The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-02 00:00:00

* INNCCIiNCE,

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'Ttie.first (fest, breeze ef Morn bath bldwn
Upon the jasmin how'r!.
Nor yet ate all the traces flown
Of Ev'tiing's sole:led !.
And droPpiug from each my ereit,
Upon the grotto's-turfy breast,
They seem to count the hours !
Or trlckling! down the tviisted wail,
rl'hey gather fra;rauce us they-fill!

She sleeps within that green alcove,
• And fleav'n ieecives her sigh !.
She sleeps—anti re'ry dtearn Is love,
Made holy in the sky!.
And Angels bright their task pursue,
And %vitt) light iin`er draw the dew
Access her cuaajted eye!
And Error weeps her' a.rit offence
Beside the couch of Innocence!

The pensive voice bath Arne): het ear-,
-And InfUgled with her dream!
And ,sweet as Ilupe, and fond as Fear,
The soul resume: her heatri—
And rising front her bed of rest,
Like sun•raps,ftoni the Ocean's breast,
She stands the fair supretue!
And blushing at I lie bluol 9C Shame,
She wonders Guilt can own her name:

Her veSt is attic mountain snow,
A star its clasping geni 3
A wreath of lilies round her brow,
Whose whiteneSs shadows them !
The changing hue upon the cheek,
The fear that will not, cannot speak,
Are.llvanty's diadem!
And lovely in het loneliness,
' • Her modesty itself is dress!

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And strangely sad is Fietion4.s talc,

To her who thinks it true!
ILI who would mock the voice of Nrti
Or brush oft Pity's dew? ,
And w•und'ringly she bends the ear, .
And wishes that the close were near,
In all its mournful hue!
As fearing that'll] Fiction's road,
The busy mind forget her Clod !

And now beside the murmuring rill,
She views its saran wares flow,
And pants to see its waters still,
As 'notion's self were woe I
Oh! in that. hltssed calm of thought,
Where only jo is juy nniought,
NOr relv.,ister'd below
The wi.ll and peace--cool Miss are given,
The Hear'n of Flope, atol llope of flear`u-!

• The several hcautifitl Canaonets, in this, sitit,..Which
hare appeared in Trtit Sys, Laving attracted Web atianira-
ti nt, front the fine feeling and brilliant poetical Trisiginatiiin
which they we have great plc 1 era in statitig, that
the Series is yet far from being complete, and that the re-
maining Poems being in nor posse,ion for publication, shall
appear as speedily as* possible. What we innagine will consi-
derably Cllll4llCe their value, is the fact that they ate literally
the production of a eery Young Lady, who, if she does not
disappoint the hopes' such produttions are calculated to in-
spire, cutest in our Opinion, at no diitant add one.to
the List of distinguished Female Characters whose Genius
has shed lustre upop the Literature of our Counti.y.

_ Wmusoa,' Auo. I.—Yesterday the QUEEN
and Princess ELIZARtITII spent the morning at
IFrogmore, where her MAJKsTY rode in ber chair
in the pleasure grounds. Princesses AUGUSTA and
Soru,ts lode on horseback with several attendants.
The Duchess of YORK left Windsor, having been
on a, visit to the Queen since Sunday, for her seat
at (Atlantis. This •day at two o'clock the Duke
and Duchess of GLOUCKSTER arrived in a coach
arid four, from their seat at Bagshot, at the
Castle, to pay their first respectful visit to the
Qiutat and Patticassus since their marriage.
Their, arrival was announced by the ringing of
and other demonstrations of rejoicings, by
all ranks, her Royal highness being universally
beloved and respected. The Duke and Duchess
are expected to remain a day or two with the
QUEEN. • .

tIAYM.KET rrIJEATRv..—List Night produced
the FOLLIES Or •A
fl:u, for ;the first time this
season. It was capitally got up ; and, vvith • nil
its life, bustle, equivoque, and interest,
a conk' :not.
Ltd to delight the udience. INlr,,,Oisivis's Count
Almatira lost ' nothing in being presorted of i a
smillter Tbeatrt ; and this k the sure test of term.
matte elteellence—it pleases everywhere, find moat
',limit it can be best seen and undertood.—
Tat same may-be sAid of Mr. GIBBS ,in .S'uson.
She is admirable in such parts a 5 :these,, and
indeed excellent, in till that she undertakes.—
ItussriL's Faro sins coin:arc', Qriginaii
and effective.' Mrs. Eqr.ltroN played better than
she looked the Cotintas, ah,d
Toit.e.Ll looked the
Garde4o- bettei than lie -played it. , ills .humou:
,vds a little 'too coarse. Miss COP.11.).:41) WOI a
pretty Pet, Upon' Which, however, we must not
diva and therefthe, le,“. our Ctitique become.
tedious, we turn doer vio.,,a Hew teaf. The new
Comedy- followed With twin:went success, and
lock dad • Key cotiiiluireti. a eharMiug eyetting'S
eciTtettatument.'

DocidET'S COAT AND BADGE:--YeStenitty,,
ing late firt.:f Aoenst,
.the Annual .Cont .and
Badge, bceltiollett (.)y DoGGET the Comernatt,.
wits %Awed for by six ‘raterpien.—LANtl,:m. ctf
Brachirrars•Vridge, ,tion oftcr n very
kaki contest..

tin Wedatmtlay a cricket match Aval 'played be-
tween' the Otrieets nk the root anti the
floNe Guard, guar ie red at Windsor) in
tite.p;al)'F.fielths near nun Cr!llege., 11)e matt :4
wilA 1%1;11 cnntested, nnrl terminated ill f.rvuttr of
Ito'yal }fordo Guartls.

11..yrrw:-Gaitoe.N.---Yesterday Jvhn
,Paritey.,`
aunt!, c!-.. of the v,illainous conspirtpers,:wasbitnight
tip in the.. custOdy, of flead,inif. %and, Lioshr iek;
Officers
•this, Office, -tiy.witos'e, eiertioris the
whole a this terrible cbrispit'acy is, likely tct he
brought, to light : after being in , search: aft, him
same time, they, in consequence of information,
apprehended him on Monday evening drinking itt
the tap-room:at the Yard's Head, ittlieech-street,
Barbican. Ile is charged. with enticing several
persons to conamit burglaries, unil then giving
inform:ttion to G. Vaughan, the Bow-street ptittole,
who came with assistance 'and• apprehended theta
in the fact, and .on their couvietion..ilivided tilts
blood-money. It appeared that the prisoner was
the contriver of a burglary ,some time ago in the,
shop of Mr. Peel, woollen-draper in Evcrard-
street, Brunswick-square,of which he,the prisoner,
gave information to 'Vaughan. , Vaughan inform-
ed Mr. Peel that he had information that his shop
was to be broke open and robbed on such a night,
but not.to dread itpas he 3sud his party :would be
in waiting, and Would apiiiiihend them ; and hon
ti) bolt his door, but to leave it on the latch, ; a
they. would then gain admittance, as the door be.
log on the latch constituted a burglary : the tot
sequence was,'that•the prilnner, accompanied by
victims,. R. 110,0ey, T. Botts, and J, Far-
thing, entered r'eel's shop, where,titcy took.
Vera! pieces of broad-cloth, and were imme-
diateiy, apprehended ,by Vaal:hitt ,and. ilk party.
who peiloitted shy prkoner ti) make his escape
with a largo roll of chith, which he afterwards di-
vided with Vaughan, .The three -unfortunate melt
were tried at the November Setisions at the Olit
Bailey, atul.c;ist In: death ; and Vaughan and tl
prisoner Itured the cotiviction,money, amountivg
to 120 l they have since been transported for
rife;. The prisoner was committed for re-taami-