The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-16 00:00:00

NuMEER 4238.1

THEATRE ReYVA',., DRUItY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING; April IG, «•ill be
pet-tonne:l.
'• ALL IN THE WRONG..
Beverley, ;
• 'And Belinda, Mrs. JORDAN.

FORTY THIEVES,
The •Charaders by
Mr. DORMER, Mr BINNJSTE R. Mr. KELLY.
Mr. MATH .Mr. DIGNUM. Mr. H. SIDDONS,
Ur. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYA•IOND, Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs. MATH EIVS, Miss DE CAMP, &c.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s, 6d. Second Price 2S.
Gallery 25. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Seeord
Price 6d.—No Money to, be returned:, •
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbraok, 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.
To-morrow, Douglas ; with Forty Thieves.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 16, will be
performed (stll time) a Musical Romantic Drama, in
three Adis, called

THE WHITE PLUME ;
Or, THE BORDER CHIEFTAINS.
Principal Charaeiers
Scotch—Mr. MURRAY, Mr. HILL, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr: BLANCHARD, Miss DAVIES.
Danes -Mr.. H. TOHNSTON, Mr. TAYLOR. •
English—Mr. IVIIINDEN,! Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr. LISTON, Mr..SI MMONS,. Miss SEARLE;
• WITH

ANIMAL :MAGNETISM.
Prixes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d.. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery. rs.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr:.l3raudon, at the
Box O'llice in Hart-street. ,
The DoOrs to be opened at half past Five,. and-begin at half
Past Six.
To-morrow, Macbeth ; with We Flyby Night.

• DRAGOONS.
•
FOR. SALE, ' CORICIETCY very.desirably cir-
cumstanced, in a Regiinent cif Tight Dragoons' in Eng-
land. Appby: at M;r. S . Goddard, iiitary Bookseller and
Stationer, corner of Pall-Mali, London. , '
A Captain of Cavalry at 1-iorne wishing to go to I ndla may
hear of an .Exchange,. by applying as above7niention'ed.

A FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE • and
LE 1N,104 TREES, 'Catalonian 'and 'Arlibian jessa-
?nines, -and true Bologna Sausages, is- this iiay arrived in
preservation, at John. Burgess and Son's Warehouse,.
No, i,7,.Strand,

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MONEY READY TO ADVANCE:,
'•
14/111EB:EA.S many Ladies and Ger,tlem. ex-
!'perieute very great pecuniary inconvenience for
Want of knowing. some reslnittable channel through-whose
um they may be accommodated with tem poi ary or perma-
nent Sums of Money,• Messrs. HARRIS and Co. at the An-
nuity Bank, No. $, 'Sulibtk=street. Charing-Cross, respeCt-
fully inform the •Nobility and Gentry in possession of
beutnes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold
..tstates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Tointures, An-
unities, Parent Places, Church Livings, or any certain
Income for Lite, they may be supplied with Sums of Money
to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest
fir the same, redeemable any time; at their own option.
Personal applications will be received every day till Three
o'Clock., and Letters from. Correspondepts in Town or
Country (post-paid) immediately answered.-

WANTED to RENT UNFUitNISHED, from Thirty to
Sixty Miles front London, in a pleasant
,Country, and
Turnpike Roads, •

A GOOD. FAMILY HOUSE, containing ci three
11 or fo.ir ing"Roorns, four or five. best Bed Rooms,
with suitable Offkes above gmund _Coaeh-diouse and
stables, good Garden, and about Twenty : Acres crf Pasture
Land: If the House staridS in a small Paddock or Pleasure
Cround, the inureagreeable. Letters (post-paid) addressed
to A. B. al. Mr. Dunn's, zr, .Bedford-street, Covent. garden,
Nv.til be puriaually attended to.

,STOKESLEY, YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .
At the Public Sale. Room of the Court of Chancery,. in
Southampton-building', Chancery-lane, London, on Mon-
day, the sth day of May, 1806," bet Ween. theHoursOf One
and Two in the Afternoon,, before IA M ES STANLEY,
Bsq, me ol the Masters of the said Court, pursuant to a
-Ueerce of the said Court,
Valuable and very Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, consisting of the Manor and Deinesne of
TAS EDA I.F. ABBEY, adjoining to Stokesley; comprising a
4rto of about 194 A. 3 R. to I'. with an excellent -House
41A liuddings, together will Stokesley and Basidale Moors,
;Qntaining upwards of 3000 Acres, of whiell`Boo Acres arc fit
°r immediate cu tion-, rpputed to afford the most abund-
iit Crouse Shooting of any in the North, and great plenty of
her Came,and a C0'.;,1 Mine, t.:u p posed very considerable, at a
41°aIld;stance frottillie Nivigibic River Tees, uear its influx
I,)Pttalertitelals.may be had .at 4. he said. iLister's Chambers, in
3_?uthamptpn-budtlings; of. Mr. Jaques, Land Surveyor,
c'altoti-garden ; or Mr. Joseph Bicknell, Solicitor, Staples-
?fl ; and Mr. Gray,' G tay's". I nn, London; of Mr. Tay luson,
Stokesley (who will slie-w the Estate) ;. and Mr: William
.st.t..,eY, Stockton7upon-Tees; al
r.
at the Black" Swan,
`r(eslev ; at the Tavern, York ; and the Golden .Lion,
orthalferton.

WARWI CI~SUI RE:
bESIRAI3LE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with 'I4IILL

and FARMS Cotaiguous.
• I'O RE SOLD 817 PRIVATE OONTRACT,.
Most Eligible FREEHOLD - E S TAT E,
fi ,in the Village of A Iveston, about z miles fr,,m strat-
i';'l-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick ; comprising a
44ine modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon-the
4nkot• the Avon, in the centre of a Paddock'.of about'
28
,114e49,,0n a slight elevation, which renders it perlealy ary in
eseasons, rvith convenient Ottice::,, Garden, Fish-pond,
acii 'souse, and Stables,' all h, -eoloplete repair ;- a Mea-
C-1)` 01.18:A m cres, aCotn-ill on the River Avon at a distance
'loin the Mansion, with t t Acres oftneadcrw Land, in several
113,1,,,cLe5, adjoining ; a Cottage, and four Ares of Land planted
`" Oziers ; the Fishery of part of- the River A-von
$ two capital and well .proportioned_Farms, consisting of
44r, 700 Acres-of excellent arable and meadow Land. One
„Inc Farms is at an easy distance'ftom the Mansion, and-the
(i)ite•-r in A more remote part of', the Parish. Both of them
'Petable 've be n
e inclosed about 3o years, and are tenanted by re.
FarMers. •
hThe Village-of -A lveston, skirted on its North and West.
naides by the River Avon, is situated in . a 'pleasant and
htaithY part-of the Countyof Warwick, and in th'e centre of
(sorbet's Hunt : the Nighbourhoedis genteel, and frpin-
e excellence of the ods,: and the eaness and superior
tl'ality of the-Soil, this a Mansion -andl n its Demesnes derive
erY advantage desirable for the residence of a, genteel
. arniv
he Mill and Farms are en .Lease.
.
TO yaccommodatt,• Purchasers, the Mansion I:ouse,
esne Lands; Mill, and nearest Farm, will be sold .soparate-

FrP, or further particulars, and to treat for the purchase; apply
i'l4r °,Y letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Sirat-
-uPon- von. • •

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