The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-22 00:00:00

VIILATRE-ROyAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jaw 22 18Q,u,
will he pertorrned ,
BARBATIOSSA.
'Acltmet, Master BETTY •
Barbarossa, Mr. MURRAY; •
Othman, Mr, CLAREMONT;
Zapnira, Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
To which wilt b ~decd, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called
-HARLEQUIN's MAGNET;
Or, THE SCAN ;INAVIAN SORCERER.
Harlequin' - Mr. BYRNE ;..•
Pantaloon, .Mr. L. BOLOGNA;
Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine),
• ' - itliSS SEARLE,

Boxes 65.. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery is.
The Doors to be opened at halt past
.Five, and begin at halt
past Six.
The Pantomime of Harlequin's Magnet ; or, The .Scandi-
pavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received with unbOund.4
applause, will be repeated every I.2.,iiening till Saturday, whom
it'must be withdraW nOn account. of the pertbrmance Of a New
Musical
,Entertartunent, called, " We Fly by Nigiit."
To-morrow; ine Play of Cyrnheline, Kim:oi Britain.

To the Most Nople the Msir9uis of BUCKINGHAM, Pre-
sident, to the. VI C E-PRESI 'ANTS, and the'TRUS-
TEES of the WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL.
MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,
THad intended myself the Honour of ff adaressin
•
you on the first Vacancy for a SURG EOINI to the C na-
lin, under-your protedion, and of then stating my preten-
sions to your Interest, but a Gentleman, one of the Candi-
dates for the tibceof Assistant Surgeon, being recoinmended
by the Physicians and Surgeons, I aMinduCed to decline the
Canvass until a more suitable occasion.
1 have the Honour to be,
My Lords, Ladies, -and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient humble Servant; ,
WILLIAM COOMBS.

No. 8, Adam-street, 'Adelphi.

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GRAND LOTTERY,
BEGINS DR WING FEBRUARY 3, 1806.
'SCHEME,
3 • - of ,C 20,000 - .- are . - k6u,000
3 .. - . 7 , io,ogo -•- - .• - • 30,00 q
5000 - - - - • .• 15,000
2000
1000
so, - io,bod

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' Principal Weal Performers.
Miss I'ARKL, and -Mariadie BIANCHI ;
Mrs. DI CKON S (late Misoyoutc), and Mrs.. VA U GUAM ;
Miss GRIGLIETTI (Pupil of 'Mr. Rauzziui, bath),
• And Mrs. ASIIE. ' - •
Mr. HARRISON, Mr. SALE, Mr; GOSS,
Mr—VAUGHAN, Mr. ()ORE, Mr. ELLIOTT,
Mr. HORSLEY, &c &c. •
' • And Mr. BART-LEMAN.
With a complete Clitus.:
Principal InStrumental Performers. •
Leader of the Band, Mr. W CHS-E LL ;
Principal Secoud.',, iolm, Mr MOO ALT ; •
First Tenor, Mr. SHIELD; "
Principal Violoncello; Mr. LINDLEY ;
Double I.sasses, Mr. DRAGONETTI (Principal); .
And Messrs. BOYCE and SMSKT ; .
Oboes, Messrs. LING and,F.OS PER ;
ClannetS; MesSrs. MAHON and OEI V ER ;
Flutes, Messis. ASH E and. WEI DN F.R ; -
trench Horns, Messrs. PETRI DES ;
Bassoons, Messrs. HO LIMES and LYON ;
Trumpets, Messrs,. HYDE and CAN"FELO;
TlValbone, IVIr.,,MARIDTTI •
Double DrUrns, Mr. j NKINSON;
Organ and Grand Piano-Forte, Mr. GIZEATOREX.

Among the instrumental Perfo'riners ate MeSsrs. brooks,
Lavenu," I. and C. Lindley, Rawlings, Reeve,' T. Holmes,
S. T. Lyon, %Vials, &c. &c.
The Wiwi has been increased this Season tbr, the purpose of
introduc►ng in each Concert a Full Grand Overture, by
Haydn, .Mozart, or Beethoven; and a •Modest Concerto
or Concertante.
Many New Songs, Duets, and Glees, will' be produced;
among which arc the Pieces composed for the Conceit,
totes' Society by Dr. Callcott, Dr. Stouti,'• Mess. wenoe,
Horsley, K. Cooke, M. Rock, Llliott, and Spniforth,
• which have never been publicly perfor►r►ed. The favourite
ConiNsltions of Sir john Stevenson, Mus. D,'
I'. Moore, Esq. ,Mr. Shield, and Dr. 'Clarke 4ECam-
bridge, will also be introthiced. '
Paiticulars of the -F1 Rs"l CONCERT will be' shortlY
announced.

•
•MHE Temporary House of the' LONDON IN7
LON, as far as respects the Library and
Reading RoAris, is opened This Day for the use of the Pro.
prietors and Subscribers, at No.• 8, in the Old [et ry ; where
rickets of Admission may be obtained, on application at the
Clerk's office: •

By Order of the Committee of Managers,
Jan. 18; 1806. S i;vitlEL WOODS, Fec

PIANO-FORTE and HARPS to be Sold, in co-
,
•
n
Stquence Or. the Death of a Lady, itcs, has ],at a small
Family unproviihxl. for : . Upright Grand, Piano-• Forte
with Additional:Keys, which cost Eighty Guineas, anct will
be sold tor likewise two Second-hand Harps, one of
which will bi sold for Thirty Guineas, and the oilier for
Twenty-five GlllllCiis.. They are brilliant toned InStrtinients,
and are well worthy an early attention, being exceedingly
good and cheap.
Harp, Piano-Forte, and Violin, taught by Mr. 1-10,111nan,
.andrAssistanis. • • • •