The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-05 00:00:00

„' -k'fitOr --; • . \ k 1,,A\41...,0 1 t, • '• ; ''‘.. 4„ • N , i N 4 - ii ; s y' 1 4. • -4 , `'.' s l • • -**“•-• ~..44 • • 1 11;i: „ ' t st elir- • , • • • • •• • I a • • • 4 71 • . 4 17 -**1.: • • its, V If . .4 1 3.i c r vt . E VI T FC • • , 4 • , 1 3 ‘1\ • V if IT 37 9 7 .] - . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rms, PRESENT EVENING ; - 144 .v. t 1. Their Majesties' Servants will perform (first time this Season) a Comedy, called SHE STOOPS To CONQUER. Sir Charles Marlowe, Mr, PACKER ; Hardcastle, Mr. DOWTON.; Young Marlowe, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Hastings, Mr. HOLLAND ; Tony Lumpkin, Mr BANNISTER; Stingo, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Diggory, Mr. SU ETT ; Roger, Mr. PURSER; • Mrs. llardcastle, Mrs. SPARKS; • Miss Hardcastle, Miss DUNCAN, fling her first appearance in that Charatler.) • • Miss Neville,' Mrs. SONTLEY; • • Maid, Miss TIDSWELL. Otor which (3d time this Season) the Grand Allegorical Pant mimic Spectacle of CINDERELLA ; Or; THE* LITTLE GLASS surrek. Produced under the Direction of Mr. BY R NE. • The seeneiy. vo-pahsted, and the Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations entirely New. The Ovottsre,: Songs and Chorus,:es,-.entirely New, torn posed by Mr. KELLY. 'Mt teat Oahe Music selected and adapted by Mr. BYRNE., • Prince,. Mr. BY It N E • Pedro,' bir. GRIMA I. ; Himen, Mister By RN ; 'Cut, M.lsrer OSCAR BYRNE. 'nglerell.i. Miss DE CAMP Venus, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; NYInO, miss KELLY: Sistersrs. BYRNE, ;ne t Mi ss vINING;, traces, M, , ti A M RP, Miss BOY C E, and Miss BRISTOW. • Boxes 6s, Second Price 3s. Pit 35. 6d. Second I' ice 2s. Gallery 25. Second Price is. Upper Gallery t's. Second 'sties 6d. —No Money to be Returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mt Vosbrook, at the Wa t-Office, in Lit t l e R usse ll -street. . „ L , Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at (Ran past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! wed Tomorrow the Play of The Str ange r ; t o which will be _j. The to Pay. ilt Comedy of Much Ado Ab ou t N ot hi ng was on S atur . Y night received with universal applause, and will be re- Peated on Wednesday ; after which (tint time this Season) the Farce of A Hatise tb be Sold'. And on Thursday the Tragedy of Pizarro. . A New Comedy, in five Ads, a New Melo Brame, and a New Farce, arc in Rehearsal, and will be speedily pro duced. TH EATRE. ROYA I.:COYENT-GA MOAROW EVENING, Nov. 6, 180 4 , will bit performed the MM. Comedy of THE BLIND BARGAIN Or, HEAR HI 14' OUT. - • ' With New Scenes and Dusses. • 'lle Characters by • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS,. Mr. PARLEY'' , alt. EMERY, i%lr. BLANCHARO, Mr., KEMBLE, AIr; , CURTIBS, Mr. JEFFERIES, Mr.. ATKINS. Nlrs:-GIBBS,• Mr's. DAVENPORT, PAVIES, with a Song in Character, , ' And Mrs. EMERY. Yhe Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. MURRAY. The Epilogue to be Sung byiMr, EMERY. TO which will be added, a.Musical Farce, called • ' THE,'ESCAPE • Or, Tilt WATER CARRIER. Ceunt Armand, Mr: INCLE DON ; liabelli, Mr. FAWCETT I • Antonio,. /q r . EMEIfY. Constantia, Mrs. TAYLOR ; • . Angelina ' ' Mrs. ATKINS • Marcelina, Miss WiIEA TI.E Y. • /. ' Vexes 6s, l'it 3s. 6d. . gallery as.. Uloper gallery is. • The Doors will b e ope n ed at 11.i1t. past Five, and the Per formance begin at Half-past Six. nir Inc Boxes, to be taken of Mr. Bramlon, 0 the . 110 X-Oltice, in Hart -street. continuer, New Ct?inedy of th e Blind Bargain, or, Hear 'cut, continu. to 1).. , received with th&most unbounclea ap. lau s e by overtliwing Audiences, it will be- repeated every venine this Vfeek, ext.ept WedliesdaY• De e d On ' Wedoesday She English Fleet, with th e Will f or the .. • • followhig are the Pieces which will be aced with the irpw.,l9niqtit this week :-•-:On Thurbday, Tice Review. 7 1, 1 *; , 1. 0 „Ray motwl and Agnes. Will. " vet V COMIC Opera, In Three Aas, in rehearsal, and • ), rf ivied on ire p e o . NEW EXHIBITION. Nert. W .11th, by the, reeilmmenciation of his IFriend s , a nd m an y di st i ngu i shed Amateurs of the ,i: ine Arts, h as ii.lei - , iwiliceti to solicit public attention to WS 1 kfture of the SF.R I' E 1 . ,,f CE Y 1.0 N, , whiell, on accovilt 'lilts great uion, . fo ... 1.11(1 not be admitted into 'the Royal ' Academy. Tii, ci,:tur,., walla vast mul t ipli c i ty o f others, in varions.sty le s , Lill iiiinkd by Mr. Ward, may now be seen to gether, fron t Eteve n . to Fop, o'clock, Stiattays excepted. Admittance - One Shilling. ...... • • _ • TO fit ILK tNII I I'olol.Y soLtY, wiirsuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a • Cause of gus . l.l against TEGART, wi t h t h e Ap . prolution of lohn Sprtngett Harvey, Esq. one of the Mas ters of the*s c tict Court, at the Angel Inn, In Bun, Saint Edmunds, in the. County of Sutrolk, , on Wafneed , this 14th Day of NoVember inst. betwe en t h e Hours ot Two and litres In the A tternoon, IN ONE LOT, Substantia; and Convenient FARM HOUSE, With about .sero Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pa s . bare Land, Situate at Bad well Ash and Arable, (between Bury and Stow Market) in the said County o f S uf f o lk , i n the Y.ccupation of Mary Goddard, Tenant .from )(ear td Year, at ZRet.t of Estate is Freehold, esc;ept. about 22 it which are'Copylinidlif the Manor of GreatAshfield ; ~I p t : nettiute Possession may be had. be ''ttlars may be liad (gratis) at the said Master's Cham of &i,. 11 , 1 , Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London,; X it „'• redder, SUrrcy.utreet, Strand ( Ad:cre a Plan of 'the. "` e Mar b ct • 1). - of Messrs Philpoi and Stone, .Hari. „ c ins; C LE , p --ull ! t o in the Temple; .of Mr. Clement. Rogers, at 4 -4 " 4 M; at the Great Inns in the principal, neighbouring ,n 8; and at the Place of Sale. 1 41 7: 1 ! Farm may be viewed with leave of thee Tenant ; and on application, WilTattend the i/iew. • SECURITY TO THE. PUBLIC. TO Prevent Yratid,' - the .Hon. the C,Jnnnissionera si n ,- .01 Ms . Majesty's Stamp Office have granted . permis , ft i*,t4 Or. Broduin, to have his rsartie in full length inserted the Stamps of hiS Medicines, viz, 'Wm. Brodum, Na. 9. he -street, Blackfriate-road, to inthate which is felony.l s 11: s in n ) hies are.not genuine unless the above name rt A ''' 1 . 3 * • * itl emit' Preventive Of inattyi Disorders .. —Nothing be.' the Tore w:inting at this season , of the dear than a pruitier of whi,:ikod, that will ells:dually eradicate show a re •'': 'low generally make their appearance on.those whti eruptions ~.afflieled with a Scorbtitic Complaint, it is with iittioite V t if'isure we al,nnunce the success that has attended the riniiiistrstioh ( f the. Botanical. Syrup. . Another motive for h , prewnt this-Address tn. the Public is, the knowledge nth 15e Botanical Syrup is taken . in time, it will prevent ii .,,, , e, severe fits of illness which always prevail in this ," the ensuing month.; • The Botanical- .SyrUp effeCtually cur Evils, Queers, LeProsy, and Scrophulous Complaints. e l ic n! miany thouiand cures pertOrmed'bv - this invaluable Me. 1, 1 ,, ) 11.4y. hs readily seen in tho London and Bath Papers. he -, i'ol.lllit.2l Syrup and ,Restorative Nervous Cordial to road ou:,e, " 14(1 at the H. ' N .• 'th . 't 'et Maar:lsis'- . Ist IL 0. 9, . A 1011-b ft. , .r c „, ~, —A, 11. Swinton., the Proprietor (Sonar Dr. Sw 1 ry trv"A: v cilow cd' the Royal c,!olicgs of Physicians,. London), b e u ntil ue consulted trout ten tat:tree, or by letter, 4:olltaiiiing ' F°e* A " t'i Ye - Cainea BOttiC CWltitillS Biit at 221. MONDAY, NO,VE.MBER 5,. NEW, AND VAL i gARLE , BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS AND CHIL,DREN. • • TAt ART and CO. at the JUVENILE .• add' SCHOOL -1.18RARY,140.• t 7 - New Bond-street,: have the honour to inform the Nobi lity and Gentry, and - Preceptors and Parents, in general, that their much approv ed establishment has lately been augmented by further vane: ties of Books on all sot:nee:is, for the use of Children; ind Yining. Persons in general, and they continue. to supply Schools anti Families on the most accommodating and most reasonable terms. The follciwing superior Books, which they have just pube fished, are, they presume. particularly entitled to the notice of Country Booksellers, who may be supplied with assort ments of ten, fifteen, or twenty pounds value, at six months credit, and anrarticie deemed unsaleable may be exchanged at any time, for others in the list. • , TknooK, of TRADES; or, Library-of the useful Arts; illuetrated with 6o copper.plates, in three parts, trice 31. each plats or ss. for each part, with the plates coloured : either part to he had separately. 1. A VISIT to a FARM-HOUSE, with several beauti. ful engraved plates, price es. 6d. handsomely half bound. 3. 'TAB/kit:Ps Collection of POPULAR STORIES, 'domed with elegant plates, by .eminent artists, in three parts; price of each . part as. 6d. handsomely half-bound, or with the plates beautifully coloured, price 4s. each part : The first part contains -Whittington and his Cat ; the Children in the Wood; Peronella; Fortunatus ; Griselda; the White Cat ; and Robin Hood. The second part contains-Little Red Riding-hood; Toads and Diatuonds ; Blue Beard; Puss in, Boots ; the Sleeping Beauty in the Wood; Cinderella ; Riqoet with the Tuft ; liop-o'-my-Thumb; Beauty and the B'east ; and Fortunio. The third part contains-- lack the Giant Killer; Tom Thurnb; Goody Two Shoes; 'Tommy Two Shoes; the Be~ en Championsof Christendom ; and Valentineand Orson. 4 The W ONDERS' of the MICIVISCOPE, a very cu. rictus book, adorned with several large plates. price as. 6ci. 5. The WONDERS of the TF.LESCOPE, with many plates, price es. 6d, 6. The TRAVELS of ROLANDO round the WORLD, - with many beautiful engravings, 4 vols. las. halt-bound. • 7. The HISTORY of CARLO, the famous Dog of Drury.lane, with his portrait, and several other plates, beau• titolly engraved, price 2s. 6d. neatly half-bound. 8. PUZZLE for a CURIOUS GIRL, adorned with twelve beautiful vignettes, price es. 6d. half-bound, with roan backs. o. PRESENTS for GOOD OIRLS, adorned with nu merous coloured engravings, consisting of words chiefly of ene-syllable, price 14. . to. PRESEN T' for GOOD BOYS. on the same plan, is. ..• • I. A TOUR thenueh ENGLAND,- illustrated with six viows and-a map, price 3s. 6.1. half-bound. UNIVERSAL HISTORY, alaridg.eci from Dr. Ma vcsr's valuable Work, for the use of Children and Semi's, half-bound, with a maps, price as. 6d. • 13: The HISTORY of BRITISH QUADRUPEDS, with many 'plates, price as 6d. 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The foltoWing Nursery Tales. are the New and Beautiful Editions of Tabart and Co, the: text being newly' translated, or elegantly re,writtep, with three coloured Oates in each, from origin it designs by-Mr. Craig, price Sixpence each :- I. Cinderella. t t. 11°1),ot-toy Thumb. a. The same in French. 12. Fortimatus. 3. Blue Beard, andrhittle Red r 3. Andolusia.• . , Riding- Hood. ... 14'. Children in the Wood. 4. The tante in Trench. 15. The White Cat. 5.• Puss in Boots, and Die- 16. Robin Hood. ' trioritts and Toads. Beatity and the Beast. 6. Fortunio anti his Con.. 18, lack the Giant Killer. racks, ig. Toni Thumb. 7. Whittingtonand his Cat. 20. (;oody . .f+A 0 Shoes, and 8. Grlselda. Tommy Two Shoes. .g. Itiquet with the Tuft. t..Seveo `Champiorts •of so. Thu Sleeping Beauty, • • Clitietendom. Messrs; Tabart and Co. have o ened a reeistef.bes;k for the insertion of the Nellie:, of FatildiS and Schools , who may be in want of Tutors, Governessc., Assiatents, anti Te.ich.-7rs; anti also, for the reception of the Names of 'Tutors, Gover desses, Assistants, and. Teacher*, wanting; Situations tie- of exi , ence, excepting that of postage. • Schools are also supplied with . Copy-books; Cyphering. • books, Slates,-Quills, dec. on the to eel tenni. A -Vara logue of S.City(d. B ooks ssmt, if requiired, to any part of the Kingdom.. 1 804. VICTUALLING OFFICE, November 2, 0304. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING . HIS.III.I7ESTY's NAVY do hereby. give Noilee,That in Wednesday next, the 7th Instant, they will b e ready to re. c'eive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for ONE HUN. DR ED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to .Sampirs to be produced with ihe lenders; and for ONE HUN DRED TONS of M9eASSES ; to he delivered into Ilis Ma jesty's Piamadling Stores at Deptford, one half lot trot days, and the other half in three weeks from the do of Contrail and to be paid for by Eills;payable, with inter;7l, ninety illy: 'itfter ItatL The Canditions of the Cotttra'a itay be teen at the Semlaty's Office. No revrd will he had to any Tender in which the Price :ha 1 1 not be le:reeled in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board iefore One o'Cit.ck on the said li!idleglay next, the 711, inshent, nor unless the 4'ersrn who males the Tender, ax some Per:on on hi: behalf; attends, to answer, when railed for. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CIIARING-CROSS. DWILLICEI, tate Physician to the Saxnri I_, Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Mithor of the Domestic Encyclopaedia/treatise on Regimen and Diet, Letter on the Virtues ()title Yellow Feva Remedy, tic. Etc.'Src. apuroyes and retatnineuds to the iunneditte notice of the Public at large (and those in patticulat who are going to the West Indies, America, or any ,other . part of the World, that may be, or have been subject to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse; No. 40, Charing-cross, London, to Prevent and Curt: the Yellow Fever. _ _ The most positive testimonials from professional men, and other respedable persons, may be seen in pamphlets, to he had, gratis, at the Warehouse, which not only prove, in he fullest manner, the e ffi cacy of this Remedy in that most teadful Malady t he i bellow Fever, 'hut also 'that Rig ari easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of I lealth in a hot climate. The above invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with full Directions (sanctioned: by pr. WI LUCIA), in case of an at. tack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient for one Person for Twelve Months. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Di. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. To obviate the Impositions which have . long been pralised in regard to this Medicine, a small attention only is requisite; for as by favour of the Commissioners of the statnp,otfice, separate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newbery's use, with his Name engraved in the Stamps, the Imitation of which would be a Capital thence, .the ge nuine Preparation may now be readily ascertained; it Is therefore recommended to Purchasers not to`opeit any liox in future, unless they observe the words, " F. 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Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Vif t tio- ; ' l . ) eali - RoSo; Dartniouth, lackion ; Edinburgh, Smith, North !;rid ; ; i tizeter, 'T rewnun and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Glonceg ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glaskow, hilDonald ; Liverpoi.il, Mo.. cantile Gazette Ofige ; Leeds, Bittn3 i . 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TA.sCl : litt DB Li‘ PkatßlE, and M. SAuit, Senators., Their imperial HiOnesses.the Vcinces Jos ru and Lou ts attended the Sitting. . _ _ OCTOBER. z5.---General CLARKE, Arnbissador at F36rence, is appointed a Col ,cilldr of State and Private Secretary at War to his IMPERIAL MAjEs., TY'S Closet. It believed that the Ceremony of the Corona. tion'will be postponed to the 6th of. I>cetriber j ati hii.Holiness does not leave Rome before the 3 , 1 November, he probably will not reach - Paris by the zsth of that m The Imperial filuseltold, and that Of the Princes, wilibe immediately CStailliShett. it is said tact M. PmejuzoN is to be Virst Chamberlain to his Itn. }aerial Highness Prince jolarti. We can coati lent* stme, that M. (i,nii s Imperial Highness Prince Jostrit's brotber.in.lave, has set cut for Italy, f)r the purpose of attending his Majesty's mother, who returns to attend at the Coronation. . An Ext - raordinary Meeting cif the Senate took. place yesterday, for the purpose, is i s sa id, o f cu i, leaing the Votes respeaing the Ilereditability cif the Throne:. It is reported, that during their Sit. ring,: they, received a Mess sge from his Majesty, proposing .to.tlyn, as CanAidates for the Office of Senators, Generals DAMBBRRIRE and GoovioN, and.K. one of the Legislative Body. PARIS,' OCT. 26.—Admiral Bautx, in a Letter of the 24. th, says, that a Squadron ot, the Enemy, Contisting of seven huge Ships, attacked, near Cape Grianez, a Division of the Flotilla, consisting of -three Praams, five Gun.hrigs,- five Gun-boats, and nine Lugger's, on their ,passage to Boulogne. The engagement was very close and •brisk.. After a cannonade of two hours, in which the Enemy 'suf. fered severely, they were.obliged to'haul off in gre►tt confusion, and,the yid 'riot's division joined in tri. umph that part of their line which was at anchor in the road of Boulogne. . The intelligence from Martinique and Guado, loupe, of the month of August, is of the must sa. tisfaitoFrnature. On Sunday next there will he a Parade, anti a Levee for the Ambassiitlors, at the Thuilleries. OCTOBER 27. —On account of the happy delivery of her imperial Highness Madame the Princes* Louts, her IMPERIAL MAJESTY has ordered the Councillor of Suite, Prefed of the Police, to die. tribute charity to two hundred women who were lately delivered at the Hospital of the .Motherhood. The POPE, according to report, is expeded at Lyons on the zsfh of November (+th 'Frinisire). The following are the stages which his Holiness will mike from thence :—On the 26:h he will ar. rive at St. Grault le Prey ; 27th, at Moulins ; zSth, at .Nevcrs ; i9tli, at Cusne ; 30th, at Mont. - argis -; The Ist of December, at FontairibliaiiT and the zd, at Paris., Each of the three Divisions which compose his Holiness's smite will require se* venty ca rriage Horses;' ' a: four for otit.tidevi, at ,13qtrz,or Aux .Ocr. rengtance. Pri Va. • • Leer, of Marseilles, having put into the bland w of 'Awension, On:the'iBth of Ott. last year, found in a•bcittte tied to the cross, a. note couched in the kg- lowing words Twenty.seven who were, left in the river of Zira,' on the Cxist of Mile'►, by three Bourdc,lux Ships, landed here on the 3d of September, tBO3, from a small hoar, steered by FRANC 1 COTTINiIAU 4 the elder..., passen g tr that readest this letter, who. ever thou ttrt, if thou return to Eurnp, en ,l ea v our to transmi't this intelligence by tl►e Public Papers to Bourdeaux, it thou .dost not I►reter some other mode." GENOA, OCT. IB.—Wt learn that the Gun, brigs, and the Atherican and Neapolitan rio u th'.„ VestWs, whiCh were before Tripoli, have gained a complete yitiory _there, and Alai they ;have, since returned to Syracuse, with two prizes. Four Antes rican Frigates, of which,one was .the under the'Conimand Of COMmodore 13Axxow, con. tinued to cruize insight of that port: The Troops of the DRY, were completely beaten by the Ame. ricans,,but, unfortunately, with the loss of six 0111. 'Cer's and 40 men. 'The'. Neapolitans behaved ex. well, and did not lose a man. The DL requested to make peace. CC T. 18.—General CAP FA It I 1,1. I is just returned from Rome. We have, therefore, no ream -.son to doubt, but that His Holiness, as we before announced, will set nut frOth Rothe on the 3d of Mivemher, and will arrive•Hr Turin on the 16th, from whence he proceed ra Paris. The Holy Father is,aocompanied by &re Cardinals, four Roman Princes, futtr ereLitett of the iitst Order, and the inure nuthber of the, "second, `besides diffireeit rits•of the HOlyw Chair, His Holiness'* Suite will calsist of mare, than too periona. NWT ha% made the neCes,lry preparaticoos to re, ceive him with due honour On his arrival at Turin, Relays Lorses have - been provided where they ore neenslaty, ai well as Sed , nt-oh*tirt for 1. 1335 ing Monnt Conj., This wilt, pr0b414,, lac the I,, sc seascn when 611 Ch medium f' conveyance will bo iiieessary' for pasting tit.it Mountain. The new road, which was beltill two let4tB br.OrdCr His MAjets.,ty the Loperor of- the Ereneli, be finished by. next Spriiy ah.l, it the show should not render WIG I Cr, it rr r th ence f ort h he pitsed in cArri4go, at Ittl fLICS of 114 year. The Prince and Princess B , ftcnvsa, passed throngli, eleiv days ago, or: Cheer sway to The esincxs* curio with her, .erabaltned, the btAly