The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-28 00:00:00

TUR:D,4 ),. N.OVEMBER 2,'5, 1801.

• "• . • :ROYALTY THRA TREi
• .:- WEL L's- S T ET,-. G.O Qp MAN's-•FI
.• _ •
Mr. As r: 2.7 E ; jun. begs most reSpeatully to inform the
numerous Frequenters of the Royalty Theatre, that being
desirous of bringing forward Spectacles and Pantotnimes at
'the Theatre, wherein Combats, Processiops, &c, are.per-
fOrmed on a 'great number Of Real Florses,..he has, at, a
very considerable txperiCe 'Cana which has 'been several
'Weeks MpreparatiOn) compleated, a Moveable•Stage,
zibling him -to prookice, the following Amusements, and
which he hOpes wiirmea the -uSual Patronage (.f the re-
spectable Inhabitants 'or: the. East End bl•the. Town.
MOND\Y, November' 30, and. Five fic
kiwing Evenings, 'will, be • pmtented (first-time) a Co-
mic, Pantomime, called__

CHE 'BOCCONI •
Or, HARLEQUIN'S VAGARIES.
Also (first time) a Pastoral Ballct composed by Mr. Meree-
- rot, called

',THE HAY--FIELa • '
In the course of the Evening, the tollowing_New Sopgs :
`• Absence, thou Foe to LOve," MiSs W#RRELL.
" Should Dauer e'er approach our Coast," by Mr. SIN-
COCK.

" Hot Mutton Pies, and Peg luniper," by Mr. JOHAN N OT.
Mr. ASTLEY has engaged, for Six Nights; Mr. MO-
RITZ, the German Wonder ; with his Family, will
have the honmit to go through various Feats of Strength,
Agility, Balancing,, iScc. in a maimer peculiar themselves
The whole to conclude with a -.Grand Military and Naval

Speaaclei called
THE DEATH OF ABERCROMEY.

Written and adapted for Stage: •Representation, by Mr.
AST LXY,' jun. Delineating,, in Twenty-one entire New:
Scenes, the whole of the:important 'Circumstances which
took place from the zd of March,, when :the ;British Elect
anchored in AboUkir Bay, until like glorious zist.
Sketch of the, Scenery add appropriate Aelnin
Ist, Main and Sauarter-deck of the t. oudroyant, exhibiting a
' General Muster .of•the 'Troops previous to their Dhem-
barkation on the Sth of March. . . . -
ad, The Adrriiral's Cabin ; 'sir Ralph Abetironiby, Major:
t Generals Hutchinson, Moore, Ludlow, and Cradoek i • E‘iri
Cuvan, General Oakcs,' Colonel Spencer, Sir Sidney Smith,
a Council of War. . . •
Id, The Fotutroyant, Ajax, Europa, 'Stately, Diadem,
Druid;Titisoe, exhibiting'the,.Troolis
ting the Fleet,' Transports, &c. Grand'ClioruS,
4th, Aboukir Bay; Mottarßattety;"'&e.'''''rhe French Gene:.•
ral °dicers colieding.their Forces.
View near` Aboukir; and iortitied Height; the z3d, iSth,
4othi, Both, gad, and tardve42,clolasliing.•on :sho,re; the
; Freiich drove froth their Pogrtion,*&c.
6th, Bit :yeen :Decks, Faudroyanr,,Urltish Tars rejoiCing.—
Sting, " Boatswain,7 Mr. Thorpe.
7th, Motith. of ...the Nile, Aboukir Castle.; 84e. Sir Sidney
Smith oiinging,up a Detachment of p'eawct) with Artillery,
murder to besiege; Aboukir: • •
Bth, A British Redoubt opening on .Abotikir,:with a 80m.,,
: bard-merit by SO'.
Olt, Internal View of Aboukiry Capitulation of the Gar.

risoii.
zoth, Distant View'of Grand. Cairo i Ger/era'. Mendez- with'
the Copths, Arabian, ,and Manieluke Cavalry'-; a Regi,
nient of Dromedaries, on their march to Alexandria. •
tth, 13ritish Corn:nal-icier in Chief's Marquee ; ceneral.Con-
sultation previous to the-Attack on the 13th oflVareh.
12th; View of the-Egyptian Pyramids,, The Arabs..
treating with Sir Sidney Smith.
13thi British Cainiyat Siiirk-j ibbery ; the• Arabs establishing
a Vegetable Market, also giving-important Intbrrriation to
the.Cornmander in. Chief. •
14th; The British Park of Artillery.,-Song "- Arab,", Mrs.
Warrell. •
riithiFrench Commander in Chief's Marquee;
.Arab Fries

sorer Orattrtra

• Provisions. - • • 7 '
16th, A View near Alexandria; a partial Attack of Infantry
and Cavalry, as it took place on March i3tb • • '
17th, View near Aboukir.—Song; " Corporal F. irelock," by
Mr. johannot.
arh, General Menou's Tent. British Fortitude, Recita-

.tive•Boatswain.
'gut,. Outworks in Alexandria; General Inspeaion 'and Or-
ders to the French Forces, viz. French Hussars, Marne-
luke CaValry, Invincible Legion, Troops of the Line, and
French Artillery, &c. ,previous' to the Day of Battle, 21st
of March; - -
Zorn, Plains of Alexandria ; Grand and Deciiive Attack by
Real• Cavalry and •Infantry : particularly the hard Contest
between rite brave Forty-secoptl; anti InvinAble Legion.
To conclude with the 'rota' Defeat of the French, and the
Capture ottne Invincible Standard,. which is presented to
the ever to be lamented Sir Ralph Abercromby, after hav-
ing received his Death Wound.
.Lower and Upper BOxes 4s.--Second PtiCt} 2S.
'Pit --Second Pricers. First Gallery is. —Secpnd Price6d.
Upper Gallery &I.': .• •
Doors to Ise opened•at Halt-past Five, and begin at Half-
,past Six o'Clock. —Second Ptice.at Half-past Light o'Clock.
N. MI DD.I.ETON‘ 'POCKET :13tynK, and; -BLACK-
LEAD PENCIL-MAKER to-tile KlNG'and PRI.NCE
of WALE S', the-0 rig,inal Matiufaiii No. '162, Strand,
011Posite Newcastle-street, and at N0':145; Strand, oppo-
site Catherine-street, -
• BEGS. leave to recommend to 'the Public his Ge-
!mine BLACK PENCILS, whose superior
eXcellenee has been for inure than Fifty Years- univergally ac'-
knowledged; and Pencils fof prawing.in' Colours (of
Invention), which tar surpass every thing of the kind before
known.: •DraWings, by way-of specimen, may:be seen, to
distinguish his Pencils flora Counterfeits. The mark which
Waslormerly, only Middleton,* is now Changed to N:' Mid-
dle:on and Ihe DireCtion, 16; Strand,,lenndon, stamped on
,each
AN EXT,ENSIVE.ASSORTMENT OF POgKET-
BOOKS and Thread-caseS, elegantly, Mounted in gold, sil-
ver, and plain ; all the different yearly Memorandum-book's,
the and Polite Repositories, Pocket Atlas,- Souvenir,
with the differeilt Arrnanacks, Calendars,- Sce; ;• a '4•Oin'Plete
assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Disssing-eases ; Gen-
tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every Article for
Shaving and Dressing; Portable.VVriting and Dressing-desks
and Boxes, hn mahogany, satinwood; Mather, &c_; Writing
Paper, extra fine•cut large Pens, line Irish and I;utch Scal-
ing Wax, and all kinds of-Stationary ;
PORTABLE and-COTINTLNG-HO USE LETTER
COPYING MACHINES.
These_MachineS,uby which writing may be expediticiuslV
and clearly. copied, are brought by N. NH 12)D LETON •to
• the utmoit- perfedion, and comprised- in a itiahogaviy ease,
Winch forms,a complete Desk ; some so small, as to be the
.greatest'i:ofiVenience to thoSe who travel ; others of a size
and forth:to ans Ayer the piirposes of a co.mplete-Secretaire.
.4. large -Assortment ut Razors, and all kinds of tine Cut-
lery. • . • - • ; -

POOR ORPHAN'S of CLERGYMEN.

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AT of
QUARTEIE L MEP] LING of the SO-
CTY tbr.MAII4TAINING and'EDVCATIN;;
POOR ORPHAN CHILORENof CLERGYMEN, till
,of AGE, to, be pot: PPRENTIC:E, hektatJhe CROWN
and ANCHOR TAv ERN, .:on THURSDAY. Eveping last,
-the following CHILDREN were Eleeted 'info Ilip.SchoOls
.ofthe .Sociely., viz.- . . .
HARRY ET BURROW, Daughter of the "Ret.:John Bur-
, foNV, late of-Thorn Falcon, Sornetsetshire:
. ANNA NI kRIA CO LNETT, one of the eight Children
ofthe,Rev.: Isaac Colnett; late Curate of Whttliarn Holy
Cross, in Essex.
MARY ANNA CO LN ETT, twirl Sister of the ahpve,

MARY ANNWOR E WOO • FAWC ETU', Orre'of •the
three Children of the Rev. John Fawcett,. D. D late
Vicar of Milford' in the County of Hants.
SUSAN -C H RI STFA NA' LOWDER', one of th.e Children
- of the Rev..' Samuel Molyneux Lowder, late Vicar of
Cardiff; in the County of Glamorgaik
CATHERINE ANN WILSON, Daughter ,of She Rev.
Richard Wilson, late of Lutterworth, in the county of
Lek:ester. . , •

Benefactions and Subscriptions to this Humane Institution
are thankfully ivcei'ved .by• the Treasurer, Jultn
:sq. No. to, Bedford-Row, where the Rides and Coustitu-
Itions of the Society may be known. • •
_—__ _.

EDW. EMBRY, Se,. •

CHARTER-HOUSE.

THE Anniversary Meeting of the Noblemen and
88 Gentlemen educated ar:the charter-:Home School 4
be held at the Chartet,liouse,,on Saturday .the - tzth 01:
December. _ . _

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Divine Sec% ice to begin at Two o'Clockp
, . STEWARDS.
W. Wollaston, Esq: . William Key, Esq.
George Martin, Esq. '• ; Theophilus -Clive, Esq.
Henry Samuel Eyre, 'Esq. Bon.Ewd, Spencer Cowper.
N.B. Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clock.

. • - NAVIGATION-HOUSE, DUBLIN.
, . •
• • , 16th Ottobe4 for.
11-lE. reeto-General.of D NAVIGA
T I OINT, in, Ireland, Fo,risOer*, the imp-Ortance of ren-
dering the River Shannon navigable iron). Lough Alien to, the.
Sea,- whefebY a ready 'conveyance -maybe arliirded for the
produce of.the .fertile shores 9; that. River, and of the Col-
ies and other Mines:uppll its banks, .so La as the.cirkann-
stances of the cothitryy,:ill allow
And Wiring taken into consideration the favourable oppot-
tunity
,Which-the.prospeekot returning Peace bolds forth. for
undertaking works of tins , . .
This Board will receive 'Proposals (according -to- the prO-:
visions of an Ad passed in the 40th year'Of 1-Irs'preSerit Ma-
jesty for promoting.lnland Navigation in,jrclandj. lcook any
Pelson or Company of Persons belonging to any part 'of,. tic:.
Onited Kingdom; who may be willing and able to enter
upon and prosecute with dispatch, and OW the inmrove-,
ment of the Navigation of the River Shannon, trorniough
Allen`;. and the Board will recommend a large and. liberal aid
t, be granted, to the personS who shall conttadsfor the chin
pletion of proper Works for that purpose, of such dimensions
and upon such terms as shall be agreed upon,
By •Order of the Diredors-,Qeneral,
• WILLIAM GREGORY, Sec.

ARMAGH
• Kay t 6, 1798.
EREAs.• the REMAINS of the Lae
• RICHARD, LORD PRIMATE, have- been de-
posited in the Cathedral, of 'Armagh l®r near four years,,,
without any other Memnial. than what has arisen from the
contemplation of the many •magrrifieent BUildiligS and Insti-
tutions, erected and endowed by him•lbr public benefit,. end
private catteetiljence within this City, Diocese, and K,ingdoin ;
We, whose dames- are •hm.etinto -subscribed, haviiig been
honoured with his friendship while living, and revering his
Memory now dead, have-agr,eed to subscribe the Sums- affix,
ed to our respeAive names, for the purpose of greeting a Mo-
mnbearto his Memory in the Cathedral of Arirtagh ; being
convinced, 'that. if the Nation at large had an opportunity of
testifying the grateful recolledion shcy have of such,a Bene-:
actor, a Suitt would be raised sufficient to creel a Monu,
ment worthy of a Nation, deSirou's of affordink-an-example to
his Successors, .and all Posterity, of the grateful sense they
itiel-,.for the Memory of a Man. who,.. for near Thirty-Years,
filled thE tirst-station in this -Realm, with so much credit, to
himself, and benefit to-these kingdoMs.
• Richard Allot, late Precentor of Armagh,.. s, d.
now Dean of Raphoc ' • 22. 15". o
Wm: Lodge,-,Chantellor ofArrriagh - 22 o
. James Archibald Hamilton, Prebendary of
Mullibrack • . - - ,22 .IS o
John Foster,. late;Speaker. - - so cr 0
R. Murray, Provost Trin. College, Publin 22'15
SUbseriptions to be _received by the Rev. Dean_ Allot,
Raphoe.; the Rev. Doclor-Hainilton, Armagh ; and :at, the
Houses of Sir Wm. Newcomen,'l3art. and. Co.'and the Right
Hon David Litouche:and Co. Dublin ; and .Messrs. HAM-
mersley, Loudon.- .•• • • • - • • • '
N.B. The breakingout,of the Rebellion inimediately after
the above Paperwits signed, preventedits being-proceeded on
till now. r
r.
Armagh, Oit'..•23i.:lSor.