The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-03 00:00:00

SA TURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1801.

ROYALTY THEATRE,

WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's,,FIELDS.
nN MONDAY NEXT, Odober g, 1801, and
Five following EveninKs, will be presented, a Ballet
Divertisement, got up by Mr. MERCEROT, called
THE SPANIARD AND.THE AMERICAN.

Principal Charaaers,
Mr. AnkcEßoT, Mr. WHITMORE, Mr. HANKS,
Mr. LAURENT, Mrs. MERCEROT, &c.
Never performed at this Theatre,. a Grand Ballet Spainle,
called
THE BASHAW :

With extensive Panorama yin;s of CAIRO and CON.

STANTINOPLE.
Principal Characters,
Mr. and Mrs: MEI( CEROT, Mr. MARQUI,
• Mr. W I TMORE, and Miss j OHA NNO T.
In the course of the Evening, the following New Songs, &c.
Ist,. The Waiter,& by Mr: TIIO R E ;his first appearance
-on any Stage).
zd, The DOldrum, by Mt. JOHANNOT.
3d, Tack Tar and the jew, by Messrs. JOHANNOT and
DECASTRO.
The whole to conclude with (never performed at this Thea-
tre) a Comic Pantomime, written by Mr. LONSDALS3
called

PUSS TN BOOTS ;
• -.Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. •
Principal Charaders.
Lord Ohre (a rich and sordid Necromancer), Mr. MARQUI
Malfin (a Spirit of Evil), Mr. DEC:AST RO.•' •
Albert, Mr. BANKS; Conrad, Mr, SUTTON;
Justin (afterwards Harlequin); Mr: LASSELLS, sen.
Tne Prince of Pantalonia (on his Travels to Ogre Land),
Mr. BAN/".3 ; •
Pierrotton (Purveyor to Lord Ogre), Mr. TAYLOR ;
Mezzettino(Courier to thePrincePautalonia), Mr. bR Y SON ;
And Puss in Boots, Mr. LAURENT.
Bonaniy (the Guardian Spirit of Ogre Lary), Miss GRAY;
And• Coluabina (Princess Pantalonia); Miss SCOTT
EVANS, being her first appearance at this Theatre.
Evil Demons of,Malfin, Pierrotopian Satraps of Lord Ogre,
Mezzettinian, Suite of Pantalonia, Reapers, Herdsmen,

The Scenery of the Piece includes a variety of Picturesque
Subjecls, as .cormeaed with the -Story.' and commences
with a View of Malfin's Cave, gr:a.ually expanding itself
to the Inside of : this is succeeded by an extensive
Open View of the Ogre's Domain, which, by a general
Stage transition,. is changed to .a close woody prospect:on
the Banat of a River. A rich Landscape. View of the Ogre's
Castle,. is followed by the representation of the Necroman-
tic Ogre Saloon, which the Magic of Haffeciuin'forms into,
_the Buildings of an'elegant Square in an European City.
The outside of a Country Inn is next introduced, and
suddenly changing to the • inside, it exhibits a Bed-
chamber, which is again transformedlO a Kitchen, with
its corresponding objects::. An immense' Map of Eu-
rope is afterwards unrolled to the view, -with a per-
sonification of the several Countries of. the' Coritinent,..
and this, by the agency of Harlequin, gives place to a
MOdelof the City of Paris, occitpying the extent of the
Stage front front /to back, comprehending 'the whole
course of the River Seine, with all the Bridges, particu-
larly the Thuilleries Palace, the Residence of Bonaparte.
In a subsequent part, a upping Spar-work gra-
dually covers the Scene, • and on clearing away,' discovers a
Brilliant Fairy-Hall.
Lower and Upper Boxes 35.--Second Price zs., •
Pit as. Secand Price is. First Gallery is.—Second Price 6d.
• Upper Gallery 6d.
Mors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-
past Six o'clock.—Second P rice at flalf,paSt Eight o'C lock.

JOHN MARSHALL,
Late-of Davies-street, Berklcy-square, Brazier, Ironmonger,
&c. Deceased.

QAR AILMARSHALL, Widow of the Deceased,
L. 7 begs leave to return Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry,
-and Public in I;eneral, tbr their Favours conferred on her
late Husband ; and to solicit a continuance thereof for Hersel
and kirnily,'intending, with proper Assistance, to carry on
the Business. • '

• A CAUTION.
TO prevent any Person being defrauded through
Ignorance, Dr. SENATE gives this Public Caution,
and declares most so,lemnly, that no Person living, except
himself, and Mr. J. B. FARKAS, ever saw, or has any
knowledge of the Prescription from which LE'S PASTI L-
LES DE MONTPELIER, orAROMATIC LOZENGES.
of-STE EL, are now perpared ; and that Unless signed by
them, in tficir respective hands writing, any Medicine offered
under this denoMmation must be.counterten, and those who
sell them must be Impostors.
No. 19, Cflarlette-street,-Bloomsbury

'P t 3 E LE TT, with iminediate Possession, for a Term a
Twent)-c;ne Years front ,Michae.mas, 'Sot.

A ARS}-1-HILL FARM, near Width:tin-Abbey,
i% in Essex.; consisting or Upwards of 113 Acres of
Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of which upwards of
100 Acres are within a Ring-Fence, advantageously sub-
divided, cotiunanding a most delightful I' ro spc ct and parti-
cdlarly worth, the attention of any Gentleman whd wishes
tdr a .Farm in the vicinity or London.
There are many beautiful spots Idr building, and_ a consi-
derable quantitY of materials on. theprcmises, and the roads,
which nearly surround the Farin, are excellent.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. James Law, at Cam-
berwell, Surrey.

A RCIER: and EXT./GI-ITM,- from Dublin,
.E.L. IRISH POPLILT and TABBINET MANUFAC-
TURRS. 'and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their
Royal I the. Prince aad Priucess or Wales, Duke
and I)7t,.liess 6,f York, Dutchcss of Wirremberg, and the
Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Cogent-garden, London.
The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the different
branches of the Royal Family,• and Ladies of the first rank
and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of it discerning Public, the decided superiority of
sArcher and Haughtim's Poplins and.Tabbinets ; also gold,
'silver,' figured and plain •Cnamberry• Muslins, and. Italian
Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c.

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
\ /TM' LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad-
ditional PICTURES; IS RE-OPENED; and will
continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, froth Nine in the
Morning till Evching.
Admittance One Shilling, , . _

QCHEME of the IRISH, LOTTERY, begins
L.) Drawing November 16, 180 r.
No. of Prizes, Value of each.
4 of £. t 0,060

5,000 ----
.2,0c0
1,000
'Soo
100
So----

Total Value.
.40;Ooo
2,0,000
B,ocp
5,6.00

;Soo
1,5c0
.1,00

8,000

8,057 Prizes..
23,943 Blanks.

32,000 Tickets.

"Z;obo

k•,50,00.0

Capitals Determinable.
First drawn Ticket, i`t Day,— ,C. so*
Dittb, 4th Day, - • t,OOO
Ditto, 7th Day, - 5,0a0
Ditto, . 13th bar, - toiooo
Ditto .
.19:11 Day, - lo,coo'
Ditto, last Day -
Present Prices of Tickets and Snares: ~
Whole Ticket - 8- o o Eighth - 4.. o
Halftlitto - - - 4 5 o Sixteenth - - ols o
Quarter ditto - 2 3 0
"Pickets and Shares of Tickets. are now on sale at every Li-
censed Lottery Office:
An early -purchase is recommended; as the Tickets this
year are Bs.'cheaper.than last July; and there is no probabi-
lity of their being Id*er.
Schelnes may be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices.

MON MO UTHS Fir R E.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
• fly Messrs. HODSKINSON arid- Co..
On Saturday the 31st of Odober inst. at the Beaufort Arms
,Inn, Monmouth (unless previously disposed of by Private
•Contrael, of which timely Notice will be given),
VALUABLE and. truly Dtsirable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, called HILLSTON, with sundry
iMprovable Farms, nearly adjoining, called COXTON,
BLACKMOOR,CODAPGRO, and GRAIGE•FARMS;
-the whole eontaining 455 Actes of rich Arable, Pasture, and
Wood Land, together with.Grosmont Wood Tithes, extend-
ing over between 7 and Soo Acres of Land, situate in The-Pa-
rishes of Langattock, Si. Maughans, Rockfield, and Sken_
tieth, in dry and airy situations.
Hilston is an ancient Family Residence, commanding an
agreeable prospeel of, the adjacent country', and bounded in
part by a Turnpike Road, six Miles from Monmouth, and
capable, at a moderate expence, of great improvements.
• Further Particulars ,may be known, by applying to Mr.
•Embry, Monmouth, who will shew the Premises; and to
Messrs. Hodskirison and CO.. Surveyors, No. 15, Arundel-
street, Strand, who are authorised to treat for the same, and
whereat Plan of the Estate may be seen.

SALE of a Valuable ES FATE, delightfully situated on the
River Nith, in the NeiglOourhood of the Town of Dorn:-
fries, Scotland.
TO BE SOLD BY A.Z..7.CT10N,
By Messrs. GRAHAM and HINDLE,
At the Rainbow, on Wednesday, October r 4, betwixt the
• Ilours-of One and Two in the Afternoon,
THE FIVE POUND LAND of Old Extent, of
coNHEATH, with- the Teinds and Pertinents, lying
within the Parish of Carlavelock, and Sheritidom of D'um-
tries, holding feu of the Duke of Queensberry, for payment
of Two Shiltinea Scots' of Feu-duty. 'Pitts Estate is beauti-
fully situated on the Ri Vet Nitli; about four measured rhiles
below the Town of Dumfries, • commanding an extensive
VieW of the windings of that River, the Solway Frith, and
the Coast of Cumberland. It contains upertirds of goo Scots
Statute Acres (being more than.soo English Acres), all 'Ara-
ble except about Seventeen Acres in Wood and Pianting,
and about Fifty Acres of Moss. The whole is inclosed with
• Marsh Fences, and subdivided into convenient Incloiures,
several of them with Hedges and rows of Trees. A great
part of the G rounds are ofan exceeding good quality, and the
whole are capable of much improVement at a moderate ex- -
pence, from the Sea Sleach out of the Nith, which washes
the Estate fora considefable way, and where the Tide flows
to a great .height. The present Rent is about 3751. except
one of the Mansion-Houses, C, dices, Garden, and Orchard,
well stacked with Fruit-trees, on which no Rent is put,
The Tenant on. Shore, by putting Weirs into .the River,,
has of late been very successful in catching Salmon ; and it is
believed, that at a moderate,expence, a considerable Fishing
might be established. The Quay ere&ed by the Town of
'Dumfries at Glencaple, to which Vessels of great burden
come, is adjoining to the Estate, and a good ROad from Dum-
ties to the Quay runs througn the Grounds, part of which
along the Road, and adjoining tughe-River, might be fenced
to much advantage; The Woodlnd Planting oa the Estate
are thriving and valuable. • ..The Tenants will sheW the Pre-
Mises. , -
A PI in of the Estate, and Conditions of Sale, may ix:seen'.
on application to Messrs. Corrie and Gilchrist, Edinburgh ;
Wellwbod -'Maxwell, Esq.' at Burriclough, at Dumfries ;
Messrs. Cooper and LOwet Solicitors, Southampton-build-
ings, Chance ry-lane; and of Messrs. Graham and Hindle,
Cnineery-lane, London;, Mr. Robert Bigg, Solici-
tor, Bristol.; or George Orred, Solicitor, Liverpool. Any
further particulars that may be required, will be furnished
immediately by Mr. 0 rred.

SHENSTONE, near LCH F ELD, STA okth3rilA.4.l.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. WARREN,
At'lthe George Inn, in the Cit., of Lichfield' on Friday,

,
' Oct.43a, 1801, at Tnree,o'Clock, -in Lots;
EVERAL -very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS,
IJ situate at Footherley, :Lynn, and Nether and Lower
Stohnall, all in the Parish and Vicinity Ofche pleasant •Vil-
lage of Shenstont,- in a Sporting Part of the County of Staf—
ford, • three Miles from Lichfield, six from Waisall,' and.
twelve front Birmingharn ;' a capital Mansion, called
FOOTHfItLEY HALL, w i 4 suitable attached aild de-
tached Offices, Coach-hom c, for Eight Hcrses,' and
other Out-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large w•-. 41
planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated 'Trout Stream ;the
whole comprising about 670 Acres of riab -inclosed Arable;
Meadow, and Pasture Land, in 'the highest state of cultiva-
' tion, with valuable-Rights of Cominon on Shenstope, Wood
End, arid Datid Heath, now in the occupation of -John
Breynton, Esq. under -Leasv,dterrnina'ole in • 1809, and of
• Messrs. Swan, Hand, Preston,` Adcbck., and Mnusloy,: all
very respeetableTenant,s, under Leases determinable-at Lady-
•day, 1.8c3, at several yearly' Rents, amounting to ••
EIGHT HUNDRED and FIFTY 'POUNDS,
and tfpwards; also
.itbout Twenty Acres -of Coppice and
Wood Land now in 'hand, -
Another FRE EHO Lp ESTATE, containing 8.9 Acres, z
Roods, 3S Perches, with a-commodious DWelling-house end
suitable Out-buildings, dolightfully'sittutteatKantmerwick, •
in the. Parish of St. Michael, :Lichfield ;..aiSu a Leasenold
Farm of 56 Acres' adjoining-to the Freehold Premises, with
convenient Farrel House and other Appurtenances, and vain:- -
abie,Rights of Cornmon on Hogley Hay and:Cannock:Chase,
held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, for act unexpired •
Term of Twenty-one Years, at 55. per Ann. renewable
every seven yetis ; both which Farms alai 'Premises are in tEo
holding of Mr james'Wintcrton, under Lease-determinable
at Lady-day, i 80.3 at the-yearly 1-trit-of 1451.
Printed Particulars may be had twenty-one days preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney, in t; (eat Cnartes7street,
Birmin,;ham ; Mr. Willihgton, Solicitor, No. 3, King', Bench
Walk, Temple, London;, Mr. Tho. Garlaini, Erfurt!, near
Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbuty,
Derbyshire ; at the Place of Sale; of Nit. .Drewry,. Printer,
Derby ; at the'principal Inns at Staiiiird,
4tnerstone, Coventry, and other atijace.nt -1 owns ; of Mr.
W-irrenl 1
A uelioneer Birmingham.; and of-Mr. T. Sedpvla.,,
ill N,
Shenstone WoOd End, Il.tLi Will sliew the several. Lots.

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• , Mountfleurie, near Leven 'Fiteshire, Oct. z, 1796.
Extrad ala Letter addressed to Mr. R. Scott, Apothecary,
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sia,
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