The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-27 00:00:00

NUMBER 6343.]

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NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, .oaober 27, 18093
.111. Will be acted (3d time) a new Musical Piece,,Wled
THE JUBILEE.

The principal 'Charadiers by
Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. TAYLOR,
Mr. LISTON,
,Mr. DENMAN,
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. LISTON,
Miss BO LTON.
After which. the Comedy of
THE BEAUX STRATAGEM.

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To which will.be added, the Grand Ballet Pantomiine of
OSCAR AND MALVINA ;
Or, THE HALL OF FINGAL.
Oscar (the Descendant of Fingal), Mr. BOLOGNA, juts. ;
- Fingal, Mr. BOLOGNA ;
Malvina f Daughter to toscar), Miss ArlA NIS ; Carrot (the Irish Chieftain.), Mr. FARLEY.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,. at the
Box-0 ffice in Hart-street.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.---Pit 4s. Second Price 2s.
Callery 2s. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened-at Half past Five, and the Play
begiii at Half past Six.
To-morrow, The School of Reform ; or, How to Rule a
husband. On Monday, The Grecian Daughter ; Euplara-
Sia by a Young Lady, being. her first appearance in London.
it.)n Tuesday, The Exile. On Wednesday, Every Man in his
Humour. On Thursday, Inkle and YarlCO:

The' Proprietors of the New Thearreitoyal in Covent
Garden beg leave again-most respeafully to address them-
,selves to the Public, by whose judgment they are seineible
they ought in every tiling within their power to ha guided.
iThey presume to think that the present regulation of ?he
prices oil. admission will, ou due consideration, be found to he
supported by every argument of reason end justice, and are
happy to sec that it meets with the approval of a very large
majority of the community. The Proprietors are not aim-
ing at wealth and exorbitant
.gain, they are merely labdur-
ing for a fair subsistence. It has been authoritatively aod sa-
tistaelorily proved, after the fullest and most impartial in-
Nestigation, that the adoption of the former priceS would
.subjed them to a certain loss of three quarters per cent. per
annum, on their capital t but some persons have said that
this evil might be obviated by a system of stricter economy
if the Proprietors in the erection of a New Thi atre, have
erred on the side of eipence, it has been first —froni au ho-
vest desire to consult the accornaupdation and ensure the
• safety, of all who resort to it—and, edly, (as the Public
had a right to expect'
tney should), :to 'coiled such Per-
formers, and display such Scenierv, Dresses, Decorations,'
Arc. as might hest contribute to
render the exhibitions Of the
Drama worthy of a critical and enlightened People. Under
what heads can a sevotereconomy- be iiitrethieed ? The Ac-
lots and Aaresses cannot be expeEled to give 'the' r labours for
A smaller compensation than t?iey received in the oldT heatie,
n.
or than they,can receive in Theatres opt of Londo•; and the
Froprietors' have not hitherto beerrable to undertake to of
ford them a.greater; nor does the prospeel 6t such an advance
.form an item of their calculated future ex pendit ure. I n the
Scenery; presses, Decorittions;'Lighting, see. of which,evetY
article is daily increasing. in price, ah reauelion of eipenee
itevidently impracticable, , flue undisguised truth is, that,
*efen at the'present prices, the necessity the Proprietors are
flier of providing every thing new ior al: every repre-
' tentation will, with the closest economy, for some years 5115-
terially reduce; it not totally absorb their profits. -
The Proprietors hope they shall not be thought intrusive
for again appedling to the reason and justice of the frequen-
ters of the Theatre, to save all who are concerned in it train
titter ruin. They trusr.that they shall not be disappointed
:in their confident reliance on this occasion, on the.liberality,
ristitlrn, and justice of a krest and generous nation ;,and they
',re Persuaded that,- as unthrtunately it is not at their choke' to
:Q,ltE:i the present terms of admission. Which are ac moderate as
ney could make them, they. shall be allowed by their unin-
_eirr for exertions to endeavour at the only return they can
have the ho%Patrotnage such favour they request, while they
evincin, by increasing efforts, their un-
abated zeal for the improvement of the amusements of the
public.

. • , LYCEUM TH-E.A.TRE.
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'ender the Special License Of the 1.0
/ .. .RD CITA &IBE RLAIN,
-Cranted`for the present Season to the joint appliCation of
all Parties principally interested.
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THEIR Majesties' 'Servants-, f6rming the COM-
PANY of .the late DRURY LANE THEATRE,
%lib THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, odober, 17, 15.9,
literfolin the Comedy, of
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l'H. POOR GENTLEMAN.-
• - ' Sir Ralart Bramble, Mr. 1)0W-11,0N-4
Sir C hasles 'Cropland, Mr, BO L LAMY; .
Lieutenant Worthington, Mr. POWELL ; , • '
• , ' Frederioc, tfirst time), Mr.. WRENCH -
'ollapod (first time), Mr. MATHE We;
a. -. Corporal Fo'ss, Mt. PALMER'; - '
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-Fanner Harrowby, Mr-, RAY; ,•- • Stephen Harrowby, Mr. DE CAMP ;., ...-- -•-•:.
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Eiluniptrrey'Dobbins, Mr. WEII WITZE•; ..
ail Wathington (first time), Miss-RAY ; . • Miss Locreta Mac Tab, Mrs: SPARKS ;' .• ' '
Dame Harrowby, Mrs. MADDOCKS ;
Mary' (first time), - Mrs. ORG E R.
. *fir WhiCb (third time), an entirely new Musical Dramatic
~ Entertainment, in Two Ads, ll 4
Ca e .
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BRIIAIN'S JUBILEE '
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Tile Charaders by .
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- • -, Mr: MATHEWS,- Mr. IDowikom, -,i ~...)
• • Mr. PHILIPPS, Mi.-HORN;
Mr, POWELL„Mr.PENOON, •- • -'• ;
Mi. KNIGHT, /*Jr. Du CAMP,
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Mr.*PAI:MER, Mr. SMITH, . .
-Miss KELLY; Miss RAY;
_ Mr.,. BLAND'. , The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per.
!otrriance to begin at Half past Six.
The new Musical Draniatici Sketch, performed in honour
Of the Anniversary of i-lis Majesty's Accession, was received
Throughout withiblitSts olanplause and laughter, and will
be repeated Tomorrow, with The Jew. On Monday; The
Wheel of Fortune. Oti Tuesday, The Cabinet.
• Mr. Melvin from the Theatre Royal, York,. will make
his first appearance at' this Theatre, early in the ensuing
Week. . . . . ,
The earliest notice will he given of M is. .E;clwire,s next ap-
pearance, which -...i11 be immediately after her recovery from
her present indisposition. - '

YORK AND LEEDS.
"MEW Commodious Safe, Cheap, and Expedi-
A. N tious POST COACHES will set-put from the GOL-
DEN-cRtiSS, ClIARII:G-CROSS, every- Morning at
the
Half past Five;-hreaktaSt at the Red Lion, Barnet; dine at
Red Lion Cock, EatPrl; sup Gretham Inn: breakfast at the
Inn,
and York b Doncaster •' an arrive in Leeds by twelve,
one d , at no,On. The on fcrar C-oaelimen
employed-, and the saute Guardn: andare COachly go throughout.
Every exerLon.has been and-will continue to be made, to ren-
der this the beit'C'eniVeYafice or the North Road,
By. GEORGE imULToN and Co.
From'the Geilden-CrosS, the fol lowing Carriages.set out, be-
sides many others too numerous to mention.
Liverpool expedition's Post Coaches, only One Night out,
every morning at six.
Holyhead and North Wales Mail every evening.
Holyheady Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post
Coaches, every morning at nine.
I.lldlow, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every evening, and
riekv Post Co.uilt Tuostlay; Thursday, and Saturday, at
two.
Milford Ha‘en, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenhani
Mail every evening: •
Cheltenham and Oxford New and Only Day Coach every
IllOrning at six.
'Brighton, East Bourn, Worthing, Hastings; Portsmouth,
Southa:nston Isle of 'Wight ; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel,
Little Iramptoli Mati,,ate,,Ramsgate, Dover, Dcal, Hythe,
Volkslone,&c.&c. Laxly t..kraches.