The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-08 00:00:00

P O 1 it it Y.

rum Ntono's ItEPORT.
As lately returned from the Isles bf the West,
Lorenzo, with health and prosperity blest,
And surrounded by friends, at his table presided,
Where all the good things of this world were provided
A domestic, with Africa's lute on his skin,
A basket of apples and ebesnuts brought in.
Lorenzo, with wine and good fellowship warm,
To laugh at poor Mango conceir'd it no hare;
And exclaint'd, as he held up the fruit to his view,
" This apple's a white tuan;. this chesnut is you?'
" Ali ! Massa," said igungo, " acknoWledge I must
" The connection is good, the comparison just;
" But Negro, like chesnut, tho' dark is his skins
"Is white, firm, and sound, at the he?nel within ; -
66 While,tho' beauteous like apple, is Buckra" so smart,
" lie has-oft max!, little Lida grains at his heart."

The Negro's Hanle fora white man.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

Count Ludolf entertained Prince Castelcicala and a party
of distinctioh yesterday, at his house, in Gloucestet-place.
The Duke of Wellington left Apsley House yesterday, for
his scat, Strathfieldsay; Hants.

• The Marqnii-and Marchioness of Camden, and•the Ladies
Pratt, have left town for their seat, the Wilderness, Kent.

The Earl of Rocksavage is arrived at the isle of Wight,

from a tour.
The COnntess.of Clanricarde and Lady Burke arrived on
Thursday, at Reddish's Hotel, lermyn-street, from Tun-
bridge Wells.
Richard Raker, Esq. has left Portland-place, for Brighton.
Sir Thomas Liddell, Bart. is arrived in Portland-place,
from Brighton.
C;;,neral Vansittart is arrived in Upper Harley-street, from
ighton.

Julie. Fuller, Esq. is arrived in'Devonshire-place, from
Rose Mil, Sussex.

• ..
Thomas Pitt, Esti. is arrived in Wimpolc-street, from Rick-
ings, near Colnebrook.
Captain and Mrs. Schoruberg are arrived at their house in
• '
Pall Mall, fron4their seat, in Hants.
BATH ARRIVALL—Lord Bolton, Sir Josh. Dickenson,_ Sir
E. and Lady lianhope, Sir W. Pearce, Adm. Sir H. Sawyer—
Adru.•Tate, Gen. Hopkins., Colonel Nooth, Colonel O'Neil,
Lieut.-Colonel Hetioit, Liete..:Colonel Thorne, Major and.
Mrs. AStky, ajar Howard, Major A. Bbwen. Major Wey-
land, Captain and Mrs. Jackson; Captain 'Bastard, Captain
ilar!ter, Captain Gordon, Captain Holton, .Captain • Lane,
Captain Mason. Captain Mount, Captain !'Conner, Captain
Reed, Captain Vincent, Captain Wallis, Captain Watson. ,

SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1.820.

Fltl DAY. AOlll 7. •
• Mr.Jones's'l3cppo. Etst. beat Mr. Petters Etonian, gst. 91b.
A.F 50gs.-5 to 4on Beppu.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs each, h. ft. fur colts, Bst. 411). fillies,
D.M. •

IA Exeter's f. Aspacia, by Perk:los, out of Bess
H. R. H. the D. of York's f. by Seymotir or Blucher
One pd.-5 to 2on Aspasia.
•
Subscription Plate Of 501. for two.yr-olds carrying est. 71b.
three, Bst. 51b. four,:Bst. 131 b. five, 9st. 41h. six and aged,
9st. 81b. D,M.
Mr. Goddard's b. c. Sir Topaz, 3 yrs
D. of Rtitland's b. c. Inferior, 4 yrs
I.d G. H. Cavendish's ch. c. Zero, 4 yrs ...
Mr. Wilson's eh. c. Haruspex, 3 yrs
TwelveSubwribers—Tbe Judge placed .lint four.
.5 to I agst Sir Topaz-3 to 1 agst Inferior;
•

Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, li. ft. for fillies, Bst. 6111. D.M.
Mr. Rush's b. by Truffle, out of -Reserve , I
Mr. Calley's h. Tin-lam a, by Rnbens, dani, Barbara 2
Mr: Batson's by Hedley,-out of Pranks 3
Six. started—six pd.—The Judge placed but three.
2to I agst Trnflle-3 to 1 agst Mr. Batson's. •, .

•
The Port Stakes of ifiogs each, h. ft. for colts, Bst. 71h. fillies,
Bst:4lb. T. M. M. The owner of the second horse to
withdraw his stake.
Ld Exeter's Snake.
mr. Watson's Evadne
Six started—One pd.—The Judge placed but two.

COURT MouttNiNG —The Second change of
Mourning takes place to-morrow ; and on be
30t6•inst. the Court goes out of Mourning.

'THR THEATRE.—The Gentleman who was to
have performed Harniet.again last night, at Drury-
Lane Theatre,..being indisposed, the part was as-
signed to
.HAMBLIN, a, promising young Perforther,
who-acquitted himself so well as to add to his re-
pntation.-7-He .Was well received.
• Mr. YOUNG, who, to the disgrace of -the Lon-
don. Stage,.is suffered to Wander to Provincial,
Theatres, is now engaged at Bath, where
,his re-
cent pertnrmnnce of Lear was warmly, and, we
have no doubt, justly admired.
NEW ARGYLL_ROOMS.—Mr. HAWES had . his
Animal Concert at these Rooms last night : he
bad provided a rich harmonic treat for his friends,
and we were 'highly gratified that he had an abun-
dance of guests to partake of it. The Concert
Room was indeed crowded, as Might be expect-
ed from his private worth and professional merit.
There was a large and excellent Band, conducted
by Mr. F. CRAMER. The vocal performers were
of the first, order—Mts. SALMON, Miss CAREW,
Miss GOODALL, I3RAHAM. BELLAMY, VAUGHAN,
NIELD. HAWEs, bNYVETT, MULLINEX, AMBRO-
GETTI, &C. licc. The Concert, which was well
selected, commenced with HANDEL'S grand Com-
memoration Anthem. The chief novelty was a
pleasing song cphiposed by HAWES, and sung by
BRAHAM, which was much applauded r.
PoTTER performed a Conceito of MOZART on the
grand Pitnoforte, and gave an admirable proof of
his science and executive power. The whole•coo-
eluded with :" God save, the King," which was
given will) great animation, and received with
universal applaUse,
CURIOUS CokIrsPONDENCE,—Mrs. MARTYR'S
Letter, the morning after Miss YouNG's Marriage
to Mr. POPE :

DEAR lkinnAst—Permit me to be one of the first in offering
congratulation; I have no doubt of-your happiness, for I will
confrss that, if his Holiness had attacked nie, I should not
have had the resolution to die A MARTYR.

ANSWER.

DEA ft MADAM—Accept my best thanks for your congratu-
lations; this is not au hOur for criticism; but I will whisper
softly to my friend, that Pope's Essays are in perfect harmony
with Young's Night Thoughts. Yours, &c.
E. POPE.
The peculiarities of provincial towns subjrct
them to many local appellations. Hence the La•
dies of aiver, vutiO, in their private parties, 'or
snr..ggeries, as they are termed, from their habits
of !wig,- sitting, Wive acipireall the uaww of hen
turkies. •