The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-20 00:00:00

the LAST N I (.'; HT of performing till the Holidays.
THEATRE ROYAL, ....OVENT-GARDES:.
IP-MORROW EVENING,: March 21, 1812,
Will be performed Snakspeare's Tragedy of
J.I.JAUS C./ESAR.
Julius Cmsar, Mr. EG ER-rots&
Odavius-Caesar, Mr. HAM ERTON ;
Male Antony, Mr. C. KENIBLE ;
Leßidus, Mr. MURRAY;
•
Brutus, Mr KEMBLE-;
Cassius, Mr. YOUNG ;
Casca, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Trebonius, Mr. BARRY MORE ;
Decius, Mr. BRUNTON •
Calpurnia, Mrs. W ESTON;
•• • . Porcia Mrs. POWELL.
To whichdvill be added the Farce of
THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
2 13"eS 5. Secd-price
,35. 6d. —Pit 35. 6d. Second-price
3•—Gall7erY 25.0 n Second:price 15.—tpoer Gallery ts. - Se-
"nd-price 6d.
Ne.laces fur the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
wkliox-Offiee, in Hart-street.
be ne
at ii,rS will be' opened at alf-past Five, and the Play
Do
Hall-p-ist Si' H •
•_Yli Easter Monday, Romeo and Juliet ; with Timour, the
e4rtitt.---On"Fuesday, The Virgin of the Sun.—Oa Wed-
_34aY, Julius Czesar.

TO-MORROW EVENING;
The LAST NIGHT of the SEASON,
MR. KIN LOCH, the Comptroller's BENEFIT.
(AST • NEW PAVILION THEATRE,
-LEVS), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND,
(Established by-Authority of the Lord Chamberlain).
Pro- MORROW EVENING, SATURDAY,
March ztst,
COME AND SEE!!!
The Last Night of • '
The Extraordinary ELEPHANT;
The Last Night of ,
The Surprising HORSES; •
The Last Night of
The Astonishing LEARNED DOGS ;
The List Night of
The Laughable-MUSICAL PIECE ;
The Last Night of
The,Grand Eastern Popular SpeEtacle, called
The TARTAR TARTAR'D ;
and-the Last Night of
The Clkilic HA RLEQU I N ADE .
4/oors Open at Halt-past Five, and begin at Half-past
ao • Second price Half-past Eight, and no Orders can be
Mitt,

EXHIBITION of the BRITISH GAL-
AvLEKY, PALL.MALL, will CLOSE on SATU R.
the 4th of April ; and will he again opened on MON..
of April, for the EXHIBITION of Mr.
PICTURE of OUR SAVIOUR in the TEM-
Wtj„; and tor the EXHIBITION and SALE of those
valti"KS of BRITISH. ARTISTS, which may remain un-

By Order,
VALENTINE GJ(EEN, A.R.A. Keeper.
tltrt' • The Subscriptions for-the Print of Mr. West's Pic.
~...oritinue to be rec Lived at the Gallery.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE:.
SOUTIIAMPT-ON-STREET, STRAND.
TS.USTEES.
Ili' Grace talc Duke of Rutland, K. G.
The Most NoblC the Marquis of Buckingham, K. G.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Northampton.
The Right lion. the Earl of Buckinghamshire.
Yhe Right lion. the Earl of Upper Ossory.
Witli,:m Praed, Esqt M. P.
Lcrop, Bernard Morland, Esq. M. P.
And• Sixty. DireClors. .•
Nlanaging Diredcr, I. T. Ii i:'.)er, Esq. F.A.S.
ECEIPTS for the RENVTAL of POLICIES
which terminate at LADY DAY, are now in course
°I deliv
1, , ery.
lyietelirtLons who are Instned with this Association become
tieSseh Profits as arise are divided equally among the Mem.
~,t4. , according to their respective contributions, and with-
pro' the risk of Loss, as ,an ample Surplus Capital has been
Avid=d to meet any excess of Losses that may occur.
liCeße.nts arc appointc(i in all the principal Towns. who are
to4N2N'se Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE,
ed on similar principles.
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xIOYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
514151islied by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George
tlw First. - -

-
March 1812..
T.IERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
Oft„ the 25tit instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts
thelw ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over
retExchange and in Pall-Mall, as %yell as by their
ssPtierktAive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties
cies oe4 are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Po.
1217
!teiihn. or beture the gth of April next, as the usual
—4Ys allowed for Pay ntent, beyond the Date of each Po-
if-
', withhen expire.
SAMUEL FENNINC;. jun. Secretary.
Atte
stirai ndance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As-
-1141-tce of Buildings, Goods; Merchandise, and Ships, in
by ,i..°14, in Duck, or while Building, from Loss or Damage
tit,`'!re ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting
L4ves.
ASs,"'). ire Policies will be issued free of Expence to the
tv red, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up.
4445.

A Pi
—ECJDED SUPERIORITY OF CHANCES,
z 6, CORNHILL.
ORNSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint the
140 Public, that the Lottery to be 3oth of next
4 claims a preference to any preceding Lottery, having
.istot Capita; Prizes, and so well arranged as to meect
ttniversoi 4pprobatiun.
411,1C1CIiTs and 811 A RES are Selling in great variety, and
howest prices at their Old Established State Lottery
dcer Coruhill, where all Prizes are immediately paid.
pa~rrdcrs by po,t or cattier executed with fidelity and dis.
Schemes at large, Gratis.

1-11(,,.
ImPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
mNEAR TIME CITY OF LINCOLN.
li• SUUIBB pegs leave to announce, that tie
in theMonthcev direaion% to bring to Public Sale, early
of May, one of the most important FRLE-
WLD STATES in the Kingdom, situated at WASH-
(.; and HE IGHINGToN, near the City of Lin-
v°lll comprising uwards of Seventeen Hundred Acres of
ZerY 'valuable Land, together with sundry capital Mes-
,iages, Tenni ills' and Farm Buildings, in excellent
c
Also, the MANORIAL RIGHTS of the Lordship, ex-
r
tbllcling aver near Six Thousand Acres.
his Estate is well worthy the attention of Noblemen and
, entieman desirous of reali2.ing important and highly im-
vovable landed property ; the situation being peculiarly ad-
Cageous, from its proximity to one of the best markets in
county, with the further advantage of a navigable river ;
414 to a sporting Gentleman it would be a particular acqui-
v,7ll6ll, the Manor being of such great ext,nt, well stocked
jit:t game; and in the immediate vicinity of Mr. Osbaldis-
OHunt, which is allowed to be one of the first in the
u),gtioni. The land-tax has been redeemed. -
_,,•escriptive Particulars are preparing, ;nisi timely uotice
Sale Will be given.
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