The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-30 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.

I'""I'aow.EVENING, May 31, will be
performed • •
THE JEALOUS: WIFE.
- Oakly, Mr. W RQUGHTON ;
Majqr Oakly, Mr. PALMER ;
Charles, Mr. BARTLEY ' •
Sir Harry Beagle, •Mr. RUSSELL;
Captain O'C utter, Mr. 0 FIN STO NE ;
Lord Trinket, Mr. DE CAML';
Paris, Mr. WEWITZER.
Airs. Oakly, Miss DUNCAN ; ,
Lady Freelove, Mrs. SPARKS;
Harriet, Miss MELLON.
Intl of the Comedy, Mademoiselle k OS,E will Dance a fa-
'vourite Hornpipe—her First Appearance on the English
Stage.
1p the course of the Evening, Mr. FITZSIM MOOS will
sing " No 'T was Neither 'Shape nor Feature." " The Girl
'of my Heart," And other favourite Songs.
WITH

OF AGE TO-MORROW.
Baron Willirgnurst, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Biroz Pitlietnrg, Mr. MAT n ws ;
Hans Nlolkus, r.°WILW ITZER ;
Lady BruitibaLk, Mrs. SPARKS; .
'Sophia, .Miss HOLLOWAY ;
Maria', Miss.") E CAMP.

Tkotes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.,
Gallery is. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
price 6d.—No Money to be returned._,
Places for tite,i3oxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-Office in Little Russell-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six-. .

FUR. THE 'BENEFIT mr. DIGNum.
•.• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E.
ON WEDNESDAY, June 4, 186(, will be
performed .
• • THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE.
-In Aa I. will be intrtiduced the celebrated Duet from
• ." Amor Yratern.o,7' composed by Winter, ,
fly Mt. graham "and Signora Storace, •
. In the course of the E veiling,' the celebrated Duet of
All's Well;:' by• Mt. •Brallani -and Mr: Dignum. •
• liar. Dignurri -will also sing the admired Song called
..Lovely Woman Governs All."
And for that Night only,•by permission, the celebrated Song of
" The-Great Nation ; or, Wen Stand by-our King." •

."14T AT It I MONY.
Tickets and Places for the I3oxes to be had of Mr. Dignum,
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his Circulating Library, Albeinarle-street, Piccadilly ; and of
Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Otlice, in Little Russell-street.

,For the BENEFIT of Mr. BRANDON.; tOx-book and
HOUse-keeper:
THEATRE-ROYAL, CoVENT7GARDEN.
N TUESDAY NEXT, June a, 1806, will
1114.--F beaded the celebrated Tragedy of
JANE SHORE.
The Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Lord Hastings, Mr. C. K ENIBLE ;
Sir R. Ratclitli", Mr. KEANE RT ;
- W. Catesby, Mr. CR ES WELL ;
Dumont, Ir. POPE ;
Belfpur, Mr. CL AR ',MONT ;
• Alicia. Mrs. El TCH I ELD ;
line shore. Miss SMITH.
After the Play, and positively this Night only, The Storm,
by Mr. INCLEDON.
A Comic Song, by Mr. EMERY ;
And a Comic Song, by Mr. MUNDE N.
To which will be added (nut acted these four years) a Musical
• Farce, called -
THE FLITCH OF BACON.
• - Alajor Benbow. Mr. MUNI) EN ;
' • Mr. I'AWCEIf ;
• {Being their first appearance in illOse Characters)
I Ltstice Bettbow,. Mr. W ADDY ;
Captain Wilson, Mr. TAYLOR ,•
Captain Greville, Mr. INCLEDON,
•• to which Charader he will introduce the favourite Song of
" fhe Thorn ;" •
- - -Eliza,. Mrs. -ATKINS.
Tickets and Places tor the Boxes to be had of Mr;Brandon,
;t the Box-Office, Hart=strect.

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Metropolis, and of its Vicinity, and. a faithful Guide to all
its Curiosities, Amusements Exhibitisons, Public I astitti-
t.onseand whatever is remarkable and deserving' of notice ;
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tier Coach tars, .I.ists of Streets, -Inns, and Coffee holisc;,
t rears, Public- 0 IllustrateeWittt Maps, atba
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GENERAL Per-OFFICE,
May s, 1806.
A CA UTI ON. -
SOME Merchants Eminence in.
of
London. and
a great Comme, dal Town in The Ccuntrv, have lately been
pre;secuted at ,the instance 4 • Ili: ,t, r.General.
and convißed iu Penahies and Costs, Jro sending I, :ter s in
Boxes, Gy Stale Codehes; lit polludice of the. Revenue tj the Foot.

off
• kis h,iped that this will be a Warning in all 'similar cases,.ar
\their I.,:rdships 'are bound to prosecute the Low, to its full extent.,
The Penalty is Five Pounds, with Costs, for every Letter
sent (recovtrahle against the Party sersdi•ig) contrary to the Pr.,
visions of the Statute, of 42 Ceo. ii!. Cap. Si, for preventing`
Liiters being -sera otherwise than-by Pc;st.
By Command of the PartMaster-General,
ERA NCIS FREULING, Sec,

"OFFicE OF ORDNANCE,
May 26, 13(6.
HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of nys
T YESTPIVRDN,INc.E. do hereby give .Notice, 'That they
will .te ready to receive Proposals at their Office in. St. Mar.
garrt ;tree!, IFestrtinster, or before theith of Jane rt.rt, from
such Persons who may be capable and vndertahe the
Construe-lion of certain BUILDINGS whirl, it is intended to
'ref, at CA-hater for the' Ordnance Department, conformably ton
Plan and Elevation which may be seen at the Office en dv day
• between the hairs of Ten 'and Four o'Llock. • :•-• • - •

The Proposals to specify the, Prices ofrach description of Iffrk
to be included in the Buildings • dips the time in which the
shall be completed under'a Penalty, and the nature of the &curly'
to be giyen, in case of the non-performance of the Contreta.
ProposalsProposalsseaTetl up, and aupericribed " PrOPosals'lal-construß-
ing Buildings for the Ordnance Department at Colchester," tone
delivered at the Secretary's 0,14.ce, St. Margaret-so eet
ntiniter,. on' or before the 7th day of
.7une next; •but, no iropsoie
. will be 'peceived after that d•tr. - • • .
• -By Order ofthe Board, . •
R.• H. CR EIP, ..ecrrtary,

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