The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-L. E.
ONMONDAY EVENING, March 9, ISo 1,
. ' will be-performed,
- ' . • . DEAF AND DUMB •
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
With a New Prologue and Epilogue.
f , The. Char tiers by - -
Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON,_
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. ' Mr: C. KEMBLE, Mr. BARRYMORE,
Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, un.
Idr., PALM ER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUIMAN;
Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
And Mrs. SPARKS.
WITH

HARLEQUIN AMULET.
The New Drama of Deaf and Dumb will be repeated
on Tuesday and Saturday next ; on Tuesday, with Blue
Bard.
*** The Public are respeafully informed, that, on
Thursdayi Mrs.-Jordan, Will make her first appearance
this Season, in the Character of the Country Girl. •
A new Tragedy, called Julian and Acmes, is in rehear-
sal, and wilt be produced as soon as possible. ' •

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY EVENING, March 9, $o I,
will be performed,
KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
Richard, Mr. COOKS.
After which will be pertormed (for the sth time), a New
Grand Histaic Pantomime Drama in two Parts, called
PEROUSE
Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND. • -
The AcEli6, &c. of this BalTet, undt: rl,.t sole direction of
Mr' F are zty.—The Overture composed by Messrs.
MookLHEAa and DilVY.—The Mean:O.-Cue First. Part
by Mr. Day y, and that of the Second by Mr. Moores-
_ EtAD. —With entire new Music, Scenery, Machiliery,
Dresser, and Decorations:
EtTROPZINS. .
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Bemuse (the Navigator), Mr. 11. JOHNSTON ;
Theodore (the son of Perouse), Miss J ENKINSON ;
And Madame Perouse, Mrs. 11. JOHNSTON.
Chimpanzee (an Aniital ofthe.Desolate Island), Master
MENAGE. •

NATIVES OF A NEIGHBOUEING ISLA)O. '
Kanko (Suitor to Vinba.), Mr. FARLEY
Nevski (thanes Father), Mr. D E LPL N ;
And Umba, Mrs. MI LLS.
The New Contedy will be performed every Tuesday and
Thursday during Lent.
On Saturday, the Tragedy of Othello.
-rhe new G rand Historic Drama of Perouse will be re-
'gated every Evening till further notice.

• PICOT DIAMOND.
March 2, 'Sot,
NO. '948, Drawn this morning, • and en_
titled to the Grand Prize of the PIGOT DIA-
MOND, was sold by HORNSBY and Co. at their
old established State Lottery 01lice, No. 26, Cornhill,
Ntriio also sold, in the year 1774, the Grand Diamond Prizes
in Cot's Museum Lottery.

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ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, ,
NoW .DRAWING.
WARRANTED UNDRAWN.
The Tickets and Shares, on .the very lowest possible
Terms, will continue on Sale. during the whole of the
Drawing of the prerent State Lottery, warranted un-
drawn at. the time, of purchasing,4 by which mode the
Puiehaser will be as secure as if the Ticket or Share
hid been bought betore the Wheel went round.
Th::following CAPITAL PRIZES have been
Sold, Shared, and- Registered, by HORNSIIY and Co.
.3 Prises at' Thtrty Thortsand-Pounds.
7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds,
I Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Pounds:
r 3 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds.
19 Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds.
so PriZes of Two Thousand Pounds.
40 Prizes-of One Thousand Pounds.
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73 P,dzes of Five Hundred Pounds.

PLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT, AND MONEY
• • CONCERNS. .
TO
,I3E DISPOSED OF, Four Appointments
or gOl. 3001. scol. and Sool. per ann. Gentlereeh
th.tt have interest, may be informed of several genteel Va.
cancies of 401..601. 701. Sol. tool. 1501. poi. 3001. 4001.
1.01. 6001. Soot. wool. and 2oeol. per ann. both at Home
and' Abroad: Commissions in- the Arrny for Sale and Ex-
. changei—Two Thousand, Three Thousand, and Five
- Thousand Pounds, immediately ready for the Purchase of
Three Annuities, on any good Security for the Life of the
Grantor, the Grantee, or redeemable:—Persons possessing
- real Incomes for Life, arising from Estates, Houses, Money
in the Funds,. Rent Charges, Jointures, Marriage Settle-
ments, Church Livings, Scc..maY be accommadated with
temprary Sums from. 1001. to any amount, and their
.Affairs transacted with honour and secre47.
Personal Applications to Melvilleand Co. NO. 7, Ce-
cil-street, Strand, from Eleven till Three o'Clo'cl‘. No
Letters received but what are paid.
P.S. Several well-secured Annuities to be disposed of,
from 201. a year, upwards, and on terms eligible to the
Purchaser. •

- - SCARCITYO F MONEY:
TN 'these unpreeedent -*(1. t. ded-Ti es the
proposition of a peeuneiary
y .dts ra m
when it is made from
any truly respedable quarter, becomes extremely interest-
ing,even to those who have the very. best Sectirities to offer.
In this important contemplation it is, that a Man of urn-
pie power, and of the first respectability in life (which an
Interview, (.1 other •
.contideuttal cOrrespor.denCe, will
evince); is happy thus In tender to People of Rank and
Honour, or to Persons possessed -of Landed, or equally
fixed Property (the Beneficed Clete", or Ladies having
Dowers or Settlements; in 'Particillar), any instant Sum,
by Redeemable Annuity Loan, at Annuity Interest, but
of not less amount than tool. nor of more than jcool. to
any one Person. It would be idle to advance, that the
leading motiveof this Address is not to Make a legal ad-
vantage beyond what can be made by common Mortgage,
or the Public Funds ; for it really is the motive ; but ne-
vertheless every transaction arising from it, will evidence
its being founded on prihciples diametrically opposite to
the numerous-alluring, yet (too generally) deceptious, of-
fers on this subjedt in all the-llaily Prints ; of course, on
principles of integrity, secrecy, and dispatch • and (it fol-
lows) of unfailingly yieldik the most.perfebtsatistadion
to the Borrower, in the result.
Letters only,, candidly giving the Name and Residence
of the'resPedive Writers, will be noticed; but every gen-
tleinanly attention will be paid to such, direCled (Postage
free) to Mr., H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond,
the. Master of the New Chapter Collte-house, Duke's-
court, Broad-cc,urt Long-acre, London.—*** No Agent,
?or Broker can be listened to. • -

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery,
dated the list Day of Jan. dot, made in a Cause, cri7
titled WHATMORE against EARL and Others, on
the tioth Day of March, 180 t, between the Hours of
One and Two o' Clock in the AfterdOon, before Peter
Holford, Esq. one of the Masters of the aid COurt, at
the Public Salt.roorn of the said Court, in Southamp-
ton-buildings, Chancery.lane., in One Lot .
eRVERAL PIECES or PARCELS of -FREE.
KJ HOLD LAND, part of the. Ek.tates late of. ED-
WARD WHA.TMORE, Esq. deceasd, situate within
the. Manor of Woodhall, near, Tadeat ter, iit.the- County.
of York. . •
particulari, whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Mas.
ter's Chambers, in. Southamptort-buildinis aforesaid ; or
raser, Staple Ittn, -London ; and .01. Wm. Dawson,
Xsci. of Tadcaster.