The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-12 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT IrVE.NING, November 12,
1E412, Their,Majesties Serra.nts. will perform Tobin's
tturactly'of . •,- -
. THE HONEY MOON. •
Duke, Mr. ELLISTON -,,
• Rolando, Mr. DE CAMP; •
Connt ALttalhati, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Balthazar, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Lainpedo, Mr. OXBERRY ;
. .. . .
' • Lopcz, Mr. KNIGHT ; . . ..:
Juliana, Mrs. DAVI`;ON (late Miss DUNCA'N) ;,,
• Volante, Miss MELLON ; '
. • Zamora' Miss BOY CE.
h Act V. a Snag icy Mrs.DAVISON (composed by !sir: Kelly).
With a Dance incidental to the Piece.
To which will'be addkl' the Musical Farce of.. • .
TURN OUT !
Restive, Mr. DOWTON; ..
. Somerville.; Mr. HORN;

Doctor 'Truckle, Mr. LOVE(iROVE ;
nonage, Mr.•KNiGIIT ;
Gregory, Mr. OXBERIIY; .' •
Marian; Mrs. DAV:SON (late 1‘1:.,..s D.U,NcAN);
•. Mrs. Ramsay, s-TIDS ELB,
The Doors to he opened at half past Fivco7Clock, to be-
tin at half past Six..
Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit, mss. Gd.; Second Price,
tc--:.-LowerGallery 25.; Second Price, is.--Upper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price, 6d.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Boiik-
. beeper, at -the Office Russell-street, from Ten till
•Poir, and from Ten in the Evening until the Doors are
Closed.
The principal Box Entrances arc in Brydges-strect, with
An auxiliary door is ; the Pit Entrances are in
Rus7iell-strect and Woburn-street ; the I.oWer Gallery En-
trance:; are. in Rusiell-street and Wohurn-sweet; the Upper
P.ntratice is in ‘Voburn-street only. ' •
Carriages to' the Boxes, to set down and take up' froin
.Great ituAcl-strect,Corent-Garden, and draw off towards the
S,t riu .
To the Pit; to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw
'off down Little Ittisgell,-street and Drury-lane.

Stage Manager, Mr:RAYMONi).—Nu Money to be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
• To-morrow, the Comedy of The Inconstant; with the Mu-
'mica! Entertain►rent of The Bee-I•lire.

-The Public are respectfully inftirmed, that Mr. Rae, from
the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, is engaged at this Theatre, and
'will appear (for the first time) on Saturday next, in the Cha-
i'acter of Ilainlet to which Will be added, the Musical Farce
of Hit or Miss!

Ou Monday will be repeated the performance of the First
Part of Henry the Fourth.—On Tuesday, Beaumont and
Pletcher's revived Comedy. of Ride a Wife-and Have a Wife ;
iivith'the Musical .Entertainment of Matrimony.—On Wed-
nesday, Bickel-stars Comic Opera of Lionel and' Clarissa ;
With the Farce of The Mock Doctor.
TLe Ansical Entertainment of Netley Abbey is in a for-
bard state of revival. ..

All Persons having made good their Title of Free Admis-
*ion, three days' at the least, previous to the exercise of
such 'Right, will iieyequired to sign theirNanies at the Door,
in a Book which will be kept_ ready for that purpose, ,and.
kill not lie admitted without such signature.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

.
T0-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 13, 1812,
Nrill.l), revived, Farquhar's Cemedv of

-RECRIATINO OFFICER.
• . Mr. Balance, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
• , .Mr. Wortley, Mr., HAMERTON;
. Captain pillorie, Mr. C. KEMBLE; •
Captain Brazen, Mr. .TONES;
Serjeant Kite, Mr. mArrHEWS;
- Bullock, Mr. EMERY ;
Costar Pearmain, Mr. LISTON ;
Thomas Applctree, Mr. SIMMONS; -
Welch Collier, Mi. KING;
Melinda, Mrs. EGERTON;
SyiVia, Mrs. 11. JOHNSTON ;
Lucy, Mrs, GIBBS ;
Rose, Miss S. BOOTH.
• To Which will be added the revived Burletta of
MIDAS.
Apollo, Mr. SINCLAIR; •
Pan - Mr. EMERY;
Midas, Mr. LISTON-
. Damntas, Mr. TIRO VOI-If7RST ;
Sileno, Mr. TAYLOR ;
Mysis, Mrs. LISTON;
Daphne, Mrs. STE:ILING ;
Nysa, Miss BOLTON.
•:-Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New:Box-Wee, Hart-street. . • •
The. Doctr:: will 'he opened at half-past Five, and the Play
.•,)eg-it-; ast ?..klf st Six. • ' •
Boxes 7s. Senond Price 3s. ns. Gd. Second Price 2s.
over Gallery 2s. Sccend Price ls.—Upper Gallery Is. Se.
ond-Price 6d.
On Saturday, (2(ltitne) the Tragedy of Zara, to which will
0e added the Musical Afterpicee of The. Turnpike Gate. •
On Monday (ith time), Shakespeare's Plav of The- Tem-
lest; or,.The Enchanted Island, to which will be added the
Aoraantic Nielo-Drama of Valentina and Orson. _ _

. ... _ . .
- On Tuesday will 'be revived (with every splendid deco-.
Vatian) Lee's Tragedy of Alexander the Great, .to' which will
le apided a Farce called The Portrait of Cervantes. •
_ _ _

On Wednesday a Comedy, after which, a Musical
.Farce'
(never acted at this Theatre) called Hit or Miss.
On Friday, The Lord of the Manor, after which will be -;.ru-
duced a New Farce, (with Songs) called Love, Law, and
Mr. :BF:TTY's other.nights of actin; in that week will be
911 Thursday and Saturday.

'BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, •
. • London, Nov. 10, 1812.
. NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL
COURT of PhOPIUETORS will be holden at the Of-
tee in the Strand; on 'Wednesday, the 25th day 'of November
inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon, when'a Dividend will be
declared for the Half-year ending at :Michaelmas lust.
• ROBISAT SKELTON, Secretary."

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