The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-06 00:00:00

TIILATI2I, ROYAL, Pittli2V-LANE,

"riHIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 6, 1 806,
,viil,tie performed
- THE TRAVELLERS •
FASCINATION.
With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,
The Overture and Music,co:l-ipoSed by Mr.• Corri.- •

Ad I Charatters 'in China.
Zaphimira Vrince of China), Mr. E L LISTON;
Koyan (his Companion), Mr, BRAHAAI
IVrr. iOIINSTONE.;
The Empecor,of China; Mr. 13,0 W E L.L.;
Delvo fan old Gardener), Mr. MATH t. WS
tlindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs.' PO WE LL ;
Celinda, Mrs, 5•10(INTA IN.
• As:t I 1"..-Characters in Turkey.
.Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLE ;
• Chief Aga of the I anizarieli, Nir: OIGN UM ;
• • .Saptti, Mrs., OLAND ; -
A Dame of Turkish Slaves.
.Ad 111. and I V.—Charatters hi Italy.
Duke 01 Posilepp, Mr. HOLLAND
The Marchioness of itterida, Signora STORAGE.
A Dante callAgazzaroni.,
Ad V.-4_ hataders 1« Err land. •
&Intim! Lord:,,Hawser, Mr. DOA/ coN,•,;-
Buntline (att old Sail-r), Mr. BANNISTER,
The Prologue to be Spoken by M r.,BARTLE Y.

' THE WEATHERCOCK.
The Ciiliraders by
Mr. BANNISTER. Mr.,CHEARY,
•
Mr. MATHEWS,
• . 'Miss' DE' CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT; &c.
;n Ad 11, Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp. ,
"'Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.
Gallery 2S. _Second Price.rs.—Upper Gallery is.- Second.
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. '
The Doors will be opened at Half. past Five, and the Play
begin at Half.titst Six.
Places for the Boxes_to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-011icein,Little Russell-street.
To-Morrow, The Travellers ; with Three Weeks after
A. New Musical 13211 ad Opera, in z Ads, written and
composed by Mr. Dibditi,' will be • produced- on Saturday
mext.

THEA'T'RE-TIOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

- - _
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 6,;. 1806,
, will he Ortormed •

B.ARBAROSSA.
cbgAct, Mastcy BETTY ;
Parbarossa, Mr. MU R RAY ;
()Oman, Mr. C LAR E O.NT ;
Zaphi Ml's. I. IT C .
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•
WE FLY BY NIGIIT;.
Or,•LONG STORIES. •
Thi Prologue to be SPoken by Mr. FAWeETT.
The Charaners by
.Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY,
Mr. SiMMONDS, Mr. BLANCHAILD,
. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON ;
Mrs. DAVENPORT. Miss LESERVE,
.Miss TYR ER. &c.
Dozes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery is. Upper Gallery ts.,
The Doors' to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at half
past Six.
Places for the Boxes to be taken or Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office in 1-tart-street.
• The New- Farce of We 'Fly bY Night will be repeated every
Evening till further notice. • • •
To-morrow, The Merry Wives of Windsor.
• On Saturday Master Betty will pertbrin Douglas.
The Public are respedfully informed, that Mrs. Siddons
will pertorm in 'Pizarro, Macbeth. and The Gamester, on
Nonday, Wednesuay, and Friday next week.
Ort rtiesday next will be revived the-Tragedy of King
Lear.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREE-
HOLDERS, of the COUNTY of BUCKS.

GENTI:EM FN,
HIS MAJESTY having been graciously pleased
to cower upon me the. Office of joint Paymaster of
his Forces, iny.Seat, as your Representative in Parliament,
becomes vacant The recollection of the many marks of fa_-
atorir i have received at your h.inds, and of the confidence
you Ave so long so kindly placed in, my Family, en-
courages toe to filte 1 ',nail not be supposed to intrude on
that kindness, by again offeiing thyself to your choice. Zeal
and Industry in your service were all I had to offer you in
return for your goodness when you first eletted me ; ...lid' in
Brie you shotild think it I%roper to continue that confidence
in Die' 1 c.in venture to engage to you my warute4t gratttuda,
and my unremitted endeay.iurs to 'merit your favours.
1 have the Honour to remain,
Gentlemen, •
Your very obliged and very faithtitl Servant,
• CHANDOS TEMI'LE.
Lower Grosvenor-street, Feb. s, JUG.

ACKINGiON, ALLEN, and Co. rspe.Bfally
ji_g inform the Public, that Mr. CUIvIDER LAN D's ME-
NO I RS are now in a course of Delivery.
. Besides the ample Account which the Authortivei of his
Life and Writings, the Work is intirSpersed throughout with
Anecdbtes and Chara6Lrs of several of the roost distinguished
Persons of his time, with whom he has had intercourse and
connexion. It is elegantly printed in the Royal Quarto
size, embellished by tine Engravings ; the price Two. G ui-
rteas in boards.
A Sixth Edition of the:much-admired Sacred Poem, by the
same Author, entitled CALVARY, or The Death of Christ,
elegantly printed in Two Pocket Volumes, is also just pub-
lished : the price Twelve Shillings in boards.
Fillsbury-square. -

• WANTS A PLACE; A
S WAITER, a sober, steady Young Man, 28
1, Fars of Age, at an Inn, Tavern, Hotel, or Coffee-
house' in Town or Country ; knows his Business well in
eyoy Department ; can have a good Charade.r from his list
Place, where he lived five years.
Please to difed a Line tor A. B. at Mr. Hounadine's, No.
107, -New.,treet,. neottbrtl. Kent . •

. . .
WILL AM ANISON's NEXT OF KIN. • , ,
F the next of of WILLIANt AMSON, who
is stipp,so t., have _been born, and to have served an Ap-
prer.ticeship to 4.StOtkint Weaver, at Nottingham, and who.
there in the Year 1746 entered as a Trooper into the Royal,
Regiment of Horse
..Q uards, commanded' by General •Con.
`Way,' and who served- in that Regiment until the. Year 172,5,
when he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hospi,
tai, and who-lately died at Paulswalden, in' the County of
Hertford, will apply to Messrs. Fairer, Steadman, and
Solicitors, Bread-street-hill, London, they will, hear of
something to their advantage,
WHITE- HART INN, CRAY ESEN f),
SARAH PITT takes the liberty ',to • inform her
friends and the Public (in consequence of the Deceise of
her late Husband) that she carries on the liusinessoftheabove
HoUSe— It will bc her pride, and site feels it will rterest, to condud it in such a- way as- to give beckonsatisfa to
all who may honour her with their .Custom ; she therefore
ventures to assure them that Articles of the first Quality
shall be found at the White -Hart, and that the best AcLoni-
inodation and Atteqtiatice will be provided.

CUltloUS mouLps.
TORN at his..Naltufina4y, No.
•New-street, Covent-Gai.den; one door Irian King-street,
t.gs leave. t,, return his grateful thanks to .the Nobility,
Gegtr Y and Public, for the great encouragement experienced;
and .reSPeetfullyinforrns them. that he has made considerable
additions to\iiis former extensive and cUrioint'aSsortment di
I,lly, Blanchmange-, 'and Curd Moulds ; Boards: for Gum
•2rld Almond F*aste, Lard, and Butter, &e. &e. -Paste Broad
and Vegetable Cutters of the greatest variety. . •
Arms, Crests, Military Tropes, &c. nuide-to.arcler, and
every:cUrions and useful Artii,le in Iln. In«iiulaelured in,a
s„FertOr Style, With disi,atcil,.
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