The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-25 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

9"0-1110RR0W EVENING; February 26, 14307.,
will be performed
THE CURFEW. •
The Music composed by Mr. ATTWOOD.
INOKILIA NS.
. Hugh De Tract-, Mr; IIARRYMORE ;
Robert,_ Mr. BANNISTER.;
Bertrand, Mr. H. SI DOONS ;
Walter, Mr. I'ENLEY; ;
- • Philip, Mr. EYRE ;
• .Dunstan, Mr. COOKE ;
Matilda, Mrs. POWELL' . . • 1 '
Florence, MiSs DUNCAN. -
DANEi.
F:rtzhardilg, Mr. ELLISTON; .
Armstrong,. Mr. PA R ;
Conrad, fir. MATHEWS ;
Herman, Mr. CARLES.'
Banditti—Messrs. MALE, FISHER, EVANS, RHODES.
With a Glee, and Chorus of 13anditti.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BARTLEY, •
And the t pilogue by Miss DUN'CAN.

WITH

MY GRAN DMOTHEA.
Vapour, Mr. DE CAIN &; •
Dicky Gossip, Mr. NIATHEWS ;
Charlotte, Mrs. MATtiEWS;
lore! la, Miss DUNCAN. •

Boxes6s. Second lqu..e 3s. —Pit 3s. bd. Second Price 2S.
--Gallery zs. heCOINI Price ts.—Upper Gallery as. Se-
Corn' Price 6dl.—No Money to be returned.
Places tor the:Boxes to be takers at the Box-office, in Little
Russel-street. . . .

The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin It
Half-past. Six •
On Saturday, The Cyrfew ; with Tekeli.

ITHEA.CRE ROY ,L, COV N ['-GARDEN.

"1"0-MORROW EVENING, February 20, 18..0',
I. will b:f performed
THE
,TEMPEST;
Or, THE.ENCHANTED ISLAND.
Prospero, the rightful Duke ut Milan, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Prince Ferdinand of Naples, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Miranda and Dorinda, Prosperu's Daughters, Miss BRUN-
TON and Mrs. C. KEMBLE ;
Ariel, by a YOUN"G LA.DY •
WITH

v.i
HARLEQUIN AND MOTrzit GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
The'Scenes, 'Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirely new.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.
The Pantonurne.produced under tile Direction of Mr. Farley.
The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun.
The Scenery by Messrs. Phillips Whitinore,
Greayes, iludgings' .and their liga-sistants.
Principal ChirraCters
Mother Goose, Mr. SI M MI) NS ; -
Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. B)•.
LOGNA, jun,. ;-..
Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOI..OGNA.
'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany; Mr. c.:-1 IMA4DI ;
Oddfish, Mr. ME NAGY:- •
Cabin. Boy (with a Simg), Master L ;
Colin-abide, Miss SEA.RLE.. . . -`, • .
. . .

BOxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Plt3s. 6d. Second Price zs.--
Gallery as. 'Secerid Price ts.—lipper Pailiry is. Second
Price 6d.—No Mori4 tid be-returned, •
Places for the-Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in.Hart-
street.
The Doors to he opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.
On Saturday. Ev'ery Man in his iluinrittr—Kitely by Mr.
Cooke; witty the new Pantninirnu.

uRAI.

, .
At Play-House Prices, on the WE DNESDAYS and FRI-
DAYS during LENT'.... -
THF,ATRE RON'AL, C:OVENT-CARPFN,
•
ON .FRIDAY NEXT, February 27, 1307, .will
• be performed the : • rand
DETTINGEN TE DEUM.

With the Song of" Holy, Holy Lord," by Mrs.DICK.O NS.
To V. itich will be added, ,
Two Grand MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, from the Com-
posi;l„),s *of Tile most favourite Authors, in which 'Mr.
tiIt4.HAM will introduce, • tor the-second time," the Ad-
mired new Song of " The Battle of Mania," as performed
with sueii unbounded applause on Friday Evening, writ-
ten by Sir George Dallas, and composed by Mr. kauzzini.
And a GRAND MOTET,
Composed by the celeb,ated Mozart.
Encl'of Part 11. Bach's favourite ,Concertante for Violin,
Oboe, Viol:, and Violoncello ob.tigino,!-by Messrs. Ash-
ley, Griesbach, Watts, and Charles Ashley.
Principal Vocal Performers, ,
Mrs. Di CKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame,DUS,SEK,
• -Mr. BRAIIAM, Mr. EVANS, -Mr. I'YNE,
DOYIJ:, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Mr. ASHLEY , Leader of the Band.
Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY.
The remainder at-th Band, and the Chorusses (which are
numerous and complete), by the mosvapproved Performers.
Doors to boppened at-Six ; begin at Seven; Half-price at
Nine.
Boxes 65.:--Pit 3s. 6d.—Galicry as.—Upper Gallery is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken or Mr. Brancioni at the
Bcx-Office, in Hart-street. ' •

-
LONDON HOciITAL. .. •
A- dENERAL MEETING of the. • GOVER-
Noßs and other-Frig:ids of. this Charity will be
held at the London Tavern, on Thursday next, the z6th'inst.
at Twelve 'o' Clock , to consider of Means tor Extending the
Benefits and Increasing the Funds 0h this Hospital.
•The present Income of this Establishment is lamentably
• deficient to meet the numerous and ioereasing •Cal is on its
Assistance. • 01 Eighteen" Wards, only seven can be opened
for the reception Of the' unhappy Crijcas of Disease, or
Vitlitias of
.Casuality, who d.tily claim Relief.'
To publish this circumstance attending so mein! an In-
stitution, is rhottght sufficient-16 draw the attcntion of the
Iclunranei and -promote 'additional Subscriptions fur its Sup-'
:port and Extension.
By. Order,
101-IN JONES, 'Secretary. ,

DR. GREGORY'S .NEW CYCLOPEDIA,
JUST colvirtiian,
IM[II..PHILLIPS respeEtful4y announces the re-
cent Completion: ,of-• Dr. GR EGO itY's NEW Cy..
c LOP EDI A (the only modern Work of the kind), in Two
large and inaginticent Quarto VOlumeS, illustrated by One
litnicirec.Pand Forty Engravings, price cl, 155. In boards.
It is doubtless understood by the ...Public, that this Work
contains the present State of every Branch of Knowledge,
including all recent Discoveries and. I inprOvemants.; and
that, although it is comprised in only Two Volomd, winch
are sold at a sixth or eighth part of - the ,)~x pence •of other
Cyclope.lias ; yet, by the rejealion of extraneous suVjeds,
not properly conneaed with a Dietionary of Arts and Sciences,
all objets of useful or probable reference, and all -important
fadts and principles, are given as much at large as in Works
ten times the bulk.
Either of the Twelve Pails may be had separately, at Nine
Shillings; and, persons dispose&to take it a Part Weekly or
Monthly, may be supplied regularly by all Booksellers.
No. 6, Etridgestreet,
•Blackfriars,
Feb. t 1, 18c6.

MHE.real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY
and MARTIN. This invaluable Compositien,. with
half,the usual labour, produces the inost'brilliant jet black
ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather,
will not toil the finest Linen, • is perfeeilf,free from any un-
pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues inany
Sold, wholesale, by Day anti Martin, at the Manufadory,
No. 97, High i-iolborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock-
street, Covent garden • W. Day, No: bs, Swallow-street ;
A xtell, No. r, Fincitllane ; and by the principal Boot-
makers, Perfumers, and Oilmm, in the Metropolis; and in
every town throughout tba.United Kingdom, in Stone Bottles,
primts, (A, each.

GOVERNMENT STATE 'LOTTERY, to begirt
Drawing 14th APRIL.
- 4 Prizes of k 20,000 - are - A 750,000
4 - - - 10.000 - - 40,000
4' - - - S3OO - - 20,0a0
fu - - - 1b(1,0 -• to,ooo
10- - - - - 500
33,60
•- - - ,56 - - - - r. .
3000 - - - - 20 , , 60,p00
3000 First-drawn Tickets to each - - 30,0 .3o
--I*-
.z 5,0.0 Tickets 1 £;0,000

Capitals Determinable :
First-drawn Ticket, tar Day - - £.20,000
Ditto - - 2(1 Day - • - 20,000 •
Ditto - - - - 3,1 Day - - 20,00
Ditto - - - ,4tll Day - - 20,00
Ditto - - - sift Day - - 10,000
Ditto -.- - - 6th Day - - /0,000
TICKETS and SEIARES are on Sale at every Licenced
Lottery Office.
PRESENT PRICE:
Ticket - - - kt 9 16 o
Half - - kto 3 o Eighth - - ,C 2 r 2 o
Quarter - - , 5 3. o Sixteenth - - - i 6 6
Favourite Numbers may be secured at the Bank, by making
early Application at the different Licensed Offices. -

TO RE LETT,
And Entered upon at Lady- Day next, or sooner; if required,
A - COMPLETE DWELLING,HOUSE, in the
fi• Village of Hagle-y, in the County of Worcester. The
House. consist; of a large Hall,. Breakfast-Room, Dining-
4ROom, and DraWing-Room,. HOusekeePer's-Rooin, .Closets,
and . every • Couvenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry,. Dry
• Larder, Brewhouse, and- Servants' Hall ; Stabling:for eleven
.Horses, and a double Coach-house, with other necessary
Out-buildings , five Lodging Rooms-upon the First Floor,
And four upon the Attic, besides two for the Men- Servants ;
a good Staircase all the way up ; Attics. as good at the other
Rooms, and a Man Servant's RoOm over the Kitchen ~a.good
walled Garden, Shrubbery, and about 14 Acres of Latid; two
Fish Pools, and a Green-house.
• The above House and Lands are situated in Hagley,..in the
County of Worcester, and near adjdining to Hagiey Park and
the Clent Hills,; and there is a good Pac.c of Harriers. within
about a mile, and are distant about Arco Miles; from Stour-
bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, .to both which places
' there is an excellent -Turnpike Road, and near the Coal
IV.n.e.s. • _ _

For a view of. tit.: Premises, apply to John Taylor, near
the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr. John Watkins, the.
Proprietor, at.Northatnpton, uear Worcester ; or to Messrs.
Roberts and klaker, Solicitors, in liewdley.