The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-29 00:00:00

DAVIDGE'S ROYAI. SURREY THEATRE

Overflow—ite-engagement— of MadatneV;sirisaud Mr. C.
.ZwLitt .ews--,econd Night of the Fairy Extrztv,„vranza of "Beauty
1)4; Wrorilled't; slarrP:—V2f„'?r 1) ,
R. Homier, Neville, Heslop, Lewis, Fredericks, Mrs. R. kairuel,Ld
Miss vtart:n.

After which, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Beauty, Madame
Y,:sir,s; Beast, Br. D. W. King ; John Q-311, Mr. C. Mathew*.
To conclu ,e with TilE Dit LAM AT SEA.
and Private Boxes to be had of Mr. Kerschner, at the Box-
o t'ee, from Eleven toe our.

A 1) lEFILREN EA:2I-I SEASON. -
The Brilliancy of the Pyrotechnic Finale exceeds all imagination!
The Day-light View of the Colossal Pictorial Representation, suggested
By His ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT,
Is hailed with Universal Approbation.
ROYAL SURREI LOvLOGICA L GARDENS.
ON MONDAYS, TU&WAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and THURSDAYS,
Will be presented a Magnificent
MODELLED lik.rite.s,:NTATlu.Ni oF EDINBURGH, .
The Pride of Scotland and f Scotchmen.
THE .MA ;NIF'iCENr UODEL OF VENICE.
HE PROMENADE CONCERTI,
By :he unrivalled Band oftb e Establishment, conducted by Mr. Godfrey.
At brisk will take place the most extraordinary
EXHIBiTION eiREWORKS. EVER ATTEMPTED,
And, as a Finale, a Grand, Royal, and Patriotic
AQUA.TIC TABLEAU,
. . . . . . .

Filly-two feet in height will be exhibited in the Centre of the Lake
of ilEtt AIA.iESTY and PRINCE A,,BERT,
-iurinounied by F line, and surroi:::Jed by Emblems and
ner oevices will be introduced.
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with ih. Feux D'Artilice, the -'etltrte and Dlsch rge
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itt,ltetsfroin the _'astle a. d sacrolmding Heights wih Ibrn, ?hermit
Pl'qt.):•E DISI-1....11' EVER WITNE6SED,
Ahe Tableau Igued and executed by Mr. Hanson.
Pyre*, chnist, Mr. southby.
.I,itnis3nnt, One Shnling.
c - • armiv ,r,t at Finw , Pelicans, &c., at Half-past Foie ;
Sit ; and ryro,echnic Display at

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BilloNETElt, 30.3.

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. Flffl) XT. AUG 29

I-,, thee times of Cidonial mismanagement, the lir,
fattsof our distsnt, but noble trausmsrsis osssessioss,
at al times harshly used, if not absolutely neg-
lected, is pecullsrly cruel. It seesos to be the
condition of Lord STANLEY'S continuacce in office
tha.,-. such of those dominions az, krior to his in-
cumbency of the Colonial Secretsryship, had made
2srze and rapid advances in commercial, and conse-
quently in financial, prosperity. should retrograde in
both respects from the moment of his Lordship's in.
aosocious advent to power. The `Yost the
Canadas, the Australian Colonies, Nsw Zealand, all
seem to be on the same tale. Vexaticus. imposts are
levied (like the pasturing licences for New South Wales)
ztie sionisstic community of the Coh:aists, or their
trade Is liar sssel and diminished to a fearful extent hy
injudicious duties on al imported entninodities. In
every case the complaints of the colonists resolve thcm-
selres into this allegation, that the interference of Down-
ing-street is exercised to their absolute prejudice, and
under circumstances of obtrusiveness and annoyance,
;for the most part as distasteful to the local authorities as
,to the people placed under their charge. Some day, it is
to be expected, the country will be informed, in the
usual course of Parliamentary disclosures, h sw it can have
happened that results so discouraging and so little cre-
ditable to the administrative talents of the chief, within
whose official jurisdiction, as it wore, they have occurred,
can have been produced. Here we hare the graziers
there the sugar-growers,—in one island the coffee
planters,—in another the hide-curl rs,—to .day the
fishers of Newfoundland, to-morrow the producers of
cotton, and, all the year round, British emigrants,
settlers, planters, farmers, cultivators in laith
spheres,. north, south, east, and west, remonstrating
-against what may be called organic grievances in the
po;itieal or social condition to which the Colonial
Govtsrament of the Noble Lord has reduced—or in
which, if it found, so it will also leave them. For our
own part, readily conceding to Lord STANLEY the
IpossessiOn of great powers. ,if signsl talents and (the
=ore homely but very important praise of) good inten-
tions, we- are at, a loss to accossc for the discrepancy
that is thus fatally palpable between his capacity and
hia acts ; for aptitude for business, and his ingenuity in
zassuaging it. Jamaica protests against him as the
*other of her apprese,•ded ruin ; and cries, loud and
deep,. ,are wafted hither trom the Southern Ocean and
the Paig,'-i6t: in deprecation of his measures. He, himself,
seems to be at once the child and champion of incon-
sisctency.. .He is priso.rats the tt sesss.t, w West
Mit depresi 'lit)1! to be, the incr....so-s; issficiency of