The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-24 00:00:00

t'/iNDSOP, coat. 23.

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remains in the same itate : be eats,b)i
(Seal. !trivially, and !tikes the exercise Of voila-as
Itt lily suiie of 'rooms..
This morning the Princesses AIH;USTA MOS SO'
rutA rode on honieback in the. Park, accompanied
by the Duke of CAMUUIDGE, Lords AttuaN and
WALSINGII/01, Lady ELY, General S'eLm.;lrtt, and
Colonel TA Y LOA. The QuEsN, and the Pail;
cesse* ELIZABETH and MAkY, took an ailing to
Pcog more.

Arrived at Ilamty's Hotel, Parliament-street,
Majcor SUTHERLAND, and two young Gentlemen,
from the Court of Persia, sander his catte,'-to be
idocad in this country. They came with Sir,
Harfprd JONES, and were shipwrecked ()tithe Isle
of Wight. .• •
Yesterday
.a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eist India House, when Cantata ions CRAIG WOS
stitrurn into the command of the new ship building.
in the room Orthe 'Jane Duchess of Gordon, consign-.
tad tit Ceylon and Bengal.
'mentioned'. on Ttaesday its having been lately
announced in the Perlin Gazette," that the existing
diKrences whh a oeighbouring Power had been
amicably adjuster!." There is. reason -In suppose
.that 'the Power I:9l.erre,J, to was. not France, but
Saxony; s,‘ 'oh which Piussia had some ditfrences
on the suliject of eorninercial regulations.
:Nresteritartnoi oink, at eleven o'clock, 'tufa. Royal
Highnesses Alit...Doi:es of .Yottx., Ky.tirr, and CAssiii
'tatbou, were on the parade to see the working of
new engine, built for the Royal Military College,
at Chelsea. • Two of the old engines were at work
at the Sane time. , The new- one bad the superi-
ority, as it (thew a greater body of water, and to a
greater height. :Kgreat correourbe of people Was
colle-cted : during ‘.vtrbh time ti light-fingered tea-
(lentil) was ;doe:tied with his
,hand in toe pocket
at ltir. Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. He was
secured. His Royal Highness-said he did not know
whether lie had left his gold snuff-box at'home, or
whether he had lost any thing, or not.

Tit a Tt3 E ATM E.—As the. preSent is the last season
that Mrs. SWOONS will` tread theatrical boards, the
Public riatutally' crowd to the performanceiol, per-
kips, the greatest. tragic Aciress that bas ever been
seen. Covent-Garden Ttu bed, therefore, last
night a very numerous audietice, at the representa-
tion of illaarth, and never did thin great Adress
,appear. to more advantage than in the terrific he-
roine of the piece. All the lofty emotions were
'pressed with her usual energy, and the meekness
towards Dhlictill, and "ightseyent visitations of re-
Morse, %vele touched with a,critical•force and deli-
cacy, which prove that Mrs. SIDDONi has deeply
cutis:(tered every patio' this ditlicult charkter.—•
livaiut.a disployeds4 ry lithe indication of his recent'
as.il.,WaSi and it he did not rise up to
the toll degree 'ot: tome which he has strewn on
former occasions, he- amply atoned for the slight
auatemerif by 'precision and acumen.-'-In the older
copies of t11;5 play, when A/nag_ 'wives at the
Castle, the exclit th.tt ion of Macbei4 runs thus
vi.'4)(e Duncan 0, ith thy knocking! I would. thou
coulcUtti"

as addre,,sed to the p,llsorrwho. makes the noise ;
but KOMULit, H o übsetve, points tins passage
thus .

Wakcl Duncan, with this knocking, &c.

. .
ai addressed to the departed tnothirch. 'This inter-
ple;ation
m .th
attilests.-shrewdness and ingenuity, and
oic d than if addressed. at random to the
'prrson A nhunt ; hut it ,may be questioned whether
in tit agony a hi reclifigs,'wonld Pot
rth horril hum the thought W.-Duncan, and
rather di ect his mind to any ohjtict which .might
less tot ment hi in. He had prebionsly said— ,

" I All 4 afiaidtO ttkillk What 1 ItAve done ;
" Look tio"t :404 i ii.ire ;sot "--t

and he might also well be 'afraid la Milk of the
vicom Woody derd. However, the leadii.g
(t I ,5r ingot dispkyq critical investigation,, and
hal KENtimg t ncts to every thing that tn. y
iiiu.lL'le or dignity the test.
• lAcEtna .L-After the new Opera of M. P. which
in its attiaction, lite grand I'aittomime
of Den- Juan way last night brought forward at this
Theatre. '.l.)ar;Atap pet Rained the hero tit the piece
in a Very.itnpressive manner. A' ‘Mr,l(Eltsv ap-
peared, for thefirst time here, in the pail at Sawa-
"mouth. He is not without humour, but it savours.
rather Itici'inueWof that which gener.lly marks to
performances, of the tUinor theatre,. The piece
.was strengthened by the vocal'powers of Mrs.
UAW) and Miss kat.i.v, :WhOSC,VOiCed so well asst.
iodated. in, a beautiful duet derived from Pr.avaL,
anti. Who sung h tto welt, that' it was loudly encored.
Tht pieee'aliogether is'weli got up, ':as the phrase is.

It. is slicking to see the Oppositiot, Prints not
only abound in tallaeious masoning .intended to
lessen the military' reputation of Lord WELLING.
tos, haat*, in despicable attempts to...throw ritti•
ode upon his operations. Such protices, however,
only.send to add contehtpt to indignation at' such
endeavours, to degrade an illustrtous charatier,
Whom hisffory wilt place among the first, of .British
heroes, and who-indeed May be ranked with the'
'ablest Commanders, whose merits she has hitherto
recorded.
It would be honourable to the feelings, as well
'as to the religtous pritteiples„ of the Actiliail CatliO•
lies, if they were 10 chew the r respect for the
'Head of their Church, anti their anxiety on account
tit Abe tticlant.l otyColidition to 'which he is "re-
,llueed, 'by some open declaration of the indigna-
tion_and horrouwitich the condt.ct of h:s Oppressor
must excite in their ininds;if they are sincere in their
attachment' to the,.faith which they 'profess. In
•-loriPtl times. the Pork tract been treated in such
.ctrianner by any legitimate Sovereign,
,they I.voold
~Itayethottglit life a poor bi 4 r Lice in'the cause of the
Holy ;Father. How ia it then, that they rernam so
when they see him despoiled of all his lOU.
ptifat..possessions and authorities, by a low-born
Listirp,ir, who hart proclaimed his faith in so many
cre,igioti4 is evidently to p. eve` that he has none, and
virtiit once •acCoally inade Ms boast of being a Ma-
ti4hottietan, and at having trampled on the Cross
Genend PICTON, who d.ed last week at the ad-
vanced age r.d. (4'oly-four, is said to have been
unciolo the General or (tat name, now serving, in.
Portugal, • •