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

TO - MORROW EVENING, February s,
will be presented, at SANS SOLI CI, Leicester-
place, Lei‘ester-Square, an Entertainment, in Two Parts,
called
THE CAKE-HOUSE,
Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs.
PART I.
Drep and Ms villa. Song —Perpetual Youth.
Rec.—Conjugal Tete-a-Tote. Song—'hie Lottery of
Wedlock.. Itec.----A Trial of Patience, Song Anna,
.Ann, Nan, Nance, and Nancy. Rec.—Agreeable Com-
pany. Song—Love awl Reason. Re.c.--A Receipt to
Kill,Vives. Songs-The Poet and the Puller. Rec.—
Maitre de Dame
PA R Song— I IThe 'Grand T
.
Rec.—The Captain and the Poet. Song-13rother Jack.
• Rec.—Sailors. Sung— Filial Love. Re.—A Return
of Reason. Song„ Sweets of LoveP.
Rec.—The
Club. Song—The Thing, the Kick, and the Go. Rec.
—The Mess. Song—jaok at Greenwich. Rec.—More
Plotting. Song--G rNews.
ARTP 111.

Rec.—Honest Caleb. -Song—Highgate Probation. Rec.
—,The Saracen's Head. Song—Another Cup and then.
Rec.—Which 16 the Way to Windsor ? Song-,A Little !
Rec.—The two Dottors. Song The Canary
Rec.---liits and Scraps. Song Echo. Rec.—The
Coup-Ile-Grace. Song—The Union. •
The ‘linolc is written, and composed. and will he spoken,
sung,- and accompanied by Mr. L)111DIN.

Boxes ;s. 7Area,3s. Gallery zs.
Doors to be opened at'SeYen o'C lock ; the Performance
to begin at Eight.
laces fur thu Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Music
Warehouse-, Leicester-place, Leicester-square ; where may
be had the Songs in the Entertainments of Sans Souci ;
the Novel of Hannah 1-lewit ; the Younger Brother ; the
History of the Stage, complete, in hie -Volumes._ and
every other Article specified in his Catalogue. •
• The Songs in the Cake-House are all published, and
may, be had at Mr. Dibdin's Warehouse.
Sans Souci will continue open Mondays, ThurSdays,
and Saturdays, during the Season.

PELICAN LIFE, INSURANCE-OFFICE,
LOMSARD-STREET, •
January, tßot.
AT this Season of the Years when the MU-
ters of Families usually investigate their Accounts
and make their new Arrangements, it is proper to remind
them ofthe Security ?ffirded by Li FE 'NSW& AtICL ; and
by the peculiar Provisions of this Office for the ENDOW.
stEtcf of CHI Lias.ty, on their attaining the Age of Ma-
turity.
1.1 re l'xsua net standing. recommended, by the high-
sanition of Parliament, which has wise) y and benevolently
nempted from the Income Tax the Sums which are cfis.
butted for this provident purpose, cannot nerd recom-
mendation from any Other quarter.
TABLES of the moderate and reduced Rates of this
Office are delivered pails.
P.. BOWERS, Secretary.

AYOUNG LADY of Respalability, whose
Recorornandationa are indisputably good, wishes to
assist a Lady in the .Education of her young Family. She
speaks and writes French grammatically, and can teach
Reading, English Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geo.
graphy, and plain Needle-Work- "She is not quite twenty,
which is the reason of her preferring not to take any im-
portant charge entirely on herself.
Letters addressed to• A. B. at Messrs. Rivingtons, St.
Paul's Church-yard, London, will receive due attention.

ACLERGYMAN wishes to Runk a THOU.
SAND POUNDS, more or less, intany way most
conducive to his Interest. Letters, statitig particulars,
to be addressed to Clericus, at Messrs..Spilsburys', Prin-
ters, Snowhill.

BOARD AND LODGING.
AGENTLEMAN will give for Board and
Lodging, either in Town, or withintve miles of
London, from Sixty to a Hundred rounds a year; and
will have no disinclination to pay always in advance. If
'
the House be neat, clean, and airy, tault is likely to be
tound with the plainest style of living, or with soveral
other points often thought objeCtionabk.
Direct, Penny-Post Letters only, with particulars in
full, to A. B. at Mr. Robinson's, Hatter, No. -483,
Strand.

THEREAS by a Decree of the High Courr
of Chancery,. made in a Cause BROWN v.
,MORRIS, it is amongst other things referred to john
Simeon, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, to in-
quire what 'Brothers of RICHARD MORRIS, late of.
Cannon-plaCe, Mile-End Old Town, in• the County. of.
Middlesex, Centlemin, deceased, Wereliving at the time
of his death; and also at the time of the death of Ann
late of Ludlow, in the County of Salop, Widow,
deceased ; and whether any, and which of them left any
Children at the times aforesaid, and 'whether any of such
Children are living or dead, and if dead, when they re-
spedively died, and. who are their personal .Representa-
tives : Therefore, all Persons interested in the said Decree,
are required forthwith to lay before the said Master, at his
office, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,
LOp-
don, any proofs they may be able to make, relating
.to the
tads and aeseqptions of Persons herein before mentioned .

DISTORTED FEET, LEGS, ami
R. T. SHELDRAKE having invented, and
A•V L for several years practised witFi uniforth success,
-
a method of during the above.nitntioned Diseases, thus
offbrs it to the notice of those: who require. such 454iit-
;ince,
The 'many Persons who have obtained thoperfea. use
of their Legs and Feet by this Discovery, without which,
they must have remained Cripples,„for Life, afford..the
most incontestable proofs of its efficacy; By hi, nictiiod
of treating Distorted Spine, Asc. the existing *fats. in the
t*hape are con‘valed while-the Cure is going on which
rcurnstance, intiepetident 'of •44 superior efficacy, gives
his method a decided superiority over every other.
Further, articulars may be -k niivVit; by 'applying to hlm
.aaly, at his House, No. so, Strentlivvdiere_lbis Treot4e
on the ehove.mol4encdSubjetts afty be lad price 4s. an
bag.%

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