The Sun.
London, England, 1812-02-29 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARIMN.

CJN MONDAY EVENING, Drlarch 2, 1812,
will be performed a New Grand Operatic Drama, in
Wee Aas, called
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
• - - Principal Charaders.-
Ataliba, Mr. BA RRYMORE;
High Priest, Mr. EG E wry N ;
Telasko, Mr, CIIA PMA N ; °
Rolla, Mr. V OUN.G •
Zarnor, Mr. SINC LA I ; - • .
Diego, Mr. LISTON ;
Ozmar, Mr. BROADIAUKSr; .
Xaira, Mr. C:RESCV ELL ' •
Don Alonzo, Mr. 11U NTLEt ;
DOR Velasqueh, Mr BRUN FUN ;
High Priestess, Mrs. POWELL ;
Cora, Miss S I ; • •
Amazili, Miss 11. RUN ; •
Idali, Miss BOLTON ;
Zilia; Mrs. CIIILDE.
"ter Which will be performed, for the 45th time, a New
Pantomime, called
II ARLEQUIN AND PADIVIANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN I.IS/I,
With entire New Mu_ic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
Padmanaba,•Mr. jEI•HERIES
Sultan of Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN ;
On tar, the Fisherman, Mr. 110 LOGN A, jun.;
Cayfa cattadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. GRiM A LI.)1 ;
Ze. ita, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK ER ;

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Morea, the Fisherman's Daugttrer, Miss L. BOLTON.
Box.es Second-price 3s. 6:l.—Pit 3s. od. secund-price
u.—Gall try as. Second-price ts.—Cprer Gallery Is. Se-
eonct-pric bd.
Pkices or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,, at the
New liox..olfice, in Hatt-street.
kite Dc •rs will be opened at 'tall-past Five, and the Play
be • r
gin at I 'att.-past Six.

'FINSBURY ANNIVERSARY.
THE ANNIVERSARY of the GENTLEMEN
ettu,:ated at the FINS_I3URY-SQUARE ACADEMY
be 1 )e Id at the City of London Tavern., Bishopsgate.
street, or WEDNF.SDAY, the 2 tilt of March, iSiz.

ST t. V/ A P. DS.
Mr. Alexander Hislop, Mr. john Poynter,
Mr. Patrick Kennedy, Mr. joint Poll-ard,
Mr. Chapman Marshall, Mr. Edmund Valiance. ,
,Ticicet S. 165. each, to be hail 9t. the Stewards; of at the
44 of ti; e Tavern.
Dinner at Five•o'Clock.
jOl-IN PHIPPS, Secretary.

11°.6, A idersgate.str:et.

Lloyd's, February 27, 1812.
SUBS( :4,RIPTION for the RELIEF •of the Wl-
t DOV, f s and FAMILIF.S of 'the OFFICERS and
lEN last dy lost in his Majesty's Ships
ST. G EORG E, of 9Sguns,
HERO, of 74 guns, '
D E F EN C E, of 74 guns,
SALDANIIA, of 36 guns.
The Cc mmittee chosen for the Management of this Sub-
triPti°l3, in order to make known the extraordinary Claims
'l/lagni t.ude of the Calamity requiring Relief, beg to state,
that the I\ 'umber of Lives lust in the aboveinernionecl Ships,
Tsl)unts r 0 upwards of 2300, and much exceeds the nutnuer
"01. ?hose n I either the great Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen,
I rata' v.
La,. Icl' pt tons received at the Bar of this House ; at Ttlessrs,
a.O i.e.,s, fleer-stre,t ; MessrS. Barclay, Traton, Bevan
Sini,j()• the lion. Simon Frazer, Perring, and Co. Messrs
Val_ 1, I .sync, and Smiths; Messrs. Willis'', Wood, Pera
' I.lki Co. and all the tattier Bankers in London.
,tiO•,(4 iplions already advertised - Z 1574 13 0
101 "1.r„.."" 'lingo Esq " - _ to, 10 0
14010 p of I); 1 21 0 0
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Vid l'i ke Watts, Esq. _ - to to 0
Adtnirr :Young ' - • - - 2a 0 o
Adam, ,1 Loin Radstock ' - - 5 5 o
Sir Th °lnas Sautnarez - - 5 5 °
Richat icl Saumarcz, Lsq. - - S 5 ')
Nichol :as Sauuiarez, Esq. - - 5- 5 '
From :apt. +' ikon. officers and Crew of his
Maj, qty's ship Daphne, 28 guns, per Sir I.
Sant narez -•- - - 50 0 6
Subscriptions at Oxford, per Sir I. Sauntarez 13 13 a
NVillia, at Lingharn and Son - 10 to o
'lames Dick, t sq. Rochester - - 50 0
Goode and Clarke - - 5 5 °
ignatiu is Palyart. Esq., - - - 5- 5 0
Withal at Vaugham, Esq. - to 10 o
Counts 'tss of Normanton - - 5 o o
Lady t, Ilivia B; Sparrow - _ 5 0 0
Archibald Cochran - - .2t o o
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Nichol: is W. Ridley Colborne, Esq.
- lOhn C ressett Pelham, Esq.
osepn Wartnaby, , Esq. -
ohn Q uanto,k, Esq. Chichester
Wilson , Agassie, and 'Co.
W.hirsh ed Keene; Est. M. P. per Admiral Lord
- kads tuck - - - - " so to 0
Onkel% i, Non-Commissioned Officers, and
Priva rtes of the Corps of River fencibles,
by C sprain Lucas - • - . ,
Company of Lightermen and Watermen, by
ditto - - -
The Right Hon. Lord D. Dunstariville
licutei lard W. C ----, R. N. -
A Farn ily of Young folks, Kensington
Vice .n. dmiral Harvey - -
Richart ITill, Esq. - -
Francis r_ressvvell, Esq. - -
Sir Ch axles Brisbane, the Governor of St.
V inc ent's - - -
• Ceorge Oswald, Esq. . - -
The l', :untess of Wellington -
lames I Sian, lssq. - -
Brant a nd De Lanney - - -
john D 'avidson, Esq. - ' -
lesse R arssell, Esq. -
Robert Jones, Mardell; arid Co. -
I.lshirr 'e, Benson 'Rolaerts, and.-Cochran
W. A. Standen, Esq. - -
lohn H .ambrough, Esq. - , -
Wm. J . Coltman, Esq. - . -
Thorn., s Dickason, Esq. Enfield -
Th,:s. Dickason and Co. - •
S. Will inns. Esq. - -
The RI: ;lit lion. George Rose, M. P. - ‘
Lieut.- General Charles Crauford, M. P.
Harman and Co. - -
George r t;albraith, R. N. - -
The I' ttsprietors of the Observer -
Sunni ;A Virgin, Esq. - -
Thom tas ti Lathan, Esq. .- -
John t :urtis, Esq. - -
lohn , % tkins, Esq. Alderman -
The 14 ishop of Carlisle, per Admiral Lord
Rad: ;rock • - - -,
Andre, v B. Drummond, Esq. -
John D tummond, Esq. - -
Cfiarles ; Drummond, Esq. - -
Henry I )rummond, Esq. - -
Robert Hunter, Esq. - -
I. Hill, Sheerness-Dock -
Earl of Galloway - -
Thomas Is;eatby, Esq. Cheshunt .
. M. I. Si. utway, R. N. - - -
Maud and' Col lyer - - -
Edward K orick; Esq. - - -
lames R Hoff Man, Esq. ..
Moses Phi lip Levi - - -
Captain Ly light, R. N. . . -
Todd, Mit, licit, and Co. -
David Carr, 'tiers and Co. - -
Henry Chit. l, Esq. - -
The Govern. 7r and Company of the Bask of
England, ,per lolinyearse, Esq. - 210 0 o
THOMAS FERGUSON, Sec.
No. 3, Goorae-yard, Lonilsard-Streett

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MRS. OPIE'S NEW NOVEL.
'On Monday, the 16tit of March,-will be published,
In Three Volumes, !arm.
TEMPER ; or, Domestic' Scenes.
By Mrs. OPI E.
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13s. 6d. boards.
2. Father and Daughter, a Tale, price 4s, 6d. boards.
3. Simple Tales, 4 vols.. non°. price ii. is- boards.
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A Tale.

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T•has been too frequently the subjeei ofjust and
I
general reprobation, that men destitute *Attie elements of
the medical art have offered themselves as candiAlates for
public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose
of doing justice tu the result of our studies and experience, and
to prevent us from being classed among those em pities whose
imprudent pretensions have, untin tunately tin society, been
too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac-
quirements. After having received a regular medical educa-
tion as the pupils of Messrs. Blizard, whose
leetures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and•
surgeons .of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselves as
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in the different branches of anatomy, surgery,. the theory and
~ractice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, 6ce. &e.
by those eminent professors, Drs. Monto, G rebury, Black,
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acquirements are not inconsiderable. I laving, tor a long series
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