The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-12 00:00:00

CUSTOMs' LIST.

Entered Inwards, January 11.—Suspense, Baxter, Saint
*ln

Entered Ontwards, Janita-y, 11.—Robert Fuge, Blcwett,
Naptea.

Cleared Outwards, January 11.—Ajax, Clarke, Cape of
000 d Hope.

An expedition, consisting of the Liverpool fri-
ate' CiPtain COLLIER; Eden, Carron, awl Cur-
lew sloops, and four Company's cruisers, Lvith
4700 troops, finder Major-Gen. Sir, %V KEIR,
sailed from Bombay last September to root out
The pirates the Persian Gulf.
CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. I2.—The continuance
°lf 11:e frost has caused a complete stagflation to
of business in our Market ; not even
:I"tie satnple; can he perceived on the s,ands ;
that prices must he considered nonaluilly as on
Ilund y„

11111\M;(1;1A-‘1,3,,N. 11, 18'20.

TO THE Erwrou OF TUE SUN.

SIR-1u eonsexpettee of the many prevalent
(Torts relative to the destruction of this Thea-
tre, that now agitate pobiie opinion, I think it
my duty to impress on the mind of every one, the
strong conViction on my own, that its origin must
he entirely attributed to act iclent, and not to the
intent any esil disposition ; and I feel the more
anxious to make this assertion, dim I may be the
means of removing such a stigma from a town
svhose character is among the btightest of het
country.-1 am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
BUNN.

FE NERAI,
OF' HER EX('ELLENCY' I'HE LATE COUNTESS
TA Lilt) r.

DOULIN, JAY. 8 —This day, the remains of this
deeply-lamented and Noble Personage, so dear to
her country, as well as to her family and, friends,
were conveyed to the riaeon-House, to he em-
borketd on board the Uxbridge Pocket, Captain
STEPH►:VS—cireumst.tnces. or a n•cture which it
is not necessary to mew ion, ha.ing prevented
their conveyance by the Royal Yacht. The as-
sembrge of carriages for this very atieetins cere-
mony, exceeded any thing of the kind in our recol-
lection, and extended in a line tbrrogh Great Bri-
tain-street, Copel-street, Parliatnent•street, Cot k-
hill, and into the Castle-yard The preparations
for the removal of the Body were cun►pleted with
more regularity and celerity than is usual on
such occasions ; and at eleven o'clock, the pro-
cession moved in the following order :

Squadron of Horse, (Royal Dragoons,) with Standard.
Band of Music, (Snots (treys, mounted.)
Nlr. Wil (mounted,) as Undertaker.
Two Men, (on foot,) with Black Cloaks and Bands.
Six Horsemen, with Black Cloaks and Hat hands.

Two Men, (on font,) with Black Cloaks and Hat-bands.
A man !tainted in black—head uncovered—monsited—bearing

the Coronet and Cushion ; his horse covered with
black, and led by two grooms.

Four men walking, two and two, with Black Cloaks and Hat-

bands.

Six men, hahited as Mutes, each carrying a pole furnished
with fine linen-drapery, confined with crape.
Mr. SI'UDDERT and Mr. GIRTON, as Undertakers.
THE HEARSE,
Drawn by six horses, each led by a Groom. The Coffin, as
already described, covered with crimson velvet, richly or-
namented ; the Pall, of black velvet, with a rich border of.
silver lace, and deep hl ick fringe.
His Excellency's Mourning Coach.
A second Mourning Coach of his Excellency's, followed by a
number of Carriages, in which were the different
Office's of the Household.
Next came the Llrd Mayor and She' in,
His Grace the Duke of Leihster, the Marquess Dorrnshire,
and a vast number of Nobility and Persons of distinction,
followed by bewcecn three or four hundred Carriages.
When the procession had leached a certain
point of .the toad, the carriages not immediately
belonging to the household or to the Nobility
drew off, and the hearse, attendesi only by those
who hail preceded it through the city, and the
carriages alluded to, moved on to the Pigeon-
house. From this period the procession was closed
by a party of dragoons.

THE THEATRE.—A new Performer, who is said
to have never trod on theatrical hoards before,
made her appearance last night at Coveut.garden
Theatre in the eery difficult part of Rosalind. Her
name is said to he ti aNsLEY ; she possesses a
good figure and an agreeable face. The diffidence
of her manner, and the evident timidity which,.
restrained her talents in the early scenes, seemed,
to confirm the statement that it was her first
appearance in public. Her manner was easy,
and, in general, what may, be expected front
4 Princess like Rosalind, who is p.,intetl with
a degree of freedom and humour hardly con-
sistent with the formality of a Courf• In
the progress of the part there was a spirited
gaiety that indicated a just conception of the Chu.
rafter, and the genet al impression of her act.
ing proclaimed her as a very promising acquisition
to the London St 4,y.e. The manner in which she
gave' the Cuckoo Sung gratified the audience so
much by her easy and characteristic vivacity, that
site was obliged to sing it three times. Orlando
had a most interesting representative in Mr. C.
KFMBLE. The part, indeed, could not have been
assumed with greater skill. Mm. MACEEADY, for
the first time, assati..d the part of Jaques,
and gave 'it with more sententious avity titan
could be expected, as parts of a bolder and
more fiery nature are best suited to his powers.
He was chiefly successful in the Speech on the
Seren dos. DURUSET gate more importance to
Amiens than it generally receives, and sung with
feeiiug and science. FAWCETT and Mrs. GIBBS,
kept up the ball very welt in Touchstone and
iludrey, and the performance altogether seem-
ed to be very satisfactory to the audience,
who were liberal in applause. Mr. C. Kemtme,
at the end of the play, came forward and stated,
that in cousequence of the very favourable impres-
sion which Miss WaristAsY. appeared to have made,
she would perform the sante character to-morrow.
'the audience gave warm and unanimous assent to
the tot rotation.

The Marquess and 'Marchioness of Dosviv-
stittilt, a:►d Lord. A. 1-111..5., have arrived in Doh-
liu, trona H►llsboroneh, to attend the funeral
processio►t of the late Countess of TALBOT to the
wa►er side.

Medals of Milton, Franklin, Washington, Mi-
chael Angelo, Schiller, Boethaave, Lucke, Con-
grtve, Dante, Francis 1., Christopher Columbus,
Tetrarch, the medals struck for the Society
for the Amelioration of litisons, Lave been sent
to the several libraries of the cities of France.
On Thursday evening', about seven o'clock,
Juhn irerry, who was%bring conveyrd to Maid-
stone gaol on 3 charge of felony, made his escape
fions the roof of the regulator coach, between
Fat ningham and Ki
ngstown, and has not since
been her.rd of. He had at the time of escape a
hand-cuff on hi 9 wrist, vuhs above I a'o feet of
double chain and a double bolt iron on his right

P 0 R V.

A IVOIID of lI.ENIONNTRANCL will.: the FEMALE UNION'
SOCIETIES MANUPACTURING DISTRICTS.

Dear Dailies of the North, while all quitting your housesj
TO prate on Reform to wise Mobs with your Spouses,
Pray.what's to become of your babes in the cradle?
Who': to work at the needle, or brandish the ladle ?
To wash, make your beds, fry your fritters, or bacon,
Scour your pans or your floors, all at home thus forsaken.
While your husbands are weaving, might nut you too be

spinning ?
Surely better employed than our ears to be dinning
Ott Reforats of the State with such Tinkers as Coboe•rr, •
Less forward to meml, if they could, than to rob it.
Bawl no longer with Wonts.n or Orator HARRISON,
On schrows too absurd to admit of comparison.
While thus addled your brains, or your craniums fractured,
Oh ! 'twere well could your heads be all new manufactured.