The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-28 00:00:00

*.** Fur the LITERARY REVIEW, see the Last Page.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRU RYILA N ?..—(third time), Rob Roy,
the Gregarach : Rob Roy Macgregor, Mr. H. Johnston ;
Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Glover. After which, The Re-
vier*. . .
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARIIENT.--FaZies • Girildi Fazio,
Mr C. Ketuble; Bianca, Mks O'Neill. After which, The
Libertine.

Parliament it is difficult to say. lie was ;rider'
an able and an enterprising Officer, and, with bis
military talents, he might fairly have expected to
rise in his profession, if there had notireen some.
thing in his political character that opposed
advancement. Ile first came before the world ill
a_work which excited a strong interest, as it ac-
cused BUONAPARTIC of poisoning his own trour
at Jaffa, and of having destroyed in cold-blO
many thousands of people whose country he bad°
without provocation, and in violation of treaties,
wantonly invaded. These horrid facts _have slaci
been established upon indisputable evidence, pet
Sir Itoeatur WILSON thinks proper to retract,
without stating his reasons to the world, aS I'6
ought to do, and simply desires a Mr. HALL, %%41°
was present at the Meeting on Thursday, to 2W°
that '' Sir ROBERT WILSON bad with much mall'

liness and candour declared that he had been de',
ceived !" Can Mr. HALL or Sir ROBIIRT conceive
that this statement will justify so gross a recants'
tion. If Sir ROBERT advanced so horrid a charge
without full proof of the dreadful fact, and unit
upon such information as Mr. HALL San " turned
out erroneous," be was rash, and indeed 005!
pitiably, if not criminally, credolotts. But the Ittir'
rible facts have since been abundantly confirmed'
and yet Sir ROBERT chuses to persevere in WS re"
cantation. This is, by no means a satisfactory erCe
planation to the Public at large, and we trust that
it will not be snore so the Electors of Southwark'
But Air. HALL stated that this " error " of Sir Itn.
BERT, as lie calls it, had been " completely oblite'
rated by that event which all Europe had viewed
with admiration." And what was that even! ii
The escape of a French traitor, by the assistance
Sir ROBERT ; who had a lucky escape himself, in
not suffering on a scaffold for such an outrage °f
law, in a country at peace with his own, Stlci;
was the lenity of the French Government, %chic
probably would not have been exercised by any urber
upon earth, and the French Government is rattler
entitled to admiration for its respect to tli!s
country, than Sir ROBERT IVILSON for 10°4
accomplished the escape of a Traitor to his lawful
Monarch. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and MO'
NEY, it seems, have promised their influence 1
support of Sir ROBERT; but as the one could linc
e
get his-brother a seat, nor the other regal''
for himself in the same Borough, little dependence
can be placed on their assistance, except in the
efforts of their followers to excite conflisicrn
riot, and worse mischief. Surely the good sense
of the people will exert itself in all quarters, (li
the ensuing General Election, in the choice
men of true public spirit, and such as have a tea
attachment to our unrivalled Constitution
Church and State, otherwise the Country may "
cursed by such a JACOBIN HOUSE OF COMMONS 811
will only foster Traitors, and overwhelm us witl,
all the horrors of a French Revolution.

A Flanders Mail, arrived last night, OrlDins
the following article :
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II FRANKFORT, MARCH 17.—According to the last aCCO-
from Paris, the valuation of the debts to he
liquidated I
finished—they amount to the enormous sum of 001 .4„"S°;
Seven Ilantlced Millions of Francs." ,

Prince LEOPOIM returns to Claremont no the
3011 i instant from Weymouth. His Serene '.▪ ""tlic
i
ness will probably visit the Continent n
course of the summer.
The Royal Couple, Prince Homeena • toll:
artri ItliCieetSpEßlLNl ZcAeBiEtTEH:s
Forest.
a
On Thursday Baron ONAGHTEN had an °t 'e,
ence of the PRINCE REGENT at Calltoll-11°-05r,
nd
will
Afterwards the Baron left town for Wi,;(1500
Citoasttsagtehoe ihnol:6-11(175°I.
with some dispatches for the Prince of 06„-„r
lie"lußßG. The Baron returned at a late 11"-

at !light. the
Yesterday evening, soon after six o'clock,,
i
Prince of HESSE Hosdast:G returned to S. J 0110"
Palace from Windsor, when Marshal Koderfol
Marshal GaaNING, who have lately arri4( ainc"
Hesse Romberg, and Baron 01NAGHTasi
i
With
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te Hem:
DgKl:uncesestibs ifIRLND n 1 sod
ye
s ottfGIA"U, Cags(ll6ltr:
the a:
CESTER visited the PRINCE REGENT at C°l.

house.
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WINCHESTER, MARCH HA wits. menthef
Concert last claming, under the patronage 0., nr
Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM, went off 1"%:ec•
monly well, and was both numerously and re,"„%;
tably attended. Miss CAREW, though she 11-501
slight cold, sung delightfully; she appearet.verf
ther timid at first, but soon exerted her 111-a-01
with good effect : 31)e,was encored in WHITI,/_-ire
pretty ballad of " 0 slumber my darlina, tny,s;6l
is a knight;" she also sung (and acc"nrie..l
herself on the pianoforte,) HANDEL'S " Itre.,/,ertn—cel
plains." BELLAMY sang from HANDEL " tie f-tlt
slued the waters," &c. in his usual style'-fri•
TERRAIL, WELSH, and HAWES eminently ow jfe
bitted to the general entertainment. it is 4140'c
needless to pass any entogiutn onCi" left
merits, as they are so well known he p
at the grand piano. This is the last Cofi„:
t'oo
res:` of
•
the season, and it is but justice to Dr• ti".oo
and Mr. flAwss to say, that the setae
the
throughout have been most judicious, antl
del
performances most skilful :tad seientifie,. sve'
serving a continuance of the same liberal P
tronage,