The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-18 00:00:00

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HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; •
- Or, Tll E GOLDEN EGG.
Principal Charader6,
Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80.
• LOUNA, jun. ;
Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire Bugle, afrerwari•ts Zany, Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Oddlisli, Mr. ME-NAGE 9 •
Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMA L LEY ;
Columbine, Miss SEARLE.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3.s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 21.
Catlery 2S. Second Price ►s.—Upper Gallery IS. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Pl?ces for the Boxes to'be taken at the Box-office, in Hart.
street. . .

The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
'Tall-past Six.
On Saturday, Town and Country; with Ilarlevin and
Mother Goose.

THE NEW PLAY.
This Day was published, price Half-a-Crown,
'T :HE CURFEW a Play, in Five. A&s, per-
/ forming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal,
Drury-lace.
By the late !MIN TOBIN, Esq.
Author of The Honey Moon.
Printed for-Richard Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black--
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers.

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
.• PATRON,
The KING's MOST lI.4CI.II,LENT MAjESTY,
= PRESIDENT,
Rt. Hon. the Earl of STAM FORD-and WARRINGTON:
ON SUNDAY the 12th of-April, 1807, the AN-
NuAt. SF:RA/Pits' ‘viti be preached at St. Ash's
Church, Soho, by the Rev. RICHARD YATES, N.D.
F.A.S. Chaplain to His Majesty's Royal hospital, Chelsea,
and alternate Preacher to the Philanthropic Society. ;-Prayers
at Eleven. • •
0- The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be cele-
brated on .Wetliiesday the :sth of the same Month, at the
.London J.avern.
• . 'Dinner on Table at
sTiwAnns,

ye o'Clock precisely.

- .
Hon. and Right Rev. Lord His Excellency Baron De
'Bishop of Bristol Robeck
Colonel Smith T. Crowther Newby, Esq.

Capt. Scott

Charlesi,Velsreadv

_
Thoinson I john Pritt, Esq.
Mr. Akierm;in Itoydell Nathaii Salcimons Esq.

A.lr...AlderMart DOmville f Alexander Smith; Esq.

Benjamin Golttstnid, Esq. ioseph Walsh, Esq.
C. F. Daniel, Esq. j Air. pardon
R. H. Marten, Esq. Mr B. Mitchell

John Morcott, Esq. j Mr. Russell.
_ .Tables covered at Five.precisely. No Colleezion.
10 HN BEA UMON'f, Reg. and. Sec.

FIVE TIIOUSAND POUNDS.

PERSONS possessed of Incomes arising from
Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, ;vlarriage
Settlements, .&c. or any other Property ; and Gentlemen of
resPeaability, having Personal Security only to offer, may
be supplied with the whole, ur, any part of the above Simi,
by way of Annuity, redeemable at the pleasure of the bor-
rower.

The business would be completed without the interven-
tion of Broker, and consequently without subjedting the
Party to Any charge for Commission.
,Letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. Hemming, No. 23,
Saville-row, Bit tlingtt,o. street, London, NVIII be duly an-
slivered, but no personal applications will be received.

ALARM BELLS, IA la-GUARDS; &c.
DER MAN ENTLY fixed, and well-equipped
j. • ALARM-BELLS being found the best Security against
the frequent and grievous Depredations of House-breakers in
Town.and Country, Persons desirou.s of adopting these truly
usertd• and important Preventatives, whereby they may in
future retire prote6led in their Property, ancl eventually in-
sure themselves from the like heavy losses and seriously in_
Jurious attendant consequences which divers of late have ex-
Perienced, are respectfully solicited to apply to LT.
PALMER, Furnishing Ironmonger, Tea-Urn and Stove
Grate Maker, st, Cornhill, where an extensive choice of fie
,Japanned and. high-polished Steel Register and ' Rumford
Stoves, possessing theiturnerous useful iiliprovernents lately
Made, are also constantly ready for inspettton ; Fenders, 1-'IN:-
irons, and Defenders -.tram Eire, or highly-approved Fire-
uants, of varied Sizes and Patterns, which for their evident
and acknowledged Utility, it is to be earnestly Wislie-1 every
Family, for their future preservation, were immediately sup-
pliedzwith,, who are nor already provided with the; acne.
.N.itelten Ranges, Steamers, Ovens, Smoke, Wind-up and
Camp Roasting laCks, Cradle Spits, Venisim Dishes, Water
P;lttes,' Patent Dish-covers, Plate-warmers, and Cooking-
ls of Copper, lion, and Block-tin, in complete Sets,
or at diserion ; Temperate and Showdr Baths, Town.inade
and Silver-plated Cutlery, 1w ratont, Knife-cases, Pontypool,
I.3l'Onzed, Plated and (lilt 'Pea Liens; 'best lap.irrned Paper'
Tea-trays, strong Plated Dinner. and Tea Services, with
Silver-mountings, of superlatively neat and scunti'vvorkman-
ship ; Teutenague, Plated and Silver C: a tidiest icks,-Buncinsti,
Zze. Ditto, with G lass shades, tbr the East and Wctit Indies,
and other Hot C.i.llltliCS.
NM. Al:irmers fixtdi.tii4„l4-ells hung by e siiisitely inge-
flOLlS'Artkt, upon the aim certain a!at en u: t.ug principle
it ithy part of the Kingdom. •
Houses, Offices, with dispatch,
and Forelyfi,C;;ln ti:tiitn itt I.'jylltent,r7:l:CAr, Urns
of any kiwi, c;
true Pm:: Aadc„

BROOKE and Co. Stock-brokers, and Licenced
Lotter:- Office Kecipers, 237, Piccadilly, established
filty-three.Vear, return .tn-Ar sincere aitc: unfeigned Thanks
fCr the very flattering and general Support given their Office ;
and they respeCtfully inform their Friends and the Public,
that they have a very large Supply 'Of TICKET and
SHARES, in the gre.itest possible variety of Numbers, for
the ensuing I...ottety that licgins Drawing 14th April, and
which contains . . _ •

4 Prizes of ,Czo,ooo I 4 Prizes of ,Csooo
4 - - - to,ooo ro - - • - 1000
Stc. .

BROOKE and Co: have sold and registered Thirty-five
Shares of Capital 'Prizes in the last Year, including a 10,0q01.

CARROLL and Co. No. e2G., Oxford street, near
Rathbonc- place, are selling TICKETS and SH ti R
in great variety ot Numbers, for the Ti; IRD STATE
LOTTERY for 1804, which will begin Drawing or 1411,1
of April next, the Scheme ot which stands unrivalled by any
former one ; and claims particular attention from the Pub-
lic, as it consists of the following numerous Capital Prizes,
vii.

4 Prizes of £20,000 TO Prizes of £ toot,
4 - - 10,000 1.0 - - 500
4 - - - 500 Sec. Rze.
The First-dr.iwi; 3000 rickets, in addition to any ,other
Benefit that may fall to them, will h 2 entitled .to iol. each.

Cmr..ll and Cu sJlicit their Friends and the Public to.be
early in their Purchase, as the primei pal Capital Prizt.s will
b:!drawtr on—the first Four Flays. in the last N,,vember
State .Lottery, No. 12,103, a Prize or t ,0001. • was sold in
sixtee.nSixtc..-±i:ns„ by CAR(OLL and Co. ; and No. Oos
a Priz,t:ur 'soot. was likeivise sold in Shares ; and, in fOrnier
L,tteries, Ci;ipiial Prizes to a very coy kider4hie aat aunt,
Couinry;Corrttsp,ndenis, and ail orders, will be puriztiiiilly'
attended to.. Schtrite4 to be had gratis_. • . !

No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. t3..0ir,6.
FOR Thirteen Years. I have relinquished all other
Prictice f•ir the TreotMent of Vcnere.d Complaints, and
the cure of those deficiencies whicli...are the consequences of
deStruaive habit. .

Theundonbteti qualifications which I possess, as a Mem_
ber of the Royal College. of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in
the Arinys and the extent 'of my experience in this peculiar
line, constitute my claiM to that. siperiority' which cannot
he attained, by the illiterate, or even by the most respectable
general Pritclitioner whose mind is•harassed by attention to
an immense variety of Disorders.
The very singular complaints of Diiease and Debility, in
which front every part of the world I have beets consulted,
must have considerably conduced to my perfect comprehen-
sion of the must Complicated Cases.
If Diseases disc from the indisCretion of an unguarded mo-
ment, and if such Cases of distressful disarrangement do
,exist, as those which are
,'the consequences of an habitual
vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than
a regular Surgeon, resigning ali other Praelice for the Treat-
merlt of these, and concentrating his attention anti studies to
this particular point
In recent Cases -of Infeaion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis-
tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local
Weakness,. much future misery may be prevented, by such
• means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to -
the Constitution.
Through inconsidertte ncglea the slightest Cases become
important., butit- is the acquirement of exclusive experience
in this line to give a sate and I,crinanent restoration, even
when other Prattitioners have failed.
The terms •of remuneratiini arc precisely' stated on the first
interview, brit no-letters answered unless a Bank Note is
inclosed: • • • . .

. A!tTI.N 13 t: F.,
. Aleintrr or Cblle.ge Su'rgeons in Loriticii.
tt:cer, !•11-rs:iift, cz-bar:
.-',`here is on aticticiimai VVlr4lico in W qe.r,srre.et,