The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

NUMBER -43941

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TrHIS PRESENT EVENING, • Oa. 1,4, 1806.,
1. will be performed
THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM:
Doricourt. Mr. E LLIS-TON ;
Mirth, Mr. DOW TONi •
Sir George Totichwood, Mr. H. SIDDONS ; .
Flutter, Mr. PIVI.ME R ;
_ Saville- Mr. POWELL ;
rourrall, Mr. .CABLES ;
Lxtitia Hardy, 'Miss DUNCAN ;
Lady Touch Wood; bliss MELLON.

WITH

THE FORTY THIEVES.

'Boxes 6s. Second,Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.
"—Gallery zs. Second Trice" rs.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
'cond Price 6d.— No Money to be rettirned.'
- Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in• Little
Mussel-street. '

The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
hialf-paSt Six.
On Thursday will be revived the Comedy. of
,The Will ;
the Pact of A lbina by Mrs. Forbes, from the Theater; Royal,
Dublin 'iher first appearance on this Stage) ; with The 'Forty
, .
Thieves. .

On Saturilay, The Sus'Vicious Husband; with-The Forty
Thieves..

THEATRE KOVAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

V-MORROW EVENING, Qciobet 15, 180,
ial be performed

THE BEGGARS' OPERA.
Captain Mache4th, Mr. INC L E DON ;
Peachuni, Mr.- MUNI) EN ;
Lockit, Mr. EMER-Y ;
Mato' the Mint, Mr. TAYLOR ;
Filch, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Polly; by a YOUNG LADY,
(Her third appearance on this 'Stage) ;. .
, Lucy, Mrs. C. RE /ABLE,'
In Act I 11. a Hornpipe in Fetters, by Mr. PLATT,
W T

- -
. VALENTINE AND ORSON. •
To conclude with a Grand Pageant. •
Boxes 6s. Second Frit: 6c. Second Price
Gallery 2S: Second/Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Sit•cond
rrice 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
street.

The Doors ,to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Ualf-past Six.
00 Thursday, Isabella; or, Tlie Fatal Marriage.

.
11W-EADIN M G -SCHOOL EETING; oii account
of the Triennial Visitation, will be held at the Bear,
Weading, on Monday the 26th instant. —Dinner at. Four.
RIC:HARD MATHEWS; Esq. Stewards.
Rev. RICHARD SMITH,
„* The CEDE I'IJS TYRANNIJS, of Sai'ILOCLESi with
?be CRITIC-, altered, 'and compressed into-Two Ads, will
be pen:united at the on the rsth, 16f11, and 17th. A
'Translation of the Greek.• Play will be printed.,

rirtiE ROYAL COLLEGE -of PHYSICIANS
- „2.. in London having-receivettaccounts from various parts
'of England, complaining of the number of irregular Praeti-
timers, calling themselves Physicians, who exercise the Pro-
fession of Physic without Authority, and in many instances
-without due Qualification; feel it their duty to apprize the
:Public of the legal provisions to obviate this evil, and to re
ler them to the List cnnuaily printed-by the- College (which
in future they will take care to have properly circialat.d), in
order that the Names of alt those may be known who, having
:been examined by the College' according to Law,-have been
`deemed competent to-practice as Physicians. .
Extra4l from titer:Ads:of Parliament of z4th and 1541
Henry Vlll
That it may be enaaed.in this present Parliament, that
ho person frbiti -henceforth be suffered to exercise or pradiee
in Physic, through England, until such time that he be
examined at London by.xhe Said President, and three of the
said E leas, .gild have from the said P resident, and Elects Let-
ters Testimonial of their Approving and Examination: ex-
vept he be a Graduate of Oxford or Carnbridge, which Math
accomplished all t [dogs fur his Corm without any gra6e."
By Order of the CfAlege,
.JAM.F.S KERNE Y, M. D. Register.

late 25, *Sob.

Newcastle upon Tyne, oa. to,
A T aMeetifig lately, hold in the 'Mayor's Chan-I-
/Ai, her, of several Gentlemen educved at the Grammar
school of Newcastle, under the late Rev. Hugh Moises,
I t was Resolve,i, • •
That some public kaik of Respea was due from them to
the Memory of -noir much-lamented Friend and Preceptor,
and that for this purpose a Monument should beereCted in
the Church of S t. 'Nicholas, Which should record his Virtues
and their Gratitude.
Arid it. was Resolved, • - , -
That p.icialoniime.nt be .prepared" under the direaion of
the Mayor of Neivcastie.. ttie. Right lion. john Lord Eldon,
and the Right Hon. Sir Wm. Scott ; and the expence defray-
ed by a SubscriptiO from those who had been educated by
101 r. Moises.
Subscription Papers are left at the several Banks of New_
.. castle, where Subscriptions will he received, and paid-oim to
_ the Committee app•iinte,d to coned them.
YitESENT SUBSCMASIERS:
Guineas

" Guineas
- 3

.Tile Corporation. of New-
., castle - 25
The-Rt. Elon. Lord Eldon lo
The Rt. Hon. Sir kV . SUM 2:0
;.,T,he Rt. Hon. Lord Col-
lingwooal • 20
- IL U. Reay, Esq. - 5
Clayton, Esq. 5
Wm. Burrell, Esq. 5
• E. Burrell, Esq.
- J. ForSter, Esq. 3
A. Hood,,Esq. , - 3
Th. Smith, Esq. 3
R. Clayton, Esq. 3
Thos. Burdon,- Esq. - 3
I. Brummell - 3
M. Rich. Burdon, jun. 3
lhnClutterburk, Esq. 3
eit. Mr;l3rewster,Stockton 3
Rev. Joe. Cook, Newton 3
. Rev. G. Stephenson
N. Clayton, Esq. 5
Brig. Gen: Orde
Rev. lo) in Ord, Vicar of
King's Caere, Hants
Lieut. Col.Orde, 9gtn Reg. 5
R. BateS, Esq. 5
Rev. W. Askew, Redor of
Grevstock , -5,
- Mr. David Cram 2
Rev. 'as. Manesty 2
T. Brown; M.)). Sllnder-
iariti _ - 2

Mi. Peters, jun.
Rev. Wm. Darnell
Um: lohn Fawcett
Rev. John Forster
tslath. Punshon, Esq. 3
Mr. John,Cullingwood ,3
Mr. Rob. Pinkney , 2
Mr. khil Gate 2
Rcv. Relor
of Wolsingliam 5
jobn.Davidson, Esq. 3
Thos. Davidson, Esq. 3
'ReV. j. W.-Akew 3
Francis Johnson, Esq. s
Ralph Atkinson, Esq. lc,
Rich.. Lambert, Esq.
Mi. C. F. Jackson 2
The Rev. P. Hunt, M.A.

Private Secretary to the

Lord Lieutenant of Ire_

land,by N. Clayton,Esq. 3
1. C. Rankin, Esq. 2
lames Allgood, Esq. 51.
Major Askew, 2.7tk Reg.

Foot
Brigade Major Askew
Mr. johu,Hall
Dr. Headlam
Shafto Crasrer,
R. Ward,'Esri.
Bev. Rob. Bates
Th. Shadforth, Esq.

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