The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-26 00:00:00

..s.l, NUMBER 4217.] THEATRE ROYA! , DRURY-LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 26, will be performed, THE JEALOUS WIFE • Oakly, Mr. WI OUGHTON Major Oakly, Mr. PALMER ; • - Charles, .Mr. BARTLEY ; Russet, Mr. DO WTON ;• • . 'SirHarry Beagle, Mr: BANNIS,TER Capt. O'Cutter; Mr. IOHNSTONE Lord Trinket, DE CAMP. • Mrs. .oakly, Miss - DUNC N ; Lady Freelove, Mrs. SPARKS ; , • • Harriet, Miss ME LLO N. WITH FORTY THIEVES. The Charaders . by !Or. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, mATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. MATHEWS. Miss DE CAMP, &c. • . Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. . Gallery is. Second Price TS.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. - Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little itusell 7 streer. ' 'The Doors wilt he opened at Half past Five, and the Play be . gin at Hall-past Six. 11-IEATIZE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rr fi IS PRESENT EVENING, April 26 will be pertbrined, JOIN BULL ; Or, AN ENGIASHMAN's.FiRE-SIDE. Ear' Fitz-Balaarn, Mr. DAVENPORT ; • - The' . flon. Mr. Shuffleton Mr. LEWIS; • Peregrine, Mr. MURRAY ; Job Thornberry. Mr. FAWC ETT ; Dennis Brulgruddery, ' 'Mr.. WAD DY ; Dan, Mr. EMERY; Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Mary Thootherry, Mrs. GIBBS ; Mrs.Brulgruddeq, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH• , WE FLY BY NIGHT; Or, LONG STORIES. • The Cliiaaers by MUNDEN, Mr: BRUNTON, Mr: FARLEY, ' Mr, SIMMONDS, Mr.-BLANCHARD, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON.; Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LES ERV E, Miss TYRE R, - Places br the Boxes to be, taken of Mr. Brandon, at, the Box Ofticein Hart-street. The Doers to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half past Six. _ - The revived Play of King Reilly the Eighth was received with the most unbounded Apptanse by an Overflowing audi ence, and, on account of the unprecedented demand for Boxes; the Public are aitbrmed that it wild be repeated on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, ,next week. On Tuesday, The brarnatist. On Thursday, The Blind Bargain. MODERN DANCING" I'IItVATELY TAUGHT BY AAR. ALLEN; at. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden -1 square, and tc!, Great Alie•street 9 Goodman's-fields, . en Plans expressly turned for Ladies and Gentlemen of any age who have - never learnt that Accomplishment, or. tot in the present Fnhion, and whose Age,or Rank- make it anoh:. Jed to learn perfectly private,; and Forei,wers, Officers, •or Country, Res;•'ents, to whom time is an objed, expeditious. 2y completed. Young Ladies_and Gentlemen also, under • fourteen, not re. quiring private Lesson's, taught .at these Acadcmies for One Guinea per Q“arter, or School Vacation. This Plan purti. cittari v iimmsts-Pur,::.l"s aid ci'4hisch.lNs 'Youth wanting genteel Action and Address, but educated at Schools having too tew Dancers to . pay the attendance cit . an eminent Master, Families of the Nobility, • Gentry, and respectable Schools, attended. The ANNUAL BAIL will be on Thursday, May r, at the Paul's Head, Cateatoq-street.. THE CREDITORS of WM. HOUGHTON, late ot. ial:ot-3tteet,• Hanover-square, Eq. de ceased, are desired to bt nd their Accounts to Mr. liteknell (one or nis Executors), in order that the 'same :nay be imme diately paid. No. 3, Spring Gardens Terrace, April 25, rto6. ADVANCE OF PRICES FROM the great. Demand for Tickets and Shares the Prices will continue to rise, and cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so constructed that there will not, at any period of the Drawing, he three Blanks to AT tize. Lottery begins Drawing tzth May, 'Soo: SCHEME, z Prize of £25,0'0D - is 2 - 20,000 - 25,0c0 4v,000 to - - - - Jo - - - IJ,OOO ' ' 5000 1.300 4 5'3J 20, 000 15,c0t, 10,0 o 5000 20 0 2800 130,200 6-20 0 - 5 0 25,0-: 0 Tickets ,C . zsc,ooo Part of the above• Capitals. Five First-drawn Tickets, tat Day too° each.‘ sOOO Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day too-) each Soon lirst-drawn - - 4th Day -•- lo t noi) Ditto Day - Dttto - - t,th Day - - 2i,c00 Price of a Ticket - - - ,C2o 5 o 'llalf - - to Eighth - 12 6 c,?,tiarter - - 5 4 o I Sixteenth -= t 6 6 • N - , 1.1. The present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks 'than any Lerttc..ry for many years past.. - THE CONTRACTORS for the present Lottery ii Tespedfully inform the Public, that the Tickets will risein price in a tew d,vs, and ill not, at any tinie, either before or during the drawing, he lower. They also request the Public td observe, that he consequence of an arrangement made with the Lords of llis Nl.ljcsty's Treasury, the num. bei of Tickets drawn each day will nearly be equal ; that is, there.wil I not be more than 3000, nor less than zoom Tickets • drawn on any day.—April 23, ;Sch. • 'TWO hundred and nine .Capital Prizes, from ' s'ool. to 30,0;01. have been shared, soldi-and registered in the last and tofiner .I..otteries,93y HORNSItI - ' and Co. Cornhill, 52, - Cniring-cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, iiorougit. Ticiets and Shares for tile present State Lottery, to be driwn the 12th of May, A.c now selling by Hornsby and Co. in 4re,it variety of Numbers at the lowest Prices, Orders by Letter or Carrier executed exactly on the sarne,terins as if present. - N. 13; All liusiness in the Public Funds tr4nsaded with Careand Fidelity. 4, C.:ORIN:HILL, and 9, CrIARING-CROSS. to remind the Public that the . ,Drawing oi the Lottery approaches very mar, and.like. 'wise to inform turns there is no probability of Tickets or Shares being ch.:aper, - . hut, on-the contrary, an almost certain_ tY of their rising in price ; he tlicrerote intreats such Of his vriends as mean to adventure, not to lose any cine, but to buY Whilst there is a good variety of winners. The very great zici indeed uncomMon Success that has at tended Purchasers at his zor several )ears, he hopes Will continue, and the Holders - of - all outstanding prizes are entreated to bring them for payment, or. exchange them for Tickets or Shares. • Thirteen Capital Prizes in the last Lottery (lately finished) the last 30,0001. the I,ist 10,0001. and the last 500,601. Prizes . ever drawn were all sold in Shires by T. BlSll. Kr, All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fi delity and dispatch. P .E TER NA L A ppl icaQms in .Y,r uplive Ca;es. (ex- ccpt those ariSing rr - An simple irritation) could without any ditriculty be proved prejudicial. .Wnat pains Natures takes to relieve the I fealth. by pushing the ollimding mattes to the skin, and' remove it far from the ,principle of life'! for she knows no longer than it can be kept there does the Pa tient enjoy health. In using repellents then, what trouble we take to cross one of the most salutary laws of our Bene fadress. in taking SPI LSBURI"s PATENT ANTI-- SCORBUTIC DROPS the internal habit is correted, the health mends, and thus. the 'Disease dies away.- Scro phula, Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism. Nervous and Bilious Complaints depending on the irritability of the Stomach, re lief is speedily given. It is necessary to ask for the latent Antiscorbutic Drops, with t t:e King's Duty printed in black ink, instead of ted ink--sold as usual at the Dispensary, is, Sohi.i-square, in bottles of ssi 6d. tos. atad il. zs. Duty in cluded. iu 1 i •., S '-' ~:,•‘ - '',:,"-• ,--...- • . • t• 10, , ..,. ..‘,-- .... .---,. ~, s 841URDAY, , r ,A PRIL 20, 1800. A NEW LONDON WEEKLY PAPER. On Wednesday the 30th inst. will be published, price 7 . g . Printed in 4.t0,..0n the best and largest Paper used. to 24 LO littnn, to be continued Weekly. . . THE BRITISH MERCURY • -or WgDNES _ DAY EVENING POST., The Public are so completely acquainted with the consti t.ueut parts of a NeWspaper, that to enumerate them at any length. would be altogether superfluous. It will be sail cient for the Proprietors to observe, that in all the prominent and subordinate leafures of Foreign and Do:nzstie Intelli gence the - British Mercury shill hold a distinguished Situa tion. . " 'Abroad-- -L very new and important event which may occur shall be'regularly given. 'A it Changes in the Political Sys tems of the great Powers of the Continent, and inoreparti cularly those connected with the interests and prosperity of this Country, will be carefully recorded ; and all alterations and improvements in the vast range of • our Colo. - nal Posses_ . sins shall be detailed in a clear and impartial manner. ' At Home—the Debates in Parliament; the Proceedings in, the Courts of Law and Equity; the. 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Thus it will conoine all tie advantage:S arising from the jumoihus CoMpilation and well-eon:reeled Arrangement of a Weekly. Paper, with the novelty- ant interest of Articles for which the Public have hitherto beery" accustomed to look solely to. the Daily Evening Papers pubiishe• ton Wednesday. • - • The Pro - priatirs have merely to .41,• that in Politics the great - object of, the British Mercury shall be to enfOrce the neeessity . of a patriotic and-indisscluble union of hearts and handsdn the present arduous crisis, against a relentless and - perfidious Eremv, and that, - aware of the influence of - ttie Press upon t7te•morals of the Country, they will never suf. ter it to be disgraced oy,indecent effusions, miserable inuen. does, by tic inious jest's, -and obscene puns, for the pernici ous•effetis of which, no wit, no humour, can atone. I t will t their peculiar pride to make it worthy of introduition into all well-regulated Families, by preventing the admission a single paragraph capable- of offending the most refined and delicate feelings. As the merits of their Paper are so very to be submitted to the P u blic, ,they claim no EncouL. 4agsment but what it shall be found to deserve: 'Orders , .and Communications will ' be - received by the 1 7 .rnter, at the British Mercury Office, No. 5, kiincLcourt, i Leet-street, London; by the Clerks of the Roads ti!e News venders and the Post Masters in every Town in the Unite Kingdom, to which the Paper will be sent post free ACAR 1). NEW ROYAL GII(CUS. MR. JONES,. Tiding Master, relpeafully in forms his Friends and the Public, that his N 1 k; lIT, at the Royal circus, is' fixed for TUESDAY NEXT, the 291 h iOSt. On n hick EVellilig will be pei formed a treat Va. riet -, t , of Amusments, consisting of astoWishing FEATS of H )R.ESMANSHIP, a Grand SERIOUS PANTOMIME, :k'new superb CO .vil(2 PA Tom E, A . splendid Ballet f Action 4 ,M Dance, Stngin;, tze. zice Raiticulars of which will be expressed in 'future Advertisements. Tick"eis'!o be nad tit Mr. Bunk.., Old Parr's'llead, Knight- Doetai' ;- and of Mr. )ones, at his Pantheon "Riding"RidingSchool,' 131ackfriars Road, where he regu- L.1r1:.• from Six in the Morning till Three in the After -10 1; . mud Ladies and Gentlemen in the Polite Art of Ricikag, Managing the Horse. • A. FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE and LLMON TREES, Catalonian and Arabian Jessa.: mines, and true Bologna Sausages, .thiS day - arrived in high preservation, at john Burgess and Son's Warehouse, No. vo7, Strand, Lnnaoli. April 8, 1336. NAVIGA bLE C C., , ,NAL,, COPPER MINE, and. LON. DON FLOUR. COMPANY SHARES. • MONTHI,,Y SA E. R, Mr. SCOTT On Friday the ad of at Twelve otC lock, at, Gar r4,vav's, Lono.on, • THE COVENTR i CANAL—Two shares in this established unmoving Navigkion, conneding the Oxford Canal with the Grand Trunk, dividing abl, per Share per ann. expected to increase. • The SWANSEA N A l„ G lamarganshire —Ten Shares. .This very . improving Concern has already divided 41. per Share, and is expeded to increase. • • 1 he STOU R BR I I9G E - CANAL-Two Shares, dividing. tel. per,Sliare per ann, . WYRLE Y. .11c - ESSINGTON CANAL7-SlX.Shares. The Tormige increases, With very good prc, , ncels. • 'SHARES in the -GRAND%) UNC ETON and ELLES MERE NAVIGATIONS, and Forts , Shares in the LON DON F LOUR CO 41 PAN Y, all iinpraving Concerns. - The vitcruolis LADY C . 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"PRE . 00IIIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 1111 Ills mii,yEsr Y's N. 4!! 1' do hereby give ,Vottee,lll.d on Friday, the2ce): lune next, they will - be • eady to receia..e reniers in writing (sealed tip), for such luantitics of the following de scription of Staves— Crown Dantzic Pipe Brandy • Hogshead Brack Dantzic }Staves. Hanibro' Stettin Pipe. Quebec As the respeaive Person s who maymake Proposals thereof will contrae7 to deliver into the. evithealliag Stores, at Deptf,rd and Plymouth, in steel, prop,tions at shall berra/ter be de:rmincd upon, one-half by the 3 0,1, of Nov. e . ;ext, and the renzateler.4, the 3 tot of ylnu.ny next ; to Ge 1,1,*.i for. by dills, p;:r r!le, with 'interest, nines r days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen ati the Secretary's GiWee. N. B. No Tender for 4 less ,Inantito than Fifty Time:4nd Crown ainizic Pipes, Ten Ihousa:rei Crown Pantzie . 1 (artily Tlewesand Dantzic Hogsbe.a, or nve , ty.ii l'housand Brack as vtzic, lianzburgis,• Stettin, or Qoebee Pipe Stares, will be ad pitted. re . dra wit! be had to any Tender in which 'hi Price shall not be inverted words at length; or that shall (re delivered to the Board before One o'Cloer . sei the said Priddy, the'2 l th June next, nor unle ss th e Perrin who makes the orsonse Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, zuhr^ called pa-. • ICTII /ILL i'V;;.(J,." - F .-.. 3, THE CO.II.IIISSIONERSfor PICTUA LI;ING INs /11/111!...VT,'?'s NAP'V do , hereby give Notice, .1 hat ott Monday the, 28th tnstaat they v•iir be ,ra,, , y to receive Tenders,; in w r iting (sea:ea' up). and treat for Phe supply of what I' R ESHBEE 1 th.za be dinanded for th, nse of the IllajestY , s .ShipT Ind Pecs& at New Romnty, in Diver foals, and at Margate. (ens separate Ca.rtraelr), from th.t Dar to the - 31 rt rf .Dec, next, thclari,e ; and is be paid for ,by payable, with es?, ninet'y days after date, Conditions of the Contrafii may be seen at the Secre'.:j's Office, at ash ; or byayluyiog is M. ITu,sell, igent j• r the Plana/ling, at Dover. No regard -Ala be had to any Tender in which the Y, ice ~all Trot be - inserted in nil'ords at length, ,or that shall not 6 , delive , .l so the-Board befoi e One o'Clock on the said ilond,:r IJ.. ?Bth instant, nOr unites the Perron who nukes the Tender, s or some Pee son an his tehe,j,,ittends, to . answer, when eltled p), V IL' TU LL I NG- OFFI'."F , THE COMAIISSIONEitSjor VICTUALLING HIS 1.11/I;iIEY do Lrreby give Mac( rat on Wedmetday •-the 3orb instant (instead • o'l 9t1.1 instant, as prevkxqy aii..ertired) thy r:vith 6s re.,a) , to ceive Tenders in writing, sealed rep, and Peat for the fidlo4ing Qs:an+ lilies of IRON HOOPS, viz. VAT'r - Too • I.; til"r HOOPS - Zoo Tons. PLATE 1100 PS too - 4 00 - or f'or artp quantity' of either deproml4ation nos t,,, tba , , Fifty Tons.. To be dtivered iv ten weeks, by 7. - 41146 , prcpw-ri,,s, ins His lila. jesy's Viatralling Stores at Deptford ; and to be t lid for by Bills, paya!de,s - viTh Interest, ninety days after date. ". • The Condition's of the Conteas, and Samples rf the 1-I,'ps, may be seen at the Secretary's Ogee. • • NO regalyl-wilt he had Nary Tender in lade!) the P ,- ;ce shall' not . be brut fed in sv:ra's a 1 length. or tbat not be delivered to the B,ird before One o'Clock on the said llCd:e..dqy the' 3014 le,less the Person :Th." males the l endei , or ione Person on his atten.:'s, to anszvrr na,n . • 1/In' : r4. 8 6.. III; CO .11MiS,SIONE RS for 1 7 1' WALLING ".1. (NS m,i:ygsn". NAVY do hereby give Make, on Illonday the t;...th of :I fat' next they will be rea:?l , to rece".z..e• I en acr4., in wilting (sealed nt), and treat for"/'our If indeed Tont of LIVERPOOI, or - Carst Graincd CHESHIRE. SAL -r, or Salt of equal goodness ; a r.f for Six Hundred Tot:s of C E SHIRE 13 NY SALT, of the la.gest Grain, or Salt of equal goniners ; of 7' brch 'he Pcr.S.7,-3 710.; mule the Tenckr." .ate to pro: dace 'Beunples : to be de.'irNred int; Ili, :11ajely's Stoiei 4t ill: ,pd, one• by the 31.; of yuty new, and the remain:ler iy'tbe 33th of September follov.l,g, of all charge and risk to His Illajew , ,.excirt that (~, . t,a7or Will be at -lowed 2s. I Id. pee Ton foe Pattcrage of tl t t ir,:nr - tlie it "ilasf to the Storrs :•'and to be . paia(for by Bills, pqyz4,., with Interest, ni, et) , days after date, - _ • _ _ The Conditinns-of the runtraß nt..zy be seen at the S,•ere:au's 05ee ; or by ajvring to the Coliec - hrs of t!se Salt Duties at Liz',rpool, aid at in 'Cheshire, recreiiivery. rtgard - •tvill be Lad to 6 - 9 , Te , ,ftr in 7t , hicis the trice shall not be inserted in words at length, - or that shall not be' delivered to the-I3 , ;ard beiore Oise ~'tlock on the- said Monday, the 13th of :ay next, nor rin/ers the. Person who makes the 'lender, or -10411 Fir 4031 on iii bcha! ati ,, di,t,anwer, -wbor called Ir% - iLT I ,•V ALP' i.' 22.' 7 - r .HE COMMISSIONERSfor ViCTUALIiNG . Ills MAyESTY's N4l/1' d 9 be+eby key ,- Ar,tici, That on &idly the 2,t of May they trill be rea.j. ts receive'rertierr, in Mi t hfg (sealed up),' and trete fOr Gre tim , -dre.d and to Tu7o-fland.cd Chaldroxi of P ITT's. TAN FIELD Mt )tiR,- COALS, full pay, to& delivered.; mnted an entire Ca, gc, jr,e - of all charge and ri,lde, to His Aiajesty, aLngside Adis IllajesVs Picquallinz'Premi,es at Deptford ;• and lor flue_ 'died lons of NI Li S'CO VA IM SUGAR, to be a.ns :feraqe t 2 Samples to 'be produced with the Tenders"; I.: Ee aeJIV original Packages, and in the proxy-awl of not leis 0.7.4 n norm ore than 'Thirty, tons per week, f s rmi that dify, into His Majesty's,Pielunaing Stores at the same p,".scr, The to be raid Jar by Ilith t tikable;if..4th Interest, ninety deiys alter date. 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