The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-24 00:00:00

SATURDAY; OCTOBER 24, ISCI.

Mr. and Mrs.-ASTLEY's -First Appearance this Season.
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's -FIELDS.
ON MONDAY, Odober z 6, and Five follow-
ing Evenings only, will- be-presented (first. time), a
Ballet Dtveitisement, composed by Mr. Maitcaeo-r, called
THE PROVINCIAL SAILORS..
Principal Dancers, Mr. MERCEROT and 'Madam -LA
COSTE-(her seventh Appearance), assisted by Sixteen
Figurantes.
Never perfornaed•at this Theatre,
. A New grand Caledonian Spectacle Romance, in Two
- Parts, called
THE IRON TOWER ;
Or, THE CELL OF MYSTERY.
Principal Charaelers,
-Douglas Mr. LAURENT;
Egbert his Page,l Mrs. WELDON ;
Carrol, Mr. POYNTQN ; Eugene, Mr MARI'QU I
Baldo; the Robber, Mr. FOX ; '
Osmond, a Recluse, Mr. WHITNIORE ;
Spirit of Runbar, Mr. I. SUTTON;
Donald, Mr. MERCEROT; Kennard, Mi. BANKS •
Glancohn, M. TAYLOR : Sandy, Mrs. WARRE 1.1;
Gabriel, Mr. JORA.Zi: NOT ;
• And Percy, Mr. ASTLEY,, jun.
Alicia, Mrs. WALLA CK • Dorcas, Mrs. SUTTON;
• And Julia, Mrs. AS TL Y.
Bards, Porters, 'Rustics, Banditti, Soldiers-,' Sce. &c.
The FLYING PHENOMENON having met with un-
bounded applause, Mr. As TI. E Y has re-engaged him for Six
Nights longer ; when lie will go through his surprising Leaps
over Twenty Men, with a Pole fifteen feet high, and a com-
mon Tilted Stage Waggon. • -
In the course of the Evening-will be-sung the foll Owing
Songs -
" Fly Oblivion," by Mrs. WARREL L, late of the Theatre
Royal, Covent-Garden, and of the New Theatre, Phila-
delphia. •
" Mrs. Betty and Humphry Jenkins," by Mr. l OHAN NOT.
The whole to conclude with (7th time) a Comic Pantomime,
called
THE PIRATE ; •
Or, HARLEQUIN VICTOR.
In the course of the Pantomime will he displayed, ,among
variety ofother Scenery, a Kepi-esentation or Mr, Porter's
Picture of the Siege of Seringapatem. To conclude with
a Fairy's Palace, or Paragon of Enchantment.
Principal Charatters; .
Pirate, Mr. WM MOR E ;
Harlequin, Mr, BANKS (his 7th Appearance);
Pantaloon, Mr. MA RQUI
Dey of Algiers, Mr. MERCEROT;
Ali, Mr. joliANNo r • and Clown, Mr. LAURENT.
Fairy Formosa, Mns JONES (her 7th Appearance);
-And Cohn:wine, Miss DAN I E LS(her 7th Appearance),
The, Public a re respectfully informed, that from the
extra Preparations, tor the ,new Allegorical Speel-.....c1e pf the
Olive Branch, or the Ratification, his unavoidably postponed
until Mthiday- the ad of NOventli;:r.
Lower and Upper' Boxes 35.--Second Price as.
Pit as. Second Price is. First Gallery ts..;--Second Price 6d.
Upper• Gallery 6d.
Doors to be opened at Half_past Five, and .begin at 1-1:,1 (-
past Six o'Clo..k. —Second Price at Half-past Eight o'Cio

TIDE OLDEST STATE LOT fERY-OFFICF
late
.1 (Jim M DD sON'S, No. 8, Charing-Cross. IRISH
and ENCLISv LOTTERIES, 18ot, begin Drawing on the
t6ih. of November next, and on the 3d of March, tEk•z.
'I I C ETs atild.S HA it ES-are siow selling in variety Num-
ocis, at the above Office, where, for the last fifty years, in-
numerable capital Prizes have been sold. The Friends of
the late Mr. Maddison, and the Public in general, are re-
' spectfully inforinett, that in compliance with, the Ad of Par-
liament, the present business will be carried on by his Exe-
cutor, during the existing License, Until, the z4th of July
next; and atter that period by W. CARTER, who has had
the principal management of that concern for the last thirty
years, and was, by Mr. Maddison's special assignment, pre-
' vtous to his decease, appointed his SUccesSor.
N. B. All kinds of Governmen! Securities bought- and
sold,. as asual, at this Office.

CITY OF DUBIrt/s7.

BE IT REMEMBERED, That at a General
Assembly of the Right Hon. tie Lord Mayor, Sheriff's,
Commons, and: Citizens of the City of Dublin,- held on Fri-
day the 16th Day of Odober, iSot, t was Resolved Una-
mously, That the Freedom 4)e said City, in a Silver Box,
accompanied with the following Addressf be presented
To the Right Hon. CHARLES ABBOT, Chief Secretary'
to His Excellency PHI LIP EARL HAR DWI CKE, Lord
Lieutenant. General and General Governor of Ireland.
.SIR

We,. the ,Loicl Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons, and: Citizens
of the Cityof Dublin, in Common Council assembled," beg
leave to present you with the Freedom of our antient and
loyal Corporation.
We rejoice in the stability which our glorious Constitution
has acquired, from the firmness and wisdom of His Majesty's
Government ; and we feel the most satisfatlory confidence
in the interity of
_your Charatter, from which wo4=,icjpate
the pletrt.b.g exoa..-tatitrit; 9bat the Inienrsts or: try;; Contrty
will be the great end and otnett of the Administration ,in
whic:ll- you areso honourably distinguished.
You will please, ,therefore, to receive this mark of our ap-
probation, not as a common or ordinary compliment, but
as the just tribute of our esteelA for a Charatier highly de-
serving our most sincere affedion and veneration. •
In testimony wheredf we have caused the Common Seal
• - of said City to be hereunto affixed, this 16th Day of
aoher,

And the Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, and a numerous attendance
of the Corporation, having waited 9n the Right lion. Secre-
tary Asnor with the said Addres§ and Freedom, he was
pleased to return the following AnsWer :
DIY LORD AND GENFLENIgN,
With sentiment!: of the sincerest saitsfataion and gratitude
I accept thisjvery honourable Tt.tstimony of the good opinion,
of the Corporation of the. City of Dublin, which is rendered
invaluable-to me _by the' considerations on which it is
founded. •

The stability oP His Majesty's GOVersatnent in Ireland,
confirmed by the restaratiop of Peace, will open-new pros-
peas of Happiriets to thisCouritry, and you may be assured
that it will be the end and object of the Administration
uniler which I have the honour, of serving, to advance the
best Interests of Ireland, and to give that full scope to all its
virious Resources, which; in times Ofqranquillity, cannot
,fail-to-raise it to a state of Wealth and Prosperity hitherto
unexampled. -
Ordered, That said Address and Answer•be published.
Signed by Order,
ALLEN and GREENE, Town Clerks.

Er:zicx: sxx PENCE,

LAST' INDIA HOUSE,

Oeloher 2t, tBo t.
THE COMMITTEE of SHLPPIIVG of the
, ilill-TE-D COMPANY -of MERCHANTS of ENG..
LAND tracting to the 4a.tt 1441 e.!, do hereby give Notice, .. -
That the Committee will be ready to receive .Proposals in
ing,- sealed 4, on irEDNESDAF, -,the 4th Novel/der, for
rapt jying the Company with

IRON GUNS, SHOT. and S 1141.45,

And such Persons who m.iy think pro:fer to (kliziec in,renders,
must express therein the 1.;•-:t.c.t Pricer, as they will not. have an:
op4,orhaiy of making any ahatethent. •
The Conditions of the C ..:ontra.....s4a,ry be seen eapplyi....g to Arr.
CoLwan,- Clerk to the said Corn;nillec,• o t or afire
z3d instant, and the re,-siers mm.it be left with hi before Twelve
o'Clock at Noon cn the sai,f 41 November, as not any Tender
will he received after that Lour. •

LINCOLNSHIRE,--SALE OF LANDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,,
Early in the month of January next, if not . previously dis..
posed of by Private Contract
HE Detached ESTATES arid PROPERTIES
I'of .Sir GILBERT.BEATticoTt, Batt. situate in
e several Parishes of.Leake,
,frampton, Kirt6n, Sinterton
Wigtofr, Swineshead, • Bicker, -Gosberron, Surticeli Pinch,
neck, Dorrington, RuSkington, liillinghay, and Short Fary
Farmin the Parish of Fiskerton, in the County or- Lincoln.
Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready tor'
delivery in the c‘iurspot next month.
In the mean time, the Lands and Premises may be viewed
upon-application tb the'respettive Tenants. ,
Empingham, Od. B,th, aor.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
•TO BE SOLD H' AUCTION,
By Messrs. HODSKINSON—and Co.

On Saturday the list Of October inst. at the Beaufort Arms

Inn, :Morimoutli (unless previously disposed Of by Private
Contract, of which timely Notice will be given),
A-VALUABLE and—truly Desirable FREE.
HO laD ESTATE, called FTILLSTON, with sundry
improvable. Farms, nearly adjoining, called COXTON,
BLACKMOOR, .CO,DANG,RO, and GRAIG E FARMS;
the whole containing 455.. Acres of rich Arable, Pasture; and
Wood Land, together with Grosniont Wood Tithes, extend-
Mg over between,? and Soo. Acres of Land, situate in the. P-
arishes of LFtgattock, St. Nlaughans, Rockricld, and Sken.
fieth, in dry and airy situations.
Hilston is an ancient FainilY' Residence, commanding in
agreeable prospect of the adjacent Country, • and bounded in
part by a Turnpike Road, six, Miles from Monmouth, and
capable, at a moderate exp.:iiVe,., of great improvements.
Further Particulars may be known, by Applying .to
Embry, Monmouth,- who will shew the Premises; and .to
Messrs. Hodskinson and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel-
street, 'Strand, who are authorised to treat for tne sarrfe, and.
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

CAPITAL COPPER and BRASS WORKS,, near
CLESFIELD, CHESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Old Angel, in Macclesfield, on Thursday the z9th of
this instant Odober, at ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, in
Lots, and subjea to Conditions;
A LL that PILE of -BUILDINGS, on Maccles.
LI.. field Common, used for Smelting Copper; contain-r-
-ing rive Furnaces, necessary Mechanics' Shops,; Brickinakere
Rooms ; Charcoal, Coak and Iron Rooms ; Assay-office,
two Stabizs, with good Water, and other Convenicucies..at- .
tached.

About 21 Actin of Freehold Land, statute measure, and
i 3 Acres, .of Leasehold (3o years unexpirod), at the' yearly/
Kent of 351.
A Rangeof Buildings on the said Common, used for making
Brag;; containing purnaees, two Warehouses,:with Rooms
over, for making Casting Pots ; a Shop for Bras 'Foundry ;
Coal-yards ; two long 'Ranges-of Rum:ling tor dressing Ca-
lamine ; twenty-nine Houses, with Gardens ; a Field olex-
celleut Brick Earth ; a Corn Wind-mill ; Drying Kiln, and
Warehouse, dow to the Road, and most conveniently
si-
tuated_ • .

About 300 Tons of Fire Stone, and M Tons of Fire Clay,
fcir making Casting Pots and Fire Bricks ;/28,000 Fire Bricks,
240L000 Common Bricks ; 2000 Casting Pots, well-seasOned ;
VS Cornish Moor Stones, 36 new,' and 42, in use; about 3o*
Tons of CAlainine..

.....
A Range of Buildings at Bosley, between Macclesfield and
Leek, with the Pools, -Darns; five large Water Wheels, An-
neal* Ovens, and-every other Convenience for making
Brass Battery ; containing a Rolling.and tour Battery Mills,
Head and Fall as feet 3 inches, and Supply of Water con-
staltf ; with eigut Cottages andi Gardens, and Mechanics'
Shops.
Another Mill ,at Bosley, used for, rolling and hammering
Copper, with Warehouses' for Raw and Manuladured Cop.
per; twp DwellingAiOuses, with Gardens, Head and Fall
14 teet 9 inches, and the Supply the same as to the, Battery
Mills. 4_ __ • . . . _ _ .

• A Genteel House, with good Garden, Stable, and sixteen
Acres of Lana.- I
The Premises at Bosley are held on Lease- (64 years unex-
pired), at the Rent of 251. - .
The Turnpike Road trout the StallOrdslare Collieries runs
through the PremAs, and that from -Maccicsneld to Leek
very near to them. ,
All that Pile of Buildings, called the Havannah, Works,
within, two miles of Congleton, and adjoining the Turn..
pike:Road, used for making
,Bass Wirt., and rolling Copper
Sheets and Bolts, having five- Water Wheel 4 • 18 to la teet
diameter, with Head and Fall of 13 feet 3 inches, and the
River Dane for supply ; consisting of a Brass Roiling-Mill,
Wire-Mill, and long •Chamber over, Annealing
-House and
Oven, Copper-Mill, Mechanics' Shops, two arehouses,
'seven Cottages with Gardens, Sheds for &c. with
Eight Acres of Land, the whole under Lease for 6t Years, un-
expired, at the rent Of 301., tos.. And also a valuable Freehold
Meadow, adjoining, containing `Six Acres. • A Warehouse,
with Crane and other Conventencies , on the Statif,rdshire
Canal, near Lawton, held for-the residuei
of _renewable term
of at• years, at the ),:arly acknowledgment of 2s. 6.1.
Thomas Alaydew; at Macclesfield Brass Works; will.shew_
all the Premise's there;' and John Edwards,- at the lies_'
Work a, Wor, will chew those, and the H-avannah Prethises ;"
and ,further Particulars may be had at the Office of
Cooke,..lltctrney, or • the -Counting-House or-Messrs. Roe
and Co. in Alacciestield.

I)ORSETSttIRE.
.TO _BE SOLD BY R CONTRACT,

THE MANORS of TARRANT MONK TON-
aid TARRANT LAUNCESTON, adjOining to each
other, within a Ring Fence, in the most eligible:part of the
County of Dorset, noted tor Game; situate near the :eat
Western Turnpike Road between Salisburrand Elandtord,' .
witieli five attic. latter•; With Courtsliaron,Royaltiei-„,
an:: lanmunities to the said Manors.belonguig.
Th:: Manor of Tarrant NlonktOn comprises 'as follows •:
t. A.capital Tythe-free Farm,' is oretip:ltion of Mr.
laines.C.antlo, "on a Lease, of which only two years are
expi7ed ; cont;Aining upwards of goo Acres of Water Alea-
dow, Ai-able, and 131>wn Land. • •
. 2. 'l'''ne Tv tiles of the rest Of tilt:Palish of Tarrant Monkton.
/. The Reversion in of diveri Copytibld and Lease-
hold E staic rlx tilt year's, value of about 3201: held by -one,
two, or three lives, bus chiefly on One old life.
• The .IV.'anor of Tarrant Launceston is all in the Lord's

hands (except a few Lifehold Cmtages;, and consists of a
F.arini in every. respect.one of the, most desirable in the
County, eWed Lannceston f arm, containitag Upwards cf
'Soo ..W.Cti of .Water Meadow, Ara))le, aid Down Lana,
within a RinA Fence in severalty, and I:ythe—free, in ibe oc.
cupation of Mr., Robert Budden, or. a 1,,c,4e,--of .which o'll4
four years are unexpired.
N. B. The Land-Tax on the Estate is redeemed.

The 'tenants, _Cana° aud:Mr. Budden, will chew
farms; .and for Particulars apply to Air.
Davis, 0f.,1-krniugsbanl, near-:%,Varminster, ilts ; or to
Messrs, I;_int; and SoliCithrs, Biandford, at
Q trice a ,:v,Lip '4. the E slat:. may be seen.