The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-20 00:00:00

BRITISH IN EGYPT.

NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE's FIELDS.
THIS PRESENT EVENING? MAY zo; 8o 1,
-. will be presented' Variety of •
NEW EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES.
The celebrated Infant Phenomenon, MASTER SAUN-
NiRS, will go thrOugh his astonishing Petformances on
''Horseback. •
After which, 39th time,
A New Grand Ballet Pantomime, with entire New Music,
Dresses, Scenes and Decorations, in Two parts, combining
Song, Dance and Adion, anui founded on. historical fads,
called
' • RINALDO RINALDINI ;
Or, 'THE SECRET AVENGERS.
After which,: for the TA. time, will be presented, New
Serio-C,orme Pantoinime, principally new, -but _partly
taken from the popular Pantos time of Alexandria, called
• HARLEQUIN MAMALUKE ;
Or, THE BRITISH IN EGYPT..
With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
correaly pourtraying the Antiquities, Natural -Curiosities,
• and Costume of the Copts, Mamalukes, Arabs, :British,
Turkish, and French Republican Forces, engaged in the-
' bard contested Actions near Aboukir and Alexandria.
The Music, mostly new, with selealions from pciPular Na-
tional Airs, by Sannderson, ace.
The whole invented and produced under the Dire Lion of
Mr. CROSS.
Harlequin Mainaluke, Mr. MALE -
• • British Commander in Chief, Mr. DAVIS ;
- And -Columbine (rst time). Miss ADAMS.
In die course of the Pantomime, the following Dances, corn-
posed by Mr. Montgomery i—A Military. Hornpipe, by
Miss Adams, in whit h will be introducedthe Broad-Sword
Exercise. Afl Egyptian Pas Sett!, by Nlrs. Heinle. And
a Dance of Marnalukes, preparatory to Battle,. •
To conclude with a grateful. Commemorative Exhibition of
the gallant Exploits of the British Army, represented by,
real Cavalry and well disciplined Infantry, in their hard
contested Struggle with the Invincible Legion, and taking
the Invincible Standard, which Is presented falter his hav-
ing received his death-wound) to the gallant and ever to
be lamented Sir Ralph Abereromby.
After which, 27th time, with new Scenery, Dresses, and.
Decorations, an entire new National Spedacle (commemo-
rating r tote Naval Achievement); called • .
THE NORTHERN FLEET ;
Or. BRITISH INTREPIDITY TRIUMPII.-iNT.
In which will be introduced a Real SEVENTY-FOUR.
- The Publie'are respectfully informed, an entire new Grand
tpedacleis in rehearsal, and will be speedil y•produced.
Places tbr the Boxes to he taken of Ws: Simmons, at the
New Riiyal Circus.
Servants cannot possibly keep places later than half past
sevDooen.. . _
vs,to., open at half past Five, and the Performance to
vim ir ..--nre precisely at half past Six.—Second Price at _half,
past Eight.

ACLERGYMAN, who, for morellvin Twenty
Years past, has bean in the constant habit of educating
one or two Young Gentlemen for the Universities and Learn-
ed 'Prolesbions, is removiin; to a larlw and connnodions Par_
sonage-house in the Vicinity of- Bath, where he propoics to.
take •FO U I PUPILS, after. Mithtunmer next, but by no
means to exceed that number. ~
inqukieS maybe made of the Lord Bishop of Gloucester,
the D.:an of BriStol,, or the Rev. Dr. Randolph, in Bath.,

T.O WOW:COD:WE ftS.
WILLIAM THRESHER) by Trade a Wool
comber, has al)conectl from and left his Wife and
Family chargeable to the Parish. of the Holy Trinity, in the
City of Coveatry.i. whoever will intOrmatioit to the
Churchwardens and Overseen of the Vonr•of .the said Parish
f the Holy Trinity,. so t pat the said William Thresher may
be apprehent!ed, or calls:: by any other' means the appre-
hension of. the said Wdiiani Thresher, -shall receive.-- Two
tinineas Rawer:re., and all reasonable Expenses. - •
4bc.)t:it 45 years of av,.ooviirtis of six.
N. 13. • Thresher is
feot, air.,complexion, out pitted witii tne
tuaddakt(hi4. -, • - • • ,

• 44'1' ".k,
" "SHE Dor uNruitNisi-c4p,
WAN'I7EI), horn iViichaelmAs next, on. Leaser
for Seven Years, ,or to Purehasc; for, a respe:l3bli
'regular 'Fainity, NO US!'„ comprising three good Rooms'
on a Floor, with two Staircases, anzl all necessary Offices,
roaeh4totise, nod st4bling- ter three of tour Horses..conti-
rtoes. ,Sittiated in any 01 the Squares, or gent.l Streets be-
t Arecn Piccadilly :Ira: Oxford-street. The Premises must be
in coniplete Rini it Purnisned, 'the Furniture Faust be
handsorperannin good emaltion,
Apply to Mesars. Ranson and Birch, No. 6, Chancery.

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TO. BE SOL.D.,EOR THREE !..IVES,
Very Commodious DWELLING - HOILSF
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with Coach,liousits, Stabling for six Horses, and suit-
rible -Offices of every description ; a Wailed • and Kitchen
4; :mien and about Fight Acres of Land. The House con.;
sists of four Rooms on j Floor, ttxclusive orthe Offices, and.
four Rooms for Servants is it is in thorough repair, and tit
for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family., It Is.
situated at Kenton,. seven miles South-west of Exeter, half-
a-mile from Star Cross, and. in the vicinity of Exmouth, Daw-
lish and Teignmoiith. The Post conies to KentOn daily.
For further Particulars apply. to Messrs. Drewti and I.OX.
barn, New Inn, London; or Mr.'Gcorge Short, Exeter: •

TO BE SOLD, withthe elegant and approprioe Furniture,
A- LEASEHOLD VILLA, pf the very first
consideration,. beautifully. situated within Ei ]Miles
ofTown, in the County of Kent, with Forty-file Ades of
Visture and Pleasure Ground. • , •
Further particulars,
,iind Tickets for viewing, inay be had
a Marsh. and Tatham, Upholsterers, Mount-street, Uros-
Nenor-square.'

A FREEHOLD ESTATE ON THE BANKS OF THE
TPAME
- • TO ftE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to, an Order of the High .Court of. Chancery, made
in a Cause " MALLISON v: WRIGHT," -before Alex-
. ander Popham. Estlf one of the Masters of the said Court,
at,the Public Sale-rpc,,i,n Southamptianbuildings, Chan-
cery-lane, London, on Monday the Sth Day of June' next,
between_ the Iloars of Twelve and One in the Afternoon,

in Foul... Lots ; • - .. •
A FREEHOLD ESTATE; situate at Rail Head,
N 0.., in the parish of ISleworth, arid County•of
consisting of Twenty--One Tenerrumts,l a •,Double Coach_
bouseand Stables; and .also a Set 'of .Chambers, situate at
No. 9, Gray's Inn Square; in the same County, late the Pro-
perty of James 'talc Mallison, of Gray's Inn Square afore-
itaid, Gentleman, deceased.
Printed Particulars whereof ntly bzt had at the said Mas-
ter's Chambers ; at the London Apprentice, Isleworth; and
of mm ssrs. sheptura a,nd Adlington, Scliritor<a Guy's Inn
gquare,' Loratol. '
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On the ist el. June will be publishtvl, ,Ptiee ts.. 6d.
Embellished with a Portrait of the late W. Cowper, Esq.
the celebrated Poet, engraycd by Ridley; front an original
Plante by I.AlVlttiee, . •
- Wing the last Numberor Yol. XI. of
THE MONTHLY" MIR.OR. The
fullowing are some of the ChArazters. al rcady illustrated
in the Work':--

Earl of Carlisle ..
Sheridan, M. P.•
Cumberland
Murphy
Richardson, M. P.
Iconic

DRAMATIC WRITUIS.

Reyaole Andrews, M. P.
Morton O'Keelth
B. Thothp-son , Kotzebue •
Hoare . .•, - ' floleroft
Lewis, M..P. Mrs. Inchbald . ,
Colman . _ Miss Lee
I. 1 TIIt A ItY CII,ARACTF.R S..
Sir j. H. Burges -. Mrs-Piaui, ....
Rev. Mr. Maurice 41rs. Montague, •
Late ..Mrs. Woll: -Mrs. Xpinson
stoneerstft Cod- 1 Margravineof4,n.
win ' . -- . I spach

MiSs Seward
ACTORS'.
Mundell •
Fawcett
Elliiton
Banu4ter, jun.

H. Johnston
Late Mr. Mossop
Mr.= Macklin
Mr. Pallier

Madam: Msra
Mrs. Ciouch..
Mrs. Gibbs,

ACTRESSES.
.Countess of Derby(late- Miss Fae-
ren)
I‘l,rs.,lllattocks
ARTlits.
SirW.BeecheyllA. Shield, the Corn-
Nortlicote, R. A. poser
Miss Linwood Heath, the En-
Lioni St. Vincent graver'
' The Portraits' are uniformly engraved by Ridley, in his
Bizit manner, from the Original Paintings .oi* Sir losbui Rc, -
1101(1s, Sir William Bet-L.:hey,. Ppie.„ Nprthcote, it.thitne:„
Shee, Stewart, Abbott, Drunutiond; Jean,,
Wood, mer, •
A r eat variety of other Pcirtraits are in the 'hands of the
A I.t t.--No Ptc>of ImpreSsiOns an 4 nu rn: tied to, be Worked,
oft.
Printed for the Proprietors, and pii'lliAed by ,Ycrnor and
Hood, in the Poultry •, and to be had of all th Beoksallers
throughout thq three

Walker, the Lee.;
turer .
Fuseii, R. A.

On Saturday the 2.3 d *ill be published,
A DELIVIORN, the OUTLAW, a Romantic
Drama, wit .Songs, Choruses. originally
written by M.G. LEATSi'Esq. 2v.running' with
universal'Applanse.at the Theatb.: Driiry.Lane.
Printed for J. Bell, No. JO, Oxfortl..,:trect.
Where may be had. by the same Autho,
The Castle Spease,
The East Ind:rn, a Co'cli::d)•.
The M ' inister Tragedy..
Rolio, or The I.'eravian Hero, a Tra-edv.
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FREEHOLD 'R.ES I OBSICE-1311.1c1,X•iiiherHANAES,
• . at_SON.NI NG , near READING:
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. • •
By ..Mr. HAWis:r.S,
On Wednesday the z-th Day. of flay-,, Tire: o'clock,:,

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the White Hart lon, Sonning ..,unless previous acceptable
offers are made for the same), , . • ..
A Compaid and desi rabic FREEHOLD ESTATE,
..L--.1 late in rhenccupationof RI 4.!JIA RD STUN E, Esq.
comprising a small neat Brick abci, Sashil DWELLING;
HOUSE, of three Bedch ambers ,' Bo w-fren ted.Parlottr; Hall;
ititt•KitChei_ ,i with a- Stable,. and Pope! Out Pitice4.au
productive Garden, supplied by a Stream of excellent Watel
terminating the same. , The Premises.' are• dry and'heal thy;
contiguous to the Church;: and immediate possession may bd
had; .
, .
The situation of Sonning is universally adniired for its nu.:
merutis and superior advantages ; miles;S from Lotidon,'and
flute from Reacting, Stages pass the door, when required.
Particulars of Mr. Barrow, . No. 7, o . Strand; ,of M c..
'Hawkes, Appraiser, Re/Kling.; and of 'l‘lr.. T reacher, juil.
soptiiitg, who will shew the same: - • -