The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-23 00:00:00

LYCEUM THEATRE.

Iluder the Special License ot the LO RD CHA MBE R LAI N,
'Granted for the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties principally interested.

HEIR Majesties'a Servants, forming the COM-
PAN Y of the, late DRURY LANE THEATRE,
vt,t, 'nits PRESENT EVENING,. November z 3, Olog,
°,ro the Comedy of •
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.
Colonel Feiknwell, Mr. MELVIN,
(Being his fist appearance iii that Charader) ;
Freeman, Mr. RAY ;- ••
Obadiah Prim' Mr. DO WTON ;
Sir Philip Modelove, Mr. PEN LEY; •
• Petri winkle, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Mrs. trim, Mrs, SPARKS ; .
Anne Lovely, Mrs,. URGER,
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(Being her first appearance in that Charaaer).
11)11411,,ch will I'e • ckied(fOurth time), a new Farce, in Two
• • •i. Ads, called
NOT. AT HOME:

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The principabeharaelers by 1
. Mr. MELVIN, Mir. AIATHEWS,
CAMP, Mr. HOL -AND,
pALNIER, Mr. OXBERItY
Mr. CHATTERLY, Mr. J. SMITE!,
Mrs, GRGER,- Mri. MATriEWS,
Mrs. SCOTT, , Mrs. MADDOCKS,
Miss Tipsw ELL.
-In . •
AEA 1.. a Song, composed by Mr. Kelly. •
,boxes:llatl places to be taken of Mr. Spring, the Box-
"iffice, at the. Strand entrance ; of whom may also be
had
%ate Boxes nightly?'
ie
Ga"is 65.. SeOoild Price 3s. —Pit 35.. 6d. Second Price 26.
fry zs• Second Price is.--Upper Gallery.is. Second
rice-6d. •
The‘noors.,t6 be o'pened:at r-talfpast FiVei, and the Pee-
formtoce-:tti hegin 'at Halt past Six.
To-morrow, The Poor Gentleman.
On Saturday, The Cabaaet. -
Vn Monday, Man and Wite.
On Tuesday, The Inconstant..
On Wedriesday, The Haunted. Tower..
The new t arce of Not at Horne will be repeated every
livening thi, Week. -

PAVILiON THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET,

S'l itAN D.

Established by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Hon
the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
The Pubiic are most resp,!etfuily requested to take Ao-
ti6e, that the Spec-fade of "LZI RA will be withdrawit
alter Saturday,
,as on M:)nday n'xt a new. Burletta Specla.
t4e.Wili be presented, hounded on a well-known dOmestic
%tory.
HIS EVENING, Nov. 23d, Friday 24th, Sa-
~xlled.
ttirday 27th (4th time), a Comic Burletta, in One A&,
THE HAUNTED VILLAGE:.
.:`'Ur, LOVE'S•BTRATAGEM-.
Equity, Mr• FOX ;
William, Mr. 101-INSON ;
Peter, Mr. DECASTROI
Leonora, Miss BLOMGREN;
Annette, Mrs. PEAR.CE ;
And Clod, hlr."lofitiNNOT.

(16th time) new Serio-Coin&c.ic Spedacie, with charaacristic
Dances, called

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ALZIRA ; .. „
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Or, THE ALGERINE CORSAIR. .
principal Charaaers—Mf. Crosinan, Mr. Norma!, Mrs.
. Pearce, Mr. Hartland, and Mrs. Parker.

HORSEMANSHIP, .
I:4Y Mr. SMITH arl,o Young SAUNDERS, with.the latter's
Manoeuvres cri the TIGHT ROPE.

To conclude with (tcth time) a‘hew Patantriiine 84c. called
THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN;
Or, HARLEQUIN EXILE.‘
Grotesque Lover. Mr. DAVIS;
Harlequin, Mr. HARTLAND; •
Old;Man, Mr. SOUTEII4Y ;
Ciowa, Mr. NORMAN ;
And'Columbine, Mrs. PARKER.
• Second Price at halt past Eight.
' N 1.13. Equestrian Tuition by able Masters, from Ten till
'Three o' Clock.,

WINES.
ALE, 30, Coventry-street, Purveyor to her
;Majesty and- part of the Royal Family, has the ho.
ur to inform the Nobility and Families in general, he has
,aos sale a quantity of fine Grape Wines (three years old), su.
Perini. and more wholesome to many of the Foreign, because
tree from adulteration : the %Vines consist of Sherry, Lisbon,
'4(2, alOavalla, Mountain, Oratava, and Lunel le. One dozen (if
Qesoied) consisting of the several sorts named, sent to any
>art in London on trial. Families in the country wishing
44mples' by inclosing a one pound note, wili be pundually
offended to.
N. B. Bottled Stout, Ales, Cyder, and Perry.

M ON EY.
~!1. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform
those that' may be desirous of borrowing Tempo-
.?...aty or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all
Times, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun-
dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal
er any, other Security, arising rum MarriageSettlements,Mo-
tley in the Funds, Clergyinens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy-
'hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable
Terms, and will also conduct every Negotiationat much less
expellee than what is usually incurred in money transactioni.
Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re.
'terve at their house, No. 19, lermyn-street,' St. Tames's;
and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered.
N.B. Teo years purvitase will be liven ler well secured
Annuities.

LIFE OF LORD NELSON. • 1
Sy the. Ravi I. S. CLARKE and lOHN MJARTRUR,
Viand
MESSRS. CADELT, and DAVIES beg leave to
inform the Public. that the Copies of the LI FE
of LOKO NELSON, orered previous to that date, will
be ready for delivery on the ist of December next. The
utmost care will be taken to appropriate the Copies accord-
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Work having extended to a much larger number ut pages than
was at first calculated, it has been found advisable to print
second Title. pages, and todo it up in boards in two Volumes,
but without further expellee to the Purchasers than the ad-
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In order to prevent, as much as possiblea the mistakes
likely to occur in so extensive-. delivery,
it is respectfully
requested, that payment may be made on the receipt of the
Volumes; •
ps the expences of this magnificent Work, have very con-
siderably exceeded the original estimate, the prices of all
Copies ordeced subsequent to the 7st of December (should
any then remain undisposed of) must necessarily be greatly
advanced; but, in the mean time, the prices will con-
tinue as at present, Eight Guineas for Copies with Proof
Impressions of the Plates, and Six Guineas tor other
Copies_

HISTORY OF THE POLITICAL LIFE OF THE
• , RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT ;
ricluding some Account of the Times in which he lived.
13y 10IIN GIFFORD, Esq.
CADELL and DAVIES rcspeafully
announce that this Work will
.be published early in
December, in the three following forms, viz.
1. One hundred COpies, splendidly printed in three Vols.
Imperial Quarto; which will beifaithfully appropriated ac-
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'extra boards..
2. A limited number, ik three elegant Quarto Volumes,
•n' Royal Paper. , Price 81, Bs. in extra boards.
;. Handsomely printed Six Volumes, Odalio. *Price
41. Eas.
4ch of these Editions will' be illustrated by two finely-
engraved Portraits.of Mr. Pitt ; one from the bust e-xt•cuted
by Mr. Flaxinata ; the other from the
.most approved origi-
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off fur the superior Copies, and the next impressions for the
Royal Paper Edition.
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in either size, previous to the publication, will he printed
and prefixed.to tilt Work, except 4 those who may (tired
otherwise.

GII. B LAS. —New Transhition.
This day was published,
Embellished with 24, fine Engravings. after l'iEtures •by
SMIRK z. In 4 vols. Zvo. price 61. 6s. and a few copies.
in 4 vols. 4to. with Moot impressions, price 101 Los.
boards,
THE ADVENTURES of GIL BIAS of Santil-
lane. translated from the French of Lesage.
By BEN1AMIN HEATH MALKIN, Esq. M.A. F.S.A.
Printe for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. and Unite, Paternos-
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'IV The same Work, in the original French, with the
same embellishments, both in gto, -and Svo.. at the above
prices. This Edition is printed from DidQt's revised text, in
a style of equal elegance with the translation.
The Plates of the English and the French Editions, in
I'vo. are printed on French paper, and the proofs for the gto.
on India paper.
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LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU.
This Day was published,
A Fifth Edition, in Five elegant Volumes, foolscap oetav,,,
with Portraits and Fac Similes, price ass. in boards, of
THE LETTERS and OTHER WORKS of the
Right Hon. Lady MARY WORTLEY 'MON.'
-TACO, published from her Genuine Papers in possession of
her Grandson, the Marquis of Bute ; to which are prefixed,
Memoirs of her Life.
4 By the Rev. TAMES DA LLAWAY.
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