The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-09 00:00:00

TO-MORROW EVENING, March to,' t 8o t,
will be perfornieo, a New Historical Drama, in
five Ads, calle %
• DEAF AND DUMB
Or, THE ORPHAN. PROTECTED.
With a New Prologue and Epilogue.
The Charatlers by:
Min DECAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON,
Mr. C: KEMBLE, Mr..BARRYWIRE,
Mr. ICEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRU tMAN ;
Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
• And Mrs. SPARKS.
WITH

BLUE BEARD.
Tlic New-Drama of Deaf and Dumß w,illfbe repeated
OA Saturday and Monday next.
The Public are respeafully informed, that, on
Thursday, Mjs. Jordan, will make her first appearance
this Season,lM the Charaaer of the Country Girl ; .with
Of Age To-morrow.
A new Tragedy, called Julian and Agnes, is in rehear-
sal, and will be produced as soon as possible.

1 iitik 1 kt-.o"N?n, COVE?4T-CARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING,Ma'rat to, 1801,
will I* pertbrmed a Comedy, called
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
The Principal Charaders by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MO NUN, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr. KNIGHT, Mr hIUR RAY, Mr. TOWNSEND,
Mr. EMERY, Mr.-FARLEY,
Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WAQDY.
Mrs. GIBBS, Miss SIMS,
Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.

The Prologue to Iv spoken by Mr. BE TTERTON.
• - And an -Epilo*tieby the Charaaers. , •
After which will be performed {for the 6th time),' a New
b Grand Historic Pantomime Drama in two Parts, called
PERO:USE •
•
• Or, ,The,DESQLA.TE ISLAND. • -
The Aaion, &c, .of the Billet, under thd soledireetiartof
Overlure composed by Messrs:
Moo rc e neAe and DAV y.—The Music of the First Part
by Mr. Davy, and tharnt the Second by Mr. Mooft L-
arzAn.--rWith entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery,•
Dresses, and Decorations.
EuNortmla.
• •Mitytise (the Navigator),-tir. Hi, jOHNSTON
Theodore (the son of Perouse), Misv IENK I NSO N ;
And Madame Perouse, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON
Chimpanzee (an Animal of the• Desolate Island), Master
ENAGE. •
NAT-Ives or A NtICHBOVI MG ISLAND.
Kanko (Suitor to Umba), Mr. EARL EN •
Negaski (Umba's Father, Mr., DE LP I ;
And Urnha, -Mrs. MILLS.
The New comedy will be performed every Tuesday and
Thursday during Lent., -
The new Grand Historic. Drama of Perouse will be re-
peated every Evening till further notice.
On Saturday, the, Tragedy of Othello.
On Monday, and every following Monday, Richard the
Third.

jAT *GENERAL MEETING of the CA-
LICO-PRINTIRS,CALICO.MANUFACTIT-
TrERS, and DEALERS in CALICOES, within the
tit)/ of CARLISLE and its SUBURBS, held at the
Crown and Mitre Inn, in the-said City, on Saturday the
IStli of. February, Ikr.
Mr. ROBERT WALDIE, in the Chair;

g.e That any. additional DUtv upon Printed Ca-
. 1.47.05 will, -in the optnlon .of this Reeling. lessen the
--ne‘'mr•‘ and tliktihv Wye the, eflia of dimi.
rashing.rather than increasing- tne tcevenue, uy iCabvt. 6.
introducing Dyad Cottons, and Wove Fancy and Worked
',sticks, which at present par no duty, .and which are
saanufaaured at a considerable less expence.
That it will consequently not only prove 'highly 'inju-
rious to all persons concerned in •tha Calico Trade;. and
Tuinous,to many of the smaller Manufadurers, but will
also have. the elle& of throWihg Inariy thousands of in-
dustrious persons oitt of employment. -

R. WALDI E.

TO TICE is hereby given, That MATTHEW
,P.EARSON, former] y.of • Finglass, in the CoUnty
of Dublin, but late of the City. of Dublin, Esq. Barrister
at Low, deceased, by his last Will and Testament, bete-
jug date the sth Day of September, 1792, among otheri
wade the. following 'Bequests :' To Henry Pearson, ...then
out of the Kingdom, and to Elizabeth Pearson, his sister,
the son and daughter of Henry Pearson, tOrtherly of
Britic-street, and long deceased,,,to each the suns of 1001. ;
and to each surviving Son and Gwrid-son,
.Daughter and
C rand-daughter of his cousin, Roger Burson,. deceased,
geol.: and as to should remain of his Personal For-
tune; after payment of hiS-Debts and fhe Legicies in said
Will mentioned, he direited that one equal moiety Of acid
Surplusage might be divided by his Exeuutor, between
the Sons and Daughters, C; rand-sons and Grand-daughters,
of his cousins,. Henry and Roger Pearson,' both deceased,
share aid share Nice. And said,Mattheiv Pearson.by .his
,said Will diretied, that his Estate of Cromwellstown,
End part of Kilted, hi the' County of Kildare, 'shOitld de-
scend Heir at Law,
,he not,tlien knowing .whom to
nominate as such. All Persons hiving Any right 'or claim
under the respeCtive.llevises in said Will. arc requested to
iPPIY' to' Richard Pearscfn,' 'Esq.; sole Eicecutor of said
Matthew Pearson, at :No. 129,. James.otrcet, in the. ity
of Dublin, stating their respective affinity to said Matthew
Pearson, in order that !then-Rights may be particularly
investiqted and ascertained.
6ubltri, the 9th Day of February, dor.