The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-30 00:00:00

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A bad view of a Very silly sullied.
_The general idea it
heavy, and clumsily managed_; but the serlifer is. quite in
chara.cter. The Artist, seems a. if
_wishing ;by gla.re 'and
glitter to catch the public eye; but his attriutits ttt ctrattiNE,
Which Were formerly successtu),' sem SIOW-A0 Oil Irim.
Nu. 1.-2 he Qicecn's 41,7n.,,,.1,611qpay.—8y LA netteAMOt.
We count this she4l, -in the IlEigarnesque.
style, by a foreign Artist, Ivlio has 'rise] too rapidly in ho
Hours arid consequence., The,perspective is very indifirrent ;
thefiwkrers are out of atl.prppyrliwii and the Cwiet is kept
too much in the back ground. the sign itself, the crest is
too lofty; and the supporters are unworthy the Ituyal scut
'••• • • •

No. ;5 land 9. —Two L 'ieze.t.—By Barrister Bitsost., -
'the first .of these is a di.stant, prospect of Lincoln's Inn
Hall, with the Artist's own Portrait in, front, iooking.stor,
wards 1 wool sack, as the staple of trade: but it exhibits no
great proni e.
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The second is 1113111,w town on The Coast Of tare .s'idriaticyc
at sunset; supposed to he intended forTesaro, ThO atten-,
lion of the Public is par•ticul.arly drawn to,,this purfurmaime.
by a NOTE in the Catalogue; but, the vi said•to be
erroneous, and the keeping is bad. .A wag, near uiT observed,
that the Artist may be a good keeper of A tike; but a bad
one of a seal or of a conscience : Both of these pieces bare
a ailkwiets sonic say a sulkiyu ss iri.the hAndling by no means •
pleasing. Iu the attitude of the Portt•alt also, in the first
piece, there is something extravagant. With one hand he
grasps the gown, and with the other he seeini ditposed to
throw of the WIG !

No. very distant rim of the Qucen's Laundry.—By

Alderman Shaw[..'•
This piece is flimsy io conception, had in the outline, mid
coarse' and vulgar in the details; speaking of which to an
Amateur near us, he dh;eri•ed, that alt bough the details *•etc
indifferent, yet it seemed as if the Retail had turned out
well

The City prospect-is-badly introduced, malting it look like
a fancy subject ; but we are pleased to see that the Artist has
drawn himself out of the Hou in' the fore-ground. The
proeession too, ..with the Sheriff's Coach followed by the Lord
Maym's, seenis introduced rather as a satire upon City pa-
geantry, than as-agreeable to- the designs of Nature, how-
ever in conformity with the trick of Art.

I. G. N.

„ . .
ENGLISH' OPERA HOUsE.— I iiiS elegant and
commodious. 'Theatre opeue.,d for the Season Het
night. The firs Dramatic .piece, intitled The
Promissory Note, talien,,from a popular. French
.opereitax was vely „well .supported by the respec-
tive Perimmers, and well received. by the audi-
ence. We gave not room to detail the Fable, but,
we can assure the Public ;hat the piece itself
will not be merely
,promissory in. itmilsement.
The Author. is said to be, M.r.7l3zAzLaY;-.-Tlie
Piece is supported by- WRENCH,: CHATTERLEY,
PEA.RMAy, Mrs. C.HAT.TBIALEY,,AI-ifiS CARES, and
Miss HILLY, anti they allAxerteti,,thernstives very
ably,. :Pic Fasrce,of The, .Idopted Childfdlowed,
and BARTLE.Y. whO the Stage Direc-
tion, appeared in his former character. tie was
warmly applaudedon his entrance. 111 i-s STEPHEN
-SON alsoJesumed her station,,,and was greeted with
applause. The .Saloon:_ is much improved, and
witli.its.grOves„ fountain, and illuminations, forms
a scene of Arcadean, eleJaisep-autl beauty,

New ARGYLE Rooms.---1 he fifth of the series
of Couctrts brought forward by the Conductors
of this Institution, took place last night.—Sra'-
NIOLETTI led the aiod, -and 1)(.,C RO3 co. presided
at the Piano-forte. 'lite Mesdemoiselles De Lisiti
VAUGHAN, WELSH, .117, KNY VE.TT; and hiss STE-
-were , the ,chiel Vocal Performers.- A
beautiful Glee,,for fi-se voices; by'Catcorr, was
introduced, and weal,, sung. A' new Glee, for
four. creditable to the •:Composer,' T.
WaLstt, was.: also much applauded-. -.Among
the Instrnmilita) -Pieces, were a grand Sympho-
ny, by .I.llozsar, a Quartett, by. BEETHOVEN, .aotl
a -new.Symphouy (NI.S.) by T. Coosa, which only
wswed the name ni:a..F.oreign Cumposer,• to give
it imrafttiate celebrity...: It was well received.
A F,sutasia,.ou.the Harp,, by -Miss.,E. FONTAINE,'
inelnding the air of 'f.4/t Perdana," was highly ap-•
plauded. Among_ik.ntimerous and elegant 'cony,
Noy was Nx.. NAmt, the Architect of, this cdifice,•
who tikust,have telt.,with,lainlable pride, 'how ad-
mirably he has contrived it for musical elEct.

OLD Ball.P.Y.—;-Tbis morning, on the. Judges
entering .the Court, - the persons charged with
forging, and uttering
_notes, purporting to be those
-_of the Bank of:England., were severally put to
the Bar to plead. The following put in the plea
of guilty consequence of such plea was
explained to them by Mr. Justice HOLROYD, as sub,
jecting diem to transportation for fourteen years:
Daniel Cummins, Samuel Downs, Chas.
Philip Johnson, Jamcs Greenop,
Thomas Maikins, Sarah Easier, William Shribbs,,
and Benjamin .Glover. .The. following pleaded
Not Guilty generally, and will take their trials for
the,, capital offence :—John Myers, Jdines- llars.
,Isa.ic Smith, Hauler Tintnan, Michael Sul,.
liven, Sarah Carter; and Joseph wip. Sapleton.

B ETT I 'NO -ROOM
DON CASTER
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JUNE ?9, 'lB2O.
ST. LEGEIL. •
15 to 1 apt Ardrossari

to i aistAtbuttis

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13 to 1 agst Sir Mark, .10; to I agst Lady of the Vale
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14 to 1 agst Latigar 17 to 1 agst•Outisititinc.
14 Id 1 not NVoodbirie • • t '2O to I agst St. Patrick, or
15 to t agstl.d Sfritlltinhrer • I r• ally other.'
GLOUCESFEINHIRE-STAKE AT Cl-fEI.TENLIANI.
to 4 the field tfst Chawpignon.
Corti-ExcuANnv., JUNI 30,—We bail -a fair supply of
Wheat fresh in MA morning from Suffolk, for which, the-de-
mand was•far-froto -brislc, -but what 'safes were itode were on
as good tern's .as'on-Nicintiarfor lite •finesi'sabj,les; but 'flie
ordinary qualities mcsy be.considercd 2s. -per-quarter cheaper.
Fine fresh Batley being scarce, fully supports Wednesday's
prices, which was'also -thecaSe with the best samples of Oats.
11l Ileans.and Pease there is no alteration: = • •

SMITHFIELD MARKET, J or.; c• 30.—There was a good- sup-,
ply at Market this morning of all- descriptions. of Cattle,
prime Beasts of every 'kind were higher in price than last
Market-day,•hut the inferior-sorts, which wire in great. mini-
befa, were much 'cheaper; Mutton, Veal, Pork, arid Lamb,
lower in- price.-;.-The 1- ay Market remains much the same
in price as per our last; Straw and Clover no alteration.