The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-25 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVIENIedNG, April 25 , will be

MACBETH.
Macbeth, Mr. K.EMBLE ;
Macdull, Mr. CIiAPMAN ;
• Banquo, Mr. MURRAY ;•
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS.
oriii •

Wg FLY BY NIGHT;
Or, LONG sTotuEs.
Tbe. Charaders by
MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY,
Mr. SIMMONOS, Mr. ISLANCHAIW,.
Mr. yAwcETT, I.4sToN ; •
Mrs. DAVENPORT; Miss LESERVE,
Miss TYRER, &c.

Places for the Boxes to be taken, of Mr. Brandon, at the
Vbx Office in Hart-street.
- The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half
past Six.
. The White Plume was last night received with universal
applause, and will be repeated every Evening till further no-
.. _ _

To-morniw Every Man in His,Humour Kitely, Mr.
Cooke; Mrs. Kitely, Mrs. Glover.
The revived Play of King Henry the Eighth was received
with the most unbounded applause by an overflowing audi-
ence, and, on account of the unprecedented demand for Boxes,
the• Public are informed that it will be repeated on Monday,
'Wednesday, and Friday, next week..
Op Tuesday, The Dramatist.
On Thursday, The Blind Bargain.

MODERN DANCING PRIVATELY' AUGHT BY
INVIL ALLEN, at i 9; Stterrard-street, GOldeu.
square, and io, G reat.Alie-street, Goodman's-fields*
'on Flans expressly 16rined tor Ladies and Gentlemen of any
-age who have never learnt that Accomplislinient, or not in
the present Fashion' and whose Age or Rank make it an oh-
;le& to learn perfectly private ; and Foreigners, Officers, or
Country ReSidents, to whom time is an object, expedition's-
ly cool plete4l.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen. not re-
quiring private. Lessons, taught at these. Academies for One
(.; uinea per Quarter, or School Vacation. This Han parti*
eularly interests rarem-s anti Goauharts of Youth wanting
t emu! Aaiun and Address, but educated at Schools havin4
too few Dancers to pay the attendance of an .eminent Master.
Families of the Nobility, Gentry, and respeCtable Schools,
attended.

The ANNUAL BALL will be on Thursday, May ;, at
the Paul's Heaa, Cateafon.,street.

•
TREASURY OFFICE, TOWER,
NOTICE is' hereby given to CO.NTR ACTO RS S
serving His Majesty's -Ordnance with • Stores, that
their BILLS -to the 3 ist.December last will be•in the course
of payment on Tkursday.the z4th ins. ancilUilmying Days.
Money for that put pose ha§ this Day been issued to me.
• ALEX. DAV ISDN, Treas. -of the Ordnance.

AFINE COLLECTION of • ,ORANGE and
LEMON TREES, Catalonian and. Arabian Jessa-
mines, and true Bologna Sausages, is tins day arrived in.
high preservation, at john Burgess and SUn's Warehouse,
No. 10, Strand, London;
April 6, relo6. •

ARMY AND NAVY-EQUIPAGE.
THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, lattrAsses, and Bedding complete, are very respect-
Jully.recommencltdtu Gntlenien,'as being the most portable
anti superior. u• any" others made in London ; • Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; .Sea
Cots, Beds, and "Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, atd Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for Last
and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at •

IIORGAN and SANDE kS's
Patent Bedstead Manuladory and Ware-Rooms,. . •
Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
lables, allowed to be the most complete and h tegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable,*.packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N.. B. The Fashionable Sofa:Bed Chair-Bcd Warehouse.

AN ACADEMY FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. -
TO BE DisposED,oF,
By Mr. SHUTITENVORTH, •
And Entered upon afMichaelmas Next,
'INsYOUNG GENTLEMAN's SEMINARY, in
full Business, which, for Connexion, Situation, and
Conveniencies, is not to be excelled. • The Building is new,'
the Apartments spacious and airy, and, the Furniture,- which
may be taken at a fair valu.ition, has been laid in during the
list three years. • 11l health obligeS fhe present Occupier to
-give up the Premises. Further particulars may be had by
applying to Mr. Shuttleworth, Auctioneer, No. 17, Austin-
rriars,- near'the Royat Exchange, London. If by letter,
postage is requested to'be paid,ai.d the name and residence of
:the Principal inserted.

NORFOLK..
TO BE 'SOLI) BY AUCTION,

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lOn Monday, the ad day of June, zso(, at the. Angel Inn,
Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, at Twelve o'Ciock, in five
Lots, .

.
A Most- Wsirable arid Contaa. FREEHOLD
4C-1.1 ES PATE,' Consisting of the Manor of..Spode, with
Palgrave, with the Manor House called Sporle Hall, .and.,
about 25Q0 Acres of arable; meadow„ Wand pasture Land, di-
vided into cotupad Farms, cacti of them in a ring fence, situ-
ate at Sporle, Great Palgrave, Little -Palgrave, Dunham,
North Pickenharn, Newton, Neeton,. S watfhain, and ran%
sham, in Norfolk. The Estate is in a i,•ood sporting country,
and in a neighbourhodd abounding with Caine.; it adjoins to
the town W.'S watlham, is about Is miles front Lynn and
about to from Norwich, and there are about 5o Acres of
Woutiland attached to the Hall Farm, which will be sold
With the Manor.

Messrs. Win. Pearson, Cxsar Newton, Thomas Wells,
tae tenains, will shew the Premises; and printed Particulars
be had after tlie:isi of May next at the Chambers. of
•C;reehe, 'Pennant, and. Harrison, ray's-Inn,. London of
111 r. I osselin, Sprvey6r, Belstead, near Ipswich ; at the An.;
gel Inn, Bury St. EklinunTs • at the. Swan, Swaffhain ; .at •
The Angel; Alorwich : at flie Proprietor's of the Cambridge
Pad ;of Mess. Eaton and'llaininond, Newmarket. ; and
et thc ri:spealvc 'Tenants upon the Premises. •

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RICEFFEEDIG LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE.
• 'TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, •
' Tozetheroi in Lpts,.

A VERY Valdable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in the P'arishes of Whaploile and Holbc:tch ;
co►►aisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor, of LI TT L E
BURY, 'and sundry' Farms in a Ring-fence, containing
1398 tR.27Y. of very rich Feeding Land. the Build-
ino are in complete repair, and suine of them have been
erected within the last two years.:

The Land Tax is redeemed, and the Roadgood.
The Estate is situate in a clay Country, add not liable to
flunds ; and near a navigahlc. River; S miles from. Spalding,
12 from Boston, 4 f‘oin Hotheads, and iz from WisbeaC;ll,
all Food Market Tlwns, and too miles from London. -
Further particulars may be had .on application to Messrs.-
Foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will shew the Estate ;
at Messrz. Nicholson and Hopkin's Ot ; Mr. lon. "reale,:
'Surveyor. both in Leeds ; or Messft. FoSter, Cooke, and
Frere, Line°l[o6.lml-fields, London, where Plans of the
Estate may be seen.

Valuable. LIBRARY, CABI NET of COINS, Ditto of IN.
SECTS, OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c:&c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
a
. • •By Mr. SQUIBB,
•
(By Order of the Executors), at his • Great Room, Saville
Pass4e, Savilie'Row, on Wednesday the 33t11 inst. and
Four following Days, Sunday excepted, '
THE very Valuable LIBRARY of extremely Rare
and Scarce BOOKS and TRACTS on Medicine,, Na-
tural History, the Oriental Languages, NarratiVes of the
• Plague, &c. &c, a Cabinet of Coins ditto of 'used's, Astro_
'. nomical and other 'Telescopes,, a Sextant, a few Lots of tine
- Prints, a PerSian Hooka a Turkish ditto,- and various other
Effe4ts of the late Pstrick Russell, Esq. D. F. R.S. for--
merly Physician to the Factory arAlcppo, and. Author of
many valuable Works on. Natural HiStory.
• To be viewed on the 28th and zgth•inst. and Catalogues,
at One Shilling each, may be had ten days preceding Ow Sale,
of Mr.-Parker,. Bookseller, Oxford ; Mr. Deighton, Cam-
, blidge ; Mr. Laing, Edinburgh; Mr. Ogle, Glasgow ; Mr,
Lloyd, Pookseller, Harley-Street, Cavendiasquate; and of
Mr. Squibb, paS•sage, Saville-row.
Live and Dead Stpck, Farming Utensils' &
.Household Furl
niture, aMd Elle4s, North Park, 131otellin6ioy, Surrey.i

OAK, ASH, ELM, and BEECH MLIER.
TO BE SOLD' BY AUCTION,
At the King's A rins_lii, at Godahning, in' the County' of
'Surrey; on Monday, thelath.dity or May next, precisely at
Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lots, -
EVEN HUNDRED afid SEVENTY-NINE
kj OAK TREES, Two Hundred and Forty Ash Trees,
One Hundred and Ninety-one Elm Trees, and TWenty-two
Beech Trees, now standing on several Farms, and 'Lauds in
the Parishes of Hascomb, Afold, and Godalining, in said
County ; marked, numbered, and lianiaiered. . '
Vol. a view of the Tirnber apply to Mr. .Ch. Oliver, at
Hascomb, near Codalining.• And Ibr further ',articular, to
Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Solicitors, 5, Lincoiti's.
Inn ; or Mr, Win. Sanders Robinson, Surveyor, Reigate,
Surrev.