The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-26 00:00:00

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,

SANS SOUCI.
rrHE PUBLIC respctifully inforniBd, that
SANS SOUCI, Leicester-place, Leicester=sequire,
WILL .OPEN on Saturday, Odoher .3, 180 r, under the
Sinaion of the Right Hon. tne Lord' Charriberlain, With an
Entertainment, entirely new and original, called ' /
A FRISK.
Arrangement of the. Recitation and Songs..,
PART I. . .
Rec. 'Sir Peter, Meg, and the' opening of the 'Plot.--Song.
True Delight. Rec. Young Timonundeceivexl..—Song. in
vino'veritas.—Rec. More Encracliefs.—L-Sohg, The' Cuc-
koo.—Rec. An Exception.—Song. The. Letter.N.:-Rec.
The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.—
Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song:Literary Transmigration.—Ree.
Something or other.—Song. The New Year.
'PART IL

Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. —Song. The Voyage of Li fe.—
' Rec. - The Discovery.--;Sofig. Father and.l
'...'ray.--Rec. More Poets.—Song The La-
' dies. Rec. 'The Lampoon,—Song. Love and. Madness.--
Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Song. Jack at the Opera. 7--
Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner.
PART-144.
Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony.--Song. The Original and the
•PiCture.-,-Rec. Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The V-
icissitudes of G lory.—Rec. .The Ambassador without Cre-
dentials. Song. Honour -among Thieves. —Rec. Mag
talks !—Song. The Wife eled-.—Rec. The Lovers.—SOng.
Every Man his .own Pilot.--Rec. The Surprize,-7-g_.
The Appeal: ' '
The whole is written and' &imposed, and will be-spukcii,
sung, and accompanied by
Mr. 'DIBDLN:

Admittance, Boxes ss.. it 3s. Gallery 2S.
Doors to be open at Seven, aliti the Perfornfance tb begin
at Eight.
Places for the Boxes may be. taken a Mt. Dibdin's Ware-
hotia wbere tri ay, be, had (40i:rent P rodu ctionsr,: and
also, Proposals for printing by tubsciiption, his Thtee Years
Tour to_ almost the,whole ohEngtand,- andia _considerable
Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent,and re-
spedable Ftiends t • and einbelliAbed With' I'c:iffy,' Platts' in
aqua tinta, from Pielures painted bv-yr. Dibdin, and Tvven-
ty Vignettes, designed, etched, 'and prepared- for the-aqua
tinta, by Miss Dibdin. Thq, tilaures, and Specimens of the
Prints, may be seen, free of expence, at Leicester-place.
*** The only Entrance yi.the'.l'lleatre will beat the Door
nearest Leicester-square.

- ROYAL HUM NE SOCIETY.
A T a GENERAL COURT: of DIRECTORS,
.C 1 holden-at the London Cot-tee-House' July 9, 1801.
PRIZE ESSAYS; ;MEDALS, Sec.-
Mr. Alderman BO.YDELL, V. P.
. Resolved Unanimously,
HONORA.RY PREbtrums, and PECUNIARY BOUNTIES.
QUESTIONS.

I.—What are the bea means of pri;venting Shipwreck ?
ll.—What will be the most proh4ble _means of keeping
the Vessels afloat, if they spring a leak, or are otherwise in
extreme danger ?
II most certain methods of conveying. assistance
from Shore to, Vessels in DistresS,, within a certairi distance
of Land, and when the Boats dare not venture out to theit
aid? • - '
Regulations.—The Models, Drawings, and Essays, to
transmitted to Dr. Flawes. —The Honorary Premin'ins. and
Pecuniary Bounties will be adjudgedin the or• March,
1303.--The Successful Essays will be published by the So-
ciety.

ISor.

This Day was finblished,
"In One Oaavo Volume, price los. 6d. inboards,
DRECEDtNTS of WARRANTS, CONVIC-
TIONS,- and other PROCEEDINGS before JUS-
TICES of the PE ACE,-chiefly original, and containing none
that are to be met with in Dr. Burn's Justice, to which this
Publieition i 4 offered as. a SUPPLEMENT of PRACTI-
CAL FORMS, interspersed with Notes, References to
Cases, and Obsertrations.
By EDWARD' W I LLIAMS,-of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.
Barrister at Law, and.COunsel of the Marshalsea and Palace

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