The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-06 00:00:00

on.
As,

Sir Giks Overreach, Mr. COOKE ;
Wellborn, Mt. LEWIS;
Mar4ll, • Mr. NI NDEN ' •-.
Lady 'Allvvorth, Mrs. St. LEG ER ;
Mari,.-aret, Miss. BRUNTOIsI.
WITH

110

FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT,
Took's.,Court ; .

Floretta, Signori STORACg. •
After which will tie produced, for the 3d time, a new BaI-
• let, composed by Mr: D'Lgville, called "
EMILY;
.• Or, jUVNILE
‘ll die course of tha al'as Sedl, by MAdemoiselle

PAkISUT.
Monsieur Rigadon, Mr. lOUBERT ;
Woodcinter, Mr.•MONTGOM EltY ;
Lady Gonstantia, Mrs
,S.FIA ;
Emily, Miss GA'r TON.
`lsoxes 6s, Second Price 3s.—.Pit 3s. W. Second Price 23.
zs. Second Price is;—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
"nd Pri,:e 6d.-- No Money to be returned.
Places fur the fluxes. to be taken at the llox-oflice, in Little
---.-street.
Tile L) .ors to be opened at Half-past Five;- did begin at
Ralf
-Nastpas. Six.
t Othello ; with Tekell..
A new Play, is Five Atls, will be produced in a few days.
A new o.;:eratie Piece; in Two Acts, is in re.liezirsal.

t tit'ATR.E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
TO-,iORROW-EVENING, February 7; 1497)
I be pra-rorryo •
A. NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS

}IARLEQUIN AND \MOTHER GOOSE';
Or, 'IHE GOLDEN E(_;(;.
'The'. .Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirelyriew.
..,, The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware,
• he Pantomime produced under the'Direaion of Mr. 'Farley,
The Dances by Mr. Bologna, dun.
l'he Scenery by Messrs. kV hipitore, Hollogan,
Greaves, tio4' ings and dieir A4sistants.
- Principal Characters

•
Moth& Goose, Mr. SIMMONS;
Bolin, afterwards Harlequal Mr. KING and Mr. BO-

LOG NS, jun. ;
-A varo, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire Bugle, aeh:rwards Zany, Mr. G Ri MA Lllt
Oddtish, Mr. MENAGE •
Cabin-Boy a Song), Master SMALLER ;
Colutnbine, Miss S EARL
....kchtes 6s. Second Price 35.,-Pit 35.6 d: Second Price as.—
,iallery as. Second • Price {per Gallery is. Second
r rice 6d.No Money to be returned.
PNees for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-aifice, in Hart-
kreet.

The Doors -to' be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
tla I t: past Six.
On Monday, The Mountaineers; with the new Panto.
rhirne.

To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the
CITY of CANTERBURY.
CENT/AIM,
A.CCE PT my sineere Thanks for the Honour yon_
tip
"e
have this day conferred on me by unanimously elect_
. tn. (nit of your Representatives in the present Parlia-
-44
dei,v • allow me to assure you it shall be my constant en-
-1)0 our, by a strict attention to the Duties of the honourable
l'ou have assigned me, and a firm adherence to se
too','ciptes of Independence which first procured met your
mhuopinihn, to prove myself not-unworthy the confidence
'4 Placed in me.
I am,
ciry Your faithful Friend,
An oblied humblegy ELIAS

wANTtD,
ALION's' SKIN in perfed Condition, and a
. handsome striped it tiY A L TVG tt It's SK. I N.—Any
i'erson in pwsession ofeitner, and willing to dispose of it,
'l.!' receive a fair Price for the same, on applying to Mr.
,uir, Sadler, Curzon-street.

Entrance, No. 17, Castle-street, Holborn.
.tI\TTLEMEN desirous . of finding an Oppor-
k„, tunity to improve themselves in the French Language,
eci °Nand
11,"Ivmatics,are Taught, and • accommodated 'with
Lodging, ore Lodging only. Nothing sjiar-
-o„,t° tender the House comodus and comtinlable. The
i.'ereenients may be made a ,many short period of time. Tt.ere
ce two P rofessors of the I. rench Language, and other French
qlnttlemen, living in the House. There are now three Setts
,•ac'i(ioins• furnished, on the first-floor, and otherApartinents,
'lt. Ihe Scho4l is in a separate part ot the Establish.

trTO CHEMISTS- AND DRUGGISTS.
0 BE DISPOSED OF, a Capital and very Im-'
provitiK BUSINESS in the above Lite, ptincipally.
amongst People of the ti,rst Respect4bility
k ti,i()4111•1:-- the Sittiation one of the* first in' London. An op
tpor-
'l4Y like the. present
.seldom- otters' for eme or two Y
tieeri. who-wish 4o establish themselves in .a respectable
ss of this nature. Nome teed apply but Persons of Ke-
eoabiliry who can Lo,uinand 3 or 400 el. and none but
rilleipals will be treated with.
I oleerters (post-paid), with real Name and Address. directed
11e-,,i,8•t the Coventry Cottee-house,
'ewled to, and, it an interview appointed'.

Ceiti"----,t
,
Et 11S•LDS, and ASTI-INMS. of many Years
EL rv':,'. lure been Cured BALSAMIC:B.LIERD's BALSAM
"R, or COUGH, DRO.PS.
C°-
' "a LETTER from a Respectable DRUGGIST to

step Mr. BUTLER.
recreiived, from the use of your Rob_
s Balsamic caw, or Cough- Drops, the gteatest
which any human preparation can b 6 the means of
t;o'll,eying to distreSs • —I was violently aftlided with a cough,
and lever ; they. continued- so long, and shattered my
sc. c"t excessively that at every fit it was thought I could
another;a survive '
.my food gave ine no .nourishment,
jec
..11 was wasted from my bones ;. I was for many days
faikr,,l°us; all , the medical assistance around Oiceliampton
thiti-'• Lady ot our tuwn now suggested to Mrs. Bately
b rtmarkable cures had betn eißeted by Robberds's cele-
41ted Balsamic Elixir, or Cough- Drops ; a trial was made
co the first dose, by the blessing of Cod, gave me very
sibisklerable relircf, from "that tune I became every day son
Y better - sin,le bottle restored me to nay former,perftet
ealth ^
*.,11„,, a recovery altogether above the expeaation of my
'"'Y and friimcii. 1 think it trly duty to make these fatis
4 Public as possible.
I am, Sir, your humble Servant, '
1-0 m AARON BAZELY, DruggistA.
ltapton, June e.z, 1803.
of ...ttion..-To prevent dangerous Preparations, per favcur
-'‘)mrnissiotiers of Stamps, !' It. Butler, 4, Cheap-
, each
bfiasttieengravkA on a tlack.'Stamp, whith is affixed to
cotel`,l'oWll.ole9ale and retail, at Mr. Butler's. 4, Cheapside,
aternosier- row ; and may 11,)ok be hadf most Country r 63.
c.iters and Medicine Venders), in Bottits, at ZS. 94. and
ca h, with -ample Dirtdions.
• ..

iTESSRS. HARRISON BA.ATI.EMAN.' and
GRFATO RE X, most" res.pectfidly acquaint the
Nobility and Gvntry, that the CON'. ERA'S will Lornmence
at the above-mentioned elegant Rooms, on FridAy next,
the 13th of February inst. and be contntued on everysuc-
ceeding Friday• to the end of the Subscription, '.Passion and
Easter Weeks excepted.
Terms of Subscription, Four Guineas for Nine Concerts.
"TiCkets are transferable, in Families, Ladies' to Ladies, and
Gentleinen's to Gentlemen'; or two Ladies not of the same
Family, or two Gentlemen, may. by entering their names
respectively at the time of subscribing, .trans ter their Ticket
to each other, as heretofore. To render the Company select,,
it is.an irtdispensible condition of the Subscription, that any,
•Ticket sent to a Shop or a Dealer to be disposed of, shall be
forfeited for the remainder of the Season.

Subscriptions are received for the Managers, at •Burchall's,
r 33, New Bond-street, where Tickets are now ready tor de-
livery. The Subscription will continue open till the limited
number becompleted. No more will be issued than. the
Room can perfealy accommodate.
The ladies' l'ickets are greed, and the Gentlemen's red.
The rule of this• Concert not to sell.single Tickets, nor issue •
less titan a whole Subscription, will be strictly adhered to, as
in formeryears.

The Band is on the enlarged Seale of last Season ;-and in
,the course of. the. Concerts; Solos-and Coneertu on various
Instruments will be introduced by tlie Intik celebrated Ver.
formers •in the Kingdom,

Principal Vocal Performers Miss Parke, and Madame
Bianchi; Mrs. Ashe, and Mrs. Vaughan ; Miss Fl wk ins
(Pupil of Mr. Bartleinan, her first appearance in Public) ;
and hvl rs. Mountain. Mr. Harrison, Mr. Bellamy (his first
appearance. at- these Goncertsl, Mr. Goss,' Mr. Vaughan,
Mr. Beale, Mr. Elliot,. Mr. Horsley., -Evans, Mr. J. El-
libtt, &c. tic. and Mr, nankin:lu: with a hill Chorus, in •
which the celebrated . iiNers belonging to the Lan-
cashire Choirs will be employed.
-Principal Instrumental Performers—Leader of the Band,
Mr-AVeichsell - Principal Secoi.d Violin, Mr. Mcralt ; First
Tenor, Mr. Sliibld; Principal Violcincello, Mr. Lindley ;,
'Double-Basses, Mr. Dragonetti (Principal), and Messrs.
Bo)ce.and Smart; Oboes, Messrs. Ling and FoSter ; Clan .
nets, Messrs. Mahon and Oliver; Principal Flute, Mr. Ashe;
-French Horns; Messrs. Petrifies; Bassoons, Messrs. Holmes
and Lyon; TrumpetS' Messrs. Hyde and Cantelo; Trom-
bone, Mr. Mariam; Double Drums, Mr. lenginson ;'Organ
andj.iirand Piano-forte, Mr. Greatorex.
Among, the instrumental Performers are Messrs. Moun-
tain, -Brooks, Lavenu; C. Lindh)y, Rawlings, Taylor,
Reeve, T. Mimes, S. T. Lyon, 4c. &c.-
Many new 'Songs, Duets, and Glees, will be produced:
among which are the, Pieces composed for the Cocer,toies
Society, by Dr. Calcort, Dr. Smith. Messrs. ‘Venbr, I lois-
Ley, R. Cooke, M.. Rock, Elliott, Spolfbrth, and Attwool,
which have never been publicly performed. The favourite
Compositions of Sir john Stephenson, Mus. D. Dublin, T.
Moore, Esq. Mr. Shield, and Dr. Clarke, of Cambridge, will
also be introduced, and several favourite Airs harmonized by
Mr. Greatorex and Mr. Hatrison:

Particulars of the yirst Concert will be shortly an-
nounced.

MRS. LEE's PAMPHLET.,

4 RS. LIE having just published a " Vindiea-
IVA; iion of her Conduct towards the Cordons," in the
conclusion of which, she has alluded to a ticfencetif her,
written by myself, j think it fit to observe-, that it Was a
palliation of her Conduit, one period excepte;l•;.- and that
n was written at 'a time when 1 did not suoposelhat any
person whatever could halm acted so cruelly, so unjustly, and
so illiberally as Mrs. Lee has to ; 'to me, who sacrificed
my domestic peace, who tisked all my interest in Lilo, and-
omitted no possihle effort to benefit her.
T. D. FOSDKOOK., F.A.S. &c.
Parsonage, Horsley, Feb. 3,

pcasuANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause " Thomas v. Jones," the
Judgment and Specialty Creditors tat' ROBERT lON ES,
late of Fonmon Castle, in the County )1.. Glamorgan, Esq.
are t3rthwith to come in and prove their Debts beture John
Simeon, Esq. one of the Masters of the gait! Court, at his
Chambers, in Southampton.buildings, Chancery-lane. Lon.
don ; or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit
of the said Decree.

Bleasdale, Alexander, and I-lolme, Agents for the
New lnn, ,30, 1807.

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