The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-30 00:00:00

THE. THEATRES.

CoVENT-GARDRN.—A Comic Interlude, called
The Cfrreful 'Servant and Careless Mester, was pro-
ducetl. at thin Theatre last night, and is, we be,
neve, mitered from the French. The jokes, which
are almost all practical, consist in mistNites which
oecur lit consequence of the over-carefulness of
the Servant (Lts'mg), through which some china
is sinashed, some horse-medicine drank instead of
Constantil wine, and a hundred-pound note folded
np in a letter which'retnses it to a borrower, and
other incidents equally amusing. ensue. The au-
dience certainly did not relish this Interlude,
which, in spite of the excellent acting of
IlLaNctlaan, the physiognomy of LISTON, an&
the eirorls of Miss FOOTR, TOMMY, and Stst-
.
moNs, was apparently condemned for ever ; but
Neu oh4erve that it was dilly equivocally destroyed,
for it is announced for repetition every night thi&
week.

MRS, DICXONSIS FAST APPRARANCI A." 4 PAR/S,
reenelt Cr;tic upon the Opera sot Gr4ekto, at
the Theatre Itoyal Italie!) of Paris, thus speaks of
Mrs DICKMNS' appearance as the heroine :—" The
Debutante has a good method ; she articulates
with intelligence, and is not without grace ; her.
weak in the medium, is fine -in the higher
notes, Madame DICKON3 sornetimes reminds us'
of 11, esst.—On a first essay, we cannot decide,
whether Mrs. D. is competent to fill the vacant
place ; but we may notice that she was often ap-
plauded, and that if she left smething to be de-
sired, it might be artribated to the apprehension
inseparable from a Debut.

-
ItICHARDSON, GootaLucx, find Co. the Gon-
tractots, beg leave to remind their Friends and
this Public of the near approach of the drawing,
and respectfully solicit their favors at their Offices,
Corninil, and Charing-Cross, where they sold
Last Lottery, Two Capital Prizes of 10,000/.
each. The present scheme of only 6,000 Tickets,
contains Three Grand Capitals of 20,0001. and
numerous other. Prizes, amounting altogether to
86,9101. Consols and Money, ail at which will be
drawn To.morrow.
A fatal accident happened at Crigglestont, near
vtVoltefield, on Monday last.—Mr. Joseph Wood, a
respectable farmer, at that place, was out with a
loaded gnn to keep the birds from his crop. In
stepping over a-fence. the gnu went off, anti shot
/trims Copley, who' was 'poi the" spot ; he died
instantly.

hifIZING ExTitAorun RY

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tome on, M and cursed be be
" Wtio first cries hold enough."

The much expected contest betwixt jinlky and
Remnant took place some days ago. in the area
of the Liverpool Exchange!!
Even Betting.
Ist ROand*-After a little, sparring, Remnant complimented
Bulky with a facer, which seemed to fetch the scintillations
through his glint: t, however, be went into his man ; a little
puny hoots, both fall. Even betting.
9d Rptend—Nfore sparring in this than in the first, Bulky
bit right and left, yet in endeavouring to get away received
an Horizontal that immediately altered the peristaltic motion
of his repository--closed and fclh (letting 7 0:2, owing to
Bulky appearing touched in the puff.
iturod—Buth apparently confident of success com-
menced hitting:immediately ; the reason why they did so, it
was whispered the f/s•apr were on thewly.s Remnant received
an astonisher, or iv/fisher cutler, but scorning cumplitnentert
obligations, returned a chopper su close to Rulliy's /very,
twill . spoil his eloquence for saute time: be attempted to
smile, but it was declared a grin by the seconds, from the
peculiar assumed form of his fly trap since the last delitTry
closed and fell 7-7 to 6 on Remnant.

40 Round—Both carpe to C'hampstio. Remnant fought
'ide, no' bitting of coniequenee. Bulky, in attempting to
throw in a prfanfer, slipped and 611-.15 to fi od Remnant, eta
takers.
sth iteund!—Remnant ilashert nienee, tipped Bulky a
/egg ler, who took the hint and fell-4p to lon Remnant.
6th Round—After swallowing a flash Of lightning, Bulky
-.appeared again, but only in a. secondary situtktion, Rent.
nant's *tauter leaning visilitle effects of physical clpability; he
gave an order for claret; Bulky paid it at sight, struggled anti
fell-20 to I. un Remnant.

7th Round—Notwithstanding .the unfavourable appearance
of Bulky in the last round, Antteus him, the contact. of
the earth seemed to have-intuited 'in bini Holt vigour, and
from the manner Remnant glininied him at setting-to, it wag
feared the General was'oesent to his -thought; however, it
proved afterivards he was Only " screwing WI courage to the
sticking point." He now skewed considerable science, and
served it out to Bulky so rapidly he could not even pass tis
eeesph:sosent, and it appeared plain to all Rulky was making
his will. This round closed, with a //eopr from Remnant to
his .1766.1—Betting 5u to I, in brass, lead, or pewter.
Rointt/-.-Resonant, in hitting short, fell and reeled his

onterer—rose again corhy..
9th itound--This round Bulky bored his adversary dowtt
and fell upon him 6' Great was the fall theraof."...fiettittes
Driihtv to Quidds, still on Iteuntant.

10th itotoot—itertmant appeared first, Bulky immediately
after; it was now supposed nothing but superior/me/am could
pull thi latter through. Iteinnant displayed excellent science,
stopping and returning in a very superior manner; 'lo66ing
his opponent several times, which matte bins so. tuilioiss, he
ran his head into Chaacery, and wari receiving a very im-
pressive. decitiOn frOut• Retnnauts mauler, when theiVape
appeared, and made it a drawn battle': but we understand
'they are to tight on Iliihra' Island in March next, MOW tiwtr
they ara env iutu tisining.

ThiBZatttooantS' Moen Minuet time t frog thtlhott
training both nrideilfent, but little sport was at first appra.
headed; hoavret *nth supposrtion proVed pretnatute, fist
whilst It slid last few personal greetings of this klnd,
gr?utided, on complimentary best4wings have liell/ed more
"naps; and had butt true Traps kept °IT, it was 4lomidearLd
the honour dr wearing the ft elt would certainly htire he•
longed to one of thesepticlieri:es. During the fight all kat-
cupetions were extremely actire...pivimy Di,,gen-jr
Pats, Dratrins','o7pf A., Toilers, &se. and a great demand
fur Goose Lev..
48th October, Liverpool.