The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-18 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT,

Dorchester

Harwich

Eye

Dover

Amersham

Abingdon

Windsor

Woodstock

Marlow

Lymington

Wallingford

Castle RiSing

Queenborough

Maidstone

Bedfor i

Peterborough

Hertford

Bridport

Portsmouth

THE THEATRES.

COVENT..GARDEN.—The Duenna was repre-
sented last night for the benefit of that merito-
rious favourite of the Public, Miss STEPHEN,. and
we were glad to see it supported by a numerous
audience. A young Gentleman made his first ap-
pearance in .4ntonio. He has au agreeable but
not powerful voice, and, allowing for incidental
diffidence, acquitted himself very well.

Mr. WALLACK, of Drury-Lane Theatre, and
his the late Miss JOHNSTONE, the daughter
of Mr. JontesTous, of the same Theatre, embark
very shortly for the United States of America
Mr. and Mrs. BARTLEY leave England, atter the
close of the ensuing season of the English Opera
House, for America, where they are engaged to
play, upon very handsome terms.—(lierald.)

THE GUANO DUKE bIicHAEL.---On Tuesday
thelGrand Duke MiCHAEL, accompanied by bis
Suite and General Hammond, visited the Bank,
the Royal Exchange, and Guildhall. In the even-
ing his Imperial Highness went to York-house,
Sr. James's Palace, to partake of a sumptuous
dinner given by the Duke and Duchess of York.
There were present to meet his Imperial High-
ness the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the
Princess Sophia of Gloucester, the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge, the Lanagrave of Hesse
Cassel, and a select party. Yesterday morning
his Imperial Highness and suite went to view the
Navy Office and other public offices in Somerset-
house, the Admiralty, the Society of Arts and
Sciences in the Adelpiti, the York-buildings Wa-
ter-works, Btc. In the evening his Imperial Right-
ness and spite diner) vith the Prince Regent.

Tuesday his Royal Highness the Duke o
YORK, as Commander in Chief, held a Levee al
the Horne Guards,' which was numerously at•
tended.

Yesterday Lord and Lady CASTLERRAGH ar.
rived at their house, St. James's-square, from
their seat, North Clay. On Friday his Lordship
leaves town for Ireland.
The Prince and P
r.nceNs of liasss
are expected to leave Biighton this day, for
Dover..

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
of KENT will,op their arrival in this country (which
is expected on gatuiday), !wall his Royal
Highness the Princ.e,nt .Conoutt'9:,,ar Claremont.
Preparations for'theii,r-ecePtion -are already going
on there.
Sir JAMES SHAW, B,art..hai left' the bustle of
London for Kilkenny.

.
HEREFORDSHIIIB.—T.w.O pew candidates. George
Cornwall, jun. and Rnbert. Pride, Esqrs. have
offered themselves in opposition tei the present
members, Col. Thomas Foley and Sir John Geers
Cotterell;

Ipawicn.—Mr. Round (one of the Members for
this town) intends withdrawing himself for this
borough, and Mr. Newton, of Elden, near Thet-
ford, has started with Mr. Crickett.
The only Candidates at
_present for Leicester
are Thomas Pares, jun. and John Mansfield, Esqrs.
one of the Aldermen of the Corporation.
J. F. Cawthorne, Esq., J. Doveton, Esq., and
John Gladstone, Esq., are Candidates for Lan-
caster.

Mr. Grattan has been canvassing in the City
of Dubh., for three days; be was wen received by
his Constituents.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
/Sir S. Sheppard,
IMr. It. Williams.
/ Right Hon. N. Vabsittart,
litight. Hon. C. Bathurst.
f Mr. Singleton,
I.Sir R. Gifford.
SE. B Wilbraham,
tSir J. Jackson.
j.J. I'. Drake,
IW. J. Drake.
J. Moberly.
fE. Disbrowe,
Ramsbottom,
J Sir H. W. Dash wood,
ILord R. Spencer.
•
fO. Williams,
111. Grenfell.
f Sir H. Neale,
IW. Manning.
/W. L. Hughes,
IE. F. Maitlaud.
ILord Rocksavage,
1100. F. G. Howard. .
j Admiral Sir R. Moorsom,
IHon. E. Phipps.
!A. W. Robart,
IG. Longman.
Lord G. W. Russell,
f IW. H. IVliitbread.
f Hon. W. Elliott,
IHon. W. Lamb.
/Viscount Craubourn,
IN. Calvert.
Colonel Sir H. D. St. Paul,
IH. C. Sturt.
(G. Carter,
ISir G. Cockburn.

DEVRY•LANIS.—The Comedy of Town and
Country was well attended at this Theatre last
night, and KEAN gave considerable effect to the
principal character, though his figure was not
athletic enough for so enterprizing and vigorous
a hero.--1 he Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE,
and several of their immediate connections, were
present. As a testimony of loyal respect the au-
dience demanded God Save the King, which was
called for on their entrance, and loudly ap-
plauded.