The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-14 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

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'TRANSFERABLE- SILVER_ TICKETS, that
-A. • Will admit to' all TARTS of the-;HOUSE before the
Curiait, private Boxes excepted, ar Four Shillings per
NiVit, to-be had of 10 Kb AN HOOKHAM, at his Circu-
lating Library, No. too, New Bond-street. Likewise Ad-
rnission• for the Season. . • •

APPLESHAW FAIR, 18or.
WHEREAS 4 FAIR' for the SALE of DOR-
' SETSHIRE and SOMERSETSWRE EWES,
r.ta' ,nipemorially held at Appleshaw on the 245th and 27th,
or September, Annnally, previous to the alteration ot
the Sty le.and Calendar in 17.5*F.; since that period the Fair
has been continually held on the 7th arid ath Days of oClober
ever, year, until Igoe; there being now a difference of
tweye days between the Old and New Style, NOTICE.
is HERI BY That the, Dorsetshire and Somer-
tetshire Ewes will be shewn and sold at Anpleshaw Fair on
the ;;alcl 26th and 27th Days of September, bld Style, that :s
to say, , the Bth and 9th of Odober, in the present and future
Years, pursuant to ancient usage ; and that every thing will
be prepared as usual,..for the accommodation of all Parties,
;,..lers of Land in Appleshaw being determined to sup-
Pont their accustomed Rights against all OpioSers what-
St:ever.
Tae Author of an Advertisette4t in the last Salisbury
.14:Ritual, is called upon to take notice hereof, and to take any
Treasures he shall be advised, to' put >in issue the Legality
0f this 'Fair, which the Owners or Land in Appleshaw are
well advised, may be continued with perfeet safety. to all
Sellers and Buyers of Dotsetsnire and.Somersetshire twos.

Applications for further 4articulars may be made to Mr
wiiliam HOrton, No. 12, Newgate-street, Londob ; Miss
...Butcher, at- the Manor House..; Mr. James Hederley, and
"Ir. Thomas Bailey, at Appleshaw, Hants. •
Appleshaw, S-eiit. S, 1801.

SELECT ASSEMBLY AND DANCING

ACADEMIES.

R. ALLEN respeftfully informs his Subscribers
and,Friends, that his CITY ASSEMBLIES corn-.
Plenee'on MONDAY, the I.4th instant; at No. • to, Great
.ItYlitf-street, GoOdrnaros-Fields, and will be every follow-
Ilai.Monday. None but Ladies of Charaaer admitted.
The Dancing=Roorn since last season has been'considerably
enlarged and improved.
Ladies and Gentlemen who have learned in the old style,
ornot at all, are privately completed in all the most achre itiu
Steps, and every description of Dance in modern practiceT4t the above Rooms, and at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-
tSuare.
~,Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships,
1-2-.)ntury Residents, and others, who can devote but a short
uric to this .ace9mplishment, may rest assured such pains
attention will be exerted for their improvement, ,n.? will
7e them a knowledge of the necessary parts of Dancing in
ut a fortnight, during which time they may Board and
lodge in the House. .
Bioad Sword, Fencing, and Music taught.
Schools attended. •

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
Ala' PERSONS in 'possession ,of Incomes,
.. arising from Freehold, • Copyhold,' or Leasekold
/states, in Land, or 'Houses, Aloney in the Funds, Rent
(forges, Marriage Settlements, - 'Widows' jointures; An-
nuities, Patent, Places, Church 'Livings, or any other cer-
tail Income for Life, may be supplied With temporary or
peTnianent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In-
te:est for the same.

The Nobility and .C.nitry of known Property, or their
`may be accoinnodated on their personal security
in any instance where the singlcssecuritrof an indivi-
,Oltal may be deemed insufficient, the addition df another
Person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re-
reove t ie objeaion; and, in all cases, privilege will be
tiTen toktile Public to return the principal at their Own
tption. •

:Peiso nal applications will be. received every day till Foqr
',.'Yloek.; and Letters from Correspondents in Town' Or
,-ountry, (post paid) will be immediately answered, ad-
itifessed to the Director of the Knightsbridge. Bank; at his
"awn House, No. 8, Lower john-street, Golden-square.

NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
• THOUGH so frequent, have hitherto been found
• to resist the usual routine of 'Medicine with uncoil-
litierable obstinacy, and as they gradually undermine and de-
L'ilitate the constitution, they increase in violence.—As a re-
VedY for Diseases so distressing, the EXTRACT, or ANl-
to_hk of QUASSIA, will be- tound,without rival: a.drmir,
t?-IY. invigorates the Whole circulating 'Mass, strengthens the'
11°Inach, and promotes-digestiOn; brace's the relaxed muscii:•
IP'-fil)res, and (without the temporary. stimulus of a Cordial)
assisting Nature gradually, elfeCts a
ffipermanent cure.—
i
cur Weak and Debilitated Con,stitutions t. is equally eca -
; ura;in pains and'weakness of• the stomach, or 'habitual
ings, it attbrds speedy and permanent relief.... •
t •Yhe agreeable and elegant tbrm of this Preparation,. added
Its alMost invaria6le.suceess, has 'already procured it a de-
'l"rld and reputation unequalled in the-Annals of Medicine.
ta, old wholesale only by B. street; o. 74, Borough ; and m-
t.:Paul's
bY_Pidding, No, 76, OxtOrd- Newbery; corner-of
• tt Church-yard; Pearsall, O. 2.31,, High Holborn ;
, Royal Exchange ; Swiney, No. 2.1, and
168, ; and Turtle, No. li7, Strand ; in boxe's
and los. 6d.-each, and large packages, containing five
;' Ooxes as. each, cliity inclaled
cut observe, none can possibly be genuine unless, it.
."""Lle Slgnaturevi E. Hallam and-co. written in rid

Tickets and Places to be had of Mrs. Connell, Box,
Keeper at the Theatre, and at No. 1, Stangate-Place, Surrey
Side Westminster. xike.
ELECTION of a TEMPORAL PEER of IRELAND.
THE WRITS for Eletlitfg a Peer to succeed to
the Vacaii4 made in the. Representation of the Peerage
of Ireland by the Death of Lord Rossmore, will be ready to
be delivered at this Office on Thursday-the loth Day of Sep-
tember inst. to tiic several Lords who sat and voted in the
Honse of Lords of Ireland before the Union ; or they will
be forwarded by Post to every such Lord who shall send di-
tedious in:writing for that purpßise, and his Address, to this
Office., The Writs for such Peers as reside in Dublin, will
be left at their respeaivd Houses.
- THOMAS 13OURCHIER,
Dep.,Cier. of the Crown in Ireland.
Crown and Hanaper Office,
Dublin, Sept. 7, tgot.