The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-15 00:00:00

FOR IHE SUN.

"AI IP
Thursday Morning, ode
MR. MR. EDITOR,—I have ti-.is moment seen ivoi•
remarks on the disturbance of last MoadaY
lug at the Royal Cobourg Theatre, by which_Al'iorfit:
pears to have proceeded front some hasty aw.
proper conduct. on'my part ; as this impressi°_llo
, ,„ yo
most injurious to my reputation, I appeal irwint
impartiality for the insertion of the fP"th,
iE
statement, which 1 am ready to verify on °21,-, Oa.
necessary ; and. I apply to you, Sir, ""t,040
creased confidence, from the circumstance
of
having expressed a wish for an explanation. ..,01,
The disturbance alluded to arose-solely froM the iiirgori_ju'
refusal of the Proprietor, (Mr. J. Glossop) to "an °""..,
the wish of the Audience, who hail so very Pr"lrt.-slr"
kindly acceded to my request of being allowed to trarlotoll
the Performances for that Eveniug; and it is a ftt't'aid ael
is known to several hundred persons, that the fracu-.; tor*A
exist previous to this refusal on the part of the Pr°P'eo *L."
It is, indeed, true, that a very serious disapProba",t
manifested by the Audience, who were justly indiVt%.;o3plc"
want of deference to public opinion, and at the a‘,010:,
assertion that a transposition of the' pecformances *tea 1,7
practicable, a falsehood which was clearly demon'tnist.,ice
the sequel; but it would be a strange pervefsion °Wrier/
to charge me with a c,insequenec which can 001 'Toes s"
imputedsto those who ventured to trifle with the sr'
their patrons. f ele
Now, Sir, without adverting to the stipulition 20
gagement, or noticing in any way ate wilicb, 32'; nit
have been concerted to de rive me -a the fra1t5,:,,ie.,,../1'
weeks' anxious labour, I will observe, that, as '7l 07,
nager, it was my duty to address the audience; 313;t0s
leave to call upon the respectable Proprietors of f szu
bear me oat in the as•:ertion, that the anuouncenteasiijisse
change it) the advertised order of performances Tl
riably to the lot of the Stage-Manager or Ins De.l4l`)iost""
Public will, I am sure, do rue the justice to consider,
order to deserve their approbation, it was necessarla;oo;
to be present at the first performance of my own P3l a Bei
for if, as is generally the case, that the ruachinexi A.ateir,,
piece goes awkwardly at first, when under the inoweual telt"
perintendance of the Inventor, how could it he t
succeed even tolerably when entrusted to a Stratige.':oo,
I am sorry, Sir, to trespass so long on your atter-0 d ar,
feel very anxious that my reputation should he.cle3l3en°4
the Public, whose favour apd support it has ever
unremitting study to deserve.
I am, Sir,
Your most obedient Servant, ti tl4'
12, Broad-court, Bow-street.
,
r 11..-"'
CoIts:EXCHANGE, MAY a.—We had n.
° rthe
Arrivals this morning, but plenty left over st
demand ; real fine samples of Wheat 50 old
Monday's prices, but inferior was very rFlullt
111 A
if arty thing rather lower ; Barley and o°
411; the Oat Trade is full as deari Le—e
Beans there is no alteration. chic!.

The ancient City Pageant at Coventry, tabs
aas been suspended for some years, is ab"tit,b-
revived with additional splendour ; for wl""'pre'
valcade the several trading companies are,,,;ol'
paring. Lady Godiva is once more to pass ni-I'oo
ed
on her Milk white palfrey, and PeePina
again to appear in all his glory. Upited
Almost every town throughout the c•iiiie
Kingdom
has felt the genial influence °J. ifet'''
tune's smiles in the last Lottery. anrstoit°9
tisement Bisn's we perceive that his LI% Os
have travelled in all directions, not only ""-a,
Land's End to John o'Groat's house, but „:ber
further North. As there is an increased de'
of Capitals in the present Lottery, and as 11'"; of
wand at his Offices is. already great, vv e 1118;t'
course, look to his selling the principal rEa
big
them ; indeedsuch is the great luck attendirj,all•
-Offices, that his not doing so would be extra
nary indeed. , been
A new Property of the KeleidoseoPe
discovered by a Gentleman of the Jewish '?"-oloe
sion, well knov‘ii in the Play World.- frl'epiece°
digits and a cypher are drawn on so 1118:13ro'hjec‘
of coloured glass ; these are placed in i''eeNat","
cavity at the end of the'tube variety o
ivory
hers present themselves, but some are MIK': more'
brilliantly defined titan the rest ; from theis`Q.i ore'
lucid numbers he selects his Tickets 811":: jait
for the 107 Capitals in the present Lotter' ; t
as One Thousand Pounds per Minute rni-94t11
'
obtained on THURSDAY MORNING Jii6Cl3 itS'
the Kaleidoscope may now be turned to a
Account.

DIED. e P
On Sunday last, of a rapid decline William,rson Ith sit
William Wright. Wilcochs, and nephew of C°/°lle
D'Urbau, K.C.B. Deputy Quartermaster-Genera,

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