The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-26 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 261 isog.

NUMBER 53Q4.]

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
MHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 26, 1809,
will be perlOrmed a Tragedy, called
THE ROMAN FATHER.
Tullus Hostilius, Mr. EGER] ON;
.Horatius, Mr. COOKE.- •
Publius Horatius, Mr. Y 0 U•lis G •
Valerius, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Horatia, Mrs. CLARKE ;
Valeria, Miss BRISTOW. , • -
in Ate V. the Entry of Publius into Rome, with a tiinin-
phal Chorus. - • •
•
4fter which Will be performed a new Comic Pantomime,
• , nailed • - •••
_ _

. ' fitcrUAL4ING-oFFIcE, •:'
Dec. 22, Iso9.
rrHE COIVIMISSIONERSjor.ncT u.,1 L LING
HIS MAJESTY': NAVY dO hereby give Notice, Thai
on Tuesday, the 2d of 7anuary nextithey -soill be ready us receive
Tenderi, in writing (sealed up'), and treat for Otte Thousand
Quarter: of New Pale; and for Two Hundred Quarters of New
Close-dried AMBER -MA LT, to be answerab.'e to Samples to be,
produced with the Tenders, to be delivered, one Half' thereof its
a Fortnight, and the
,other Half in a Fa, tnight afterwards, into
His Majesty's Viilualling Stores 'at Deptford, and to be paid for
0 Bills payable, with Interest, ninety. days alter dare. '
The Conditions of the Contrail moy be seen -at theSecretarylS
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the 'Price shall
not be inserted sn words at length, er that. i'Dalt not beideliverrd to
Ike Board before One O'Clock on the said- Tuesday, the 2d of
yanuary, nor' unless the Persan :who makes the Tender, or some
Person sot his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. , •

HARLEQUIN- PEDLAR ;
Or, THE HAUNTED WELL.
'Harlequin 'Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
- - Clown, Mr. GRIMALat;'
sir Timothy Chalksione,•mr. T. : BL AN CHARD;
Sir. Marmachike Rupee, Mr.' RI DG WAY ;
Columbine, Miss ADAMS ;
Fairy of'the Wen, Miss M. BRISTOW ;
'fairies, Misses E. H. and S. ADAMS, With, Dancing.
Boxes.7s. Second Prices. list.—Pit 3s.'fal. 'Second Price
23. Gallery zs. Second t rice 155—Upper Gallery.ts.
The Doors will Ire opened at Half past Five, and the Play
Legin ..it Hail past six.
. • 'Aso-morrow, The Wheel a Fortune. • •
This Day was'pitblisbed, . .
On Thursday, .Eveiy Man in his Humour. - •
, , , Elegantly printed in quarto,
.price H.:ss. in boards,
1f.112"' It having heen4tiggested to the Proprietors that WALLACE ; or, The 11-tht of 'Falkirk. A
Advertisement relative to that part of the F tont BoXes, which
Metrical Romance.
... f . ,_
is ncpw occupied by Annual Boxes. is liable to misconstrue?, '
T W
Printed for . Cadell, and . Davie:, Strand.
lion, they beg leave most respedfully to state, that, at the
end ~t the present Season, they will open to the Public use -•- •
the circle of Upper Boxes, retaining only the seven Anneal
,
Boxe son each side, as they stood in the old Theatre. . LIFE 0-F LORD NELSON.
This Day .was published, . •
~
_ „..,
' Elegantly printed by Hensley, in Two, farge volumes, Im-
perial qiiavto, and illustrated by numerous Engravulgs by
the most eminent Artists, from l'idures painted expresty
for the Worlc,,by Messrs. West, Westali, '.Pocock., ..',:e.
g'ice'4l. 95. in extraAraitts; dedicated, by permission, to
s- Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, . .
THE LIFE of ADMIRAL LORD NELSON,
1 K.B. from hiS Lordship's ;Manuscripts.
By the Rev TAMES STANIEI. CLARKE',..R.S.
Librarian to the Prince„ -and Char sin to his' Pdyal High-
ness's Houstheila's and
lOHN NI'AItTIII)R, Esq. LL.D.
Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Viscount 1-1&,4,
Printed for T. Callen and W. Davies, Strand.
*** An Abridgment of tale above Work, in one large ve-
lume.-oetavo, L with A Portrait of Lord Nelson, will be puh-
lished early in Tamiary.

LYCEUM THEATRE.
lUndt:r the Special License ot the LO RD CHAMBERLAIN,
On tilted for the present- Season to the joint application of
all Parties principally hatesested.
THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the QOM-
PAN Y of the late DRURY-LANeTHEATRE„
will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, Decernbcr 26, 1809.
peric ttn the Traied
GEORGE BARNWELL.

Thorougligood, Mr. POWEL.L; -
Barnwell, Mr. EYRE:
"George Barnwell, Mr. fll ELYI24 ;
'rrueman, Mr. HOLLAND t
Millwood, Mrs. POWELL;
Mafia, Miss RAY ;
Lucy, Mrs. SPARKS.
After!'whicli will be revived the celebrated Pantomimic Fairy
Tale. called •

CINDERELLA ;
Or, THE LITTLE SLIPPER.
• IMMORTALS.
Cupid, Master LAU RENT ;
Hymen, Master WEST;
Vehus., Mrs. m4TH EWS ;
Nymph, ►Mrs. BLAND. -

• This Day was published,
In 4 V°ls, oftavo, r6s in bolrils',4 ne...-t edition,
neir,g the tiftl., of
THE HISTORY a ANCIENT GREECE,. its
Colonies and Conquests, from the earliest Account;:,
till, the division of the Macedonia& Empire of the East. In-
cluding the History of Ixerature, Philosophy, and the i ine
Ans.
• By •lOHN,GILLIES, 1): F.K S. and S.A.
Hrst ,to his Majesty, for Scott
PrinLd for T. Cadelland.W. Daviet, Strand.
It whom also may be had, hy.the Atthot,
The RigtOry of the World, from tree Reign <a A iOrari-
der, to that of Augustus; forming a 6;1161mA:0116F the II is-
tory of Apeitnt Greece, in two large vets, gto. ur,cc4l. 4s. in
boards. • _ .
a. Aristotle's Ethics and -Polit•cs ; compreliets&ng- his
Practical Philosophy, 'translated trout the Greek:. I iii7stral...
ett. by Introduclions and Noles' the Critical Histrn:, or hi,
Life, and a new A nal-) sis of his Speculative Wc:ks, 'second
edit. a vols. gVO: 16S, ilt boards.
• 3. View of the 'Reign at Frefleric 11. of Prussia; with a
parallel between that Prince and. Philip 11. of Macedon ;
Svc,. 75. boards.

.• MORTALS.
The Prince, t r It ()BERT ; -
Pedro, Mr. LA U tt ENT ;
"rni t Sisters,. Mrs'. SCOTT and N'l:s CHATTERLEY
Culti . reds, I'vliss L LY.
e)s. ScLonn 6d Second. Price as.—
Second Pio..e is. '..Lipper Grilery Is. Second

~x~r;, . r .
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to'be takett of Ir. Spring, in the UPx-
.4l grand entrance ;01 wlic,hl may also be had

y~ :. i.;~xrs fi.'~:::w.

all-past Five, alai the Per-

cued at
latf past S.
1 ci, u; Sudden Arrival; will be performed
this weLle,

To r

. '.- . i c, W.-,..-10 WI 1111 N.
. A T a L,..,,rt of Wardrnote held for this Ward at
.1(-1 L r:S :,:, • .'':; Church, Wood-street, before the Worship-
ful M. LT I :.'.4. W 0,01), Esq. Aide man thereof, on
Tin rrsday the zist day or December, tBO9. and continued -by
Atls,7urinnaits to SaturdaY the 23d instant, the fallowing
Re-ablutions were agreed to, viz: -
,
-. •
Resolved Unman- -us.y,
' Yliat to the Election of Common Councilmantmilfichwas
for Melly considered a post of honour and importanef, too lit-
tle attention has been or late given by the Eleders of the dif-
fere tit Wards of this City ; -and it is with great satisfaition
*dial t we, the Inhabitants of the Ward of Cripplegate with-
in, lave seen a spirit awakenediimong us by the present E ke-
tow, which, it kept alive, must be .liighly advantageous to
the exercise of the Elective Franchise, upon which-the best
Snted,ests ot.the British Empire aloft, depend; for-While all
Pert ions are aware of, and deeply lament, the abuses, which
pervade every Department' of the State; we are of opinion
that the only adequate, means for the extermination of them, .. This Day was published,
is a discreet and independent ehuice of tit. Persons- tuall.si- In One Vol..foolscap svo. the Fourth Edition, price ss. in
. . . - hoards, of . . ,
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tuations to which the Constitution of our Country has given
She People a right to appoint, and the nitre so as daily exile- r rHE W S ANDEREK of SWITZERLAND, and.
tierce teaches us, that the neglett of. any duty, Ito, ever tii- 1 • . i -other 'Poems.
ging,, necessarily tends io generate an indifference to all. , i - By JAMES" MONTGOMERY.
'Resolved Unanimously, : : . Printed- for .Lougiruin, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patemos.
That the Conduct of Matthew Wood, Esq. Alderjnattypf ; ter-row, . .
this 'Ward, from the Commencement of the presentpil4lKß i. .g Mr, Montgomery displays a rich and romantic fancy, a
to the close of the Poll, merits our highest. esteeq aid otiE 1 tender heart, ' a copious and atlive command of imagery and
-best thanks, inasmuch as when deciding on the quattfieitioni I' language, :and an irresistible' influence over the feelings,",--
tequisite in a discreet and proper:Perspii to be eletist-rolift- I Eclectic Review.
the Oilice,of Common Councilman, he inclined to trteeiStirse 1 For:a.very -high charider of this volume, see Annual Re-of Condutt capable pf redress, rather than to that which-err- ! view, 1805.
tirely excluded the Eleraors itorn the exercise of 'an import-
ant privilege, arid for manifesting throughout the whole con-
test that attention and impartiality indispensable to Freedom
of Election.
Resolved Unaninously, ' • •
That the foregoing Resolutions, signed by the Ward Clerk,
be inserted in the public Newspapers.
JOHN_ALEXANDER AMICI,
Ward Clerk.

1
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This Day was published,
Price gs. in boards, .the Second Edition, very much enlarged
• and improved. of
INTS en AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS,
,and on the. best Means of improving the Condition of
the labouring Classes.
By I. G, CURWEN,. Esq. M. P 1 •
Of Workington Cumberland-
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This Work, v..ritton with the laudable intention of afford-
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embraces-almost the whole circle of agricultural knowledge,.
founded on experiment. The prize. Essay, on the soiling of
Cattle, arid on the general Economy of feeding them, is pur—
posely composed for the instrudion of Gentlemen who tarm
their own !lands; and the author demonstrates, that, by the
System in reconirvends, not only much individual wealth,
but also an increased national Prosperity would be obtained.

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