The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-20 00:00:00

KING'S THtATRE

VfR. EBERS begs leave, most respectfully,
to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers to
the Opera, and the Public, that the. King's Theatre will be
RE-OPENED 7 on SATURDAY, the 4th of January, 1823,
under the Direction of a Committee of Noblemen. The fol-
lowing Performers have already been engaged :
For the OPERA—Madame Camporese, Madame Ronzi de
Beg,nis, Mademoiselle Caradori, Mademoiselle Clerini, Madame
Veatris, and Madame Borgondio (who has never yet appeared
in this country), Signor Curioni, Signor Reina—Primo. Tenore
at the Theatre dela Scala, at Milan, (who has never yet appear-
ed in this country), Signor Placci, Signor de Begnis, Signor
Porto—Primo Buffo Cantante at the Theatre-Royal, Barcelona,
(who has never yet appeared in this country) ; the Chorus will
consist of the ordinary number of Voices. Leader of the Band
Signor Spagmoletti ; Composer and Conductor, Signor Coccia ;
Poet, Signor Stefano Vestris.
For the BALLET-Moisieur fils, (Premier -Dan-
seur at the Royal Academy of Music, at Paris), Monsieur
Albert, Monsieur Charles Vestris ; Mademoiselle Fanny Bias,
(Premiere Danseae at the Royal Academy of Music), at
Paris ; Mademoiselle Noblet, Madame Ronzi Vestris,
demoiselle Aurelia (Premiere Danseuse at !the Royal Aca-
demy of Music, at Paris), Monsieur Armand Des. Forges
(Premier Danseur at the Theatre Royal, •Bourdeaux), Made-
moiselle Mercandotti, Mademoiselle De Varennes, Monsieur
Falcoz, Madame Falcoz (from the Theatre Royal, Lisbon),
Madem°l44l44o./e ercci, Monsieur Lefebvre, Mademoiselle
Aubert, Monsieur Faucher, rilademoiselle Athalie, Mademoi-
selle Gane, Monsieur Boisgerard, with an improved Corps de
Ballet.
Principal Ballet Master, Monsier Aumer (from the Royal
Academy of Music, at Paris) ; Leader of the Ballet, Mr. Mori ;
Deputy Stage Manager, Signor De Giovanni ; _Principal Scene
Painter, Signor Zara ; Superintendant of the Wardrobe, Signor
Sestini.

Secretary, Mr. Allan ; Treasurer, Mr. Webster ; Bankers,
Messrs. Chambers and Son, 150, New Bond-street,. who will
receive Subscriptions for Boxes ; applications for which are to
be addressed to Mr. Ebers, at the King's Theatre, and 27,
Old Bond-street.

An Engagement has been sent abroad, to Signor La Blashe,
Premier Basso Cantante, at Turin ; and Mademoiselle Le
Gros, Premiere Danseuse at the Theatre Royal, Naples.
Dec. 20, 1822.

52 CAPITALS FOR ONE DAY.

y and J. SIVEWRIGIIT are Selling War-
• :anted Undrawn Tickets and Shares at their Offices,

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37, Cornhill ; 1 38, Haynirket,
11, Holborn , I Corner of Coventry.street ;
for the Grand Last Day of Drawing, viz.:— -
MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER. 23,
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when the Lottery ends, and all the Prizes in the Wheel, in-
cluding 52 CAPITALS', and all the Tickets, must be Drawn.
The Capitals in the Wheel are

1....0f.... £20,000 9 of . . X5OO
2. lO,OOO 9 3OO
1 5,000 26 2OO
4 l,OOO

J. and .1. SIVENVRIGHT'S 'Offices hare always been dis•
tingnished for the Sale of Capital Prizes, and in the Present
Lottery ►hey have Shared and Sold 2,612, a Prize of £2,000,
and several other Capitals. As the drawing will begin at an
early hour on Monday Morning, they solicit those who in-
tend to honour them with their purchases for the List Day,
to apply at their Offices on or before Saturday Evening next,