The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-22 00:00:00

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KING'S THEATRE.—II Burbiere di Seciglia was
repre,,etired on Saturday and received with the
warnirst applause by a very numerous audience,
artiolitz whom were the Duke and Duchess of
CAMBRIDGE, Laoflgrave of 1-IESsE CASSEL, the
Grand Doke MicritlEL, and a large proportion
of English Nobility and the Fistlioliabie
THE ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE opened for !be
season. Not eny is absolutely necessary now in
excite public atieotion, and therefore ,Jr. ARNOLD,
the Alanager, in dilition to his excellent com-
pany of regular Performers, treated the town on
Saturday last with a troop of American Warriors,
who exhibited their warlike operations with great
adroitness, and afforded an t'lltVrtainflleilt at once
terrible and diverting These novel and
sttikin
Performers anlonnr to seven, and the following
are their names :
SENUNG-Gls, ('he Chief.) NE-QUI -ET-TWAsSAV E,
STA-EUTE, jIC-TAU-GOl-1, NL-r.4UN• NE-AU-BOIT;
SE-81/0S- K R-ACB, Euti-DoGA.
The Public have seldom iiitneSse,ll a more in-
texesting spert ode, as it presents *tt specimen of
manners so different from thrt,tt Of Ink country,
and in,leed of every civilised State. They were
well received. Miss KtuLy is still the Heroine
of this Theatre. BARTLEY, HARLEY, CHATTER-
LI,Y, a d his Wite, \VRENCH, and a Mr. ST.
ALBIN, and Miss AGLLTT front Dublin, form a
company crpable, ,te doubt not, of rendering she
se+s ~n hi lily a: tractive, and rewarding the exer
!loos of the eitterpri•ine \Jail:tact%

CORN-EXCHANGE, JUNE 22.—We have bad a
short supply of lVheat from our own coast, and
about 22,000 quarters of Foreign since this day
week ; real fine samples sold at Monday's prices,
but ordinary is dull, and Is. per (parte!. lower ;
Barley and Malt is very dull ; and in consequence
of the large arrival of Forei,in Barley, had any
sales been made, it would have been lower ; Pca
Beans, nod Oats, have each advanced Is. ;.er
qnarter.—ln other kinds of Grain .there is no
alteration.

EXECUTION.--This morning, at right r. 'clork,
John Dennett, for the murder of Jane Rogers,
was, pursuant to his sentence, executed before
the Debtors' door, Old Bailey. This unfot innate
being was obliged to be assisted whilst he re-
mained On the scaffold, and resigned himself to
his fate, apparently almost in a lifeless state. llis
body, after hanging the usual time, was conveyed
to St. Bartholomew's Hospital for dissection.
A FACT.—On Monday last a Lady was passing
over Gainsborough bridge with an umbrella'in her
hand, when she felt the weight of it surprisingly
increased, and iti a little time discovered that it
was owing to a 'xi-tower of frogs, thousands of which
are to he s,en at this tone.
IMITATION IFA. —0 i Saturday a man of the
name of Edmund Rlunle,7, of Tenter-row, St. Leo-
rood, Shorediich, was, convicted at Hatton-garden
Office in the Jienalty of 5001. for.,having in his
lmossession ribout 50011). of sloe, thorn, and elder.
eaves, unanniactured in imitation of tea. All the
implements used in dryitig, colouriug, draining,
exc, were produced in tbe office, hesides-leveral
sacks and barrels of the imitative tea. The whole
of the tie sued for amounted to the enormous
sum of 5000/ but the Excise consented to take a
convic ion for the above stun. The defendant was
stated to be entirely employed by some 'grocers
who 'tiled a house for him to use as a manu-
factory
A laughable circumstance happened at Covent•
Garde,' On Saturday noon.. Sir M. MAXWELL re-
tired from the finstiugs to the Coffee-house, at
the west end of the Piazzas, followed by a num-
ber of his friends, who cheered him as he pro-
ceeded. One Gentleman, however, thought proper
to hiss, which was no sooner observed than blows
ensued. In order to have a full view of the
combat, almost 20 people 'Vent into a market
waggon, which happened to stand near the spot,
when the driver (a boy about 12 or 14 }ears
old), smacked his whip, and off set the horses,
wiel.)..',heir heavy load of live liimber, to' the no
su/Ali i.;.atific4tiora of the crowd.

LADY EMILY VANE T.nIVEST.

COURT OF CHANCERY.

TICYLOR V. ANTRIM.
Thi9 morning the Cr!Oft Wtl9 much rrovork.l.
expectation of hearing the Lour) Ci 4 ‘NcE,Lort's
final Judgment in tali, imp,prt,,tit Case. His
L-irdship, after reading the Affidavits of Lord
STEWART and Alrs. Tar Lott, and recapitolating
the most prominent points, stated, that in a case
of so finch impokrance to the parti s, he should
not proceedlo.a tkri-ion till he had once more
seen Lady EMILY VANE.TEMI.F.ST. flz s (mid
acquaint them what further views he had takeilt
of the sui)ject to-morrow or Wednesday.