The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-17 00:00:00

tHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, January 18, 1812,
will be performed, the revived Play of
THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST.
coma cle Valmont, Mr. YOCNG ;
Florian, Mr. JONES :
Bertrand; Mr. EARLE Y ;
VEclait, Mr. LISTON ;
•
Eugenia, the unknown Female, Miss SMITH.
After which will be performed, for the zest time, a New
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA;
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH,
With entire New Mutic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
Padinanaba, Mi. JEFF'', RI ES •
Sultan of Cashrnire, Mr. NORMAN ;
Omar} the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. ;
Caytacattacihri, the Persian .Cook, Mr. CRIMALDI ;
Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER;
tlorea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. 130 LTON.
Boxes 78. Second-price 3s. ha.—Pitts. 6d. Second-price
2s.—Gallery zs. Second-pi-Ice ts.—Up,Jer Gallery Is. Se-
cond-price 6d.
Places tbr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Ilux-OffiCe, in Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six. -
The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or,
The Gulden Fish, having been received throughout with the
tighest approbation and applatoe, will be repeated every
Evening till further notice.
On Monday, Cato. —On Tuesday, The Knight of Snow-
'dente.— On %Vectnesday, The Revenge.— On Thursday, The
Stranger. —On Friday, The Cbmedy of Errors.—On Satur.
day, The Merchant of Venice. .

Under the Sanction of his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.
PIULIPSTHAL'S and MAI LLA RDET's AUTOMA-

TICAL THEATRE,
•.
CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND,
IS OPEN EVERY EVENING, with a Rational
nit Interesting, Entertainment, consisting of a great
%army of

AUTOMATICAL FIGURES,
&large as Lite, and apparently endowed with Human Fa-
culties, and many other ingenious Pieces of
MECHANISM.
Also, a new-invented Cylindrical Musical Instrument,
called
PIANO DULCI.
(For which the Proprietors have entered a Patent).
The Melody Or this instrument is uncommonly. sweet.
It has also the great Desideratum of all other Musical In-
struments, of never being out of Tune.
- Boxes 3s.—Pit U.—Gallery Is.
The Performance will be repeated every Evening.
boors to be opened at Seven o' Clock, and begin precisely
4t
Pisces for the Boxes may be taken at the Theatre.

MEDICAL LECTURES.
1-\ R. MACLEAN's next COURSE of LEC.3-
mrun ES; on the ,DISEASES incidental to 410 T
LiTEs, CAMPS, and VOYAGES, ill
commenAce on MONDAY, theLONG Th,rd of February; tow be
continued on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Eleven
in the Forenoon, and Seven in the Evening.
Particulars may be known at No. 34, Certard-street,
Soho.

LAND STEWARD AND BAILIFF.
A. MIDDLE-AGED PERSON wants a SITU-
TION, who underitands Agriculture, Breeding Stock,
Mid Keeping Accounts, having been brought up in that ein-
Ploy ment, and since managed Farms for Gentlemen, from
he can have a good charader.
Any Nobleman or Gentleman wanting a Person, ,will
Please to'dired, post paid, to A. A. No. 17, Lower Belgrave-
Place; Pimlico, will be attended

ALL Persons ha. ing Demands on, or who are
uese
indebted to, the ESTATE of the late Brigadier-Gene-
ral COLMAN, in the Portug Service, and Serjeant at
Arms of the House of Comnions, who died at Lisbon on the
Izth of December last, are requested to send the pa'ticulars
;01 them, in writing, to Messrs. Hoper and Broughton, So.
licitors' No q 2, G teat Marlborough-street.
-

NExT MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN
TVVENTY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES,
AS THC DRAWING OF THE STATE LOTTERY
tECINS AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING•
tIORNING.

ONLY 12,000 TICKETS.
,C2r S o - Gain . Z.2a,000
so IS .0 - Will Gain • to,ooo
sio o ill Gain , 5,000
216 6 Will Gain - 2,500
z 8 6 - Will Gain - i,263
BISH solicits your immediate commands; at
No. 4, CORNIII IL, and g, CIIARING-CROSS,
and hopes to be equally fortunate to Adventurers as in the
wo last Lotteries, when he Sold the following Tickets in
Shares :
.1;'693 Class A ,[,'16,000
. C £ts,coo
4.363 A 5,000
71 A 3,000
Ste. &

t,Bc3 . C lass A 2,000
1,853 -.. B 2„0J0
4,02 j '. • C 1,000
1,852 . A Soo
:c. &c:

tl.
--...
AZARD, BURNE, and Co„ Stock-Brokers,
, - No: 93, Royal 'Exchange, tespealully solictt the
eblic attention to the SCHEME of the ensuing LOT-
-4 tRY,

14 hich contains
2 . . . Prizes of . . . Zzo.ooo
2 . . •Of . . . . 6,000
. . . of . . . . 4,007
And others of INA. sopl. &c. down to zol.
Amounting in the whole to x 20,0001.
And only Twelve Thousand Tickets.
The whole Lottery will be drawn on TUESDAY, the
''st of THIS rvION/fl4.

NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY.
SWIFT and CO. reveOluliv inform the Public,
that the Nev Ye.tr's sTA-1.;• LOTTERY will be
I. on the 2!st of 1H 1 S MONTH. Although this
~,9ttery ctynsiits of only t 1,00 Tickets. yet the Scheme eon-
'4llls the following l.'6t of CA I' nil. PRI LES :-
2 of . . 6 . of . foe°
. , . 6,ri00 8 . . . . Soo
- • • 4,000 '6B of fool s-A. and 3d/.
And the lowest Prize
:ics and, Shares are selling in great variety at Swift and
`o4.'s ket
Office
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.No. It, POULTRY,
No, tz, CHARING-CROSS, and
No. 31, ALD(;ATE 1-11Gli-STREET

VI ItASES OF THE URETHRA.
R. DU FOUR, Sole Proprietor of Daran's cele-
;Wl brated Medicated Bougies, having confined his Prac.
Vee tor more than r, years to the cure of St.izitires, Obstruc.
Lirls, Debility, Gonorrhea, and every other disease o 1 the
Urethra, flatters himself that extensive-praelice, joined to
the •
rutldnets of the remedies he employs, exclusively enables
hint to off r a safe and permanent cure, not subject to the
'lnger and inefficacy attending the uses of CaUstics or coin-
tltort Bougies. •
Persons in the country stating their cases fully in a letter,
-enclosing a one or a two pound note, will have proper Medi.
'Fines sent to the amount.
butthe variuus symptoms, method of 'cure,
ut's rraftical Treatise on Diseases of the Urethra &c.
Price 33. the seventh edition. To be had of the Booksellers ;
at the Author's House, • No. 54, Fritki.strcut, Soho; •and
Cjale and Curti6,.Patemoster.row.