The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-16 00:00:00

NUMBER 2883.]

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O - MORROW EVENING, Dec. 17, t Sot,
willbe-p'erfarined,
CHAIN 6 OF THE HEART ;
Or, THE SLAVE BY CHOICE.
r rses,and I)ecrzrations.
The Music compoi.ed by Mr. I'vlazzinglii aal Mr. Reeve.
W ail a New Overture by Mr_. Reeve.

MOORS. •
• Mr. BRAILA,NI, ••
Mr. WADDY, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. KING,
11r, HARLEY, -Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ABBOT,
Mr. STREET, and Mr. MUNP EN.
Miss. DIXON, Miss WHEATLY,
Miss SIMS, Miss HOWELLS,
An4-SignOra STORAGE,'
• -• ZUKOPAANS. •
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. H. IMINSTON,
,Mr. HILL, Mr. BRUNTON,
Mr. CORY, Mr. CLAREMONT,
And Mr. IOHNSTONE
.Miss WATERS, and Miss MURRAY.
Books of the Sungs to be had iii the Theatre, price9d.
WI/1-1

THE SPOIL'D CHILD.,
The New Mpera will be repeated on Monday and Tuesday.
S..turday, Artaxerxes, witli_The Wags of Windsor.
Un Wednesday, Mrs. Billington will perform Ckra, in
uerma, being the last tin* of her Performance till
4f ter the Holidays, when the Comic Gpera of Love in a Vil-
Lige will be revived—Rosetta,•Mrs: Billington.
vThe new Pantomime, called Harlequi's Alrnanack, The
°ln' Se aso ns, whiclr has been lOng inn preparation, will, be
Produced with all posiblc expedition.,
A. new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal.
tie notice will be given of Mr. Cooke's Performance of
'jug Richard. • '

JEGYPTIANA.
IN a few Days will he subMitted to'tbe Public, an
EVENING DIVERTISEMENT,. under the above
Scenic Theatre, at-the Lyceum 4in which will
addressed to the Eye and the Ear,a Series'olSubjeCts chiefly
i','scriptive of Society and Manners in ANCIENT and MO-
ERN EGYPT,; and pourtraying, as it were, the Coun...
'',ance, Mind, and Gharadler of that interesting; Country".
This part of the Eveuingls Entertainment, intended to give.
a
amusing turn to Infonnation, and to exhibit Fad- in. its
ist pitturesqueform, •will be relieved by a few Produc-
-1)')I1s of iaay, uniting the more sportive efforts of Poetry,
11,4irkting and Spv4tacle. The respeCiftilly offered to
bo::i 'in its 'literary 'and decorative .sense, as •a.
eileelion of rietures painted from Nature, Fancy-tinted
and aniinatcd Sketches in Charcoal.'
F o: above Evenins Divertisement .has been
19.11,4 projected. Jr is now brOughiforwardution a large iikitt
ieral Scale, Under the ability. of Artists and Literary
li'en of allowed merit and The Materials are entirely
tv ; and the-Scenic Theatre, in the Lyceum,- having un-
ergolie very extensive A 1 terations, will, it is fibped„ furnish
'e Amateurs Qf Rational and Classical AmuSement with an
4Usning Lounge,.at_ once .interesting, _novel, and commodi-
.
The Public will be duly adVertiSed of the. Particulars. •

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, '1
Deceffiber 2, 180
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Rovnl
Exchange. Assurance, do hereby
,give Notice, that their
•Aranstei- Books will be shut from ."Enursday, the -17th of
;cc:timber inst. to Thursday, the 4th of January next ; -and
,hat the Annual General Ccurt appointee by, their Charter,,
1 I',ill be holder. at their. Office, in _the, Royal Exchange, on
ieclyesday,.the 23d of December inst. at Eleven o'Clock .in
orenoon; and that a Dividend will be considered of at
the Said Court. .
ALEX. WATSON, Sec.
N. B Attendance is given daily at the said Office, and at
their Ofhce in Pill Mall, for the Assurance
.of Buildings,
MerChandize, and Ships, from Loss or , Damage by
Ire; andalso for the Assurance of and granting Annuities on
Lives.

WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE.
HOUSE, of. CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD.
N.OTICE is hereby given, That the next Christ-
mas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be ad-
turned from Doncaster Sessions to the White Hart Inn, in
akefield, to be there held on Thursday the 18th Day .of
'ebruary next, for the purpose of ELECTING' a GO-
i;
ERNOR of the HOUSE of CORRECTION at WAKE-
LD ; and that a Bond in Two Thousand Pounds will
be required for the due execution of. the Office. No one
Il.eed apply whose Charaaer will not bear the striaest scru-
tiny, and who is not a married man.
The Salary is 'viol. per annum, with a House to live in,
kid Coals found, but no Fees, Rewards, Profits, or Per-
quisites whatever.
The Governor has the appointment of all the Servants un-
der him, and is responsible for their Conduct, although their
alaries are naid by the Riding.
Notice is also hereby given, That at the above time and
W,ace, a TASK MASTER Will be eleaed for the said
Plisc of Corit:divu. The Salary is at present 601. per ann.
l'ith a House and Coals. The Task Master will also be re-
quired to have an unexceptionable Character, write a good
hared and keep Accounts. A Bond in cool. with sufficient
;111retfes, will also be required tube given to the Clerk of the
'eeace for the performance of his duty.
Clerk of the Peace's Office,

Wakefield,
December To, iBot

J. FULJANIBE,
Deputy Clerk of the Peace.

WYRLEY and ESSINGTONCANAL, STAFFORD-

- - -
SHIRE.'
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I\-OTICE is hereby given, That this Caual (in
length Twenty-three Miles from the Jtandion with the
"tklrtningham Canal at Wolverhampton, to the fundion with
jue Coventry Canal atlluddlesford, near Lichfield), is now
11 the most complete state : its various resources for Water
;re abundant in the driest Season. The Supply of Coals
4.°ln the Bilston Mines, and from the Mines at Bram Hills;
Oscott, and Essingtoti, on the Banks of the Canal, and of
tread,
of the first quality from' the immense Rocks at Hay
ead, Linley, Paw End, and Rushall, is equal to any De_
kand .
~,rhisCana) opens an immediate and ;:such nearer Corn-
'lnnication 'than any other,-for the Conveyance of Met-
Illaudize•between.the Ports of London, Bristol, Liverpool,
Oril. and Gainsborough, by its Communication with the
afrordshire and. Worcestershire, the Bifniingham and Co.v
i,entry Canals.
CHREES, WIQHTWICK, and CHREES,
Clerks to the Corhp-any. •
.olverliarnnton, Nov. 30, 180 t.

1"1.14EY and ESSINGTON CANAL, STAFFORD_
SHIR
A DIVIDEND .of 31. per Share on this Concern
3.- will be paid at the Bank of. Mest:rs. liordern, Multi-
Aeux ar,d Bishton, in Wolyethampton, on the First Day
February next, iSoz. •
. Dec. 16;i:;o1.