The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-30 00:00:00

NUMBER 6101.1

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
r:LMORROW EVENING, March 31, 18 Ic'
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Will be aded the new Operatic Draina.of
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
Principal Cliaratters.
Ataliba, Mr. BARRY MORE ;
high Priest, Mr. F.GERTON ;
Telasko, Mr. CH A P MAN ; - •
Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ;
Zamor, Mr. SI NC LAIR ;
Diego, Mr. LISTON ;
Ozmar, Mr. B ROA DIIU RST ;
Xaira, Mr. CR ESW FAA,' •
Don Alonzo, Mr. HUNTLET ;
Doi Velasquez, Mr. BRUNTON ;
High Priestess, Mrs. POW ELL ;
Cora, Miss SMI ;
Autazili, Miss ERON ;
ldali; Miss BOLTON ;
Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE.
Nvlic h viwill he added,' the Romantic Melo--Drarna of
TIMOUR, THE TARTAR: •
- Timour, Mr. FARLEY
Agib, Master CII A PMA N ;
Oglou, Mr. AW CETI' ;
Keritn, Mr. C ROSSMAN •
Captain of the Escortr Mr. D.wIES ; •
Selitna, ibs.So LTON, ;
Ltslta, Miss F E RON ;
Zorilda, Mrs. H. lOHNSTON.
n Wednesday,
lulius' Caesar;. with Tom Thumb the
eat

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- Y for the DISC.,: I.Nik.G E and RCLI E F nf P ER-
''UN§ iMP.KI..SON ED for silyl 11.1.; MiliTS. ..
Craven-Anreq. Strand, March 16, 1.,
Al' a SPECIAL-MEETING of Lbis,SOCIE I Y,
The. held here this Day.
Right Honourable the Earl of RADNOR, V.P. in the

Ordered,rti that m N:eildislast Edition of
." The State of
2. fs," sold a the Secrtarys Office inCraven-street,
1‘ n.eaehtr.: Copy,t aild thate '
R.esuiutivii acktt,entscd,in
rtialic Paper" GRetSSWELL, Sec,

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"TY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER-
- SUNS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS..
t A Craven-street, Strand, March 28, 0112. 7
A.N ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of -this
c
AC a,
will be held here, on WEDNESDAY
ACc the tat of April,' at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the
clulPts to the 3151 Instant, and on other Special A ti:iiis.
R. GRASSWELL, Secretary.

EAGLE FII2E-OFFICE.
o'LENT of RENT-of E?USES rendered untenant.
able by FIRE.
Iis()LICIES of Insurance expiring nt Lady ,Day
riqishouid be renewed within I. ifteen there from that pc.
Ai to prevent the l'arties' ntetest ceasingn.
,ercardife insurances etietted at reduced Premiums.
EAGLE LIFE OFFICE. •
•Nfer
efttt Y description of I N S-U RiVN CE • pon Lives may he
at this Office with the utmost facuility, upon terms
of Peculiar advantage..

WM. lIEETEIAM, Secretary.
The Company's Office for the %Vest End of London
•••.,__%-orer of 0 ret:ont street, Oxford-stteet. _

°IripP.ITISVI VIRE INSURANCE Of FILE.
Dire tors arr ready to grant P‘liciei for the
Ve,,,,1 elnsurance of Buildings, Furniture, Merchandize, Ships,
14,4, and all other P ty, a,ainst Loss or Damage by
on principles the most libC'ral and eqUitable, and on
ins consistent with the mutual security of the Office
the Public:.
„insurances due and payable at Lady-day must be renewed
Fifteen -days therefrom, or the Policies will be vi'dd.
The increased value of all Property renders it in general
~
"lccessary in prudent Persons to add to their Insurances; such
~ilditions will be triade by this °dice without charge for the
•;°licies ; nor will any be made for Policies i;fr Insurance of
or upwards.
I`ARMING STOCK at the reduced Premium of 25. per
throposals may be had Gratis at the principal ffices .in
ce Strand and Cornhill, London ; or of the Company's
4r,`K nts in the different Cities and Towns in Great Britain and
eland.

ROBERT. SKELTON, Secretary.

' EXTRAORDINARY LUCK.
pIDDING and Co. No. t > Combat, (the corner
c, next the Mansion-House) sold in the last Lottery, No.
3t°, a Priie of 20,0801. and No.-zyzr,• a Prize of 4001. in
plyYig greatly
it would
had brought all the Tickets and Shares sold by 'them.
have given a profit of upwards of 17,0ca1. over and
above the-Prime Cost, Is not this Luck ? Real Luck ? Un.
il4raileled Luck!

•
, THE SPRING LOTTERY
Will} e urawn 3e,th of April. and the Schttne embraces un-
-,,
41-Advantages in favour of.Adventisrere; for, if compared
be the last Lottery of Twelve 'thousand Tickets, it will
' fund
to cont,iin, not only Capital Prizes of equal magni-
-1",. i'lei but double thc Variety, and more than Four times the
;;I,lthber of profitable Prizes ; these aye intrinsic Aurae-lions,
already prove irresistible. The Public, theretOre, are
terlously advised not to delay their Purchases, as the small
491Iber of' Tickets are expected to be all sold in a'very- short
irne.
At present, PI DDIN G and Co. have great variety, at the
fountainresidence
of Fortune, No. 1, Cornhill, the former Lucky
i‘esidence of old Mr. Guy, who accumulated about 400,c0,,1.
on that identical SpOt,out of which he built and endowed the
_ospital in the Borough.

GAME AND RESIDENCE.-WILTS.
LET, from the 2 01-1 of March, ISt:, for Seven
Years,
COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCt,
%Nell known by the name of CLARENDON. PARK,
With the FURNITURE thereto belonging, and the exclu-
sive Privileges of Free Warren and Game over that well
Woodcd Minor of near Five Thousand Acres, abounding with
Pheasants, Hares, and other Game; Nvlth or withuut
beer'Park of near Three Hundred Acres, and upwards of a
Hundred Acres of Arable and Pasture Land in hand.
Fora view, of the Premises, apply to the Bailiff, at the
house ; and to treat for the same to Messrs. Webb, Webb,
and Art wood, Salisbury

UNCOMMON FINE NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
jn One or more Lots, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham,
(and not in London, as before advertised), on Saturday, the
41,h of April, 1812, at three o'clock, •
ONE Thousand Six Hundred ,and Sixty-one
OAKS, estimated at 57,62.3. ft.;, Siz ASHES, at
„711590 ft. ELM S, 2,197 ft. ; and 34 other Trees, at
~,049 It. ; \Alit the Bark and Tops thereof, standing in the
rarish of Tamworth, Warwickshire, within the distance of
from Half-a-mile to Two Miles from HoLklay Wharf, on
the Birmingham and Stratford Canal, from whence the Tim-
ber may be conveyed by Water to London, at aboui is pence
Per foot, and to Chester or Liverpool at about the same price,
and whichCauat communicates with the Sexern atSt ourport.
About 500 of the Oaks are remarkably fine, long, thick
Stull; •and plaliking timber, in Umberslade Park, and the
Residue is mostly fine Hedge-row Timber, very goad Tops,
and in Situations, to be come at any Season of the Year, ex-
cept where the Fields are in Corn.
Mr. Matthew Gardner, of Tamworth, willshov the Tim-
Mr.
and deliver printed particulars; which may also he had
of ;he Printers of this Paper ; at the principal Inns in the
neighbourhood ; of Messrs Richard** and Co. N. 7, Lin-
coln's Inn Fields; of Thomas 'Hunt, Esq. Stratford-on-
Avon; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attvivod, Salis.
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