The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-04 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDbN.

..O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 5, . 1812,.
IL •wiii be performed, the New Grand Histc:ical Play (in
three acts) inte.'spersecl with Music, called
THE RENEGADE-. ,_

(roundtd on Don Sebastian, King of Portugal,. by Dryden)
' The Overture and Masic composed by Mr. H. IL Bishop.
POIVIUOLiOrE.
Don Sebastian, King of Portugal, Mr. C, KEMBLE ;
Alvarez (his Admiral), Mr. CHAPMAN;
Antonio, Mr. JONES ;
Octavio, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
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Petro, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
' Jaquez, Mr. LisToN s . .
Olivia, Miss BPLTON ;
Doran (the Renegade) Mr.-YOUNG. ' -
moons.

rdtday Mulch (Emperor of Bar!miry), Mr.'I3ARRYMORE;
Benducar (his Minister), .Mr. EGERTON;
Orchan, Mr. I).TKINS ;
• Zeydan, Mr. JEFFRIES ;
The Mufti, Mr. CRESWELL ;
- The Doran, Mr. SIMMONS;
Orasmin' Mr. DURUSF.T ;
ithneydn. (the DeposedEnlprcA), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
Afte.r which will be performea rlenth thne) a New Farce

so„„;::, ,
Lon,. LAW JVND P frir SR:
Thu Overture, &c. composed tif Mr. M. P. King.
.The Principal Characters by
Mr. BLANCHARI), Mr. 'MATHEWS,
Mr. usToN, Mr. BROADHURsT,
Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SUMER,
Mrs. GIBBS, Miss E. BOLTON.

Places for the Boxes :co -be taken of Mr. Branclon,•at the
NCW Box-Office, Hart-s.uTee.,

The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play
begin at half-past Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. 'Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.

The new grand Historical Play called the Renegade, on its
first representation, was received with universal- applause,
.and will be repeated on -Monday, Wec‘nesday, and Friday
nest week.
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Tile revival of the Tragedy of Alexander the Great; which
has been honoured with the most u iqualifiedapprobation,can
only be performed on Tuesday .next week.
The New Farce, called Love, Law, and Physic„ being.
established in the highest favour of the public Will be repeated
every Evening till further notice.
The Public are respectfully informed that on Saturday the
12th will be revived the Tragedy of tlre;Earl of Warwick.

,PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG.
THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer,
is determined to sell every Article of the First Fashion
and Wockmarishipat the following redueed Prices, viz.
Pearl Necklaces, any pat- is gl ie-niaking 0- 12 0
tern, from . . . 5
Ear-rings, per pair . .
Bandeaux

0 10 6
9. 10-0

Spr4;s
Bracelets, per pair . .
Lockets
1 11 6 0 14 0
Brooches , 1 5 0 :(- 0 7 6
Crosses \. . . . . . . 1 1 0), 1. 6 -4 6
Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the above.prices, that every Ornament is, made of a Com-
position, or what is commonly called Patent
,Pearls, they are
respectfully informed, that every Article is composed .of Ori-
ental Pearls, from tire Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which,
being manufactured by the real Workman, ars'offered to the
Public much under their usual Charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new -patterns, in Morocco
Cases, conisting of Necklace, Sprig; Bracelets, Ear-rings, and
three Brooches, -from 25. to 301. per. spit.
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Ap ytoJ. H. Barlow, Pearl Workerand Stringer, No. 1,
Grange-court, Carey-street; Lincoln's .lun Fields.

This Day \VRS published,

In One Volume, octavo, price 12s. boards,
MHE EDINBURGH NEW DISPENSA-
ToßY:—COntaining the Elements of Materia Medics
and Pharmacy : with accurate Translations of the London,
Dublin, and Edinburgh Pbarmacoperias.
By JOH H N TOMSON, M.D.

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In this Dispensatory the Pharmaceutical Preparations and
Compositions are arranged after each Substance of the Ma-
te& Medica; by means of which, Materia INledicix and Phar-
macy are conjoined, while the Chemistry finds its proper
place in this simple arrangement. Thus every artielelur-
Dishes a separate and brief Treatise, the repetition of former
Dispensatories is avoided, and unity preserved.
4,34 This is a totally different Work from Di. Duncan's of
1811.

ninted for Highley,and 50n,24, Flret-street, London; and
for William Creech, Edinburgh.

TUSSF,I,ENII3M, OR THE COUGH MEDICINE.

Mil-1S valuable MEDICINE, after a trial of
JR— many years, is, with the utmost, confidence and a con-
scientious co. viction of its importance, at leitgth offered to
the Fublic-as a sp,ecif.c in cases of COUGH and CATARRH..
The effects .re allhost imMediate in alleviating the most
violent paroxysms of Cough; the most. inveterate Coughs will
yield' to its use if moderately persevered in. In cases of. COA-
sumptiori.it will be found a powerful palliative, and if taken
in time a preventptiv.eof disease. • •
Sold, by appoitAnwit cult', by Mr. James Tindal, Stationer,
.50, Mortinter-Alreat, a few doors from. Cavendish-square, in
Pint Bottles, at 88. and Half-pints 4s. Cd. each, stumps in-
cluded.

*** Orders executed for the Country.

EAST INDL4-HOUSE,

Nov. 25,
• TIM COMMITTEE of TARELIOUSES of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS Of-ENG-
LAND, tra,iing -to the EAST INDIES do herey give
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Notice, That the Committee will be ready to receive! Proposals
in Writing (seated up) on or before Wed nesday, the Oth
Day of December e.t.t, front such PerSORS as may be willing
to supply tie company with Poor Thousand
.Tons of BRI-
TISH BAR and ROD IRON; and that the Conditions of the
Contract may be seen upon trpp77cation to „Hr. .Robert
Ilis-
sett, Clcrh, to the said t'ommittee, with whom tile. Proposals
must list left before 12 o'clock at' Noon, on the said 9th De-
her after which 1.141 the Committee will not receive any
Tender.