The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-17 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, pRURY-LA&E.

FrOZIORROW. EVENING,. Sept, 1-8, 1806,
vv.tii• be performed
Ti.E.I3EAUX -STRATAGEM..
Archer, Mr;;ELLISTON
Ainmell, Mr. H. SI ()DONS ;
SWUM, Mr. POWELL;
lECtigar;.l, Mr. JOHNSTONE;
Git,bet, Mr. WEWITZER ;
Eunifacc, Mr. PALMER ;
- Scrub, Mr. PEN LEY,
(ilisseco.nd,appearanceon•this Stage) ;
Lady Buuntitul;' Mrs. SPARKS ; •
Liurinda, Miss :NI ELL ON ;
• Mrs. Sullen, Miss DUNCAN ;
• Cherry, Miss 110YC E..
After the.Plav, a i)i.vvtisement, called •
THE' 'FAIR CIRCASSIAN.
Pr.ncip.ii,baticers'
Mademoiselle PARI SOT, and Mrs. SHARP.
NV LT
TIIEDOcTOR. AND THE APOTHECARY.

ThOinaso, Mr. PURSER ;
Stanntvald, tV E W I TZ E R ;
Carlos, Mr. GIBBON
• loan, Mr. BANNISTER
.Dr. Binoso, Mr. MATHEWS;
Anna, 'Mrs. MOUNTAIN ;

. .Isabella, Mrs. BLAND.
13011 CS 6. Second e f ICC 3s.—Yit 35. 6d. Second Price .zs.
zs. " Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. :
Places for the Boxes tube taken at the Box-office, In Little
Ruel-st rect.

Tbq Mors to be opened at.l-lalt:past Five, and begin at
11401 Six
On Saturday, She Stoops to Conquer ; with The'Deserter.

To the•WO,!L'I'HIY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
of the cm of WESTMINSTER.

GENTLYMEN,
THE- melan6holy Event of Mr. Fox's Death nay,
log mane a Vacancy in the.Kepresentation of this City,
I presume to oiler Myself ai a Candidate. upon this occasion, .
which 1 must ever d _ply regret.
No Nlan.can be more sensible than I am, of the irreparable
kiss which we have ail sustained in .the Death.of this great,
and distinguished Statesman —ypur own feelings will best
supply all that can be said oil that subjea ; for myself,'
therefore, I shall only. beg you to be persuaded, that if
I should be ho:ioured .by.your support,.l shalt never cease
to remember that the best ctairn that 1 can establish to your
favour, will be a sincere ;.rid ardent attachment to the princi,,
pies of our glorious Constiiiiti and .to the Liberty and lore-
rests of my Country, insep4rahlyconneeted as they must ever
be with the maintenance 9t- those Principles ; and it will be
iny unremitting endeavour, as the Representative-of so distiri-:
guislted a part of this ghat Metropolis, that MY Condild
shall not dishonour your cEiliCe.
I have the Honour to be,
With the greatest respea,
Gentlemen,
Your very Lathlul humble Servant,
Northumberland house, PERCY.
-bvpt: is, t 66. •

ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS.

COkUsiiiil.L,'Andl., CRAVING =CROSS.

BISU! aourps.the Public, that in each of the
• two last Lotteries he cotttraeleil for with Goveroment,
he soici upwards. of 2.0, lot, riciLets before the Wheel went!
round: .

The present tottery consists of only 20,c00 Tickets there
are more Capital 13 rizcs than in the last Lottery, and the Sale
.
is considerably greater ; of course there Is 'a fair prospect of
every Ticket ,being sold before the Drawing cointim-ices,
with:his tiectiOr.Monday, the t3th oftiext •Nionth.
The last 30,6,01. Prize, the last to,cool. 'Blank; and the
last to.ctsol, Prize, ever shared, ~were all sold at the abo9t,
Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in,
great variety, and where all outstanding Pit= are paying in
full, without any deduction.
(yr Persons in the Country may he supplied, by sending
"their Orders. Post or Carriage paid, acConipanied with- good,
Bills, Bank Notes, Casb, or Post-011ice Orders.