The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-01 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE

'rHIS PiIIiSENT - EVENING, Dec.. 1, 1806,
will be pet formed.
THE :HONEY MOON. -
Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ;
. Rolando, Mr. RUSSELL;
- .. Count Montalbon, Mr. BA RTLEY ; •
Balthazar. Mr. WROUGHTON ;
..
Lampedo, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Campillo, Mr.. MADDOCKS ; Lopez, Mr. PURSER;
faquez, -Mr.-P ENLEY° •
Julid.na, MiSs DUNCAN ;
.Volante, Miss Ni LILON ;
.- • Zamora, iViiii- BOYCE.
isi Aft Y. a Song by Miss Duncan; crimpes,Aby Mr. Kelly.
With a Dance incidental to the Piece. .
- After which (7th time) a net.' iNiclo-Diania, called-1 7 _
TEKELI •, .. . ... •' '
' • Or, I'H Ei Sr E( E. 01! MONTGATZ.
. - Count Tekeli-, Mr-. EL L 1 "Pt) N° •
Wolf ( iris Friend), Mr, DO \V TO N ;
, Conrad (the Nlilior)-, Mr. \V RO VC HT 0N ;
Count Caratta (the Geri...raft Mr - GA lk LT.S ;
Alexina (the Heroine of NlQiitatz), Miss DUNCAN;
Citristine, Mrs. B LAN P.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.--Pit 3s. 6•1 Second Price zS.
.—Batter) zs. Second Price is.'.----I.lppCr Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.--No Money to be retur.ited. ,- . ,
Places for the 13oxes to be Liken. at the Boic-oflico, in Little
Russel-street. ..
The Doors to be opened at Half past- Fi.ve, and begin at
lialf-past Six. ... . • .
To-morrow, -The Way to Keep -Hi u ; Sir 1:3011.till Cr,n4
atant, Mr. Bannister (his first appe.-ki,,nce these ten weeks) ;
Lovemore, Mr. Wroughton ; with Xekeli; or, The Siege of
lontgatz. . ,

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the FREEFiOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH..

• ' GENTLEMEN,
' •
N xTHEN I ventured to engage.. in a Contest for
.V V your fityour, 1 did it with.sanguine hopes of success,
consFious.Of never having intentionally acted soas.to forfeit
your good opiniOn. But ,1. scarcely .li6ped to. receive such
geneM support as to render my Re-election unanimous.
The high and extraordinary honour of being again unani,
mousty returned• yonr..-Representative in Parliament, binds
nie to your service by every possible tie of , duty and grati,
tude.

To prove myself not 'unworthy.of this distinguished mark
of your regard thust ever be the first objea df my ambition.
Accept, Leittre;it, the assurances of the grateful attach-
ment ►with which 1 have The hOnohr to be,
GENTLEMEN, , • •
Your obliged and devoted Servant, .
THOMAS GRAHAM.
Perth, Nov. 25, 1806.

TotlicG ENTI.EMEN, CLER\GY. an4FREEIiOLDgR,S

COUNTY of MIDDLI.SEX.

_
GENTLEMEN,
an ordinary Contest r had been chosen by
1 you as one of your Representatives, -1 shoUld have been -
utterly at a loss to express my gratitude for so high an honour.
udge then how incapable I must be of doing justice to my
feelings, why your choice involves in it a great and glorious
victory, that you have enabled me to obtain, over the danger
out party which, by the most disgraceful practices at the
last two Eletlions, had nearly triuihphed Over.your hide- •
pendence. Ihe immense Majority with 'which you have
honoqed my huMble preteoSiont to your favour, declares, in
to decisive a-manner, the voice of the County, that 1 trust it
will extinguish the hopes of all who are deSiterus of stifling
that voice by popular clamour, or of defeating it by the arts
fatlion. That Majority, also, permit me to add, affords
the best possible answer to the call, which, during the Elec..
tion, Sir Francis -Burdett has almost daily made upon me
for a declaration of my principles. Nay, it goes farther ; for
it pronounces, in. language' whi4cannot be misunderstood,.
your.judgment upon his principles, as well as upon mine.
In congratulating yOu, C;entlemen, upon a victory. which
is the fruit of SO much exertion, and which, considering the
nature of the Contest, affinids just, cansei for triumph to the
Kingdom at large, and, indeed, to the friends of order through-
out ;he civilized world, my duty to you compels me 'most
-earnestly to intreat a continuance 'of that vigilance and firm-
nets which, in such a cause, can alone secure the inestimable
advantage we have gained.
• Having hitherto refrained *from prolesSions,- well knowing
them to ke. a most fallacious test of condud, I shall now con-
; tent myself with assuring you,' that by promoting,
.to gle
-best of my abilities, the prosperity of the British Bioptic,
the security of the British Constitution, 'andthe honour and
welfare ofthe County of Middlesex, I shall endeaVout to
justify your choice, and to evince the gratitude with which
. I am,
GENTLEttax,
Your most faithful and devoted Servant,
WILLIAM HELLISH.
Bud] Hill Park,
Nov. 2. 7 ,