The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-20 00:00:00

ADELPHI, THEATRE.

A new piece, entitled '•C Nelson, Or .the Life of a
Sailor," which was 'Ought forward for the first
time at this Theatre, Was, in consequence of the good
acting of Mr. Terry, as our great NaVal Hero, re-
ceived with unqualified applause. There is little
novelty, but plenty of gunpowder in the piece; ,to-
gether with Mr. T. P. Cooke, who, as far as vulga-
rity. is concerned, makes a first-rate sailor. The
piece was announced fbr rePetition With the appro-
bation of a crowded house.

COBURG THEATRE.,---The performances at
this entertaining little theatre—first among the Minors—
ivill, on the occasion of Mr. BowEs's Benefit, which takes
place to-morrow night, present a rich and varied treat.
Elie whole strength of the theatre is enlisted on this occa:
`sion. Mr. Bow's having been box book-keeper since the
erection of the Coburg, has a strong Claim on the consi-
deration of all those who support that establishment.
EXTRACT OF .A PRIVATE LETTER. FROM
Duntaw, DATED SATURDAY, Nov. IS.—" In the course
of the present Term, there will be a trial for seduction, in
the King's Bench, in which the celebrated Catholic Con-
troversialist, Mr. MAGUIRE, will be defendant. At pre-
sent this gentleman is lying dangerously ill, with a brain
fever, the consequence, no doubt, of anxiety, on account of
this trial."

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We Understand, a meeting of the bankers in
this town and county, was held in Nottingham, on Tuesday
last, when JouN WRIGHT, Esq. of this town, banker,
was appointed to
,represent their interests at the General
Meeting of Country Bankers, in London, called for the sth
llccemblr.:.._Nottinyleffna Mercury.

JUST RETR is with unfeigned
regret. we read in our king's Bench report of this morning,
that the Leeds Intelliyencer (despite its general ability)
is in a very declining state of health indeed. Quere--Is
not this a jest visitation on its frightful Ultra-Tofyisni

We hear, on good authority,' that -Mr.
has never got over the public obloquy occasioned by: his
defence of Mr. PEvr., at Birmingham. " Raro seelestoo4
deseruit pede liana elaudo."

EFFECTS .OF 'JEALOUSY.- About seven
o'clock last evening a dispute, of a disagreeable naturt-4
took place between a man named GROSVENOi, a
'follower, who keeps a house in Mac's-place, Greystoke-
.place,Fetter-lane, and his .wife, when he ran after her with
a table knife, and while passing the house of Mr. Wiwaals,
a tailor, in the same buildings, who was standing at his
own door, with an. oath plunged the knife in WiLtiams's
left arm-pits adding, " thou art the cause of all
this." The unfortunate WILLIAMS was carried • into his
house dangerously wounded, and bleeding profusely. Sur-
gical aid was promptly called in, and the wound, Which is
declared to be of a most serious nature, dressed. Two
constables took GnosvzNon into custody, and carried bins
to the watch-house.
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much
ee
faearers
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gratified SHIPto announceANNE .t—We
which
were entertained, last week, that this vessel would be a
LOSS s.nobFeinTgHenEand
total loss, have not been realised ; in fact, the hull and
entire of her cargo are now in safety. This ship left
Kingroad or. the afternoon of Thursday se'nnight ;' but
after passing through the shoots, owing to her being too
early upon the tide, and the want of wind, she was forced
by the current upon the Dun Sands, in the port of Bristol,
where she was soon upon her beam ends; in which posi-
tion the crew took to the boat and abandoned her, leaving
only the pilot, SINDERRY, on board. Her masts speedily
gave way, upon which she slowly capsized, the pilot saving
himself as she was rolling over, by climbing, by means of
the chains, upon - her bottom, whence he was taken off by
a' boat from a trow passing' at the time. The wreck, keel
upwards, drifted with the flood past Beachley, and up the
river as high as Sheppertline Grounds ; and the darkness
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ebb tide broughton
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shase w
lowa taken sep, 1
possession
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where,
'of by the crew of a CustOm-bouse boat, belonging,- to Glou-
cester...aiath ;lewd, • ,