The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-17 00:00:00

THURSDAY, OCT. 25.
Robinson v. Read !Chatfield v. Robertson

Wheeler v. Clark
Samuel v. Royal Excb. Co.

Drew v. Bird
Rowden v. Layton

Hodgson v. Prior

'Ellis v. Whitelock.

FRIDAY, OCT. 26, ANI
Remanets of

D SATURDAY, OCT. W.
former days.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The " Lord of
the Manor" was performed at this Theatre, last night, when
Mr. Braham and Miss Paton appeared before their London
friends for the first time this season—the former as Tru-
more, and the latter in the character of Annette. Both as
usual were successful. '

SURRE' THEATRE.—The " Beggars' Opera"
was last sight produced at this Theatre, in which Mr.
Phillips, Mrs. Wynne, and Miss Merit, played the princi-
pal characters. The house was an overflow, being for the
benefit of Mist Merit. _

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• EDINBURGH THEATRE.---On Tuesday
night Miss Stephens made her first appearance on these
boards this season, in the character of Polly Peachum, and
was received with every demonstration of applause. Her
personal appearance, if changed, is certainly for the better.
She was in fine voice.
The King's Theatre will open in the begin-
ning of December, under the direction of Mr. Bochsa.—
Among the artists already engaged, are Zuchelli, Bor-
dogni, from the Italian Theatre at Paris, Porto, Madame
Pasta, and Mademoiselle Sontag.--:-Furet de Londres.
Clara Fisher, whose arrival in America we an-
nounced some weeks ago, has appeared at the Park Theatre
hi New York, with great success, and drawing full houses.
Horn follows, and with the aid of Mrs. E. Knight (late
Miss Povey), is expected to prove highly attractive. Pear-
man sailed last week for America, where he intends to re-
main until his next season's engagement at the English
Opera House recalls him.
MADAME PASTA.—During the last week
the inhabitants of Manchester have had an opportunity
Snot often afforded them) of witnessing
.representations of a
ry scenes out of the best Italian operas, in which Madame-
"ta, the first female singer now in England, made her
appearance,
th
and, indeed, sustained almost the whole bur-
then
e performances. Her acting is more expressive
than that
O'Neill.
depictingl: is other actress we ever saw, except Miss
the 01 evident that Madame Pasta excels most in
stronger passions of the human heart ; and a
scene from the opera
the finest personifications
of Didone, struck us as being one of
did not like her quite that we ever witnessedeu ions of incurable grief and despair
" Di tanti paipiti," e so Well
the stage. In Tancredi We
merely, the finest well, though-the celebrated air,
spite of all Madamrr Zite
considered
talents,
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difficult to see that her of , her whole performance. In
give very great or general sastiinsgfaicntgpionandthheeyrwaectrieTi
to the multitude.--Manchester
e hear it reported‘g‘
LAW CHANGES.•Av Paper.
Sir William Rae, the present
Lord Advocate, is to be
James Moncrieff or Mr. Henry Cockburnismentioned
Saturday's c daivdpz't
ap-
pointed to a seat in the Co 'll' liraoact that
Court of Exchequer • either Sir
EXCHEQUER PnocEssEs.- Ab
likely to be his successor.—Edinburgh
twelve traders in Ipswich have been servedol.ltten Post.
with notices,
ordering them to appear 'at the ExchequerCourt,A on the
6th of November, or in default to forfeit 1001.
they neither kilo* the offences of which tell/7,07,a rieeticepl.
iraersgeendt:
nor the name of their accuser.—Suffolk
Last night the house of Mr. Wm. Haynes,
of Gloucester-street, Hoxton, was entered by thieves, who
carried away property to an immense amount, chiefly in
wearing apparel, of which there was a large assortment,
Mr. H. being a wholesale clothes' salesman. The villains
also stole several Chinese ingots of gold and silver, toge-
ther with three mandarin's dresses. They effected their
entrance into the house, by breaking into an empty -one
adjoining, and drilling whole through the wall into 'the.
house of Mr. H. _ _ .

Sunday morning, about the hour of ten o'clock,
during the absence of the roan to breakfast, the shop of
Mr. Archer, tailor and draper, in the Regent's Circus, was
entered by means of picking the lock, and the whole of the
Stock carried off, consisting of ready made garments and
woollen cloths to the amount of 2001. ; no trace of the
robber has yet transpired.