The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-18 00:00:00

THEATRICALS.

CnVIINT.:GARInN.—List night Mr. KEMBLE, in
going through his favourite tang!: of eharac!ers,
performed Foam!,lock, in the Whet,/ r f Fortuni.
This piece of unrivalled feellig and skilfal
oration of the working- of the hoinan heart, re:
quires no new comment from otir pens. it is
so extinisitely-finished as to be almost' superior to
praise. The Play was altogether well got up, alit!received timpoilitied applause.
The l'antoinime at Covent-Garden is founded
on the story of the Blind Beggar'qf Bethnal Green ;
that of Drury-Lithe, it fs said, on Three Fingered Jock,
j,
of whose exploits an interesting account
was recently published in Tile SUN oi! !winding
the death of his captor. As this is,, hotvever, an
important matter for the iloliday Masters and
Misses., we ought to add, .that the latter is also
credibly rumninred to have its.foundatiun on the
history of Jack Horner.
Miss pooLti, late of I), ury-lane Theatre, who
has beeh seriously indispO-ed for some titn.e ;oast.
is so much I.cent/en:if as to he able to commence
her engagement at liatityive Miss NAsp.
Be A A nt, having pasied iTie honey inoon It Man-
chester, is about to.embitrifc with his voting bride
for Dublin, where he has concluded in engage-
ment at the Theatre for twehe nights.
The peyformanee of the Comedy of the Poor
Gentleman last week, at the LiverpoOl Theatre,
pit t‘hicis several Gentlemen, aniairill's of that
town, appeired in the principal characters, for
the relief of the distressed labouring Pour,,netted
between SiX and seven hundred pounds.

Seems Loss.—No less than eighty score of
sheep were draw.nctl ,daring 'Saturday 'night in
the meadows of a fkamee-;;ricar Thatchauf, Bots,
from the heavy raids which fell during the night.
Most of them were in lamb, and the whole were.
fnutid.flotsting upon their hacks hi one part of the
to which the water had driven them. • = •
136xerts.--,The battle between Smart, the mats
.who beat Atkins a ntonth• since, and GiDbon, a
navigator' from Somersetshire, will take place tbio •
Morning at Coxthead, 'Hants, within two Miles
from where the other battle took place. lt is
for 60 guineas. emart is time favourite.
ANOTHEIT. MEDICAL BoAR6.—In consequence
of the extensive practice of the Medical Bond, at
Charlotte•house, Blackfriars-road, GOOP6R;
MON Hop., and Co. have, for the accommptlatinn
of residing at the West .end of the town,
established another-Medical Board in Woodstock..
street, .oxfortl-street, a few doors from Bona .
street, where a Physician ataSurgeon,,MeinbCre
of the Royal College of... London, of thirty years
experience, constantly reside. That many, thou...
sands have been restort4,to perfect health by
their milted t aleats , is, imljsp lit able, after_Hospi•
lids had failed, many of whom bad hecn great
.stitferers frorit being improperly treated by persons
ignorant of ,khe profession. Ernptions on the
head, face, anti body, Om ate& I brim t, spellings
in the neck. ;lodes on the shin bones, cainzers.,
strictures, fistulas, pains in the bead
and Oervousidchility,,are the consequences of NR
111-cared contagion, and which iympt outs -fre-
quently appear years after, anti destroy domestic
happiness. Messrs. CooPta, Mottacie, trod Co.,
are consulted daily al both hoUses,, from eight
mill eight, or by letters front the country., statmg
particulars, wiled medicine and the best advice
There
awriel
steiesyco: each tanµ er and v,113;111
private
for females. Advice gratis' Vet y morning
acidou sundaysintil twelve o'clock, tin
tins,