The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-29 00:00:00

- JANE SHORE.
Duke of Gloucester Mr, RAYMOND;
Lord I( EMI3LE ; .
Sir Richard Rarclitf, Mr. TRL) EmAN ;
v.( William Citesby, . Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Dumont, Mr. WROUGHTON.
Alicia, Mrs. POWELL.;
Jane Shore, • Mrs. SI MONS.
After which Itsr rime), _a New Comic Opera, in Two
Ads, called _
THE VETERAN' TAR.

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The Overture and Music, entirely new, composed by
Dr. ARNOLD.
The Charaders by' . •
_Mr. SUETT, Mr..WEWITZER,
Mr. TRUEIvIAN, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Mr. RE CAMPMrs. SPARKS , Miss STEPHENS,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
On account of the indisposition of Mr. Barrymorei the
Tragedy of The Distressed Mother is deferred.
• Saturday, King Lear.—Monday, Pizarro.
And on Tuesday, will be. performed the Play of The
Stranger.
Due notice will be given of the next representation of
the new Pantomime.

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PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY SECUBE'D
front L.
No. 4, CORNHILOL,SS LONDON.
MERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY
SOCIETIES, and the PUBLIC in general, are
trel,:peelfully informed, that all TICKETS or SHARES
purchastsi Ut the present ENGLISH LOTTERY at the
above. Old Established Office
T BISH,
" (One of the Contra/fors . with Government for the said
Lottery),
ZVGA(sts TO TAxr. a4cic
On the Saturday before the DraWing, or return the
Purchase Money,
Should Ties. LIS or SHARES be. lower than the present
Purchasers at the above Office will therefore have the
double Advantage ; the
• MAY GAIN .BUT CANNOT LOSE.
Tickets and Shares arc selling in the greatest variety' at
the same Price as every other Qtilce of Credit ; and Per-
sons us the Country, desirou3 - of having: rs or
SitKass,_ may be supplied the same as if presctt, by
Striding Post-Office Orders,. good BillS 'at short Dates,
Bank Notes, or Cash, to the Old-Established °diet;
No. 4; CORNHILLt LONDON;
The Scheme of the Lottery this year is universally ap-,
proved, and contains the following Capital Prices :
2 •of a 30,000 4 - of - sOOO
- of - loiooo 6 26.+0
3 ofra,ooo ro - - too*
. 16 - of - a Sao, szc. Sec,
Ticket:trot 'Shares Registered ; Moncy_for the,Prices as
*owl iA Drawn ; and all Business relative to the Public
transaaed with tidelity und dispatch, by Ti BIS!

- ENGLISH LOTTLH.Y.
To begin Or:wing the zd of Mareh,. Igor.
2 rtiZeS of Z. 30,0 N, 4 Prizes of
.4. 5,600
--- ti --- of 2,eco
. 3.- Of 10,00.1 to -_.......» Of 1,000 •
SiXtetll of semi.'
. And po:oocil. in smaller Prizes
• DIAMOND LOTTERY:
.Sy Ad of Parliament, to. be determined by the State
Lottery. The Tickets Two C oineareach,,andthe Prize
- . (Value TM Ift TV THOUSAND POUNDS) deposited
Ili the Bald. of England. •
eNV.IFT and CO. No. 11, POLITARY, Lot
don, established ht. the year 170, and at their State
()dices, ip Dame-street, Dublin L; and Trongatc,
I.i.lasgow ; are appointed to sell the Tickets And Stampot
Shires of the English lottery, and the Tickets of the
Diamond Lottery, -agreeable to Act of'Parliament.
Country Correspotalints remitting Bank Notes, 'Cash,
good Rills, •Or Post-011ice Orders, will have 'Tkkets or
. Shares sent them, and an account of their success as soon
as drawn. „ _
Swift and Co. have been remarkably fOrttinite to' the
Nblit. by the of many'of the Capital Prizes in the
late Lotteries.

`To .P'UR CHASE RS.in the LOTTERY.
T BEARDMORE respeafully acquaints' the
I 4, Nobility and rublic in general (as one of the Con-
;a4-lor.s with.Govenunent for the present English Lot-
tery), that TI CKETS, will, Kist'. consider.mly befor,,
the Dtawing conitnences, in ctoscquence of the great de-
mo-id tot them, and .the Scheme- being such that Sixty
Thousand Pounds may be gained by one Tickel and as
Security to Purchasers, he engavcs to' take back" an the
Saturday be.fore Drawing, all TiCkets bought at his Of-
fice, 6r return the Purchase. Nioney should 'rich, t 4 be
!owe" than the present price, the advantage therefore is
evident—you may gain but cannot lose.
Tickets and Shares are now sating in great variety, and
Qn the lowest termsiat the old established Office, No. 65.,
opposite St:lama's-street, where Capital
Prim to a great amount have been sold and. registered,
among thorn N. as,t9B, a Prize of acyaoSi, in the last
111 Y Lottery, No. 34,7691. to' 0001. No. 30,657, 20,-..)1.
(:. itriL and the Money for all Prizes paid on demand.

WANTED. immediately,for a LADY of
Clutraeter, BOARD acid LODGING In a small
rrivate Family in Town. The 'terms moderate., '.l*llQ
most unexceptionable References will be given awl ex-
ye4ted.
Letters addressed to A. B, No. ;2, Mount-street, Gros-
venor-square, will be duly attended to..

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ArivERTTSEMENT.
rrilE Public are hereby' cautioned against the
A Frauds of one of the most ingenious, wicked
Young Women that ever imposed on .the' feelings of the
Charitable and 1-11otiane. •
It um about July toll, to the following Odober, she
was in Dublin where she said she was,an Aral
bian, and tuid been married to one Fitzgerald, who died at
Naas. Deeded in this imposition; and having been guilty
of sonic petty thefts in the Ho4pitat, she pa away from
thence, and,afterwards (,onimitted'Several other thefts and
tobbents'in•Dablin, In several places shehas passed her-
Self as Daughter a a ClQrgyroan, ikott bac' with her a Child
of four months old. In general she assumed the charac-
ter of an imprudent, but senitint, Child -Elf one or other
of IMPY FasiXics into which she, had gained admission, by
paimers apparently, artless and interesting.. She appears
abouftwenty years oftige., middlosized, and a fair corn.
Plexion, much freckled, and sandy hair, She at Unto af.
leas a foreign accent, and has some blue marks on her,
ittni and lop.,

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SARUM, Jan. L, rSoi.
The Person advertised above, has • bean In this City
..11car three months, and by false insinuations, has great;
Iy imposed on a number of Ladies and (;entlemen.--
She lipped in the night of the i4th nit. with a Child
abo:rt two years old, in a Waggon to London. It is
impoqible to conceive with what art she has imposed
On the Credulous, and when detested, her ingratitude is.
very
,conspicuous. Vice in all shapes is discovered under
the mask of Innocence. She assumed here the name of
Clernontina Fitzgerald, the Daughter of. Mr. Charles
Forbes, at ningatont, in Jamaica, and said she arrived train
thence in Sep-tember last at Plymouth ; slept at the Ship
Inn, where.. her Husband lett her naked and perittylcss,
which on inquiry is' found to be false. She °itch ulltets
hz:ving fits, and alipears large in the family Way, which
islikewise believed to be an- jut position.
This Caution, with the above Advertisernont, is insert-
€d by .or der of the Churchwardens and Overseers of this
City. _ ,