The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-20 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 20,. 1815,
jL Will be perfor;oed the Tragedv of
THE ORPHAN; Olt, THE-UNHAPPY MARRIAGE.
. .

Acastu, Mr. Egerton; Castalio„ Mr. C. Kemble ; Polydore,
kr. Conway ; Chaniont, Mr. Young ; Monienia, Miss O'Neill
(being her 7th appearance in that Character); Florella,
Seymour.
To which willbc added; the Fate -of
TIIE 'SLEEP IVALKER.
Sir Patrick M'Guire, Mr. Jones ; Rattlepate, Mr. Hamer-.
eon; libt, Mr. Simmons; Somno (the Sleep Walker), Mr.
Mathews; Mrs. Decoruni, Mrs. Davenport; Sophia, Miss
Logan.
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triages for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Otlice, i-lart-street„from Ten till Four,
' Boxes 75.; Second Pr 35. ad.—Pit 3s. 4;4.; Second
_Price
ts---lamer Gallery 2i.; Second Price ls.—Cpper Gallery 15.;
Second Price ud.
IT, .1 I“ Doors will be opened -at Half%Tast Fite, and the Play
L
"t Half-past ix.
To-tuurrow, t tic Nev Cometry of Smiles and Tears ; with Cy-
-1119•—°11 Friday, The Orphan,; with (on account of the
numerous neitmods of Families) The Magpie or the Maid:
Annette (first time), Miss Foote.—On Saturday, the New
Comedy of 'Smiles a,,d Tears; with Cymon, being the last
nig:4 of the Company's performing till the Holidays.—On.
Tuesday, the 2e;th, will be produced {for the first time) the
'new Grand Christmas Pantomime, called Harlequin and
s, For-
tunio; or, tilling-Moo and Thun- To n . •

(halm IA January will b, published, price 2s: 4i d. the First

Number of
NEW PERIODICAL MISCELLANY,
esp.ecially adapted to India and its "Ilo.oe Connec-
tion, : entitled, The ASIATIC JOURNAL and MONTHLY
REGISTER for British India and its Dependencies. •

Lootion : Printed for Black, ,Parbuil and Allen Book-
aeliet's to the lion. East India Company, Leadenhall-street ;,
mad may be had of all other Booksellirs.

- This Day .Vas published,
-bedicated by pettni4ion to the Lord Bistitap of Salisbury,
- PART 1.-Price 12s. (to SUbstribers los. 6d.) of an
ILLUST H. it I. 1 ON of the LITURGY and
sERVECE of the Enited Chinch of England And
hod,With an Introductory Sktch of the History of the
British Chinch, as connected %N ith the pritnitive Church of
Christ; embracing 'the S.,irit of several Commentaries
on the Liturgy; with copiOus Remarks, - and Elucidations
from oilier Authors.
ky the Rev. THOMAS PRUEN, Curate :of .;lbourn, Wilts.
The Wink will. be continued in Parts, at the above pri.ccs,
and will make two very handsome octavo volumes.
Published for the Author by Messrs. Rirington, St: Paul's,
t 'lurch-yard, (by either of whom Subscribers' Names wcu
be received), anti to be had of all the Bookselleri.
Subscribers: His 'Royal Highness the Prince Regent , their
Boyal Hihnesses the Dukes of Cumberland, Sur,", and
Gloucester; the Archbishop of Canterbury—the bishops of
Chester, Durham, London, and Salisbury--De',,n of Canter-
bury—Archdeacons Coxe, Clarke, Danbenn•S'agland,
Short; and Webber, &c. &C. &C.

BY HIS MXI EST Y'S. ROI; 'PATINT.
• - ANTI -ArOnTION.
Tll E - PATENT
POSI rioN has be,
AK-11-ATVAITION COM-
en unerio.!;rocally proved to be the
t.hk'best Ti**
t 4"
es and t,. •""" ever discovered fur Ships' Bob.
st
Pt n e 3 .aper ; to r reserve Cables from beiag rub-
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ugl. the WV:Ping of St,' tl • Weather, and front being
chafed, by
I-roni 1,
*Slides 4 • '''`" of. 'far, " Pardelirse.• and Service; for the
Carri4es of Guns; to render Leather .aml Canvas
...,"4tex-Proof
-.L;;y6„ and to prevent the Effects of yrict in Steam-
pl4,24,. ', Threshing-Mills, (or other Ins-
arts of • Husbandry generally used by Farmers,) • C.,1-
„ges, 'Coaches, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery of every
4/e•scription.—lt•is also the best Thing to preserve the Blades
*f Swords, and all Kinds of Polished Steel Articles, from
-Rust.--It will likewise preserve Iron Hoops, Water-Butts,
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kloorings, and every kind of Wood, and Wooden Building,
from the Weather, Worm, and Dry-Rot, either in the East
er West Indies (where it is particularly calculated for the
vase of Sugar-Mills, Steam Engines; and other Machinery)
or in. any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron
'Ways from corroding and wearing out,- but also render the
I)eaught so light, that, one Horse will de the Work of Two.
One Priming of the Composition is, in some'cases, equal
to one hundred applications of oil, tallow, or any other kind
4f grease, paint, or tar, and the Public save by its use from
hie Hundred to Four Thousand per Cent., exclusive of
Preventing the wear and tear in machinery, wheels, &c. &c.
',Mild, is a saving of exPence mere than that of saving nine
P.:44 out of ten, and nothing can be so clean in its working,'
Qr give so little trouble.
Sold for the Patentees at 40, Charing-cross, near the Ad
zrtiralty, London ; and, by their appointineft, at most Ship-
- Chtindlers, Printers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Drug-
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Land Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in the
united Kingdom, in Boxes, price 2s. 6d.; Ss. 6d.; 10s. 6d.
One Guinea and Two Guineas each. •
The smallest. Sized Box. contains a quantity sufficient to
Prlme a Four-Whta.:l Carriage four times, with which it'will
run upwards of 6000 miles, without applying any thing else
to the axletrees, and one balf-guinea box contains a sufficient
4iu..ntity for a stage waggon to travel 33,000 miles, and it'
'will work with .wood a,xletrees, or with common boxes and
41.1etrees of any. kind. The most satisfactory 'proofs. 'of ttltie-
t9erits of this discovery may be seen at the Patentee's Office,
40, Charingleross, and also at their Agents.
,r, The Public must be on their guard against a spurious
'Quaposition, which is sometimes attempted to be foisted
"Pon them, to prevent the effects of friction,. instead of
Ivhicb it is injurious to machinery, &c., and none is genuine
! but that for which a patent has Been obtained. To prevent
~zhiPosition, the directions given with each box are signed
11/- I). Bellamy,"
.arul have the King's Arms • on them—to
counterfeit which is forgery; and any persons making use, of
ewuPosition, by which the Patentees are defrahtidcd,
Prosecuted, One Hundred Guineas Reward having been of-.

fered ► to ►iete'ct Frau•ls on the Patent Right.
N• B. Any person attempting, to make for their own Use,
vr for sale, a spurious composition, is as liable to be prose-
' llLlteil ►tliusewiL9 sou auy but, the real Valeta Auti-Attrition,