The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-09 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TOLMORTIONV EVENING, January 10, 1607,
perwrmed
THE TEMPEST; •
Or THE *ENCHANTED ISLAND.
Yo which will be added, for the Wit time, a new Pan:

tornirne, called
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Oir, THE GOLDEN EGG.
The Scenes,• Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirely new:
The Overturt and Music composed by Mr. Ware.
The Pantomime produced under the. Direaion of Mr. Farley.
The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jt%
The Scenery by friestsrs. Phillips, Whitmore, Hollogao4
Greaves, Hodgings, and their Assistants.
Principal Charatlers
Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS;
Bolin: afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO:.
LOG NA,, jun.
Avary, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire Bugle, afterwar4s Zany, Mr. G K I MALDI
Oddfish, Mr. MENAGE;
Cabiln-Boy (with a Song), Master S MAL LEY iy
Columbine, Miss SEARLE.. • _
ttoxes 6t., Second Price 35.-Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 25.
allerY as. • Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. .Second
price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Bet-office, in Hart-
Street.
The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at
tlalf-past Six.
9n Monday, The Revenge, being the only night it can be
acted this Season; with the ne* Pantomitne.
On Tuesday, Tht Birth-Day ; with Arbitration ; or, Wive
1144 Easy.

A CAPTAIN DRAGOON GUARDS, in
England, wishv..s to Exchange to INFANTRY, ci.
Sher a Regiment of the Line, or garricon Battalion.
"°Hatters, dill
applity Al=srs. Rzwltes. MOSIACY, and
Piccay.
'4l-11ION LIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Ud LONDON
Istablished 'Bei', 'for Insatrance from Fire, threughout Great
Britain and Ireland, anti in Foreign Countries ; for the In-
surance of Lives ; and for the granting of Anuuities.
C‘iPITAL.I-ONF. MILLION.
THE MR :,'CTOItS beg to remind Persons whose-
Policies expire at'Christmas, that their Paymcatt.
thould be made within fifteen days from that period,
at the Company's House. in 'Chaoge.alley, Cornhill ; or to
some One 01 rhe Companyis Residents in the Country.
Among other advatitagetr, it will appear by the .Coitipatiy's
Proposals, that no chargo is niade for Policies'or hawse-
Thents ; that a large wad 'unprecedented commission is al-
lowed on Insurances on Lives ; that Life Lusurances arc not
attended with Admission Fees, nor with any responSibility
on the part of the person insuring top-lake good the loSses of
others ; and that a considerable Deduction is made on the
Premiums of tire lnsuraitees out of London, whether ef-
*acd at the Company's pfincipal Office, or with any of ifs
Country Residents.
Attendance, daily„ from Nine till pour.
By Order mr. the Board of Diredors,
WARNER FM PPS, Secretary..
December lc, ISc6.

FREEHOLD ESTATE.
On the Borders of, fluntiitgdonshirc and Iledfords!iire.
TO BE SOLD -By AUCTION,
On Thursday the 29th Day of January, 1807,• at the Cock
Inn, in F:aton, in the County of Bedford, '
A. FIIEEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parishes
of Great Houghton, in tile County of Huntingdon, and
ton Soutn, in the County oi'Bedford, codtaiiiitv-, about 6o
Acres of Arable and AleadOw Laud, in' the Occupation of Mr.
Charles Banks, who will spew the Premises.
Possession may he had at Lady Day next, and further par-,
oculars at the Offices of Mes.irs. Yorke and, Sherard, in
t)undle or Thrapston.

LEICESTERSHIRE.
TO SOLD BY AUCTION,
,By Mr. OWSTON,
EY Order of the Assignees of Robert Abney, a Bankrupt, at
the Queen's Head Inn, in A .11..hy.:1c-la. Zou,:h, in the
county of Leicester, on Monda‘, the izth clay of January
instant, at Eleven o'clock in till.. Forenoon, in Lots, and
subject to such Conditions as will then be produced,
A FtEEHOLD MESSUAGE, with the Out-
' -I-, buildings and Malt ()aloes thlreto adjoining ; and also
2'vu Closes of Land, and a small Phmation or Shrubbery, si-'
"late in Ashby-cie.la-Zouch, containing about-io Acres.
AhAlso the Lite Esate f Elizaeth, the Wie•of aid Robert
0-neY,. of and hs at capi otal Manbsion Elouse,f withs convenient
"-offices, Garden, and other Appurtenances, and about 61
Acres of excellent arable, meadow, mud pasture Land, in a
Pod state of cultivation, situate in Asi tby-de- la-Zouch.
Also the Lite Estate of the said Rob. Abney, of and in a
Very valuable Estate, situate in Heather, in. the County of
eicester, comprising a Farm-house and Out-buildings, six
ti-:ottages, and about ztz Acres of exceediing good arable, mea-
, and pasture Land, in a high state of cultivation. And
t, so of and in three Closes of Land, contarming about !3 Acres,
Littate at Higham-on-the-Hill,.in the sLtid County. 1,
ItAlso Two Shares of sol. each, secured on the Tolls aris.
from the Turnpike Road leading frotti,Sawley, in Notting-
tB hire to Tamworth. in Warwickshire.
r,uno ?•1 s „dine Shares inAshby-de--Zouch Canal Nvi.
" and Security fort he
3001. up on thela Toils arising from the
Also an Annuity of 501. for the Life of the said Mrs.
11:briey.
k.Also another Annuity of 201. for the jott• Lives ofthe said
"wtf,
jaind Mrs. Abney, and the Life of tieriurvivor them.
sted Particulars, describing each Lilt, may be had of.
end !,)%rtois, Leicester; the Inns at As Isby-de-la.Zouch,
Estar Joining Towns
teY Solicitor in Ashby -de-la-Zotich,will direa the
be
Shewn'
at
whose
°like Plan 6 may. be seen and
.rs had
• rartictiLir- •
h; will
al:, and such further infOarnatio* as may be desir.
street,')Roj •a be riven by Mr. Angland,Zoli:;itor, in Old
Exchange, Loodu.u.

STATE LOTTERY.
2 . Prizes of . ,C30,c00

2 • • • •-• 20,000
2 • . • 10,000
3 . 5,000
&c. Arc.
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. iNo. 93, Royal
1 Exchange, London, are now selling TI ETS and
SHARES for the STATE LOTTERY Which begins Draw-
ing the 13th of January, 1807, the Schenteof which contains
the above Capitals, besides the usual proportion, of other
Prizes

In ,the late Lottery, No. 9,iso, a Prize or Zoosol. and
No. 19;04, a to,oool. were both sold in Shares by HA=
ZARD, BORNE and Co.
*** Correspondents accompanying their Oiders with Re-
mittkulces, will be treated on the same Terms a's if piesent.
.Letters ;post-paid) duly austvered„

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this new Critical. lournal.
CO NTENI
TILEOLOGY. •
Van Mildert's Boylcan Let:.

tures.
Vaughan's Address
Chateaubriand's Demonstra•

Lion
Cambridge's Charge
Burgess's Posthumous Ser-

mons
Proud's Unitarian Doarine

retuted
Cox's Address to Dissenters

JURT.sritUtnNCE.
Laws on Civil Actions
Abridgment of Nisi l'rius
.Plowcien's Law of Tythings

'S of No. I.
Herbert's Miscellaneous Poe-
try

MEDICINE. •
~Villan onVaccinelnoculation
Arnold on I nsanity

POLITICAL ECONOMY.
jarrold'sDissertations on Man

1.311.01.0 G Y.
Salmon's Evenings at Southill

RußA.,....sconrosix.
Loudowo Treatise on Coun-
try Residences, &c.
Maddock's Letter
Waddington's ,Letter to Tier-
ney
Styles's Essay on. the Stage
The Farmer's Account Book
Coat's Plan nt Taxation

FOREIGN LITERATURE.
TURKEY.

Ahmed Vassit Effendi on the
Monunlents and the Truths
of Historical Memoirs • '

SPAIN.

. .
Curso di Quimaca general ap-
plicada a las Aries •

BIOG. APHY.
Life of Washington
Memoirs of Hutchinson
Napoleon and the, French
People
ARCHAOLOGY. HOLLAND.
The Archmologia, Vol. XV. 1 Verhandeling over den In.
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. FLOCCI, &C.
Helms' Travels Bibliotheca Critica
TRADE AND COMMERCE. FRANCS.
Young's West-India Corn- Lettres inedites de Mirabeau
111011 Place Book flistoire des GuerresdesGau-
.
THE *RAMA. lois et des Francois en Italie
The Vindicdive Alan 1 Lettres stir le Valais, &c.

CLRMANY.

StatistischenUmriss tier Slim-
mt lichen EuropiischenStaa.
ten