The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, -DRURY-LANE.

MO-MORROW EVENING, Sept. 1307,
will be performed
THE WONDER.
Don Lopez, Mr. PURSER '
•
Don Felix, Mr. E LLI STOW ;
Frederick, Mr. HOLLAND ;
COlonel Briton, Mr. BA.R YM olt E ;
Don Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Gibby, Mr. PA Likrl ER,
(Being his first appearance in that Charmer);
Lissardo, Mr. BANNIST E R
Donna ViOlanre, Mrs. 'OR DAN, •
(Being,lier second appearance these two' Seasorii);
• - Donna Isabella, Miss ME L LON ;
•
Flora, Miss POPE. •
wi r

THE POOR SOLDIER.
Patrick, by A YOUNG LADY,
(Being• her first appearance on any Stage);
Fitzroy, Mr. COOK Et •
Dermot, Mr. DI GNUM;
Darby, •Mr. MATHEWS ;
rather Luke (first time). Mr. PALMER •
Bagatelle, Mr. WEWI 1.1. E R.
Norah, Mrs. MO UN TA N 4
Kathlane' Mrs. BLAND. • •
The Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at
Mal( pait Six.
On Thursday; the last new Tragedy of Adelgitha.

THhATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 21, i 807,
will be performed
CYMBELINE, KING OF •BRIIITAJN.

ZRITtiNS
Cymbeline, Mr CRESWELL ;
Polydore, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Leonatus Pusthumus, Mr. KIMBLE.
ausaANs:
lachimo, Mr., POPE;
Queen, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Insogen, Miss NORTON,
Jim the Theatres Royal. Liverpool and Nfanchester, being
her first appearance on this Stage.

WITH

THE FARMER.
, .
• 'Valentine, Mr. INCL EDON
jemmy Jumps, Mr. MUNDEN
Louisa, Miss BOLTON,
(Her first appearance in that Charaeler);
Betty Blackbgry, Mrs. LisToN •
Molly Miybush, Miss MEADOWS,' - •
(Her first appearance in that Character)..
The Doors to be ,opened at Halt past Five, acv .1 begin at
Halt-past Six.
On• Wednesday, Wild Oats ; with The Qtlf Liter.

GRAND PRIZE OFFORTY THOUSAND pouNtis.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZW.,
No Prize of less Value than Twenty Povimas.
QTKIT LOTTERY on the NEW PLAN, begins
Drawing October zoth, 1807.
SCHEME.
Prize of ',C.t0,000 - £40,000
$ • - 20.000 • - - 40,000
2,
loos
5 500 - 2,500
. 100
50
low - • - • . . 25,000
/ Prizes of Tickets
Goou in the Supplern
en. 20 etch, • • . 120,000
tory Lottery,worth

20,000 rickets. Ca 57,000
ONE FIXED CAP riAL.

In proof of the Value of a Supplementary Ticket, I.
WARNER engages to pay Twen'ty Pounds for every Sup-
plementary Ticket, and in propoVrton for every Share Pur.
chased at'his or any, other LicestrAet State Lottery Office, or
their Agents, if brought tar Sale: cm or before-the 16th of
November,, 1807, being three days Infos* the Drawing of the
Supplementary Lottery : after tha t time theliolders of every
such Ticket or Share, not receiving Money, will be enti-
tled to their Chance iif the Sup' ?lementary Lottery, which
begins Drawing the 19th Novemb Der, and contains the follow.
Log Prizes :
a Prize of • . ZtoooO-.... . is - . - ,Cto,ooo
i
,
S
s. - . . . 500 - - - - - - . 2,500
20 . - . - .. 100 •
2e) - - - - - .So, - .. . .- .
1 joo l'fi . 22,500
••••••••-..--. f.......••••••••••
3652 Prizes. C 63030,

TICKETS and SHARESSIre on Sale at I. WARNER's
Licensed Lottery Office, No. 16, Comhill, facing the Royal
Exchange.
Orders from the Country. containing Bank Notes, or short.
slated Bills, will betreated the same as it present.
'N.B. A. liberal Allowance to Countcy. Agents, for Ready-
warner recommends an early. Purchase, as he it well
informed Ticketk and Shares will nse considerably.

0 TAT E LOTTERY S CIiEM Ft for 1 sO7, on 3
NEW PLAN. iiegins Drawing -the zoth of °dotter,
and finishes the 14th of November, iliO7.
I Priie of £401060 - •• Is - - . , C 40,000
2
2 - - . . - . 20.000
S . . . . - Woo
s . . . - . Soo
24, . . • • ' 100
so . . a ft - so
3000
Prizes of Tickets
n the Supplemen. so etch
eOOO tart' Lottery, valu-
ed, if sold, at •
-_

7085 Benefit Tickets.

,C 257,000

20,000 Tickets.
And, as an undoubted testimony of the Value of a Sup
elementary Ticket, 1 will pay, on demand, at the rate of;
AO. Prize for every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary
Prize, if sold at either of -my Offices, and offered for Sale
again-on or before the 16th of November, 1807, being three
Days before the Supplementary .Lottery begins Drawing; or
the Holders of such Tickets or Shares after that time will be
entitled to thC Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary
Lottery, which is to consist of the CaocpNumbers above al-
luded to, and will be determined by the following Scheme,
to begin Drawing teth November, and end the lath.
SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME.
Prize 01 Cal,oco •- is - ,C20,0e0
- • • - 10,000
*IWO
S • " 500
20 - . . - • lob • • •
20 " • " • c° - • • • • •
1500 • • " •
.S•oo Ticitets, ,C 63,000

10,000
$OOO
2500
200•
1000

22,,5?0

N.B. Plea'se 6 observe the Fifst.drawn Ticket on the
Fifth Day of the First Lottery will be entitled to 40,00.1.
leaving all the other Capital-Prizes both in the Principal and
6Opplernentarz Lutteries floating.
Ti el< ETS ant" SH All ES are now selling by Sir JAM ES
lI.RANsCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery offices,
No. 11, .Holborn,, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haytnaritet.
Not Twrilllali'm to a Prize, and the PliZeS paid on Dc.
Eland;

MEDICAL SCHOOL PF Guy's HOSPITAL.

oc.,,,itsE of LECTURES
will commence thebeginilim;ot October, viz.
PRACTICE of MCDICiNE, by Dr. OASINGTON
and Dr. CURRY.

CHEMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON, Dr. MARCET•
and Mr. ALLEN.
EXPERINIENI AL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr, ALLEN.-
THEOICY Of MEDICINE, and MAT E RIA MEDICA,
by Dr. CURRY arui Dr. CHOLMELEY.
MIMYIFERY,, and DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN,•by Dr. HAIG ELTON.'
PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL CCO.
NOM Y, by Dr. HAICHTON.
CLINICAL LECTURES on SELECT MEDICAL
CASES, by Dr. *BABINCITON, Dr. CURRY, and Dr.
MA RCET. •

N. B. These several LeCtures are so arranged, that no two.
of thein intcrferein'the hours or At tendance ; and the whole,
together with the 'Lecturcs•oh Anatomy, and those on the
Principle: and Practice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of
St, Thomas's Hospital, adjoining. is calculated to-form a
Co►replete Course ut Medical and Chirurgical InstruEtions.
Terms and. other Particulars may bu learnt front 'Mr.
Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital.

To morrow Morning will he published,
EFLECTIONS on dm! PEACE between ItITS-
'II. Sin and FRANCE. CollAted front THE SUN
Newspaper.
London: Printed for George Richards,_ No. 9, Cornhill.
4. We cannot resume the valuable Reflections on the Treaty
of Tilsit, without again recommending them to the earnest
attention of the Publics; conlrinced it they have their due
Med upon the People of Euruipe in general, it may tend to
save them anti their Rulers from the ruin which may other.
Wise result from the deep dangerous policy of the French
Government."—Susz. 'at t.. it.

This Day was pulilislied, price vs. •
INEFL ECT IO N S ontAa tbe SINFULNESS of
CRUELTY to ANIMALS; on some of the most.pre-
valent Examples of it, and on some of the most powerful
Motives by which it is encouraged ; in a Sermon preached at
All. Saints Church, Southaultilon, on Sunday, August IN
RICHARD*IANT, M.A.
Curate of Buriton, and late FOlow of Oriel Coll- Oxford.
Printed. fot F. and. C. Rivlrntton. No. 6x, St. Paul's
Church-IW, and I. Hatchard, Piccadilly. •