The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-07 00:00:00

See. kc. of the Islanders in the South Sea.

Principal Charatters—Terreeobo (King of the-Island), Mr.
Whitmore ;—Parcea, Mons. Laurent ; and Captain Cook,
Mr. Mercerot. -Etna' (a Relation of the King), Mrs. Astley,-
and Koah (the Assassin of Captain Cook), Mr. Astley, their
7th appearance this Season.
Soldiers, Sailors, Islanders of the King's Party, slanders
of Koah's Party, Women and Girls of the Island, &c. &c.
;In Part the First will be introduced, an internal View on
the Island of 0-Why-Ec. In Part the Second, a View of
the Sea-share on-the Island of K.arakooa, with the arrival of
the Resolution, Captain Cook's Reception by the Natives,
the treacherous Designs of Koah prevented, by the Captain's
Preparation for Battle, the manner in which Captain Cook
tell a Sacrifice, concluding with a Pidure of that extraordi-
nary event.
In the course of the Evening will be sung the fbllowing
Songs :—" Sandy and Jenny," by Mrs. Warrell ; and" The
Blue Bell," by Mr. johannot.
The Flying Phenomenon will go through his Leaps, being
most assuredly the last Six Nights of his appearing at this
TheatFe, previous to his,going to the Continent.
The whole to conclude with (seventh time) an entirely
new Allegorical Spectacle, cal led

THE OLIVES BRANCH;
Or, THE RATIFICATION.
lathe course of the Pantomime will be pourtrayed, the fol-
lowing entirely New Scenery, Sce.
ist. The Mansion of War. Song," The Goddess of Plenty,"
by Mrs. WELDON. Grand Pyrrhic Dance. War sub-
dued by Peace.
ad. The Temple of Concord. Song, " Byßritannia," by
Mrs. WARRELL.
3d. The Mansion House. The Preliminaries of Peace as
officially al flounced by Lord Hawkesbutry. Song, " The
Extraordinary Gazette." Duct," The Barberand Sweep,"
by Mes.,:s, SINCOCK and DE CASTRO. Recitative,
" The Reconciliation." Song, " Nan of St. Catherine's,"
by Mr. JOHANN OT.
4th. View, West End of London.
sth. The India-House Illuminated;' General Joy, 'and John
Bull in his Glory.
To conclude with a grand appropriate Procession in the Tem-
Ele of Fame, representing the Retreat of the HEROES of
NGLAND.
LOwer and. Upper Boxes 3s.—Second Price zs.
' Pit ,s,. -Second Price ts. First Gallery is.—Second Price 6d.
Upper Gallery 6d.
• Doubts to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-
Past Side o'Clock. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o'Clock.

NAVIGATION-HOUSE, DUBLIN.
16th Odober.
'THE Di reetor-General of INLAND NAVIG A-
L TION in Ireland, considering the importance of ren-
dering the River Shannon navigable from Lough Allen to the
Sea, whereby a ready conveyance may be afforded for the
ttfeiChtat Of the fertile shores of that River, anti of the Col-
Jerks and other Mines upon its banks, so far as the circum-
stances of the country will allow;
And having taken into consideration the favourable oppor-
tunity which the prosper of returning Peactholds forth for
undertaking works of this description ;
' This Board will receive Proposalsfaccording to the pro-
- visions of an Ad passed in the 4oth year of His present Ma-
jesty for promoting Inland Navigation in Ireland) from any
• Person or. Company of Persons belonging to any part of the
. United Kingdom, who may be willing and. able to enter
upon and prosecute with dispatch, and effed the improve-
mem of the Navigation of the River Shannon, from Lough
Allen ; and the Board will recommend a large and liberal aid
to be granted to the persons who wall contraci fur. the coin,
getion of proper Works for that purpose, of such dimensions
and upon such terms as shall be agreed upon,
By Order of the Dirthors-General,
WILDIAM GREGORY, Sec.

ENGLISH and IRISH STATE LOTTERIES for aj.
'''l"l.l-1E TICKETS are sold and divided into
JL. HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-
T.EENTEIS, by..l-IAZARD, BURNE anti Co. Stock-Bro-
kers, at their State Lottery-Office, No. 93, under the Royal
Exchange, London, and no where else on their account.
Irish Lottery begins drawing i6th November, 'got—Eng-
lish, 3d March, 180 z. _

Letiers, post-paid, duly answered, ,and Schemes gratis.
' fc3" Orders accompanied with short.dated Bills on Lon.;
don,. or Post-Office Orders, puntually attended to; and to
prevent mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents are re-
quested ro send them by Post.

HOUSE AND LAND WANTED To'RENT,
FR a Term of Years,"in a dry Sporting Part of
'the Country, where, Roads are good and Coals rea-
sonable, situate near to (but not in) a good Market Town, a
small: FAMILY HOUSE or .COI TAGS, in good ,repair,
with from 3o to 5o Acres of Pasture and Arable Land. Pos-
Sil6sloll wanted at Christmas or Lady-Day next.
Letters ,( pos t- pale]) addressed to A. B. Post-Office, Bun-
;tineeld, will be attended to.

LINCOLNSHIRE.--,SALE OF LANDS.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Early in the month of January next, if not previously dis-
, posed of by Private Contrati;
THE- Detached ESTATES and PROPEkTIES
of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. situate in
the several Parishes of Leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton
Wigtott, Swineshead, Bicker, Gosberten, Surfleet, Pinch-
beck, Dorrington, guskington, Billinghay, and Short Ferry
'Farm iii the Parish of FiskertOn, ' in the County of Lincoln.
'Particulars of which are in .preparation, and will be ready for
delivery iri-the course of next month.

In the mean time, the Lanth and Premises may be viewed
upon application to the respeaive Tenants.
:Erripinghamo Od. Isol.-