The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-15 00:00:00

THEATRE .RQYAI., DR,URY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. i 5, 1806,
will be perip. awn
. .
I:HE CABINET.
Prince Ociaialo.; Mr. OtA IIA 111 ;
Marquis pe.Grand Cbatezin; Mr. BLANCH/O,D, '
..
)By periiiission of tile l'roprioorsof the Theatre Royal, co-
vent_gardtm); • .
Lorenzo, Mr, G I BIM N;_ . -

Whirrtieulu, Nlr. MA THEWS;
(His first appearance in that Charader);
Peter, Mr. DOWTON ;
Constantia,: Mrs_ H. SI INJONS ;
floretta, Signora STO RAC E.

WiTH
THE LYING VALET.
Gayiess, Mr.,Ci R I.ES ;
Sharp, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Miss-BOYCE ' •
Kitty Pry, Miss MELLON.

• Boxes 65.. Second Price 3S.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2.5.
•—Gallery zs. Second Price ts.—.-Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No_Nioney to be returned.
P lac, s tor•the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
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Toe Doors tee be' opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
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On Monday, the Operatic Drama of The Travellers.

GENERAL ELECTION.

TotheGENTLEMEN.,CLERGV,,aO FREF,IIOLDERS
of-the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.

GENTLENaN, • , , •
ft /1 OSTgratefUlry do Heel the distinguished Situa-
kV,i. t:. tn on the roll to which your kind partiality and
;icily,: exertions have raised me in this early stage of Vie
Election.

So flattering a mark of your favour I cannot but consider
as a proof of your approbation of the Principles on which I
have presented myself to your notice ; but permit me to re-
mind :you, ,that such is tne peculiar nature of the CoUtest
in
.which we are engaged, that its objed can beobtained only
by a, decided and _unequivocal .expression of the sense
of the County is the preSent occasion ; for nothing less
than this can attbrd'\ a solid Security to your Rights' and
independence. These, Gentleinen, are the grounds on which
I solicit ypur most active. and energetic efforts in my behalf,
to ;he last moment of the Poll.
I have the hotioui to be,
C&N:rta.maN,
YoUr most obliged and faithful humble Servant.
WILLIAM. MELLISH.
Bush Hill Patk,'Nov. •14, ae6.- • .

•
• COUNTY OF DEVON!.
AT a numerous and respeetable Meeting of the
Gentieuren, Clergy, and Freenolders of tilis.COunty,
held at the Castle of Exeter, this day,- i 4 IsV PO LI. EX.-
FEN BASTARD; Esq. .and Sir LAWRENCE.. PALK,
Bart.'having been re-elected Members tot the County; with-
out apposition, the following Resolution was proposed by
S. F. Milford, • Esq. 'seconded by' Samuel Kekewich, Esq.
and carried unanimously
That, in. the opinion of this Meeting, the warmest grati.
tude of the Eletors of the County of Devon is due to John
Polexten Bastard;-Esq. and Sir Lawrai.:e Palk, Bait tor'the
manly and independent. spirit they have manifested in their
Parliamentary Conduct , and 1,,r the alacrity and z.-al wish
which they have fulfilled the various duties resulting from
the charatter and situation of RepreSentatives of the County.
signe4, on behalf and at the request or the 'Meeting, by
- :WM. JACKSON, Sheriff.
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