The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-29 00:00:00

TIIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
T°- MORROW EVENING, September 3oth,
will be performed'a Comedy, called
THE BEAUX, STRATAGEM.
Archer, Mr. LEWIS ;
Aimwell, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Father Foigard, Mr...JOHNSTONE ;
• Boniface, M.r. DAVENPORT ;
Sullen, Mr. VADDY;
Gibbet, Mr. EMERY ' -
sir Charles Freeman, Mr. CLAREMONT ;
And Scrub, Mr. MUNDEN.
Cherry, Mrs. BEVERLEY,
(Being her first Appearance on this Stage);
Dorinda, Mrs H. JOHNSTON ;
Lady Bountiful, Mrs. WHITMORE ;
And Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. GLOVER.
To which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of
ROBIN HOOD.
Robin Hood, Mr. TOWNSEND ;
Little John, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Ruttekin, Mr. BEVERLEY;
Allan O'Dale. Mr. S EATON ;
Bowman, Mr. STREET ; _
Fitzlerbert, Mr. DAV.ENPORT ;
Scarlet, Mr. KLAN ERT ;
And Edwin, Mr. HILL.
Clorinda, Mrs. MARTYR ;
Annette, Miss SIMS • -
And Angelina, Mrs. ATKINS.
foxes, 6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery, as. Upper Gallery Is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. J-ilandon, at the
nox-olfice in Hart-street.
Doors to be opened at Half after Five, and the Perform
tlCe to begin at Half after Si o'clock.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
On Friday, The Suspicious Husband, with the favourite
Musical Entertainment of Paul-and Viriginia.
And on Saturday Mrs. Billington will make her first ap_•
prance on this Stage these Seven Years, in the Charader of
m:lane, in the Opera of Artaxerxes,
A new Musical After-piece, called The Escapes, is in re.
tlearsal—anci a new Comedy, in Five Acts, in which Mr.
*dons will make his first Appearance on this Stage.
krhepopular new Grand Historical Ballet of Perouse, Avill
,repeated every Monday till further notice.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
Gentlemen Educated at the FREE GRAMMAR
eHOOL, in MANCHESTER, will be held on Wednes-
ir the 7th of October 180 t, at the Bull's Head. Inn, in
i;anchester, Those Gentlemen that purpose favouring the
,_ekvar.ismith their Ccmpanv on the occasion, are requested
~,`0 give in their names to Mr. Woodhouse, at the Bull's Head,
'tesaid, on or before Friday the ad of (9)Ctober.
Dinner on the Table precisely at Two o'Ciocic.
JOSEPH THACKERAY, siewards.
WILLIAM FOX,

tBRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, LONDON.
HIS Office is established for the Insurance of
Houses, Buildings, Manufadories, Goods and. Aler-
. elvuze, Ships, Vessels, Barges, and other Craft, with their
—goes, in Port or used on Navigable Canals, Farming Stock,
kid all other Property, against Loss or Damage by Fire in
art of G reat,Britain-
ne flattering encouragement this Society 'has received in
short period of its establishment,u fully proves the respec-
ility its Proprietary, and the estimation, jn which it is
nth; by the Public ;—the amplitude of its capital is a perk et
tturity for every engagement, and is in extent-to -a greater
Mount than any similar Institution.
fiche BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE recommends to the
'arniing Interest their NEW MODE of insuring Agricul.
%Aril Stock,- which only requires a value upon' each specks
.
k;rain, in whatever Building. or on whatever part of the
w-rarrinAiit inay be, at a Premium of Three Shillings per Cent.
the ojnium; thereby preventing the Insecurity attached to
&e 4; Cb• :'4°le now-in pradice with the other Iwurance Of-
us...ran in ;
• Offi if. will, whenever desired, willingly grant
' ce 0 •
Loss,. n the Old Moile.`•
Of /nit, s on
Fire from Lightning are made good, and in cases
ck1.41-14:eon Freehold Property,
mayt Benefit of the Policy
the ta 'cella to those Persons who ybe legally entitled to
‘Nrith6. tne, Ontil the ilextpayment on the Policy, becomas due,
wt norie.e being g;ven to the Office.
NVitiri,lllV Insurances due at Michaelmas-Day must be paid
tt MllFifteen Days therefrom, or' the Benefit of the Policy
tx. c lost; but insurances may be continued without the
eenceof a new Policy.
ta"nted Particulars el the New and Old Mode of inswing
rtning Stock, with Proposals and Conditions.of I nsuralice
be teneral,.and a List of the Directors, Trustees, &c. may •
10,44 gratis of their Agents hi all the Cities and prineipal
Its in the Kingdom. -

ROBERT SKELTON, Sec

WMONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre-
ork„ quentiv super great pecuniary inconyenieuce for want
tile;°lvnig sothe respectable channel through whose inediuin
gualsillaY be accommodated with tempprary or permanent
liiii brat°l Money.: all personsin possession of I Notnes aris-
or rn Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land
tic Uses, Money in,the funds -Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
C1A06.,,,`3, Widows' jointures, Annuities, PatClit Places,
May be—se„"'s Livings, or any other certain Income for Lite,
ncqy to ati—,PPlied with temporary or permanent Sunts of Mo-
Lor the ,1-4bltitint, by paying an adequate Annuity 1 merest
"pion. -"lide, With power to,return the principal at their own
%11 two ' ersonal afplications will b: reeeived every day„
et cm °'clok, ant letters from Correspondents, in Tbwn
AdptrY, will be immediately auswcred..
re.ss to Messrs. Hafts and Co. at their House, N0.,22,
4itr444..5",110.1k-street, Charing-crass ; but no letters will be
.., 4LttteSt - Paid. "

SCARCITY OF I%I4)NEy.
I.NI these unpreceilentedly distracted Times, the
• • Proposition of a pecuillary aid, when it is made from
• truly respedable gittafier, becomes extremely interest-
even to those who .aave the very best Securities to of- LT.
this important contemplation it "is, that a man of ample
pver, and of the first respectability in life( which. an inter-
of other confidential correspondence, will evince), is
44113 Y thus to render to People of Rank and tiOnour, and
kg 3uch alone, on their personal obligation only ; or to pei-
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Possessed of Landed, Funded, or equally fixed Property
itaries of the Church, the BenefiLed Clerg,y, Or La( les
t•ifln& Dowers, or Settlements in particular), ANY IN-
Inte",fr. SUM,' by get:einable Annuity Loan, at Annuity
one pat, but notless than nor, inoi.e than soc 01...t0 any
Will erson. Every transaction arising from this publication,
'lX:lite ;nee its. being founded ori principles diametrieally_op_
Ike.; 'l3 the numerous plausible, but mostly desceptious
p,4" °lt, this Subjed in the Public Prints ; •of course on
'ovviP'es of integrity, secrecy, and dispatch ;- and (it fol-
the got' unfailingly fielding the most perfect satisfaction to
ktir orrower, in the result.—Letters, candidly giving name,.
thekesidence, will have every gentlerrninly Attention pat(
4104 direded to Mr. 14.hackson, to the care of Mr. Rich-
bkkli. the Master of t e New Chapter Coffee-house,
C,ourt, Long-acre, London.
xoti,‘„, No Agent or Broker can be attended to ; no Letters
the,—"4 Which are not postage-paid • and no personal inquiry
ratitied.
'
OFFICEPENS PECUI.IARLY WELL CUT.
E evident Advantage of having Writilig Pens
Lnit„,Fell cut and well shaped to the Figures,_ and of that
,P4blis„,tie Mould,•as ripe and seasoned Quills only' are ca-
.k"' inswering, and bearing that nice exadness of points,
`0 Iv? a Clean and open slit will render smooth and tine, os
bit, to kind of hand with perk& freedom and pleasant_
•‘t th,, . circumstance must not only be-very convenient,
6teht:',Y interesting to every person in the habitot Writ's.% ;
tittali3O'ns- have been taken to select a proper Stock of prime
;" and seasoned Quills for this purpose, in order to
Pikitle(ithe evil of bad Pens, so justly and universally coin-
Xkic.C'till this Country.
a.nd sold by E. Williams (Successor to. Mr. Blain i re),
kotrA net to the Duke and Dutchess of York, No. 1, Strand,
tlon.

N' B. Okt Pens mended, and waft as new.