The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-02 00:00:00

NUMBER 6026;

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THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O-MORROW. EVENINGS January 3, 1812,
will be performed the Tragedy. of •
VENICE PRESERVED.
The Duke,' Mr-CRESSIV ELL ;
. Prjuli, Mr. EG E R-I,ON ;
Bedamar, Mr. BAR R. YMO R E ;
fattier, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Pierre, Mr. K EMBI. E;
Belvidera, rs . S DDON S.
At
.tet which will be performed, for the Bth, time, a New
• • Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA.;
• oft, E GOLDEN /ASH,
'Yid) entire New -Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
• . • Padmanaba; Mr. jEFFE RI ES •
Sultan of Cashmire, Mx. NORMAN ;
• Omar,. the Fisherman, Mr. -BOLOGNA. ju'. ;
Caytaeattadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Zelica,,the•Sir I tan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER ;
711orea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON.
New
for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
'Jew Box-Office, in Hart-street. •
The Doors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
uegin at Half-past Six.
The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or,
I'she'Golden Fish, having been received throughout with the
highest approbation and applause, will be repeated every,
.‘yerring till further notice.
On Saturday, The• Wheel of Fortune.—On Monday, King
Richard the Third.—Gil Tuesday, the Tragedy of Percy.—
9n'Wednesday, The Foundling of the Forest.—On Thurs.
`lliY, Cato.,
The Public are respeftfully informed, that a New Crand
Operatic Drama has bten long in preparation, and will be.
immediately produced.
kowe's Tragedy of The Fair Penitent will be
.revived
nrimediately, in which! Miss Smith will perform the Cha-
rader of Calista.
Shakspeare's Tragedy:of Julius Caesar is in preparation,
'Rind will be revived 'as soon as possible.

EAGLE FIRE-OFFICE.
PAYMENT of It ENT. of PREMISES rendered untenant..

able by FIRE. •
-POLICIES of Insurance expiring at Christmas,
should be renewed within l•ifteen Days from that pe.
rte, to prevent the Parties' Intereft ceasing therein.
Mercantikej itsu rave. s elleaed at reduced Premiums.
'EAGLE LIFE OFFICE:- _ _

Every descripti...) of INSURANCE -upon Lives may be
effected at this ()dice with the utmost facility, upon 'terms
of peculiar advantage.

WM. BEETHAM, Secretary.

RoYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFIACE,
Istablistted by Royal :Charter in the Reign of King George
• ..the First.

• . •
• • • • December' 18 it.
-PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
the zsth instant, are hefeby:informed, that Receipts
are now ready to be delivered at the Company's ()dices, over
the. Royal Exchange and in,Pall. Mall, as well as by their
tespeelive Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties
assured are requested en apply for the
.14.enewalpf their Poll-
cies on or betiire the Stn of jam next, as the usual Fif-
teen Days allowed for Pay ment,beyond the Date ofeach Po-
licy, will'then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary.

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Attendance is.gjyen, daily, at the said Offices; for the :as-
surance of Buildings, Goods, MerLhandize, and" Shiiis, in
ilsrbour, in. Dock, or while Building, from,Loss or Damage
by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annul-
ties on, Lives. • ••
N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to the
Assured, where the Annual rremium amounts to 6s. or up-
wards.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION,
No. 109, Pall. Mall, London. -
RUCEI Person 4, as have newly become Share-
kJ holders in this Institution, and are not acquainted with
the particulars and times of pament of their Dividends,
are informed that they are paid halt yearly, at the rate of
Eight per Cent.,per Annum, clear of all deduilions, on the
6th 01 January, and on the 6th of July.; and may be re-
ceived of the Agents in the Country on ;he Days they be-
come due, by giving notice to the Office in Fall-Mall,
London.

CEO. FAWELL, Sec.

WHITE-HORSE TAVERN, and HOTEL,
For GENTLEMEN and FAMILIES,
- Fetter-lane, London.

TAMES RICKARDS nest respectfully acquaints.
j his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken
the above long established Concern, and in soliciting their
Patronage and that of'the -Friends of the late Occupier, Mr.
SAinuel Holmes, !Worms them that, with a view to render
the most superior Accommodation, he has. made consider-
able Aiterations and Improvements in the Premises, and
that from an arrangement with some of the first Merchants
in the City, he is-enabled to have always on hand an ex ten.
sive Stock of the most choice old Wines and genuine Spirits ;
and he assures those Gentlemen and Families who honour
him with their Support, that. no exertion on his part shall
be wanting to render them every Comfort an inn can pos-
sibly afford.
Coaches to most ,parts of the Kinwhim. Neat Post
Chaises.

LADY BRANSCOMII,
Widow ot Sir !AMES BRANSCOMB,

RESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public, that Tickets and Shares arc selling at
her State Lottery Office,
• No. 1101130 RN-BARS,
The Corner of Middle-Row, Holborn,
A No

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25n, ST. MARGARET'S-HULL, BOROUG IT,
Where she will no doubt have the happiness to intorm them
Part of the Capital Prizes are sold in the New Years State
Lottery, containing only 2,000 Tiacts, and all to be drawn
the .21st of THIS MONTH.
In the last rwo Years of Sir !..Branscomb's Life, he had
the pleasure of,distributing to the Public P RILES amount-
ing to nearly
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND .POUNDS STER-

LING, •
And Lady B. trusts that a continuance or this unexampled
success will Ire experienced at her New F)llioes.as above.

NEV' YE'AR'S GIFTS of TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS PRIZES IN THE mATctiLESS STATE
LO"IPE RI of only t ,060 TICKETS, an to be Drawn
on TUESDAY, itst THIS MONTH.. .
BISH, (Contractor) gratefully happy in au-.
• nouncing the numerous Capital Pri-..crs ikluctr he has
.sold in the last three or four Months, solics the Public at-
•tention to the present . Lottery, and sincerely hopes to be
equally fortunate in disposing of Capitals to those who now
honour •him with their commands. The Tickets are few,
the Prizes Numerous, the Capitals Great, and the Risk
Small.

SCHEME.
2 Prizes of £20,030 arc C 40,000
z . . . . 6,000 . . . . 12,1300
2 , . . • 4.000 . . 8,000
6 . . . . i,OOO . . . . 6,000
2,396 . . from 500 to /220 . 54,030

' The following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Shares at
4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONOON,
and by BISH'S Agents in the Country, in the two Lotte.
ries drawn in O&ober and November last :
2,693 / Class A £l6 00. I 3,343 Class C k,15,000
3,363 - A 5,000 7 I - A 3,0a0
1,853 - A ,2,000 1,853 - A 2,000
4,025 - - C 1.006 1,852 - . A 500
2,osz - A . 500 3,563 , A. son
3,63 - 13 son •&c. &c. &c.

,Animmediate_Purchase is advised, as, from the Smallness
of the Lottery, Tickets and Skims inaybe very scarce,with.
in 4 ttAr vet two of the Drawing, which will be
TUESDAY, the atst INSTANT.