The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-28 00:00:00

PART J.V.

Grand Operatical Ballet of Aelion, with its extensive Stage
Spe•qacle, Scenery, Machinery, &c. called
JOCKEY AND JENNY.
PART V. _
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The whole to conclude with an entirely new Pedestrian and
Equestrian Cornie Pantomime, called
MOTHER BIT-NCH,
• • AND THE •YELLOW DWARF.
Prospectus of the Scenery.
Scene r. Fairy Castle or Polished Moonlight, With
its Eclipse. Princess A tltair's Fate detreed. Tne ellotV
Dwarf enforces his Power. Mother'Bunch's lEnel De:.
scent. The supernatural appearance'ot the Spectre of the

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Forest;
Interior of a Persian Palace. , All'.ca Dream. Arrival of
the King of the Golden &lilies. His Nuptials prevented.
The Fairy Box exploded.. The Magic- R►ng,: prunes fatal,
and the Palace in consternation.
3. Extensive Sea View. Nautical Excursion. Friendly,
interference of a Sea-Nymph and Mermaid, with Bunch-
erando's perilous A;:ventures.
4. Sea-Port, Quay, and r amily Hotel. The Yellow
Dwarf and his Pr►ze sate mooed. Buncherandp's extra..
-ordinary it; rival a. la Rluncliziusen,l and the real Lovett
introduced.
5. inside nt Marine Ho,e,. Preparations for. Dinner. Pleas-
ing MeeiloK and Discovery. "fate inn in uproar, and Pro-
vidential Escape. •
6. eillintry. View and Turnpike Gate. •. Supplies for Mar-
ket. The Cavalcade in Motion. Equestrian Disasters,
.and the Pursuers ,ate lodged.
7. sr Net View. Adventures of a Milk-Maid.
8. Shrubbery and Alcoves. The garden- Chair bewitched,

and Parent Pillory'.
9. and Landsc.ipe. Song, Timothy Twist. Ways
and Means. Supplies' obtained. A good Retreat. Tie
P'edlar's Budget transformed, 'and Fasilion.ible Levities.•
to. Exterior of a Country 11111.. ReLreshirunts toomi neces.
sary. A good Meal `spoiled. Hob. .n the Welt, and one
above sees all.
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interior of a City. The Baker's daily Excursion. Two
I Dedti Men better than One Alive. P till Devil pull Baker,

• , and the Barrow enchanted.
t 2... Exterior of Dwait's Castle The Runway' Reclaimed,
flow sweet's tile Lwie that meets Return The fortunate

Escape, and the Disasters ok the Tea- Vitale.
Mi hook; iell. Needs must, ,vlten the Devil :rives.
14. Park and Plantations. .Tlie r..l,tAtcat "luttps, and Curio-
sity punished. • •
ts..' View of a Square.,
.Antipathy Conspicuous. Great
tell, and the Simi= Amonated.
16. P.m:hawed Wood 'hid 11.dusive Bowers. Right, mid
Wrong. T'wo Heads better than Due. Both Sides of the
Qn,:stion', and Po imprope.ily made use of. .
7. Cave of Witchcraft. l'..e Time is come. kvii needs

meet due •
IS. P•iz4:,••). Einetaids. A 1 l's %Veil ;hit Ends I%`eli
ness. Restored,
.and ConstancSy Rett4titted. •
.The'whole ot• the Scener) design:Al b.y Mr Grieve, and
executed by him, Messrs. Matthews, Skate, Clark, and As-
'rue Mechanical Tricks and Prop.•rties b, Mr. Bradwell,
ai.ddcc,,,atetl by Mr Perez, with Assistants.
The Machinery by Mr. ['oat and nutiteious Assistants.
The l) eases by Air. and Mrs. tkc.
The Poetry by Mr. Upton.
The Mush., with a Gran,i Overture, by Nir. Sanderson. .
And the whole produced by Mr •ASTLEY, jun.
Doors to oe opened at Halt past Five, to begin at Half
past Six.
Boxes, 4s. Pit, zs. Gallery /5,-,.—Secnnd Price at Half
past Eight.
?laces to oe taken at the Box-OffiSce,,Westininster Bridge.
No Servants can possibly keep Places after Hail past
%yen o'clock.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION,
PALL-MALI.. .
DIRECTORS.
Sir Jas. Cockburnc,ofLangton, lames Wright, Fsq.
Hart. Limier Secretertat State lohu kidward Bateman, Esq.
Sir M. M. Lopes, Ban. Ludy* Kati ham, Esq.
G. F. Strattori_, ksq. lohn'Pruwett, Esq.•
HONORARY DIRECTORS. _

Sir Digby Mackworth. (ohs Gosling, Esq.
lames Patterson, Esq. R. Green, Esq.
Samnel Sketchley, Esq. 'Thomas Hague. Esq.
Philip Palmer, Esq.
CAPITAL of this INSTITUTION eon-
JL sisis of Shares of 201. each, to ae paid in full, or by
Instalments of tos. per Share, at the opnun of • the Sub-
scriber; the Money is invested on well-secured Annuities,:
and the Lives insured, and it is the object of this Institution.
to benefit the Granters of Annuities, by giving more years
purchase than is usually paid. It is customary to give no
more than six years purchase, that is about [7 per cent.---.
This Institution will save such persons nearly fiveper cent.
and at the slate tune materially benefit the Subscribers, who
will obtain eight per cent. for their Money in perpetuity,
besides receiving a Bonus periodically, Irom the Insurances
of the Lives on which Annuities are purchased by this
Office, independent of the sum the Lives are insures for;
and will also be al)le to obtain the principal again, if wanted,
by disposing-of their Shares.
To Benefit Societies this Institution will be highly advan-
.tageous, as byinvesting- their Money therein, they may in-
crease their principal if they diuse, by applying the surplus
of 'their Interest above five, per cent. for that purpose, and
the Dividends may be received half yearly.
The Shares, by a- fate Resolution of the Proprietors are to
he increased, and Books are open to receive -Subscriptions at
M'esl.'Hodsoll and stirling,-Barikers in the Strand;_. Mess.
• Prescott, Grote.- and Co, Bankers, Bankers,
and
at the I-louse of the Institution, Pall Mall ; but.the. books
wil i be cloSed immediately the number• pr,posed shall be
Subscrihen for.' - ' • . •
' The Subi::riptioWori New Shares, where the InStalments
.only are paid, are nzAv•One Pound per Share, being the two
'lnstiiments now dice, of Tea Shillings each. .

MPSol,l,'SoiiCitor to the Institution.

- • -
.OM-LBLAINS- are prevented from breaking,
tormenting itching instantly removed, by
wtcyr ILt‘D's ESSENCE, of A'IUSTAitU, universally
esteemed tot-Au extraordinary efficacy in ltheumatisms,
P.ffsies;-Gouty 'Affections, and Complaints attic Stomach;.
-birt“Ottere tins certain remedy has been unknown, or tie.
~gleeteaclo.nd the Ciiiloiains have•aCtually broke, WHITE.,
•• II FAMILY .0 1:K1E will ease.the pain, and very,
speedil:•-neal theM. It is equally efficacious in ulcerated
Sure Legs, Scorbutic ErUptiohs, Blotches, Pimples, Rmg.
worms. Shingles. Brealcings out on the !''ace, Nose, Ears;
and•tyc,lids So,: and lidlamed Eyes. hunts, and Scaids
Sore Heids, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every de4
scription.
, Piepaied. and. sold by IL I/I-INS-I'ON, Apothecary;
• No. t 5, Greek-street, Soho; London, tile ilessence and PilLs
at:zs. 9:1. each—the Cerate, at is. qd. Sold by every Me-
dicine Vender in' the United Kingdom.
* *.The k.;elluine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name
lottoston insertaon it.

ESSRS. BRANSOOMB and CO Joint Con-
tractors fur the present Lottery 'and Proprietors of the
Lucky lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and
38, Hay market, 'solicit an immediate ettenti9n of
the Public to the Scheme of the New LOTTERY, which
will befim lid to contain art unusual numosr Capital Prizes ;
and the first-drawn Tickets on eacn, of the first tour days of
drawing must be entitled to 20,0061. each ; and the first
3ir2o Tickets will divide
,a bonus of 33,0001. over all Tickets
that are drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is
recomniended by the above Proprietors, who, in the. Lotteries
for iSoi and It-6, sold, in 267 diflerentShares, the following
Capit a ls, namely, •
No. 3330 . • . 13001. Nu.' 13,747 . . . 'lo,oool.
11,477 • • • I.°6°!. 456 . • ••
24.699 • ' • . rooot. 9219 . . . zo,oool.
16 ,Sol . . . Zeool. 11,643 . . 29,0601.
• • 17.915 . . . zr)ool. 7686 . . 20,0201.
4,)77 . . . 5 col. 7757 . . . 2502,21.
• •1t,871 . . . s'oool. 12i719 . . . 25,0001.
NVitli 1,6 Prizes of 5001, and a great number of tool. 501.
.4c. and where the first 3:,0001. and the l'ist '25,c001. ever
sold v..ere shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on de-
mand.

4, 4„ORNHILL, and .4-9, CHARING-CROSS.
TBISH 'solicits the attention of the Public to
• the SCHEME ofthe•NhW ED TT E KY, in another
part of this Paper, which will be found to contain an un-
usual number of Capital Prizes, with the novelty of zo,oool.
being allotted to the First-drawn Ticket on each of the first
Four Days ; in addition to which, the first 3000 Tickcts
drawn out. of the Wheel, are entitled to 101. each; over and
above any Benefit that may he drawn against them ; an early
iiiiichase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of •Ca-
pital Prizes is sure to be drawn in the first Four Days.
TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the
above Offices, where
Nos. 2147, and 66n,

The Two last Floating Capitals of 30-,0001. each, were both
. Shared and Sold,
And vrhere Twenty-one Capital l'iizes were Shared and Sold
in the boom! present Year,
*** The. Lottery begins 14th of April._

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