The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-06 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL DRI*I3I7 LANE.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed; that
this THEATRE will OPEN on SATURDAY NEC-T,
toth cf October ; •
-' When their Majesties Servant,: will perform the Tragedy of
HAMLET PRINCE OF DENMARK,

WITH

. ENTERTAINMEN7S,
'To be announced in future Bilis.
. ADMITTANCE.

• • .„ • .
. .
To the Boxes Seven Shillings-,Secoud Price, Three Shi-
llings and Sixpence. . -
To the Pit,- Three Shillings and •SiXpence—Sccond Pike,
Two Shillings. - •; .
To the Lower Gallery, Two Shillrngs—Second Price, One
- .
- To the Upper Gallery. • One Shilling—Second Price,,Six-
Pence. . •
Boxes and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till
Four, and frog: Ten in the Evening -until the Doors are .
Qloqed.
The Box Entrances are in Brydges-street only; the Pit
Eutralices are 'in Russell-street • and Wohurn-street ; the
L!-.,tyer Gallery f,:attanCes are in Russell-street and Woburn-
street:- the Upper Gallery Entrance is in ,Woburn-street
Ai! Perf,ms night of Free -Admission to -the -
Theatre, ii.v;ing complied with .the' Notice given hv Public
Adveetisemeut,: to sign
.the;r Names. in -the ,Lept by
the Secretaryto' the Comfnittee, at the Treasury Office, in
Drury-lane, and hating made good their Title of such
-Free Admissinp, .three days at the least, previous to the
exercise of such Rl.7ht, will be admitted Free to the Theatre
on all Nights of. Ti.teatrical Representation or Musical Per-
formance, under the following Regulations and Conditions.
Every Person claiming to be admitted Free; Will' be' re-
, soired to sign his or her Name at the Dour, in a hook which
will be kept ready for that purpose, and will not be admitted
withoufsuch signature. . . .
The -right hand door, leading from the hall in Brt-dges-
- ttreet, will be opened for Free .Admi'ssions to the Boxes;
'. and confined to them only; .and .no Free Admissions Will be
passed at any other Box Door of the.Theatrc. ..Neither will-
any 'Person not Free be. admitted to • pass through the
• Free Door.
Free AdmisSlo7s to the Pit arid Galleries will be received at
their respective Doors in 'Woburn-street-only. .. • •.
The ;very great 'fratids which have heretofore been coin-
thitted upon the Proprietors and the Public; respecting
Free Admission, have made it nlcessary for the Sub-Com-
rcittee to devise the. most effectual. Controul in. a matter .so.
important to the , Interests of the Company, whose affairs
they are called upoil to administer,'• and to those who are
. really entitled to Freedom of Admission..
For the present, therefore, they have deemed it expedient
to exact, under the authority of the Act of Parliament, the
Conditions above stated for'tha prevention of Frauds, which
will he strictly enforced. i --
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—Viva;:t Rex. et Regina.

ST.ATE • LOTTERY, ALL TO BE DRAWN TUESDAY
.oill OF THIS MONTH—ONLY 5000, NUMBERS—
MORE THAN 2000 PRIZES—ONE NUMBER WILL
GAIN 40,000!. TWO 'PRIZES OF -,26,090/:—TWO
PRIZES OF 3,000. Scc. &c. • • . • • , ,
TBISH,.
‘Contractor for the LOTTERY,
• No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, ,sold the fol-'
uayilig Capital Prizes in the last Lottery:—
, No. 3,651
974 .... .. In 11 Shares
3,980
600 Whole Ticket • 500
1,736
• 25736 ln 12 Shares - 5OO , '
2,760
3,629
And 4 Prizes of 2001, 3.c. &c.

FASHIONABLE -DANCING BY-Ma. ALLEN, '
Privately tanht, at No; 19, Sbierrard-street; - Golden-square;
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never
leart, that Accomplishment; br have not the Modern Style.
111.1. ALLEN'S'System of Teaching is e-
--.. pressly studied for those to whom it is 'an -object to
acqUire easily.that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society,.
expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace
and cleianee. . . . .
Those who do not want private teaching, may learn at a%
small expense, with a respectable set of pupils on the public
teaching evenings. - . .. - .
Professoo of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy
Pftnc'es; and all the superior arts • of the profession:
The Subscription Assemblies-are every'', riday.

•
ANTI-ATTRMON.
THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which'
prevents the Effects of: FRICTION in STEAM and•
other ENGINES, in MILLS, MACHINERY, and CAR-
, ItLIGES Of every description, may be `purchased in Boxes,.
Price 2s. ad, ss. Gd. 10s. Gd. One Guinew,'and Two Gaineas
"4eh. One of the smallest boxes contains-a quantity
tient to last a Chariot or-Post-Chaise Twelve Months ; and f
•fter the Wheels are primed with thc CompOsition, they may
t'e uskl daily. and will run at least SiX Months Without
to the Axle ccsreion to take them off, or to apply any thing else
• s.
The Composition is to be used in the same proportion for
all other kinds of work. •
,Sold, wholesale and retail, by -Messrs. Browne and Mare,
4‘o. 14% Strand, .(near f_;oluerset,:-Honse), London. •
„,)`- B. Directions,. will be found upon each Box, which are.
giSilid Wm. Bellamy.

GENERAL ELECTION.

I'd Oa WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of

LONDON.

GENTLEMEN, '
VOUR kind and flattering Approbation evinced
this day in Common Halt, at the nomination of your
Representatives for the iensuing Parliament, deinands the
warmest expressions of. my grateful thanks. Be assured,.
Gentlemen,- I fcct an increased zeal for your interests, and a‘
determined resolution to persei-ere in those public principl3,
which have been the invauiable rule of .my past conduct in.
five successive ratliatuents. ,

A Poll having been demander!, it remains for me still, re:-
spectfully and 'earnestly to solicit your early exertions in my
favour, to confer on me the high honour of represehting and
serving Yon a sixth time in the British House of Commons.

I remain, Gentlemen, P
Your faithful and devoted Servant,
117,1. CURTIS.

Old South-Sea House, Oct. 5, 131'2.

STATE OF THE POLL, FIRST DAY.

Cortis-.... 54 I Wlii th ma tx 105 Atkins '39
Combe ...121 Wood . 93 Sha . .36

Sir William Curtis's Committee sit daily at the Old South-
Sea House, where any communication will he thankfully

ceived

To the GF,NTLErviEN, CLERGT, and FREETIOI,,DERS. Of

the COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER.-

GEN TZ,tSIEN,
ADissolution of Parlinment having takep,place,_
permit sue again on this occasion to solicit the favour
•of your support.
If I have the good fortune to he re-elected one of your Re-
.presentatives, additional gratitude will strengthen-that zeal
which -has hitherto unceasingly directed my hest endeavaufs
in the service of the County. I have also to assure you, that
should I again arrive at this distinguished honour,- lily chief
gratification will be the conviction it will•afford me ibid. my
past conduct has met-with your .
I liavti the hinnin-' to be,
• Gc-tlemen, .
Ycepr faithful and Oh-edient humble Servant,
DAVIES DAVt.NPORT,
CapeOtorne, Odt. 2, 1812 ••

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of

the COUNTY of LINCOLN:

GENTLEMEN,
-
impossible-for me to fie unmindful of the
I very flattering and distingnisheil manner:ln F.:.;) i.CII I base
been thrice chnen one of .youtltepresentatii-es.in Parlhationt,
and trusting my line of political Ccnldnet hag been generally
satisfactory to my Cons:lt:lents, with confidence I again offer
you my scrriccs, and solicit rur support. on the Vi/ of
Election,

I have the LoaOur to be,
,Gentleioen,
Your obliged and obediient Servant,
CILVALES 'CHAPLIN".
Bianknev, Oct. 1, 1812.

To the PREEHOLDEILS of the COUNTY'of NAIRN;
GENTLEmES4' • • , - • -
AN immediate Dissolution of being
. probable,X beg leave t!z>.offer,rnys'elf as.a.7Candidate for
the • honahr of representing m.y nati:ve cou!-Ity.;,..ikly. hest pre-
tensions to yoUr suppOitZmust.rest:ul;on my being the Head
of an ancient .and respectable Family iii .Nairnshire, and a
Life devoted, as it lu4s hitherto been', to the Service of my
country. With the strongest attachment to •the King and
Constitution, born aScotehman,. anrf,bre'd a Sailor, should
I be the fortunate object of yo7u- Choke, I shall eudeavonr
discharge with theutmost,z.cal, the important duties of your
Representative so as to promOte the 'true Interests of the
county; consulting otvall possible occasions the voice of my
Constituents. • • • '

I have the honour to be,,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient, and devoted humble Servant,
"JAMES DUNBAR.

Nairn, Sept. 28, 18;2.

N consequence of-the superiority of.SALMON,
• ODY,' and CO?s PATENT SELF - ADJUSTING
TRUSSES, the Patentees have' been honotired witlithe fol-:
lowing appointmentsf: his IVlajesty's Royal Navy, the Naval
Hospitals and Deck Yards, the Board of Ordnance;.the Hon.
East India Company, &c. awl continue torecalomend them
to the Public on such liberal terms, which have never before
been offered, that the full .elist 'shall he returned to all pur-
chasers, if not approved, after any trial, wear, or. damage.,
Manufactory, 291, Strand.

TO THE POOR.

xRS. JOHNSON havitig fVun„cl, :bir the runt
....NIL. her of Cases. that came before her, of Mothers that
had been cured in a few days of ;SORE NIPPLES, 'and that
being an affliction that most Women are subject to, who hare
yining Children, induced Mrs.' J. to publish MrS„Bartlett's
letter, as the Soothing Syrup wa?.. only known to alleviate- the
anguish of suffering Infants, while 'cutting their-Teeth (which
it will doinstantly) thereby prevents both Fever and Convul-
sions, finding she :had lost her usual number of suffering
Babes, inquired the cause—it was owing to her having omitted
to mentionrat the bottom of the letter " To the Poor," as
usual, they thought:Mrs, J. had withdrawn her bounty; be
assured, my humble friends to the contrary, for as long as
Mrs. J. has her health, she will 'not relinquish so gratifying
a theme as that of seeing so.thanyHundredS of-Infants restor-
ed froth the jaWaof Death and Pain to Health mad Comfort.—
They must bring a. letter from a respectable Housekeeper,,
that they are real objects of charity; and• be sure to come'
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, from nine to ten o'clock,--
Mrs. J. hopes, at the same time, so great a charity will not he
abused,' as it is out of her private purse, and trusts that pd.,
rents who,cartallOrd to purchase the-Syrup 'will.not injure the
Poor by obtaining what is intended.f:Jr their relief.. • • -
To be had of the Proprieters, :Johnson and Williams,• No.
94; NeWman-street, Oxford-street; and by their appa;nt-
ment, oLGolding, 42, Coruhill; •Sh tw. and Edwards; St.
Paul's Church-yard; Berkley,9s,Fleet;market ; NewberY, St.
Paul's Church.yard,antl Dame-street, Dublin; rutler, No. 4,
Cheapside ; Dicey and Sutton, BaW Church-yard; and•by all
the principal Medicine Venders• in Town and Cotintry, at
2s. 9d. a bottle. •
.Caution.--13e Sure to ask for Johnson a:id Williams's Ame-
rican Soothing Syrup, as there are severs eiurioussorts.