The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-11 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, CO IN f-GAR DEN.

TOTO-MORROW EVENING, March 12, 1812,
-MORROW
will be pertOrmed a New Grand Oitthtie Drama, in
Three/las. Cal led
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
principal Characters.
Ataliba, Mr. 13ARRYMORE ;
High priest, Mr F.G E R TON ;
..Telasko, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ;
Zamor, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
Diego, Mr. I.IsToN ;
Ozmar, Mr. BROADHURST ;
• Xaira, Mr.• CR LSW ELL •
Don Alodzo, Mr. HUNT LE't ;
Don Velasquez, Mr. 13RU \ITON.;
High Priestess, Mrs. POWELL ;
Cora, Miss SMI 11-1; •
Amaziii. Miss F LRO N ;
idali, Miss BOLTON ;
Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE.
-To which will be added (by particular desire) the Grand
Historic Pantom:lllC Drama, _called
LA PEROUSE ;
Or, THE. :DESOLATE ISLAND.

Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s: 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d.
,Second- price
ZS--Gallery 2s. Second-price Gallery is. Se-
'tond-ptice 6d.
Places for the Boxes to•be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box4oflice, in Hart-street.
The Doors will be Opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE
°f the Popular HORSE-PIF,CE the SAGACIOUS
ELEPHANT, the LEARN El) DOGS, &c. &c.
NEW PAVILION THEATRE,
(ASTLEY'S), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND,
(Establi,hed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain).
10-MORROW,TH'URSDAY; 12th, and SA-
TUMMY, mth, and MONDAY, 16th March, a Mu-
Piece, in One Ad, called
THE THREE FIVES;
Or, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH. '
After which, the popular Horse Spedacle, called
BAGH VAN-HO ;
Or, THE EARTA TARTAR'D : •
With its dependent scenery, machinery, extensive platform-

work, &c.
In which- will be introduced (for the few remaining nights
of the season) divers pertormanc.es by 02 sagacious ELE-
PHANT. The Piece will terminate with a general At-
tack, Man to Man, and Horse to Horse, forming a dra„
matic stage picture of a Field of Battle of the most strik-
ing and i, ressiv cited ever pfbduced on any Stage.
To conclude with the Pantomimical Selection, called
HARLEQUIN'S OLIO.
In .
Which will be introduced iwo astonishing learned Lap-

Dogs.
..boors Open at Flalt-past' Five, and begin at Half-past
—Second price Half-past Eight.
j!,"• B. No Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays dur-
--g Lent,,
s Cl' This Theatre will positively close for the Season on
ttuday, the zrst instant.

EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS.
THE EXETI BIT, O 1:.. of DRAWINGS. in
Water COlours, after celebrated Pidistrcrs of the great
4aaters. is now Open tcl the Public, at tine Gallery, 39,
Sackviile.street, ; and will' continue open every
eitay, front Ten in the Ftwerumn, till Six. ht the Afternoon.—
Admittance, is. ..atalogues

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It washes beautifully white, is warranted for durability
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The last three years Sale has fully- proved the utility of
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uPLIOLSTERY AND BEDDING• MANUL7ACTORY.
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T'WILMOT-beg% leave -to acquaint the Nobili
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'ocxt burning Oil 7 o
bouble refined Oil 6 6
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N. B. Oils sent to any part of London, tree of experice.

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Pale Seal Oil, • _ 3 9
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