The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-25 00:00:00

LONDON JUUI(NALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.
[Morning Herald ]
Accounts from Barbadoes, of the 2d January,
repeat, on the authority of Governor Woodford,
who had left St. Thomas's teu days before, the
report of Lord Cochrane's arrival at Margaretta.

COUNTESS MuNrraa.—lt is with great regret
we have to state that the Countess Munster has
been for some time suffering from indisposition,
at her house in Grosvenor-place. Within these
few days, her illness has assumed an alarming
character, and her Ladyship is now attended by
the most eminent physicians in the metropolis.—

[Morning Post.]

Papers from St. Christopher, to the 13th ult.
confirm the death of his Excellency, Thomas
Probyn, Esq. Governor of the blind. He died
on the 10,4 of January, of fever, after only three
days' illness. Governor Probyn was formerly in
the army. He served in America at an early period
of his lite, and more recently in Egypt. He was
appointed to the Government of Sr. Christopher
in 1816. His Excellency was Governor of the
Islands of St. Christopher, Nevis, Anguilla, and
the Virgin Islands.

ls'ile
Covent-Gard
t P YlOnn— is Royal Highness
situated very privately in his own box. At the
waatoe-GoarteTKbeatre on Tuesday night,
end of the play, however, he was recognised by
the audience, who immediately began to applaud,
and call loudly for " God save the King." This
was immediately complied with by the orchestra,
but that would nut satisfy them. The performers
were compelled to come forward, and sing the
national air in full chorus, the whole house stand-
ing up as usual. In the interval bet ween the play.
ing of the tune by the baud, and the drawing
up of the curtain, the house gave three loud
cheers, when his Royal Highness can't forward,
and bowed several times to the audience. We
were truly pleased at witnessing this spontaneous
manifestation of loyal feeling on an occasion so
purely accidental. It spews, whatever may be
the indelicacy of the systematic opponents of
Government—whatever may be the sentiments of
the Jacobinical factions among us, that the Pub-
lic mind is not infected by their poisons, but re-
mains in the same proper and becoming state by
which true Britons have ever been characterized
in their loyal and honest attachment to the illus-
trious House of Brunswick.—(lbid.)

Vito Times.]
Advice. from Vera Cruz confirm the intelligence
received, through Jamaica, of the British frigate
Sybille having been prevented from either anchor-
ing or landing any letters or passengers from her.
We now learn that the reason why the trigate was
not allowed to stop at this port was, that site
had on board Mr. Park, reported to be the Commis-
sioner appointed by Government to purchase spe-
cie, which it would appear the Spanish Authori-
ties objected to. Another frigate was expected
to be immediately dispatched, the Commander of
which would make the necessary inquiries on this
subject.

We learn,
,from authority to be depended on,
that the Duchess of Cambridge is expected to be
confined next month, the Duchess of Kent in
April, the Duchess of Clarence in May, and the
Duchess of Cumberland in June.—(lbid.)

SACRILRGE.—On Friday night, or early on Sa-
ttirday morning, the parish church of Watford,
Heats, was broken open by means of iron crows,
in expectation, no doubt, of finding the valuable
communion-plate. The villains were disappointed,
as the plate is not kept in the church. In revenge
for the disappointment, they did all the mischief
they could, by cutting and destroying the Bibles,
Prayer-books, &c. the velvet covet ings to the pul-
pits, desks, pews, &c. particularly the pew be-
lunging• tu the Earl of Essex.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Ycaterday, !ming Ash-Wednesday, there was no Performilla
at Covent-Garden or Drury-Lane Theatres.

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