The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

Fi tO,

bit OaY•t..v.,:c., (Fertincsday).--Ail selections
Must hea sort Of masical patch ,work ;
and while they were of the same colour„ had the
appearance at least of oruatuent ; but the intro-
duction of words and melodies, neither suited to
tale ielitOn nor Me design of
.Oratorio, is
el-
bowing " a Niiit,of Sables" with n patch of yellow,
Sitch, nnhappily. is the depraved taste of the times
that modern trash acquires enthusiastic applause,
While the stibliniestairs appear just-to be tolerated
and only to he enjoyed by the ",judicious,''
as far as money goec, are not " worth an whole
Theatre orothers."--i-Mr. llttAnAm's '' Deeper
and Deeper still"- anti " In Splendour bri;tht,"
were finely , executed. Mrs. SALMON gave what
was allotted to her sweetly ; and Mrs.. DICKONS
diqplayed her ancommon science, taste, acrd exe-
cution in 11-1 Angels ever bright,'' " high o'er the
Wm rriot's Head," 'Sic. with the best effect. . It is
impossible to conceive or express her excellence
;n ‘VlN.Trit's " Now, again revising Nature." Its
eons'equence of her great exertions in the two first
acts, she too.k no. part in' -the selection. ltont
HAYDN. The Battle Sinfonia was as loud, 'grand,
and effective as

Mr: NICHOLSON'S' flute solo st!ould pass
unnoticed—hii subject was th'e national hymn of
God save thy King, and he gave vtirintions of it
iu the *finest style of expression and execution.
The House was' an overflowing one,.

JEW D'ESPIt IT.

There appears in the Bill of the Covent-Garden
Oratorio of this evening, sonic whOnsical co•inei-
dvures, to give them no deeper nanie. Could we
venture to believe hi the waggery of so, weighty an
.Arranger as Mr. ASHLEY, we alight be almost
tempted to think that he had intended to furnish
us with Jest Ili well us Song ; a touch of facetious
'lndio:, to give pungency to sober melody. What
' else, in fact , could h<iVe•our song-singing, speech-
making f;ivoitrite "BRAITAM, for " Ak, perdonna."
Alfulalue NfAIICHNI" %%kit the formidable Outcry.
of " Lord flare. Mercy," on her own Singing, or
her hearers ears of cinnie.. attached to her name,'
or the sunk and sepulchral tc;ne3 oe Mrs. Cu tot:,
announcing--" The Infant raised," to a very dis-
proportionate'eleVation"no doubt
' There are some toed touches of this., simple
satire still left. BE All AM'S " come, if- you dare"
is in the ',stile of Lis last oratotical display,
111(1 proves M. Aant,rot's opinion of the few-
dicinus nature of that attempt. , His :‘1 parto!:
egavalcut to a flourish of trumpets on, so. decided.,
a triumph as then
• Even the more Minutoattantions have 'not been
tmitted, and he is made:to commence:it-I.a Dan—
(Jewo).. ‘Vrst.r.x has not. escaped this sweeping
ridicule, and recollecting the pleasant variety of
transformations which ,the venerable brother' of
the: Methodist Pontiff has tried ioqiis:notitins of I
going to Heaven; " in exitu one of the'
lotopieiit touches that could have been laid on his •
440rcutneised sensibilities.

" In exih, Israel."

' • A NEW VERSION. •
Thtko my 1)10 br**clira that tifiVe
So many a year their master'e hide,
xpite of patch, and vamp, and 'torn,
lttfusin to hr longer worn. .
With Limit-ed lags in corner.; cast,
Fall tictiia to the Jews at last.

THE LYCEUM THEATRE:

At least three hundred and fifty ,workmen: are
"lbw actively employcd,owthis new:national-Opera t
House, which is to be completed ready for open-:',
ing by. the middle of next ,month, at au estimated
expowe 0(70,000/. It does not appear internally,;i
to he larger thaw the old Theatre, but it is
lated'that it will hold about :50/..m ore. • The. Pit is
spacionirand the-descent- from the front loxes to
the Orchestra give.tbe andience'an %minter-
rupted..view of the performances from every seat.
There are two tiers of Boxes. Behind the front
of the dt'ess circle, are seven private ones Jot the
.aecummodation :of parties; 'which will hold" from
tour to twelve persons each, the .satins as in the •
Rath .Theatre.:. •Tlie• fronts •of the Bikes and Gal-
leries are to bit paintecla-enol.stone colour, tatte-'.
fully oraLimented•• With gold mouldings ; the aria
cushions of the Boxes crimson velvet fringed; and'
the backs and-divisions- of the tines a pale' t.os'e
colour. The Stage will-he .one lumdted feet,: in
depth, undo r,which is sunk a cpisee to give room
for the ‘FOrki4g.of themost complicated
The old entrance to the Boxes;,- from
Strand, -is continued, and at new one made feOnt
Exeter-stiect. The Pit and aallery doors %Val he
in Exclimige7court, which leads through 'from'
the • east entrauce of-Exeter 'Change toEXeter-
1, street, • • ' •

, IzAwit.E4
oitingi for cunveuiri a County Meeting to petition
Parliament " to relieve the people from the most
oppressive of their hurtheint,l%—He'went to the.
meeting, hut protested against ptiitiOnillg such an
illegal' and corrupt brut), ! • ,
Madame SACIII, the rope-dancer, base it is
said, 401. ,a night. for her eAthibition at Covent.
Garden.

A poor Pedagogne!s wire, whose character be-
fore marriage had been rather equivocal, having
unexpectedly brought him twins at the end of seven
moolts, one of ;lob's comforters said to him,
your good lady. verifies the old maxim,. •
" Bk tiat qui eau dut." ,
The second wife of a butcher of ithe name of
LAw, of Portglenne, in Ireland, was lately de-
livered Oa daughter. The veteran of the cleaver
is in the 98th year of hii age; his son, by his for-
mer marriage; ha.s just attained his 70th year;
ami his Want daughter is great aunt to nearly
70
.men, women, and children.
..

The strong indurcments held ant to adventurers
by the Scheme of the New Lottery, and the very
limited number of Tickets which it, contairis,
have already been felt by the Office Keepers ; the
orders for particular or favourite Numbers are
evea Boy, nuunrous,

,;tl4;.itriEjr3.

Corg ardtt.ti.v64-1 RCH MArket *at
well supplied with all kintts of Gr.tiq thi• morn.
ing. Fine' Wheat and', Harley -sot& -re- nt
Mmulay'spyiees,• NotWithstautllng tile skipply,ot
Oafs was lar;e, line samples had a brisk sale at
our last quotations. ' Peitse and genus supported
their price. In other articles there i%,'as no altera-
tion.

Mattcn dais Matitat Vf s rintweli
sn pplietk wit It the i•arious Wails of Cattle:; urlt wit*/ diltrer.t.
beef, Mutton, and Veal, sold at last prices ; and the trade;
forthe,niiist pat was ,somewbeit dull. 'llia sales iii thb Hap. '
market were not lively; Hay fetched a better Price Straw
and Clover obtained last prices. The under-ment;,ined prices
and muuliers are an accurate statement

• . To sink the Offal, per lto'n of alb.
Reef, 4s. 0d.., to Sq. MotAtm, 411. dd. to st. Od. tart)}...
dd. to Os. Oil. Veal. 4s. 44 t; .to ~ °J. Pork, 4s. 411. to Sq. EN.'
Beasts, std. Sheep, st97b. Cairti, 140. 310.
HAY-MARKET. •
Hay, 31p 5;. to 51. Os. Straw, 31. ss. ,to 11 Ms. MVOs
41. us. to 61. lON.