientlytur
a severe indisposition which has affected Ilittlast.
s_evcral days, printed bills were circulated and- rat'
ed up to apprize the public of his inability r
form, and to state that Mr. C. KEMBLE, Was ° lot
the substitute. The audience, however, were,: of
to be satisfied, but long belote the drawing jog
the curtain, a great clamour prevailed, wine c 31.0/
for KEMBLE,' and some fort YOUNG. The ad
opened under this inauspicious state of things,!'
noi hit% could be heard of the performance.
Mr. KEMBLE appeared in the part of 126" tat
the storm burst forth with redoubled fury,
length more liberal sentiments began to prevll:o4
The meek submission of his manner, the stru:ar,
appropriation of his person to the assumed
t,r, and a, sense of the injustice and illiberality' °of,
'which he was treated, gradually procured bi.11,;c6
leation, and the general merit of his pertorar
throughout converted liohtility into favour, and
warm applause which he received seemed to riot
tended as ,an atonement for the outrage which
been offered to him, as well as a t°

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talents.
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THE I.TcEum.—Mr. LOVEGROVE made his 5
cond appearance' last night at this place in the 10'
racier of Lord Ogleby: Having, we presume, 4-0
digested his conception of this part, there wa5,1,0
observable alteration in his performance, excePt,•oir
he seemed to have 'clerked more self-posses'ft,
from the success which attended- his former efi„.°o%,
He is a Chaste, judicious attor, and eviclentlis 4r5.
sesses humour among his other requisites, irog,
GLOVER, for the first time performed, Miss Siert 0
She is an. excellent actress, and gave full cric.j,
the part. Mrs. ORGER, who, on the forrner°co,
siqn performed that part, was last night the.Furl
and sustained the character with delicacy',

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