The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-26 00:00:00

TIIFATI F ROYAI . DRURY-LANE.

rrOZIORROW EVENING, Feb. 27, will be
pCr tf)trrie, a
THE TRAVELLERS ;
Or, NIUSIC's FASCINATION.
With entirely New Music, Scencry,'Machinery, Dresses, &c.

The Overture anal Music co:nposed by Mr. Corri.
Act I —Chariders in China.
Zaphirnira (Prince of China), Mr. F.L LISTON;
Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRAHAM ;
O'Gallacher, Mr. I OHNSTONI ;
The Emperor of China, Mr. POW ELL ;
Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATH ELVs ;
tlintlora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. PO WELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. mouNTAI N.

Act I I.—characters in Turkey.
Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ;
Cniet Aga of the lanizaries, Mr. DI GN UM ;
Saphi, Mrs. BLAND;
A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
M.l 111. and 1 V.—CharaCtL rs in Italy.
Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND •
The Marchioness of Merida, Signora STOR'AC E.
A Dance of Lazz.ironi.
Ad V.—Characters In England.
Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DO \A: roN ;
• Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER.
The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY.
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THE WEATHERCOCK.
_ The Charatlers by
Mr. BANNISTER. Mr.•CHERRY,
4 Mr. MATH ItWS,
• Miss DE CAMP, Mrs' SCOTT, &c. '
In Act 11. Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp.
• Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6.1. Second Price 2S.
Gallery as. ,Second Price is —Upper Galle'ry is. Second
krice bd.—No Money tube returned.
Places fir the Boxes to bt: taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box.(Yttn.ein Little Rtissell.streer.
!'ire Doors will be opened at Half past Five, andthe Play
begin.at Half-past Six.
On Saturday, the Tragedy of Merope ; Dorilas, by the
Young RosciuS; with Tue Soldier's Return.

TI-T.F.ATRF. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-I‘IO.RROW EVENING, Feb. 27, will be
performed
PIZARRO.
Rolla, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Pizarro, Mr. COOKE ;
• Cora, Ors GIBE S ;
El vira, Mrs. SI DDONS.

WITH

WE FLY ICY NIGHT;
Or, LONG STogiES.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. FAWCETT.
The Lnaraders by
Mr. NIUNDEN, Mr. BKUNTON, Mr. FARLEY,
Mr. MANION DS, Mr.•BLANCHARD,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON
Mrs. DAVENPORT Miss LESERVE,
MissTYRER, &c.
Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery IS.
The Doors to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at halt
past Six.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
bax (Mice in Hart-street.
On S:iturday, the Tragedy of The Gamester.
A n/w Comedy, in Five Ads, is in rehearsal, and due
notice will be given of its first representation.

t • ORATORIOS.
THEATRE-ROYAL, CoVENT-CARDEN.
(N FRIDAY NEXT, Feb. 28, 1806, wilt be
performed, for tne only time this Season, the Fist
Act of
THE CREATION.
Composed Dv losepn Haydn, M. D• Oxon.
And the favourite Serenata of
ACIS AND GALATEA.
Composed by G. N. Handel.
Principal Vocal Perform,rs :
Signora S I'o RA C F., Mrs. S LMOINT,
Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs DICKONS ;
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GIBBONS, Mr, PYNE,
Mr. SMITH, and Mr. DOYLE,
Leader* the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr J. ASHLEY.
The Band and Chorusse,, whicil are numerous and complete,
by the most approved Performers.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, in Hart-street.
Doors to be opened at Six. and begin at Seven.—Boxes 6s.
Pit 35. bd.. Galfery,zs. Upper ..aliery is.
Books of the Performances to be n.nt in the Theatre only,
price bd.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE CREDITORS (if any) of ELIZABETH
Nil >; LE V • late Dl' who have nut
proved their Debts under the Commission of Bankrupt issued
against her on the 25th Day of igoc, are recoOted to
send an Account of the same, and toe Securities ttrey hold,
to my Office, within fourteen Days, from the date hereof,order that they rn wy derive the Benefit or her Etfects in com-
mon with her other creditors, as the said Commission will
be forthwith Superseded, and her Property dividki amongst
such of her Cre Mors only as shall have made known heir
Debts within the time above limited. Dated the ,z4th Day
of February, 18A.

R. C. BERRY, Solicitor,
No. zo, W.tilbrook. London.

TRUSLER's SERMONS, :cc.
rrDELVE written by him on the Series, Pas-
: slobs, Fre. Printed ,n 4to. MS. Type, pike Los 6.1.
*vitt /4.. high finished Frontispiece by Crpriani and G rig.
iirliaba each S;ginon, separate; price !s. each. Also, a Ser.
Inon on the Ducks and I inportance of a Farmer's Lite, a pro-
per Present tor Tenants, is.
Also his celebrated Colledion of ts Medical Discourses,
For the Pulpit, or Family Reading, is. each, MS. Type.
Gentlemen having part of this Collediun, by sending their
14 umbers, will avoid Duplicates.
His Abstrad of the -Common Prayer, price 3s. 6d. and his
Sublime Reader, price as. 6d. have the emphatical words of
.-the Psalms, and' Morning and Evening Service, marked
t tiro g ho'u t
Sold by I. Broch‘vell, Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons.

AN EXCELLENT AND CONVENIENT HOUSE,
PARK—STREET, WESTMINSTER.
To be dispwed of, the LEASE of a truly. De-
sirable andColivenient FAMILY RES' I) F.N C E, fitted
Nap in a genteel style, in perted Repair, -and at a lowrkent,
situate as above ; contains five excellent -Bethrooms, two
entecl Drawing-roorns, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, two
light Kitchens, paved Yards, and excel lent Cellarage. The
Yrernises are unusually ac...commodating, and in such Repair
as not to require one Sixpence to be expended thereon, and
Almost immediate possession mar be had.
To be viewed between the hours of Ten and Four with
'rickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of lqr.
herring, Auctioneer, F legit-street.

WE recomincad, from trial and conviction, the
gdod Etrectsot LBU Y's PAT ENT AN I -
SCORBUTIC DROPS, in the Spring, to the Scorbutic,
Gouty, 'andAheutnatic Habits, as a Medicine palatable, te-
. moving all Obstructions of the Stomach, promoting the Cir-
culation of the Bile, and destroying all Nervous Complaints
.occasioned by the tender irritability of this Organ.:
In Eruptive and Scropiiulous Cases, more disiresSing from
the pain the mind receives in Young 'People, we shall not
hesitate to speak decidedly, when we haw given public
. proofs that the honour of relieving this anxiety, has been our
'own in many lamentable Cases. It is necessary to ask for
the Genuine Patent Medicine, with the King's Duty printed
in Black Ink instead of Red Ink. , •
Sold at the Dispensary, No. is, SOhdtsquaTe, in Bottles
it) 'Of Ss. 6d. sos. and il, zs. Duty included.

FREEHOLD ESTATE near SHE FFNAL, in the coyy-
TY of SALO I'.
TO BE SOLD to the highest Bidder, on Tuesday .thetAth
Day of March next, between the hours of Four and Six
o'clock in the Afternoon, at the let-16110am Arms Inn, in
TPWARDS of One Hundred Acres Of FREE-
tioLD LAND, with a small House or Building there-
on,situated within one mile and an half of the Town ot Shift:
nal aforesaid, either together or in the following Lots, VI/

Tenants.

Names of Fields

- Lot ►.
Richard Smith. Part of near Crackly Bank
Fields - - -
Part of Upper ditto -
1 Lower ditto -
1 Far ditto

Quantities,
the same
More or less

A. R. P.
2 3 13
3 0 19
To 3 30
I 38

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Lot z. -
Eliz. Plivors. House, Buildings Garden
Rich. Smith. Croft. &c. - 2 1 6
I NuVpaptleirngdiStttroutway Fields I to .0 2.3
to 3 33

Total

23 I 24

Lot 3.
losephMoore. 1 Far Burlington Field - I 2 r 2it

Lot 4. I
Joseph Moore. Near Burlington Field - 29 0 9
,
This Land lies altogether within a Ring Fence, and is
particularly eligible for bliilding upon, the Soil being dry,
the Roads good, and the Air salubrious.; and. it cornmands
beautiful Views of the Marquis of Stafford's Woods, at
Sherrinales, and of Lord Bradford's House, Park, and
Woods, at Weston ; it • adjoins the Great Watling-stfeet
Road, and is withiot a quarter of a mile of the Turnpike
Road le.iding from Shilthal to Newport.
The Tenants arc under-notice to quit at Lady-Day next.—
Mr. Richard Smith, of Crackly bank, near Shithial, will
show the Land ; -and for further intormation apply to Mess.
Bishton, of Kilsale ; or Mr. Cuxon, of Shitfnal, Solicitor.

CAPITAL MILL, with SPINNING MACHINERY,
LANDS and WOODS.
- To BE SOLD,
In Two Lots, the Fee-Simple and Inheritance of
Lot t;
A New-built MILL, with Two WATER
WII E E LS, three Pair of .Stocks for cleaning
Woollen Goods, and a CORN MI LL adjoining, all in work,
with a constant and abundant supply of Water, situated at
Lee Mill Bridge. _in the Parish of Plympton St. Mary,- in
the County of Devon. The length of-Building is 7$ feet,
and the breadth 24. Together with Time Fields adjoining,
Of-excellent Pasture Land, with a Linhay, Orchard, and
Waste, containing in all 7A. 3R; PP. Avery large Wool.
len Business, for which the same is peculiarly adapted, is .
now carried on upon the Premises ; and the Purchaser may
be accommodated with all the valuable Machinery at a fair
appraisement. ,
, Lot 2. All that Tenement adjoining Lot One, called
HILL TENEMENT, consisting of several Fields, or Closes.
of Land, containing by admeasurement toA. oR. SP. mare
or lets and also all that 'Wood adjoining, containing by ad-
measuierivot ioA. 3R. 27P. situate also at Lee Mill, now
in the occupation of Jeremiah Hettd, as Tenant at Will. '
The Premises are distant about eight miles and an half
frbm Plymouth. --
For Sale of the Premises a Public Auaion will be held at-
the Georg Inn, at Ridgeway, in the Parish of Plympton
St. fklary, on Friday the wit day of 11,1,4eti` next, precisely
at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon.
The Premises maybe viewed on Tuniiys and Fridays
only, by application to the Foreman on the spot ; and fur-
ther panic:ll:as may be known of Mr. Foot, Solicitor, .at,
Plymoutisf Dock.'
N. B. Deposit of to per ,Cent. will be expeacd to be
paid by PurChaser as soon as the Sale is closed.

This Day was pUblished, price es. 6d.
A SYSTEM of ETIQUETTE, by Dr. Trusier ;
1-.1- also Principi2s of Politetiess, for both Sexes, price
3s. 6d. •
Domestic
.Mariagement, for V..oung FlOirsekeepers. price 2S.
The'Sainari's Manual, for Young Sailors, price 3s. el.
• A Pocket Gazetteer,•for News Readers, is. 61.
An English Accidence, for Girls, is.
First Four Rules of A rithrnetic, ts. for ditto. _
Family Tables, to save Calculation, 3s.
, Pocket Fanner, for Travellers, is: 6(1.
Way to be Rich; for i:cononiists, 3's 61.
Distinclion between W4rtls esteemed Synonymous, a 1(ols.
gs. 6d.
PrAetical -Husbandry, for Gentlemen Farmers, shewing
how to clear 4001. a year on isr., Acres, 4<.
Sold by 1. Brochwell, Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons._
Catalogues gratis'of all Dr. Trusler's useful Works.

March tat will be published, in tuarto„ Number I. of a
. . New Work, entitled
MHE' GEOGRAPHICAL SELECTOR ; con-
• sistitig of Maps, Charts, and Plans, of the principal-
Cities, Harbours, Forts, &e. in the World; accompanied
by. Historical and Topographical Illustrati,ms. The En.
gravins will be- eXecuted b- y Lutlinan, Gegrapher ;
the Litgerary epariment Of. the Work will be condueted by
T. Harrill, Esq.
The Geographical SaleEtor will be comprised in thirty-six
Monthly Numbers, at the moderate price of is. 6d. etch ;
forming, when complete, three elegant Quarto Volumes.
The Work tab,: printed on a fine wove ,ierny paper. Each
.Number will contain five correctly executed Copper-plate
Engravings, in a handsome quarto size,. with two-sheets and
a half ot Letter-press, illustrative of the respeCtive Maps,
Charts,. plans, &c..
Published by 14. D. Symonck, No. 2Q, Paternoster-row;
of whom Piospeauses ot the Work may be had gratis.
.•

On Saturday, March t, will he published,
Inscribed, by permission, to Sir W. Wynne,, Bart.
AVIEW of PONTCYSYLLTE AQUEDUCT
over the RIVER DEE,' in the Vale of Llangollen,
North Wales.
This noble Strueture (conveying a Navigable- Stamm
through a cast-iron trough toe. 9 teet in length, supported by,
21 stone piers tto teet in height -from the surface ,of the
River Dee.),, presents a teature amidst Romantic Scenery
gratifying to the Tourist, and claims the attention of Ama-
teurs, the lovers of the Arts, Agriculture, and Trade.
The Plate is engraved by 'jukes, from a Drawing by
Parry. Price of the Prints 255. in colours, or r.ts. plant.•
Published by Parry, Bryn y Fynnon, Wrexham ; and
sold by Messrs. Clay and Scrivett, Ludgate-hill ; .'td: Messrs.
Colnaghi and Co. Print Merchants,Cockspur- st reel, LUndon.

_This Day was published, . •
In Four Volumes small 0 1 _. LAY°, price 145. in boanik,
(Dedicated to His Royal Highness the Prince of IVrlcs),
ANEW and complete Edition of the POETI-
CAL and DRAMATIC WORKS of Mr. lER-
NINGHAM. . .
Printed for Nornaville. and Fell (Successors to Mr. Rob-
son), New Bond-street.
A few Copies of the Third-and Fourth Volumes may be
had separately, to accomodate the Purchasers or 'the former
Edition, price Ss. In boa'ds. .

- IiALDWIN's FAB•LES.
•
•
• This- Day were published,
Elegaittly•printed in-Two Volumes, Diuidecirno, and adorned
With Seventy.tlrree superb Engravings, pric;: SS. hand-
9mely bOund in coloured Paper, • •
VABLES, ANCIENT and-MODERN.; adapted
tor the •14e. of Children from Toree to EiBlit Yeas of

•
.Age.
Dy EDWARD BALDWIN, Esq.
" These \Fables are' better calculated to excite the atten-
tion of Children, to arfiutAtsand instruct them, than any we
have ever perused. We recornmeud them without reserve.!'
—l?ritish Critic tOr November.
" They are Unquestionably written on a much better plan,
for making an impression on, and conveying ioStrudion to,
those fur whose use .they are desi4ixti, than any other Fables
which have 'fallen tin.t,:r- our cognizance."—Anti- laeobin
Review and 11lag. tbr December. •
'• hey are newly written. and are ornamented with Plates
considerably superior to iv;lat arc usually found in works of
'a
similar nature."—European Magazine for November
Printekf for Thomas llodgkins, at the tuvenite Library,
Hanway-street (opposite Sono square), Oxford-street ; and
to be had of all 13,oksellers.,
*4.* A Translation of this Work. into French is in the
Press, and will be published with all'convenient sped:
Also in the Press, and speedily will be punti,hed,
• A New Ilistory of Loglakit, by Edward Bald Ain,