The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-10 00:00:00

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THE IRISH WIDOW. •
sir Patrick O'Neal, M. PA T.M ER
Whittle, Mr. DOWTtIN
Nephew, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Bates, Mr. MADDOCKIS ; •
Kecksey, Mr. SUETT
Thomas, Mr. WAT HEN. •
Widow Brady Cwith the Epilogue Song), Miss BIGGS.
Boxes; Gs. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 3s. Gd. Second Price is.
Gallery, 2s. Sectind Price, TS. tipper Gallery, is. Se-
cond Price, 6tl.—No Money to be Returned.
PLlces tor the }loxes to be taken of Mr.' FosbroOk, at the
zox tltiice, in Little Russell-stregt.
„.
The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and to begin at
half after Six.
The Public are most respeafally informed that King Rich:
atd the Third is deterred on account of a. domestic misfortune
Rhich has happened to a principal Performer.
On Monday, George Barnwell, .with Elue.Beard.
• ()ri Tuesday, She %Voted and She Would Not, with the
/torn:ince of laseloiska:

ARTICULAR•DESIRE.
THEATRE-ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN,
ON MONDAY NEXT, OaQber r Zrb, !So:,
presented the Tragedy of
HAMLET.
'l42mlet, Mr. SIDDOWS,
Mein his. third Appearance in Lonqori);
Ghost, Mr. MU it RAY' - •
Polonius, Mr: MUNDEN;
King, .Mr. WADDY •
Horatio,- Mr. WHITFIEV) ;
- Laertes, Mr. BETTERTONI
Ostrick, Mr ;
Maro.:llus, Mr. DAVENPORT(
Cuildenstcrn, Mr. CLARET...IO.4T ;
Raseticzaus, Mr. K.I.A NE RT
Player: King, Mr. THoMP-s()N ;
Lusiatius,, ;
• Crave-Diggers, Messrs. EMERY, SI MNIONS.
Mrs. WribiSTON ;
Player-Q,heen, Miss LESERVE ; I
-And the Queen, Miss CHAPMAW. •
In Act V. A Dirge set to Music by Mr. SHIELD.
I.'n which will be added, a new Grand Historic Pantomime
Drum*, in 7,-,0 Parts, eixect
PEROUSE ;
Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. i

tUROPEANS.
• PerOUSt, the Navigator; Mr. BO LOCNA, jun.
Theodore' the Son of Perouse. Miss I ENK I NS'ON ;
conge, Servant to Madame .Perouse, Mr. K G ;
Anel. Madame Perouse, Mrs. H.. IOHNSTO.N ; -
Qhimpa uzee) au Animal. of the -Desolate Island., Master

MENAGE.
NATIVES•ON ISLAND.
'blank°Negaski, Suitor to Umba, Mr. FARLkY •
Umba's Father, Mr. DE LPI NI ;
P.tepataw, Mr. KL ANERT ; •
• retasernar, Mr. L. BOLOGNA;
• • Potoomora, Mr. PLATT ;
Tangaboo, Mr. LEWIS;.
- Etewesca, Mr. BLURTON;
Gaskeweeica, Mr. POWERS ;
And (fauna, Mrs. MILLS..
fis. Pit,' 3s, 6d. Gai?c•rv, 25. tipper Callery Is.
Plaees'for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. 8r...M0n, at the
()-oce art-street.
anceA. ()ollirs to 'oel opened at Half after Five,. and the Perform-
to 13:gin at Half after S'Tx.o'Clock. -
Lary
And -Gentlemen whobeen disappointed of'
ttt—e3 for the Opera of Artaxebr.c,.; are respeelfuily request-
to obser*e., Mrs.. Billington repeat the charatter of
(r);;I:'fle, on Tuesday and T'Aiirsday next.
ren'Vetiestlay, A Cwie for the Heart Acbe, to which
t laeadQed, or the .fr-st.time, a New Musical Entertain-
;
‘13,.e utt
esCalkd the sca ..the‘ hew Scenes, and
'ss
tom. Comedy. of The Road to Ruin-.

S this\i,l great event must materially influence the
ItA4--' t.
and
theL, iiA—L.NiltArz.. World, . in the various Negetiations of SALE,
PURCHASE of COMMISSIONS in,
• ;. the undersiped, without. pretending to sure_
arit°r-arr,C.,Pacit) , trust that trOnt being long habituated to those
..g.,tr.lents, Officers will find it to their interest to make
PPtiLutiori to No. la, Northumberlarrit•street, Strand.
o.p. TO, iger. ESTI: hnd HARRISON.

- -
WANTED ti? RENT, and ,enter to immediately,
A MODERN HOUSE, consisting-of a"
4. Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms,' truce or. foilr good
lard Rooms, servants 'Rooms,.-Ottices, Gardens, 4;e. in
Proportion-- And from one to two or three hundred Acres or
`trY fertile Land surrounding the House, which must be, in
14 elevated-, pkasant situation, and not further than ctike mile
a mile and a half from a, good. Market Town ; and in a
when:jilt: Roads are good. If the situation is beau-
'lol and the Und geod;an old House, or even a Farm-house
}:itth an advantageous Lease,- to enable the Advertiser to
0:14, would not neobjecied to ; or such an Estate would
---,PurChased, if the Terms are moderate.
lb.„`"et„terg (postcpaidl, direEled„to C. Holman, Esq. at the-
DoncasrPr, with full particulars of tt,e Terms,
nt. ,
Taxes, Situation. he immediately answered.

II has !Ong been t received opinion, that 'WORMS
aaiZe cmly_pecuihr Itifants" and Children, but. it its
the
e`l• that they have caused the dissolution
" WellWel 's bringing to a premature grave many.a pro-
par,„-'4 Child, .NVIIO mht have lived to the comfort of fond
at GA RDNER, of Lang Acre, has, among others
disor',l:rnlaZing Cures, traced to its source.' the cause of the
for the °I many a languishing patient, and applied a remedy
Self; ' 'at The Doctor found by a remedy peculiar-to hint-
Lod, certain Tape.. Worms engendered themselves in the
Pat;'L:':ild of course were daily consuming the body of the
the '""s -his Medicines the Worms have been emitted,
It'll 41!lient absolutely cured, and ivhat is not only more'asto-
the ~AFthantrue., that aa uncornu-ton Worm 30 feet long, in
e 44 4r, • of' einitting its young, Mar be seen at Dr. Gardner's;
•Cre 4 variety of Stones from Cie Icidnies and Gaul, of dif-
-I,r,Jorts. . •
''he that performs the above Cures, i;
4r=lner's Ve,getable Pills.
of ltad Lis house No. 75 and ;6, Long Acre, and.
t`:i Medicine Vender in the. Britisii Empire,_ at 3s.
e4le,: 'and 215. per Box ; also small Boxes as. 3d. far c9n--
beir,,"`e of 'the -Pvor ;- are sold likewise in the West ladies,
rflieneious in tk'le Fever.
the 'lest I
allowance to Mer,:isants and Captains trading to
naes. .

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS:,
4ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBtrioN, with ad.
1111 ciitional PICTURES, IS REOPENED, arid
.will
Continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in .the
•
Nlorning till Evening.
- Admittance One Shilling-. •

COALS for -STEAM ENGINE, ISLE of DOGS.
rrHE COMMITTEE of the Court of Common
Council, tor IMPROVING the PORT of LONDON,
will Meet at Guildhall on- Thursday next, the rsth of this
instant Ottobcr, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to-re.-
ceive Ptoposals in writing, sealed up, for providing and de-
livering forthwith, on or near Stewart's Wbarf, 131aciewall,
ONE HUNDRED CH ALDRON of Wall's End, Windsor,
Spontop, or Tanfield Moor COALS, for the Steam Engine
at the Isle of Dogs ;_ also for providing and delivering, 'on or
before the 101 of December next, at the _same place, One
hundred Citaldron of th same sort of Coals.

Signed by Order,
EDWARD BOXLEY.

To MASONS, &c..

rir HE COMMITTEE carrying into execution
the Ad of Parliament 'for RENDERING MORE
COM:`,IODIO,US and fOr BETTER REGULA.TING the
PORT of LONDON, will meet at Guildhall, in the City
of London, on Thursday next the tsth Of Odober, ISor, at‘
Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, to receive Proposal 3 in
writing, sealed up, tor. performing the 11:IASONS' WORK
of the LOCK GATES at the Bladcwatt end of tne Canal in
tie Isle of Dogs.
- The Drawings and Specification of the said Work way be
seen at the Canal Office, Blackwall.
Signe..d.by Order,
EDWARD BOXLEY.

ARCHER, aild HAUGHTON,. from Du)iin,
IRISH POPLIN and TAI3BINET MANUFA:C-
TURERS anti MERCERS to HE k NIAI EST y,
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of \Vales, Duke
and Dutchess of -York, Dideliess of Wirteinherg, and the
Princesses, No. S, Henrietta-street, Cm:mit-garden-, London. •
The elevated . patronage of , Her MaXsty, the different
branches of the Royal. Family, and. Ladies, of the firstrank
and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently' estahliShed, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of-
Archer -and Haughton!s Poplins an&i rahbilets also gold,
silver, figured and plain •Cnarnh..rry Muslins, and Italian.
Sarsenets tbr Court Dresses; T,:rba., &c.

_ _
•CAUT I 0 N .
Whereas, Archer and liaughton have been credibly, in-
formed, that a. great many people in this Kingdom are now,
and have been tor some time past, manufacturing and selling
Poplins aril Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under
the nank:.• of Archer and liaughtom's.Manufactory, with a
view to discredit and injure their l-lot'rse, and a gross imposi-
tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to emit i&ion any persOn or
percents so vending Popiins and Tabbinets under the name of
their manutatture, that was not actually bought at their
house.
They have the honour to acquaint the. Nobility and Gen-
try, tliattneir War house is otocked with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to he toned in any other House in.
Town, which they are enabled ro sell (for- ready money) at
prices much Lower titan they ~.an be had elsewhere, the
wlwle being of their, own manutadure
.consist of
white and black BoMbasins, Chamberry Cambric
Sarsenet, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozities, dress Bar-
celona Seiges, Lutestrings, Cyprus .Sarsenets,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, lionthazets for
Servants,.&c. -also a great choice of Patterns i grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. V,rtglisli yard- wide
Poplins (Yea superior quality, at 3a. 6d. per yard ; Velures,
double black Serge; and rich 1 tt*lt Tabbinet in different
Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, I,:;eing of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.

N. B: Ladies own Spinning manufaelured into Poplins or
Tabhinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion-
able Colours, rnanufaduied on the shortest notice.
/Merchants supplied to any amount.