The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-12 00:00:00

NEVER ACTED:

THEATRE ROYAL,' COVI•Wr-GARDEN;
'THIS PRESENT EVENING,
~:Tan. 12,.
.1808,
• • 11. will be performed
THE WANDERER ;
Or, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY.
'Me Overture and Music cOmpoied by Mr. DA v-r anti
IttisslLli•
The PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
The principal CharaUers by
Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr; POPE, Mr. BRUNTON,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr.,CLAREMONT,
Messrs. TREBY, KING, LEE,
-'MI..FAWCETT, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. ATKINS,
Mr: W. MURRAY, Mr. TRUMAN,
Miss SMITH, Miss NOR'' ON.
End pf I. (comprised by Mr. BoLoGiq A, Inn.)
A /kicw BALLET, incidental to the Drurna,
Tabapettormed by the •'Missys ADAMS and the Corps de
iet.
• The EPILOGUE to be Spoken by:Miss. NORTON.
'After which watt be priiducd (for the tisth .time)a•new

Painomime. x• 11101
HARLE-QUIN. TN HIS -ELtMENT
Or, 1.11t1;, IVA.TriR, EARTH, and AIR.
The Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Dceoraiions,
are all entirely, new.
The,Tantorninie produced under the direaion of Mr. Farley.
Harlequin, Me.: BOLOGNA, jun. ;
'sir Feeble Stirdid (Uttardian to Columbine), Mr. L. 80-.

I.OaNA ;
.Clown (Valet to Sit Feeble), Mr. C ;
Savoyard Girls, by Misses H. S. and E. ADAMS;
Aud the Part of Columbine, by.Miss-ADAMS.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as,
ry `Galle as. Second l'rice is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
-Brice 6il.—No Money tube returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
:,Box-oflice, in I fart. street.
'Fho Doors to be op,tned at Half past Five, and begin at
'Ball past Six. '

TO THE REV. THE CLERGY OF THE CITY OF
LONDON.

TH. ARCHDEACON oe LONDON most re-
s;.eattiliy ClittC43 those Gelltleineri whO have not }et
• favoured him with, an Account of the Number of Schools
'within their respoilive Parishes, that they will have the
• goodness to do it immediately, direCted to beleft for him at
the Cletk's Office, Quebec Chapel, l'ortman-square.
lanuary 9, 'iSkib.

ST. THQMAS!s AND GUY'S 1105r1TA LS.
R. ASTLEY COOPEIt will commence his
LECTURgS on SU RG FRY, on-Montlay the 23th
of lanuary, at Eight o'Clock in the Evening.

MEDICAL THEATRE, 'ST. TIARTHOLOMEW's
tiospiTAL.
THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES'
will begin at this. Theatre on %Vedncsday, Jan. 20,
IhS.
Thel,e6lttres on the THEOItY and PRACTICE of
-MEDICINE, are delivered by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr.
PYWELL.
On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER,
NETHY;
On SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY.
On COMPARATIVE. ANATOMY and the LAWS br
ORGANIC EXISTENCE, 13y Mr. MACARTNEY.
On CHEMISTRY, by Dr. EDWARDS.
On MIDWIFERY, by Dr. THYNN E.
ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATION'S, by Dr. LAU-
RENCE.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Wheeler, at the
Apothecary's Shop of the Hospital.

MEDICAL SCHOOL
,OF GUY'S HOSPITAL..
THE SPRING COURSE of 'LECTURES
commence the beginning of Februaiv, viz.
PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr.
and Dr. CURRY.
CHEMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON, Dr. MARCET,
and Mr. ALLEN:
EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr. ALLEN.
THEORY of MEDICINE and MATERIA MEUICA,
by Dr, CURRY and Dr. CHO LNI ELE Y. ,
'MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDR Eli, by Dr. HA IGHTON.
ERYSIOLOC,Y, (it LAWS of the ANIMAL (ECONO.-
MY, by Dr. HA iCkITON.
STRUCTURE' and DISEASES of .the TEE by
Mir. FOX.
N.B. These several Le' ures ate so arranged that no two
of them interfere in the hours of attendance; and the whole..
together with the Lectures on Anatomy, and those on the
• Principles and Prae.tice of Surgery, Oven at the Theatre or
St. Thomas's 114ispitil calculated to form a
complete Course of Medie.ll and Chirurgical Instructions.
Terms, and other partieWara, Ittay be learned\ from Mt.
• stoclier, Apothecary to Gel's Hospital.' •

LIVE THOUSAND POUNI)c.
ENTLEMErN,Sze, possesse.4 ,of Incomes aris-
ing film. Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehold Estates,
• *Marriage Scttletnerits,'or any other property, and those of re-
aNctabitity having personal' security only to offer, may be
smPPlied with'the whole or any part of the above sue's, on
Vaytng Annuity 1 nttfeit for the Mlle' with liberty to return
'the-Principal aft he pleasure of the.ilerrower, and the bu..
• ,sines completed ‘vithout the exposufe4exaction, land dclaY
- .utually attending thew trAnsadions. . .
J.ytters address:4:d ;past )laid) to Mr. Ilemmings, 'No, 73,
Saville- row, Butlington.weet, London, witl be duly arISVA;:-
• ed, but nu pemnal *triplication wilt ba reotind.

• -. . ,
STATE A.NI) CITY.
• No, 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, GUAR 1NC.,t,;,,„!103,5.
rr BISH recommends• the SCHEME 'of the
- _i....• STATE LOTTERY, as it bas more (ban double the
number of Capital Prizes, and tnoi.e.tlian double the hum-
'herolother Prizes, than were :contained in the late Princi-
pal and Suppleinentatv Lotteries added together. viz.
3 - of - -;ezo,000 I !zo - of - • ki,o(lo •

3 - - .I,loo,oria 130
- . se;•
4 - • 5,000 &e.' dec. •
•
bat: above Capitals are all 'fioatli-1, and there is no Fiiteit
Prize, whvever.
THE CITY LcrrEity., •

Of. Substantial FREEHOLD HOU,SF.g., disctiirged of
Land-Tax, contains the following Capital l'azes

,
-of . ,Clts.oso 17 -or - . 4,000
' 1 7,000 3,000
. tc 2,o°q .
TICKETS and SHAKES' for both the State and pity
Lotteries arc Selling in great Variety at the above Offices,
whey Thirv.cight;Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in
the cast
.61—,.Schernes, with particulars of each Lottery, to be had
.grates, At N 0.., Cc:41.1)111, and No. 9, Charing-Cro.