The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-02 00:00:00

)lUMBER 2662.]

CARTWRIGHT% Musical and Philosophical
EXHIBITIONS. THIS and every Evening (Good'
Friday excepted), at the Lyceum in the Strand, which has
been rendered entirely commodious by the most elegant and
judicious alterations.
Part I. A Selettion of celebrated Irish and Scotch Airs,
favourite Duetts, &C. by Mr. and Miss Cartwright, on their
improved • G ranci Harmonica.
Part U. An entire new Entertainment, consisting of Reci-
tation and Songs, called, The Seven Ages of Woman, or
Belles have at so-u all ; being a Parody on Shakespeare, and
including all the degrees of Fe-nale Life. The lifords by
Oulten, and the Music (entirely new) by Mr. Davy, to
be recited, sung and accompanied on the Piano Forte, by Miss
Cartw right. In the course of this• Entertainment will be
sung the following Songs : Belles have at you all—The
Nurse's Ditty with Hushabye Baby—Signor Arionelli's
Instniclions—fick.le Fashion—Love begging Pardon—An
Old Woman's Song, and—the Finale.
Part 111. A Grand Display of .Philosophical fireworks
from intiamm.ibie air, without Smoke or Gunpowder, con-
cluding with a Central Piece displaying a variety ofchanges,
and several thousand flames. The Theatre will be iiiumi-
Kited by a most curious Aeroperic Branch, which is lighted
and extinguished in a moment.

BANK NOTE LOST.
_
ypegT brveiGhtitiettart on- Nloiltia) Morning.
Bank of England Note ft); Three Hundred Pounds,
Numbered 1364, dated ust March, ISO'.
Whoever will bring it to Mr. Pary's, Manchester.build.•
Westminster, shall be handsomely rewarded. Pay.
--tkt is stopped at the Bank..

telCni,

WANTS a SITUATION, as HOUSEKEEPER
in the Family of a Single Gentleman or Lady, where
ene or two more Servants are kept, an Elderly Woman, who
has lived in the above capa,:ity ; is well qualified fer every
oftice,of domestic life, and who can produce unquestionable
vouchers for her charaaer.
A. Line addressed tq A. Z. at Mrs. lotion's Circulating Li-
brary, No. 2t;Bridge-stmt, Lambeth, will be respectfully
attended to.

SEA-BATHING,
HIGH, LAKE, NESTON, CHESHIRE.
BFARK:N (Butler to Sir 3. Stanley, PAM)
. most respe&fullv informs the Public, -he has taken
the HOTEL at HIGH LAKE, which will be open for
the reception of Company the first Week in May. Every
attention will be paid to give satistaction.
ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE OR NOT.
TWO Thousand, 'Three Thousand, and Twelve
Thousand Pounds, are immediately ready for Annui-
. US undeniably secured on Estates, fur which from six to
een.years.pure,:ase will be given. Persons possessini; real
Incomes, arising from Estates, Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage
,Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Pen-
, igous, Church Livings, &c. may be accommodated with Sum
• ZlOney loom; tool. to any amount, with power to return it
it their • option. Several good Annuities, from 151. a-year
_ 'upwards, to be disposed of. Gentlemen naving interest,
say. be informed or several genteel V:tC:1114:1CS and Resigna-
tions under Government', of 801. 901. tool. Isol 2001 3001.
• sool. 6otil. loot. Sool. wool. 55001. arm soool. a-year,
both at 1-lame and Abroad,
personal Applications, from Eleven till Three o'Clock,
to Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil-stmt, Strand. Letters
141.- (post: paid) will be duly answered.
N. 13. Church Livings and Government Securities bought,
:Sold, and exchanged

1)Y TO ADVANCE.
HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fee.
Wquently sutter great pecuniary inconvenience for want
of kriowlng some respectable channel through whose medium
*elf may be accommodated with temporary or permanent
" • Asucrurat-htlattef all peroms iii paisession of Incomes arcs.
Siig item Freehold, Copyhold, Or Leasehold Estates, in Land
er Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges; Marriage Set.
tlements, Widows' lointures, Annuities, Patent Places,
Clergymen's Livings, or any other certain • Income for Life,
may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Mo-
rey to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Interest
for the same, with power to return the principal at their own
option. Personal' applications will be received every day,
till two o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town
or Country, will be immediately answereu. •
Address to Messrs. Harris and Co. at their House, No. 22,
Great Sudialk-street, Charing-cross ; but no letters will be
admitted unless post-paid.

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aLECTASSEMBLY AND DANCING ACAVE
TO THE LOVERS
CING OF PURE SCOTCH
.
MR. ALLEN' s CITY ASSEMBLIES are
. every Monday till lure, at No. re, Great Ayliff.,
street, Gcxxlmares.fields. Determined to spare no exmce
to render it superior in every.respeet to any other of the
kind, he has en6aged as principal Violin for all hisAven-
ings, Mr. Mackintosh, from Edinburgh, whose animating
'rotes are the lite.asid soul of the Scotch Nobility's private
Dances, and who:is esteemed the first performer in Eng.
land for Strathspeys and Reels. Mr. Weippart plays the
Harp. • •
'None.but.Ladies of Charaaer admitted.
La(lies;:ind' Gentiemeii who have never learned Danc.
trig, are privately, taught in the first fashion, there, and at
No. 19, Shorrard.strett, Golden-squaiii. where the Terms
may be had. Those who come fronfthe Country to learn,
may live in the Mille during their. accomplishment, and
learn what is necessary in about a fortnight.
Broad Sword, fencing, and Music taught.—Schools at-
tended.

MO-lit SOLD, a Fashionable CURRICLE anti
ji 'HARNESS, exceedingly light, antl,equ4 to new, on
moderate terms, and fit for immediate use. Also a second.
hand Post-C bailor, with new Wheels, false Lining, a. neat
caned Coach-box, will be sold on moderate terms, as the
Gentleman has no present occasion fur it.
To be seen at, Heath's, Newington, Surrty, Coach.npaker.

. . . FOR GAItDENS. " •
O the CURIOUS.-- i• SEEI)S. I. A Capital
T
Assortment of esculent Vegetables, being every. thin
' frenvisite for the Kitchen Geden f Pease nd titans excepted),
all ,of very superior' kinds, put up in Patkets for One
h
Guinea
each. a. Another Packet of hoe Seeds. containin
So sorts of the choicest Flowers, which will fill a Garden with
one great,. profuse, continued glow of beauty, one Guinea
each.
3. TwO new Pease, which, for superior flavour and
and
most abundant bearink have no equal in the world. Qu
sealed, ss. each. 4. Two new Beans, one very large, the
- - - other small, thin skinned, tender, and delicious beyond com-
parison. The
small one will bear till the end of November.
Quarts, sealed, ss. ejch.
11. FRUIT.--r. Three new American Strawberries, viz.
The Great Virginian Scarlet Ball; an exquisite Fruit, OIL
most captivating full red colour, a high-relished flavour,
exalted fragrance, and large size.--2. The Cherokee, one
of the finest or al! Strawberries, which gives its enormous
`Fruit in such abundant clusters, that three or four roots
have tined
.2 pnitte,-3, The Paraguay, equal to the for.
mer in every tine property, but still larger, being often four
and five inches sound,
a. The Qr3,4t,,,,ujeni Hautbois, which bears the most
aztonisfilivotristvrt..o. large and exquisitely high_flavoured
Fruit ;:""414mail-kluotation will perfume a whole Garden
withitiltagbance.
3. 7400,enormou4, currants, obtained from Seed, one red,
.. the other white; their bunches arc of astonishing magnitude,
• . and the ,Zerries as • largt as some Grapes, which grow as
thiek as they ran hang from the top to the bottom of the
'tree. . Thq are vastly superior in richness to the old sorts,
And'inuch sweeter.
4. The Great American tyooseuerry, a new sort lately ob-
., tamed. Its" wonderful site, its very..thin skin, juicy rich-,
• ness, and high flavour, its striking lieril4ncy, and most
. beautiful transparency, raise it infinitely, abie.comparison
With all the new sorts. '
The Strawberries 'are put . •,.._,
up, VICh sort separately, ,fifty
Plants it a bundle, for tos. bd.. The Currants, each' sort
oscherry, site fine tries in a bundle,
leparately, and the Go

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