The Sun. — 1808-04-20 (London, England)

THE HIGH COURT OF C,HANCBRY. " GENTLIOIEN, . . " Tire approbation • of:a body so .respeaahle and enlightened, in addition to the valued testimonies I have already been so feirtunate as to receive of the 'public reord, I most truly and most highly esteem. ' . . • '• "To. the Register, Masters, and Solicitors, I ,ffesst hog leave to express the greatest obligation. From: the liberality_ of their practice, I have experienced much c:s:staqce .triwards the discharge of a most Imiyi eat: &Av.-a duty which I entered upon withpet:ii:;iir §olic,ityidq. ~ , . .. '" 4s 04 'may. be the Jest opportunity afforded me of nieeti4.llle2pairs'Of, •tire High Court of Chancery of this feslaiift`, Periiiit me to Say,: that it will ever be to me a source Of sincere happiness to re act on their kindness, attd, upon the .cordial in-. iercourse which has uniformly, 'subsisted between us." •  • :~:~, yi,~t I'~ ~:  .. ,;,  Yesteratt”; the BrideweJLand ChrisOvi:Limpital. Yesterday roys, according to ancient custom, were admitttni, to the Mansion• House, to see.-the decoratiOns:icrtbe. Egypiitin Hail ft.r. the -.Easter 'Dinner ; they, walled through the Grand Saloon, with theirifekidlesr. and Nurses, where the Lord Mayor, Sheritft,,eati several Aldermen, anti City Officers, were seined with the Lady. Mayoress,' and a number .of Ladies. FAA) of the boys receiked from the hand' of his Lordship a sixpence, or a shilling, according-Act: their merit, with a-bun and a glass of wine.;,‘ after-which big Lor,!lhip, with.the Stteriffs, Sce,wentiinotate to Christ!. Hovital, where they heard qt. Serino" preached by the Rev. D. Don. The LADY MAYOURt.)I.S dress on Me,p)finy we one of the most splendid we ever observed at the Manaion,hoetw. Her aftiibiiity and attention to all her guests at the sun pttiou.:festival; was•the admiration of all nroutiti hvr. 'Ali% M. ANSLEY', sister to the LORI) MAYOR, opened thlellBll. with hls Roptl 1.-Ti*ness.the DuktrntCA2.ll3Ril46i: with' minuet, which they danced•admirably. She was4uperbiy dressed, nearly the same as her- sister.  Mr.'KEmat.Ereturned last night. to the Stage, for the first time after hiS long, and, afotie period, vi•ry alarming illness. .; 'Ffe performr d,. the,. charic,i'...of OCiavian,written on p,irpose for him, and jfis excellence has rendered pecAili.ttly.his..own, somewhat thinner; in consequence of his indiurit7i tion, but it hits not:ab tted his spirit, tot iinifortnly, 'Sustained the* very difficult part he 'had to perform with all his usual' Merit: He .Oretc( on big' entrance, and received, great, applw..le through the whole of the perfornlance:. H. JollNstON cleared 5001. by his hetiefit. in zl~eDublin Theafre, after payiug.all expences..,, ~•.  The late Mr. PAnr.t.'s loss • at the ganging-table, on the night previous to his canamitting thv.rash:ocii of suicide, was only three hundred pounds, which went in three equal ,divisions a•certaia. Margints and two other Gentlemen. ;i,.  A Mr. l'Autt.,, of Camden Town, has uncle Taken,, for a wager OV4O guineas, to go from Lon(ketryto Windsor, this morning, in two hours and a iialf, and to retnrit.in.three hours, after having rested sir. Yesterday afforded a snack of. all the seasons of the year: • We had winter and summer, hail, snow,. rain, Awl sunshine, heat and cold, allip the space of dozett,hours.  Tho :'1)(1 ot•Tripoll: bas concluded 'd Treaty. of AlliaticeandCanititerce with the British Government at Malta, and that Island with. cord and provisions. .1 •  " King's House, 19th De 6.1807."  TO-