The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

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THE THEATRE.—The Opera of Artaxerxes, so
honourable to the musical genius and taste of our
Countryman ARNE, was represented last night at
Drury-Lone Theatre, in such a manner as well to
deserve the' revival. The chief novelty was the
appearance of INCLEDON its the part of /Ma-
banes. He was received with the warmest ap-
plause, frequently repeated, on his entrance.—
He supported the part with great energy, and
sung with powers that indicated ,no symptom of
decay. The Manager deserves great credit for
having restored this popular favourite to the Pub-
lic. Madame VESTRIS supported the part of
Artaxerxes with great feeling and expression. She
was encored in the song of " Infancy,"
Miss CAREW, a modest, amiable, and 'accomplished
singer, acquitted herself very well in Mandane,
and was encored in " The Soldier tir'd," which
she sung with great anim:ition, and appropriate
expression. BRAHANI, in "Maces, displayed all his
usual science, with a less proportion of his deco-
rative graces. The afterpiece was The Innkeeper's
Daughter, in which Miss KELLY operated very
powerfully on the feelings of the audience.

Yesterday afternoon Lord and Lady CASTLR-
REAGH left town for their seat at North Cray.
Lard A IiCRAM bad the honour of driving her
Ladyship,in his curricle ; but the Noble Secre-
tary was occupied the greater part of the day at
the Foreign Office, and did not set out till several
hours after. The Hon. Miss FiTzroY accompanied
Isis Lordship. Friday is the day appointed for the
return of the party.
Yesterday Baron BlThow, Charge d'Affairs of
his Majesty the King of PRUSSIA, jointly with
Mr. N. M. RornscHlLD, and accompanied by Mr.
BONNET, Notary Public, cancelled and deposited
in the Bank of England the amount of 67,5001.
sterling in special bonds of the Prussian Loan,
negotiated by %Ir. N. M. ROTHSCHILD in. Lon-
don, being the first half of the stun fixed for the
redemption of bonds in the second year, and also
the saving of the interest on the 152,5001. sterling
redeemed last year.
His Majesty the King of PRUSSIA has recently
testified his sense of the kindness shown by the
British nation to his subjects under the devas-
tating consequences of ibe dreadful battles fought
in the years 1513 and 1814, by presenting to the
Honorary Secretaries of she subscription for that
purpose, rings or gold snuff-boxes elegantly or•-
namented with his Majesty's initials in diamonds.
These were accompanied by letters written by
his Highness Prince HA RDENBERG, by command
of his Majesty, and were transmitted through
the nietins of the Prussian Ambassador, Baron
Buz.o r.