The Sun.
London, England, 1829-03-02 00:00:00

KING'S THEATRE.

ROssm's opera, II Conte Ory, was produced here- on
Saturday night. The plot is simple, and turns chiefly on
the amorous intrigues of the young Count Ory, a sort of
Giovanni in seduction and libertinism, to gain possession of
the Coit,d,s, cle Tormouliers. Signora MONTECELLI
was this Courite,s; but unfortepately she was labouring
under severe indisposition, and did not attempt to sing.
Signors CURIONI and GALLI were highly efficient as the
Count and his Tutor ; but, notwithstanding their evident
exertions, the opens was received with some degree of dis-
approbation, and will not, we apprehend, become popular.
The house was full.

The Duke of Cumberland arrived in town on
Saturday morning from a visit to his Majesty at his palace
at Windsor. His Royal Highness visited the Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester at Gloucester-house, Park-lane, and
also visited the Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Eldon
at their respective residences.

The Duke of Gloucester was indisposed in the
early part of last week fur some days by a cold. His Roy-al
Highness took an airing on Friday for the first time since
his recovery, and in the eveninglionoured the performance
of the French plays, at the English Opera-house.

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The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Vic-
toria attended divine service yesterday morning in the pri-
vate chapel attached to their apartments in the King's Pa-
lace, at Kensington. The service was performed by the
Royal Duchess's chaplain.
The Duke of Cumberland attended divine
service yesterday morning at the Chapel Royal in the
King's Palace, St. James's. Chief Justice Best .visited
his Royal Highness yesterday at Lis residence in the King's
Palace, St. James's.
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Summonses were issued about the middle of
the day on Saturday for holding a Cabinet Council 'at a
quarter before four o'clock, at the Foreign-ofrx, Down-
ing-street : between that time and half-past four o'clock,
the whole of the Ministers had assembled at the Foreign-
office. The deliberations of the Cabinet lasted till a quar-
ter before seven o'clock. After the breaking up of the
Council, summonses were issued for holding another Ca-
binet Council yesterday afternoon at the Foreign-office.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon the Lord Chancel-
lor, Earls Bathurst and Aberdeen, Viscount Melville, Lord
Ellenborough, .Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir George Murray, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald, and
Mr. Berries, assembled at the Foreign -office. The Duke
of Wellington was not present, having left town about one
o'clock yesterday afternoon for Isis Majesty's Palace at
Windsor, for the purpose of having an audience of the
King. The Lord Chancellor remained but a short time
with his colleagues. 'I he Secretary of State for Ireland,
the Solicitor-General, and the Solicitor-Cenesal for Ire-
land, were in attendance at the office during part of the
time that the Ministers were deliberating. The Council
sat about three hours.

The Duke of Wellington, after having an
audience of his Majesty on Friday, at his Palace at Wind-
sor, had a long interview with the Duke of Cumberland,
and afterwards left the Palace and returned to town on
Friday night.
Earl Bathurst gave a grand dinner to the Duke
of Cumberland on Saturday, at his residence in Great
Cumberland-street. Titers were present to meet his Royal
Highness the Lord Chancellor and Lady Lyndhurst, the
flake of Wellington, the Marquis of Abercorn, the Earl
of Aberk:een, Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot, &c. &c.

Mr. Secretary Peel entertained a select party
to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Privy-gardens.
Count de -Moltke, the Danish Minister ; Baron
Cetto, the Bavarian Minister; Count de Mandelsloh, the
Wurtemberg Minister ; and the Chevalier de Neumann, of
the Moot ian Embassy, transacted hnsinemi with the Earl
of Aberdeen on Saturday, at the office of the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affars.
The Earl of Aberdeen had an interview with
the Duke of Wellington on Saturday, at the Treasury.

BRAZILIAN LOAN OF 2,000,0001. STER-
LINO, NIWOCIATED BY MR. N. M. ROTHSCHILD, IN
LONDON, IN 1825.--The half-yearly dividend on the
above loan, which becomes due on Wednesday, the Ist of
April next, will be paid by Mr. N. M. Rothschild, on
that and every succeeding day (Sundays excepted) be-
tween the hours of ten and two, at his counting-house,
No. p, New7court, St. Swithin'sdane. The dividend-
warrants, with lists thereof in numerical order, must be
left three days previous for examination. Printed forms
to be previously called for.
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•
RUSSIAN LOAN, NEGOCIATED BY MR.
N. M. Ilornscnun, ix LONDON.—The Half-yearly Divi.
dend on the above Loan, which became due on the Ist
inst., will be paid on this and every succeeding day (Sun-
days excepted), by Mr. N. M. Rothschild, between the
hours of ten and two. The Dividend•warrants, with a
list thereof in numerical order, must be left three days
previous for examination. Printed forms to be previously
called for.

PRUSSIAN LOAN, NEGOCIATED BY MR
N. M. RoTirscrm.o, IN LONDON, IN 1818.—The Half.
yweraLlnyeDsdi,v,yi d, et till
Iston tolfteAaphroil‘,•euLuoialne,
ptiwhichd o nbeteboal-to
aesmtil due on
le I succeeding day (Sundays excepted), by Mr. N. M. Roths-
child, between the hours of ten and two, at his counting-
house, No. 2, New-court, St. Swithin's-lane. The Di-
vidend-warrants, with a list thereof in numerical order,
must be left three days previous for examinatioc. Vriuted
forms to be previously called for.
The health of the Marquis of Hertford is
considerably improved tiers Lis arrival at Naples. The
Noble Marquis has not only sent his proxy to the Duke of
Wellington, but he has likewise given all his intez,est, in
the other House of Parliament in favour of the Qatholics,
to whom he was opposed from principle, until it became,
as he was always anxious it shonl,l, a Government ques-
tion. The fact is confirmed by the. resignation of Wynd-
ham Lewis, Esq. foir 04e borotkgh of Aldeburgh, and the
return of the young Is of Douro in his stead. It is
repoy,4d that Wyndam Lewis will be created a Baronet.
The Colosseum, with all its internal attrac-
tions, has, even in its present state, become the fashion-
able lounge. The Panoratna of London is certainly the
most astonishing effort of art ever invented by one indi-
vidual. The Cascades r.nd Rock-work viewed from the
Cottage will, when in motion, produce a wonderful earf,ect.
The Conservatories, which include innumca'able scari.:c
exotics, are nearly complete; and wlre4 the D,F.'etments
destined for the reception of wcAsclart and literature are
finished, and the Ref:!ctctrio, anti Cuisine in activity for the
luxury of the s.akwtrilers, the Whr.,le will be altogether on-
Mullin° Pasta has at length made hes• c•lec-
tion, and does not intend to visit this country during the
present season. This distinguished W.:at has accepted an
engagement to sing sixty nighte, at one of the theatres in
Alilan. She is now at \izana, preparing to give a series
of concerts, under sae patronage of the ,imperial
Madame C.,;uporese is shortly expected in London, where
th;ct,delightful songstress willattuly the void occasioned by
the absence of Pasta, iat the vat ions concerts and music
meetings, She is cot engaged at the Italian Opera House,
becanse Sontag and Madame Malibran Garcia arc therg
greatly,

• Measure for Measure, one o,c E444.speare's
most powerful written plays, hat; long lain dormant, until
it was revised by Mr, ISeclble. for Pzury-lane Theatre,
when Mrs. Siddsois, tbgew a' charm over her interesting
personatV)9, of .eictl)ella, and Kemble himself acted the
'T:he play was subsequently performed at Covent-
Garden, and after Mrs. Sit!dons had retired from, the stage,
Miss O'Neil assumed the character of _s.akila w:th infi-
nite success. Since that period _TaabpllFt has not been sus-
tained at either house with. any, effect, and it is reserved for
the amiable cfel*ante, Miss Phillips, who performs
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be/(447tbe first tune this evenings at Drury-lane Theatre,
to confirm, her talent, by lw•rirsting this character, sa the
aatqttAte substitM fur lthss O'Neil.
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR :—BURKING.—A
considerable sensation was excited on Saturday night. last
in Gosford-street, in consequence of sos.,-,a,e, man having as
saulted a gitl, 19 years of sg,;-', nape of '\cr
Ilusselby, in Muston's court, int ie folios iq ct-neo.oo,- •
It appears tirAt, the girl, On, reachinftr tlw4, 490--
of teatrg'inni; the. c 947,1,.
who initarrilY'cov,i2.4....
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