The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-20 00:00:00

NUIhII3ER 4527.]

.The Last_Night of 4frforming tilt the,Holidats. •
Tlc- R R
iTE O AL, DRURY-LANE..
TO4VLORROW .EVENING) Marchzi.,lBo7.,
Will be pe,,orined
THE TRAVELLERS ;
• Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION.
Zaphinairt (Pzinee of China), Mr..DE CAMP ;
*oyin this companion), Mr. BRAHAM ;
• O'Galliigher, Mr. jOHNSTONE ;
11indora (Mother toKeiyan and Celinda), M rs..POW ELL ;
Celina , Mrs. MOUNTALN;
The Marchioness Merida, Signora S WRAC E.
WITH

THE CITIZEN. •
• I. Old Philpot, Mr. NIA THE WS •
_ Young Phdpot, Mr lIANNISTeR;
Wiiding, Mr. DE CAMP;
Maria (with a Song,, Miss DUNCAN;
Corinna, Miss 11 ()SW ELI,
races 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.
2.5. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.-- No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the liox.olfice, in Little
Russel-street.
•

The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six
A new Grand Romantic Melo- Dramd, in Two Ads, and a
new Comedy, in five Act's, are in rehearsal. •

THEATRE ROY L, COV I. NT GARDEN. •
0-MORROW EVENING,. March 21, 1807,
will be pertbrined

TOWN AND COUNTRY •
WHICH IS BEST
The Nnnci..ii Characters by
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KE MBL E. Mr. BRUNTON,
Mr.C, KEKBLE, &Jr FAwcETT, Mr.BLANCHARD,
Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY,
Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON,
Mrs DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Miss TYRER.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON,
The EpituAtte by M r.' PAW CE TT and Mr. BLA N A RD.

WITH

. •
HARLEQUIN • AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Principal CharaCters,
Mother Gouse, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Colin, afterwards Hdriequin, Nit. KING and Mr. 80.
• LOGNA, jun. ;
.A"va,ro., a.tterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire angle, afterwards Z..any, Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Oddtish; Mr. M! NAG Ei •
Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMALL EY ;
Columbine, Miss SEARLE.
'loxes bs. Second.P rice 3s. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.—
`Caller+ as. Second Price rs.--Upper C;allery. Is. Second
Frice M. -No Money to ne returned.
Places for the Botts to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart- '
Street
The Doors to Of opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at
lialf-past Six. '

- . .
THE-NEW 'PLAY..
This Day was published, priceliall,a-Crown,
)17HE, WfIFEW ; a -Play, in Five Ads, pear=
forming with great AppiiUse at The Theatre Royal,
I)rury-lane:

By•the late (OLIN TOBIN, Esq.
Author of The Honey Moon.
,gri.ted for RI, h tr i Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black=
Ertai,, *oft to be had of all Booksellers.

BRITISHE NEPTUNE of SUNDAY
N 2.2.1 inst. will, besides a great variety of
intereStip, d impoit-anr latelligence, contain a SUPPLE•
11.1.e:NT,'GRATIS, which, together with what has.already
been published in the •B i fish Neptune, will form the most
tonvilete.and the most Inrfeet History -olthe Proceedings of
the late COUR (_MARTIAL, at Portsmouth,- on Sit
110-11/IE_Pt)PHAM.

The British Neptune is published early every Sunday
Morning,And ilree (110,:k evety Monday Afternoon, at
the Office, ,43, Fleet-street ; and may be had of all Book-
seireis, NtAystnen, &c. Z:c.-in Town and Country.
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ALB/ON.FIRE and Li E'COMP ANY, of LONI3ON,
'for INSURANCE from FIRE and on 11N7tS • and for
the f;ratitink of AN NI IJI ES.--Capital, ON E' MIL-
LION.

pcmJeFEs.x.piring,- at LADY-PAY should .-be
renewed withui. t•itteen .days front . that period... No
chAtge. nt4e for Policies or Inclorseinenrs, and Miler valuable
airatntages afforded both with respect to Insurance 1:0in
frilt:.ind on Lives. ' A large Deduction allowed on the Pre-
'Mums at.Pire Insuranct s out of London
PyritiosMs May be had at the Company's House, in
'change-alley, -Cornhill.—Attendance daily, from Nine to
Pour,

Byorder of the Board of Dire ors,
WARNER PHIPPS, Sec

TO PRINTERS AND S PATIONERS .
• BE DISPOSED OF, on Very AdvantageousT9rerms, •a W-ell- E stablished BIN E SS SI 0 (14...
in !RADE ola PRINTER, STATIONER, and BOOK-
- BINDER.
Particulars may be known by applying to 14r. Gore, No.
4, Cecil square, Margate.
•
To COUNTRY SHoPKEEPE RS, LINEN and WOOL-
LEN-DRAPERS, HABERDASHERS, Ecc.
-rt) BE DISPOSED OF,
TIDE LEASE, STOCK in:TRADE, HOUSE-
HOLD i URN ITU•It'E. Ake. of Messrs. JOHN.
SON and WI LTSHI ICE, of Huntingdon, Balikrupts.
The House is most eligibly situated in the Market-place,
in full Trade; and well worth the attenuant of any Person
inclined to engage in the line or BusineSs.
-For further particulars isignire of Thomas Clark, No.
Bury-place, bl,,ornsbury-square; and Joseph Milner, Iron-
rnonger-lane, Assignees. •

SUFFOLK. -. •
• •
TO BE SOLD a Red Brick apd tasli-fronted
LLi HOLD MESSUAGE, late the residence of
Mrs. Leman, deceased, situate in the Nortligat-strect, the
pleasantest • part of, Bury St, Edinunit, cOnt.fining a Vesri-
bate, Breakfast Zarlour,Dmii!g and Drawing Room's, five
Sleeping Rooms an the First Floor and five in the Artie,
Coach-house, and Stables for five horses, with attached and
detached Offices, nicessary for the residence of a genteel
Family ; a Garden, containing about one acre, well planted,
and a Paddock, opposite the House, ,containing about one
aCreand-an nalF.

May be viertfed, and further particulars had, by applying to
Messrs. Ciiinery and Sparke, Bury St. Edmund's.

•
. • • TO BE LETT, • .
Atiti Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or.sooner,if required,
ACOMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, in. the.
Village of Hagley, in the County of Woreester. The
louse consists of a large Flail, Breakrast-Room, Dining.
Room, and Drawing-Room, Housekeeper's-Room, Closets,
and every Cohvenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry Dry
Larder, Brewbottse, and Servants' Hall ; -Stabling for eleven
Iforses, and a double Coach-house, with. other necessary
Übe- buildings : five Lodging Rooms upon-the First Floor,
and four upon the Attic, besales two for the Men Servants ;
a OW Staircase all tue way ui) ; Attics as good as.,the other
Rooms; and a Man Servant's Room over the Kiichen ; good
wailed Carden, ShrobbEry, and about 14 Acres of Land ; two
F,islt kooks, arida Green house: •
The above House•and Lafids are situated in-flagley, in the
County of Worcester and-near adjoining to Hagley Park and
the C lent lulls; and there is a good •Pac of Harriers within
abOdt a mile, and are distant. about three miles froin.SlOttr-
bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which places •
there Is an excelieot Turnpike Road, and. near the :Coal
Mines.
I, or a view of tile. Premises, apply to lohn lor, near
the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr, John Watkins. tn:-;
ri•oprietor, at Nortlianip.ton, near WoiLester ; or to Messrs.
Roberts and !raker, Soliciturs, in hewciley.