The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-13 00:00:00

THE

TUESDAY, OCTOBER. J 3,

SIXTH NIGHT.
SANS SOUCI.

By the Authority of the Right Hon. the LORD CHAMBER

LAI!+7.
01\1THURSDAY, Odo fBo I, will be
presented, at SANS SQUCI Ifeicesw-place, Lci-
cester-quare, an Entertainment, entirely new and original,
called

A FRISK.
Arrangement of the Recitation and. Songs.
. PART I.

Rec. Sir Peter, Nlag, and the opening of the Plot.-. Song,
True Delight. —Rec. Young Tinion undeceived.--Song. iiti
vino veritas.—Rec. More Encroachers.—Song. The Cue-
koo.—Ree. An Exception.—Song. The Letter N.—Rec.
The Galley Slaves.—Song. The Manes of the Brave.---,
Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song. Literary Transmigration.—Rec.
Something or other.—Song. The New Year.
PART 11.

.Rec. Sir Peter. Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of Life.—
Rec. The.Discovery.—Song. Honour among Thieves.—
' Rec. Whiffle.—Song. Trap.—Rec. More Poets.—Song.
The Ladies.—Rec. The Lampoon.—Song. Love and Mad..
ness. feec. The Wooden Legs. Song. Jack at the
Opera.—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner.
PART M. •

Rec. Thoughts OP Matrimony.—Sonz •rne Original and the
Plan re.—Re. Coinage and its Shadow. —Song. The VI..
cisaitudre of Glory.-.-lee. The Ambassador witt.,i-t Cre-
dentials. Song. Father and I. —Rec. Nag talks 1--Song:
The Wife elect.—Rec. The Lovers. —Song. Every Man
his own Pilot.--Rec. The Surprize.—Song. Theßle.ss-
ings of Peace. -
The whole is written and canposed, and will be spoken,
. .

sung, and accompanied by
Mr. DIBDIN.

Admittance, 130x..ts ss. Pit 3s. Gallery 2S.
Doors to be open at Seven, ang the Performance to begin

at Eight.
Places for the Boxes may he taken at Mr. Dibdin's W-?re-
house, whercmay be had all his different. Produttions Ana
also, Proposals for printing_ by Subscription, his Three Ye4Sr
Tour to almost the whole of England, and a considerable
Parr of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re-
spectable Friends; and embellished with Forty Plates in
aqua tinta, from iaures painted by Mr. Dibdin, and Twen-
ty Vignettes, &signed, etched, and prepared for the aqua
tinta, by Miss Dibdin. The PiClutts, and S pecimens of the
Prints, may be seen, free of expence,. at Leicester-place.,
*„-,* The only Entrance to the Theatre will be at the Door
nearest Leicester-square.-
The above Entertainment, which continues to be received
with the loudest app;aase will be repeated-every Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday F:veniii;,;s, till ,further notice.
This day was published, " Honour among Thieves ;" and
on Monday next, " Tray."'

PEMBROKESHIRE (to Wit),

AT the GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of
the PEACE of our Sovereign Lord the King, holden
and kept at the Guildhall, Haverfordwest, in-and for the
said County of Pembroke, on Wednesday in the Week nexc
after the Feast of St. Michael the Archangel, to wit, the 7th
Day of 0 61ober, .in the 41st Year of .the Reign of our Sove-
zeign Lord George the Third, by the Grace of God King of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain aril Ireland, and in the
Year Odour Lord aor, before the Reverend John Philipps,
Clerk, Doctor in Divinity, the Right Honourable Richard
Lord Milford, *.the Right Honourable John Lord Cawdor,
Hugh Barlow, Esquire, and others their Associates, Justices
of our said Lord the King, assigned to keep the Peace within
the said County ;, and also to hear and-determine divers fe-
lonies, Trespasses, and other Misdemeanors, done and corn-
mined within the same County, and so forth :
Resolved, That it is highly expedient that as much Corn
should be raised annually- within GI-eat Britain, as will sa-
tisfy the consumption of its Inhabitants ; and in order there-
to, that all Land hitherto barren and lying in the rude state
of Nature, which can be made to produce Corn, should be
converted into Tillage.
Resolved, That there is a vast quantity of such Land in
.the County of Pembroke, and the adjacent Counties, which
might be reclaimed and made arable by the culture of
Turnips.

ResOlved, That the Penalty for stealing TtkiiiipS is by no
means adequate to the offence, which is the reason why the
To rip Husbandry is not more generally adopted.
Resolved, That notii;N less than an Act of Parliament to
make it Petty LarCell'i, Will put an etkauld stop to the
stealing of Turnips.
•
3. PHILIPPS, Chairman.
CAWDOR, W. H. SCOURFIELD,
MILFORD, A. LEACII,
.I.LLOYD, jOHN, JORDAN,
3. COLBY, SAMUEL HARRIS,
H. BARLOW,. ()WEN PHILIPPS,
THUS. PRICE, Clerk, .CEORCE
j. P. ADAMS, -" HENRY- LEACH,
MOSES:GRANT, :HENRY DAVIES,'
C. SWANN, , WILLIAM BOWEN.