The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-29 00:00:00

cusToms LIST.

Entered Inwards, Oct. tarnfies Kielvar, Panss
Drammen; rEolus, Allison, Christiana). rioras, Pay, Calais;
Vigilante, Fechter. Pillau ; Lilla Matilda, Laying, tVolgatt;
United Brothers, Morck, Fr.rderickstacit ; 'London and Ber-
wick Packet. Parkinson,• Petersburg!): Telemachus, Rogers,
Antwerp; Dundee Packet, Bennett, Riga ; Williami Balmer,
Hat lingen ; Carolus, Vorlirodt, Griefswald ; Minerva, Mantis,
do.; Sarah, White, Petersburgh ; Rawson, Herbert; do.
Entered Oatwards, Oct. 28.—theaczer, Edmorod, Ham-
burgh ; Margaret, Spirck, jun, do.; • clarkson,_ Ross, De-
merara; Demerara Packet, Venables, Demerara; Betsey,
Frith, Nevis; William, Carter,Cork; Iliberuia,Dyer, Dublin
Alonzo, Perkins, Bourdeaux; Margaret, Meariss, Seville;
Charles, Grayhurn. Leghorn; Duke of Kent, Pound, Rot,,
terdam; Louisa, Evans, Dublin; Tosfer; Moran, New York.
Geared Outwards-, Oct. 28,—Concord, Dick, Hamburg!);
Marquis of Anglesea, Foster, Ostend; Sarah, Heytbaysen,
St. Mary's And Sierra Leone; Princess Charlotte, M‘Mullan,
Hayti; Lord Wellington, Harris, Isle of France and Java ;
Thetis, Henshelwood, Jamaica; Zcelust, Limas, Antwerp;"
Charles Henry, Phillips, Naples ; Commercial Packet, King,•
Rotterdam ; Nelson, Barney, South Whale Fishery; Mary,
Read, St. M ic hat I 's.

Yesterday a Court of-Direetors tvas held at,the
East India-hi►use; whin Captain 0. MAY ire
was sworn into the command of the ship Atlas,
consigned to Bengal and -

THE Tnait4.ne.—The I) v-Lane Managers,
since no striking novelties are preented to them,
bring forth plays that have been popular, and
afford scope for the talents of admired Performers.
Upon this principle " The Way to get Married,"
an amnshig piece, and !tot without interest,'
though boritering on farer, was rejaesentud last
night. illutqnf.tst, in Caustic', gave a good por-
trait of a Sur' fif amiable misanthropy. IVATICII4-
SON Proved himself an effective actor in Toby
Allspice. The Tangent of STANLEY had more of
spirit than discrimination. Miss SMITHSON, a
pleasing .younq actress, gave interest to the part
of Julia ; and Mrs. SPARKS and Mrs. HARLf,WE
exerted themselves with good effect in Lady Sor-
rell HA Miss Allspice. The farce of The Inn-
keeper's Daughter afforded H. KEMRLE an oppor-
tunity of acquiring well-merited applause in the
part of Richard.

The
.new Theatre at Perth is about to he com-
menced, nearly 70 shares (of 251. each) haying
already been subscribed for. The ground select-
ed is at the junction of Athol-street and -Kirinoldl-
street, and
.the building will form an elegant ter-
mination to the west end of the Crescent.
DUEL IN HIGH LIFE.—An affair of honour was
decided on Salnlthy morning last, on the Flats
near Chester, hetween Sir J. GRAY EGERTON and
Lord BELGRAV E. On the first fire Sir JonN'S ball
'truck Lord BRLGRAVR in the pistol arm, but his
Lordship was nor wounded dangerotts:y, and is
doing well. The cause of gnarl:el between the
parties originated, we undertood, in certain pro-
ceedings which took place the day preceding, at
the Annual Election of Mayor, &c. &c. for the
City of Chester. A Mr. BARKER, in proposing
Mr. EVANS, who is in the Grosvenor interest, as
Mayor, made what were considered rather point-
ed allusions to sonic of the Egerton party, and
iosinnatcd that they had been stimulated by Sir
JOHN EGERTON himself. The inSinnatiOn was
required by Sir JonN to he disavowed by Lord
BELGRAVR, who was present ; but this his Lord-
ship refused. The greatest confusion then arose
in the Assembly, and the Recorder was ultimate-
ly obliged to adjourn the Court to another clay.
The meeting between Sir JOHN and Lord BeL-
OBAVa was. immediately afterwards artanged.—
i Morning Pnper.)

01.1313A1LF.Y.---This morning Charles Dell, a
young lad, eighteen years of age, was found‘guilty
of stealing trom Mr. Lee, the High Constable, a
considerable quantity of silk stockings and other
articles. lire Jury having found the prisoner guilty
ot stealing to the !amount of 395. only, recom-
mended him strongly to mercy. The RECORDER
then called Mr. Lee, who stated, that since he
had committed the act fur which he had now
been tried, he had discovered that he was not
long ago tried tor a similar offence at Oxford,
and there, through the interces,.ion of his friends,
he had escaped punishment. The Recorder then
stated to the Jury that, in consequence of this, it
was impossible that their recommendation COI& he
attended to, and, therefore, it was his houndcn
duty to take rare that the prisoner be Sent out
of t!d country for lite.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Yesterday a most
shoe klog accident occurred to a young man nattier'
Edward Dudley, in the ettipl,oy of Mr. Jackson,
butcher, Bond-streei. The %Toting tuail wa• in
the slaughtcr-h005,., and k‘'',4, running alte.r- a sh, el/
with a knife in his ham!, wi.h the intenti-o
killing when in passlna a raling
affixed a number of One of Ibein entered
One of his eyes, Mlld rlo it fron;
;he socket. Ite WAS t4kenGeur~ell(l3-
pita is cite must CLCrUdatillii jaiue