The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-31 00:00:00

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ThEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS,PRESENI EVENING, 06tober 31, !Sot,
Their MajeStis' Servants will aci a Comedy, called
-THE JEW.
Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr. POWELL ;
Charles R.b.litle, Mr. BARRYMORE;
• kredeti,:k Bertram, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; .
Sheva, Mr-BANNISTER, jun.
j,t3..t1, Mr.. S It ETT ;
MY:Saunders,_:Mr.- HADDOCKS. .
• ' Mrs. Ratcliffe, -Mrs. SPARKS ;
Mrs. Coodison,.Mrs. MADDOCKS ;
Dorcas, Miss TIDSWELL.
• WITH . _

THE SHIPWRECK,. . .
Selwyn,. Mr. DiG'N.UM •
.
Harry Hawser, Mr. BANNISTEIR,,jun. -
Michael Goto, Mr. COOKE ;
:Shark, Mr. C-AUL FIELD ;
Dick, Master HEATHER.
Angelica Goto, Miss ST EPI-lEN.S ; -
- karaiy,-Miss DE CAMP ,- .
~. Sally Sh,kimroA, Mrs. ELAND.
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oxes, 6s. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 35, 6d. - Second Price 2s.
Gallery,- zs. Second P riceos. •1J pper Gallery, is. • Se-
cond Price, 6d.—No Money to be Returned.
,_ Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. hisbrook, at the
gox Office, in Little Russell-street.
The. Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at.
halfafter Six..
a. The Opera of The Pirates is deferred for a few days,
on account of the iridispositiiM-61-Mrs. Cronch.
On Monday, the Tempest, with 'he: Liar.
Due notice will be given of Mrs. Biliington's next per-
formance. , .

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
ON MONDAY NEXT, ,November 2, !SOT,
will be performed the Tr4ecly of • - .
KING RICHARD .THE THIRD.
Richard, "Mr, COOKE ,•
•
King Henry, Mr. MURRAY ;
Buckingham, Mr. WHITFIELD
Tre.ssel, Mr, BETTERTON •
Catesby, Mr. CLAREMON'f;
And Richmond, Mr. CORRY.
Lady Anne,. Mrs. LITCHFIELD ,_-
And thE Queen, Miss -CHAPMAN.
WITH

•
• THE ESCAPES;
-Or, THE WATER CARRIER.
the ori4nal Music composed by Ciizauistr
The Principal Charaigers by '
'Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr:TOWNSEND, Mr. HILL. Mr. SIMMONS, •
Miss DIXON, Miss wlir-rt,Ey,
Miss HOWELLS, Mri. BASTER, &c.
rhe New Comoclv of Folly as It.F lies, was received last
u'lkhr, On its second performance, by a most brilliant and
crowded Audience, with the same warmth of applause as ho-.
*tired its first representation—the ath Night will he on
,11esday, with' (bv permission of the Proprietor of the /Tay-
:4,,o,rket Theatre) The Review, or The Wags of Windsbr—•
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sth on Thursday, with the Escapes-arid the 6th on Sa-
v .
Mrs Billington baing suanently recovered of her late se-,
tre Indispo&ition, will certainly appear at this Theatre On:
L-dnesday and F riday
.(ny particulandesire) in the Charatter.
cf 114andane, in the Serious Opera of 'Al.tasterxes.

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS LINWOOD% EXHIBITION, with ad-
-ditiosuit ~l' ICI' i' RFS, IS Rr7.,OPEN,ED, and will.
'"1 rintre Every Day, Sutiday excepted., from Nine in the
Nariling till Evening. .
Admittance One Shilling.

MARRIAGE.SETTLEMENTS.
PELICAN -LIFE-OFFICE, Lombard-street.
INSURANcE UPON LIVES is found to supply
at aid to Marriage-Settlernents; so important as to pre-.
rent incumbrances• on Landed Estates; and, to furnish the
moans of au adequate Settleinent, in many cases, where no
toner suitable Security -could-be given.
„tife-leitses, • Reversions, .income during Life arising, from,
Vtvil or Military Offices, may be preserved to the Families
• tlie Holders, by Life Insurance.
rne Proposals of this-Office for Insurance on Single Lives,,
,Zioint Lives; and- andi ; also for imoviding En-
;l'', mews tOr Male Female Children, either separately
'RI Families, are delivered' gratis at the Office. •
- . . P. BOWERS, Sec.

- -
GENTLEMEN -holdino- Vacancies in either Ca_
Nairy or Infantry, may be informed of immediate Fur-
tr4sers, by applying to Mr.. ESTE and Co. NO. to, Nor-
"t4nherland-street, Strand ; and Officers, who, in conse-'
littlenee of-the Peace 'May w:sh io'relite or exchange,. will find
20 their interestAnapply-to this Office.An experience of.
'Yeti Negotiations-of this nature, induces Mr. Este
conceive the Gentlemen who intrust his House with the
4;,:rgement of their objeds, will riot fail to have every thing
`;lll,)lished, the. ability ofgn Agent can ensure, whose con-
innsextend to every part of the United Kingdom.
_O4. 31, 1801.

MILITARY NEGOCIATIONS.
qENTLEMEN in the ARMY are respeftrutly
ti acquainted, that Messrs.. HARRISON. and Co. con-
ttr"e to tranSaa Military Negociations at No. 74, Newman-
thrt, on' the most liberal. terms; and. beg
_leave to avail
lieltNtlves of the opportunity which Peace Kesages, to S -
are toe Agcncv" of as manY'of their Friends who
.
tt,„nw previou.ily eng.iged, assuring them that' no care or at-
or -4,.
Sa it ue wanting, which can add to their convenience
Liccuunnodation.
•s • A 'Majority of Infantry for Sate, on particul4rly ell-
in also Majorities and COmetcies of. Cavalry, and
I,„ttk-Lieutenant,...y of. Life Guards.- A Lieut. -Coloncicy;
Vitiorities, Companies, and Licutenantcies of Infantry, and
tisigbees on'atinot every station.—Lxchangel'in general,
Cavalry and Infantry, at Home and onServiee. f
Newniu-streeta 'Oa 30,

DURABLE INK, to Mark or Write on Linen with a Pen.
WITH this curious Preparation, . which is an
L . indelible Mick, Initials, Name's, Cyphers,, Crests,
v• may be formed wit,l the utmost expedition, and without
ineumbrance or expence of any implements ; and will be
I,Ynd to stand every test Of Washings, AcidS, Alkalies, AC.
It; wrote on Linen as it comes from the loom;it;firinly stands
Bleacl,ing. . It is also a most certain Criterion. of Pro-
tY, nothing, can discharge_ it without destroying the
Thlen- TWA Families, Ladies and Gentlemen who travel,
kmAraiy, Navy, Public Bodies, Schools, liotel, Tavern,
44: Innkeeper's, and the Public in general, the Proprietor
I.llLit:stly recommends thig useful article in full confidence,
• v.°ll the first trial .they Will be pedealy satisfied of its
444 s*-- and will ever after adopt this mode of marking their
Pt 4 •
etip!,• ~-.l),arecl and sold, Wholesale and retail, by John Scott,
Water-coloor Preparer -to Fier Majesty, N0:417,
tiire.edtcrd-street, in the Strand, London, in bottle's, sit
h
ivili`pons, price as. and double bottles, 3s: 6d. each, one o.
will mark several hundred articles.
,43117,_ Observe, -the outside wrapper 'is marked " Scott's
lnk," and the Price ; and on the bottle of the ink,
Tsignattire " Scott."
b°,,Gentlemen. in Trade throughout the Kingdom, who
c; unttle Articles, Scott solicits their attention -to the
; as its general utility, real good quality, and moderate
added to the assistance itS sale wiil receive throngli
ilihiet:Aleaprints will unquestionably render it, in the hands ci
first Venders, a }correspond atile. And those who do..not at
in p with Scott, are respealu y
thernleo., that the several Wholesale Houses through
1.111 .arF stipplied With Scott's other- goods, will- forwai,
sCrticie.
.FeOtZ'FT's NANKEEN' DYE, in bottles at is. 2d: ;
' "True-,Bine, in bottles of varicitts sizes., Also,'
Dra• s‘‘,:Pe,-fine Water-colours, in cakes ; and all necessaries fur
14.-4-ud Colouring, wholesale and retail, as above.

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ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELVs:STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS.
r\N MONDAY, November a, and Five follow-
V., jog Evenings, Nvill be presented (first time) a Spectacle
Romance, in Two Parts, called
THE BRIDAL SPECTRE,

Exhibiting among many interesting Events, a superb and de-
corated Procession of the Knights of Malta.
First time, a comic Pantomime, called •
HARLEQUIN POINTER.
In the cowse of the Evening will be stutg the following Songs :
" The Sea was by Mrs. WA RKELL, her—seventh

pearance.
" Murphy Delaney," by Mr. JOHANNOT.
From the Uncommon applause bestowed on, Mr. I R ELAND,
the original .Flying. Phenomenon, he will appear every
Evening next Week, and go through his wonderful Leaps,

&c.
The whole to conclude with (never performed) an entirely
new Allegorical Speetacle, called
THE. OLIVE BRANCH
-Or, THE RATIFICATION.
In the course of the
.'Pantomime will be poUrtrayed, the fol—
' lowing entirely New Scenery, &c:
ist. The Mansion of War. -Song, "The Goddess of Plenty,"
by. Mrs. WELDON. G.rand Pyrrhic Dance. War sub-
dued by Peace.
zd. The Temple of Concord. Song, "By Britannia," by
Mrs. WARKELL. - •
3d. The Mansion House, 'I he Preliminaries of Peace as
officially announced by LOni Hawkesbury'. Song; " The
Extraordinary Gaiette." Duet, "The Barber and Sweep,"
by Messrs. SINCOCK and DE €AST,RO. Recitative,
The Reconciliation." Song,, " Nan of St. Catherine's,"
by Mr. JOHANNOT. •
4th. View, West .End of London : the Arrival of Citizen
Colonel Laureston; . .
sth.` The India-House Illuminated; General Joy, and John
Bullinhis Glory. -
To conclude with a grand appropriate Procession in the Tem-
ple of Fame, representing-the Retreat of the HEROES of
ENGLAND._
The Scenery entirely New, designed and painted.by Messrs.
Grieves, Whitmore Clark, &c.

The Banners, Trophies, Properties, &c. by Messrs, Rom-
Bradwell, &c.
The Machinery by M. Honor and Assistants.
The Songs by Mr. -Upton. The Music by Mr. Sanderson.
And the whole invented arid, produced by Mr. As T LEY, jun.
Lovvei and Upper Boxes v.—Second Price as.
Pit 3S.- Sectind Price is. First Gallery, rs:—Sixond P rice 6d.

U pper_Gallery 6cl,
Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five, aid begin at
Half-
past six 'o' C lock. :--Second Price at tlalf-past E ight &Clock .

NAVIGATION-ROUSE,

_ „_ _
16th October, tEct.
THE Di redor-General of INLAN DVAVIG A-
TION in Ireland, considering •the importance of ren-
dering the River Shannon navigable from Lough Allen to the
Sea, whereby a ready conveyance. may be attOrded. for the
.produce of the fertile shores of that River, and of the Col-
leries and other Males upon its banks, so far as the circum-
stances of the country will allow,; • •
And having taken into consideration the favourable oppor-
tunity which the prospect or returnhig Peace holds forth ior
undertaking works or tilts description;
This Board will receive Proposals (according to the pro-
visions of •-ut Act passed in the 40. h year of His present Ma-
jesty for promotinA Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any
Person or Col-rya-I.ly of Persons b:longing to any- part of the
• United Kingdom, who- may be willing .and able to enter
upon and pru4ecute with dispatch, and eftett the improve-
meat of the Navigation of the River Shannon, troth 1...0ugh
Allth ; litstlAtle Board wilt Ic:onmientra"large I,nd li Nral-aid
to be, granted to the persons who shall contract for the coat-
pletion ot proper Works for that purpose, of such dimensions
and upon such terms as shall be agreed upon,
By Order of the Directors; General,
• WILDIAM GREGORY, Sec.

S4TURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1801.