The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-30 00:00:00

THEATItE ROYAL, DRUItY-LANE.

19111 HIS PRESENT EVENING, November 30,
1612, Their Majesties Servants will perform the CO-'
'buedy:%of
'THE HONEY MOON.
Dn',,e, Mr. ELLISTON ;
Itolaoda, Mr. DE CAMP;
-Conn' Montalban, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Balthazar, Mr. PHILLIPS.;
Larapedo, Mr. (XBlalitY;
I.o)pez, Mr. KNIGHT ;
',.Tußana, Mrs. DAVISON' (late Mi.:s DUNCAN) ;
V4)lante, Miss ;
Zamora, Nils,: BOYCE.
pct V. a nog by Mrs; DAVISON (composed by Mr. Kelly).

• • With a Dance incidental 'to the Piece. •
. .
To-which "will be added the Comic. Drama of
THE THREE AND THE DEUCE.
• - Justice Touchit, Mr. PENLEY ;
Peregrine Single, Mr. ELLISTON !
Pertinax Single, Mr. ELLISTON! ! -
Percival Single, Mr. ELLISTON ! !
• Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. DE CAMP ;
-Frank, Mr. OXBERRY
L Macskloirgn, Mr. MAIISHALL ;
11.eil'hal, Mr. FISHF.II.;
Tippy, Mr..MILLEK.;
Pinch, Mr.. MADDOCKSs
Cramp, .Mr. WEST;
Gregory; Mr..I:X•ANS ; •
. . Waiter, Mr: CHATTERLEY. •
Emily, 131:;;'; •
Plirbe, 'Miss L. KELLY; •
Tatlline,
s• . The Original Explanatory Address by- Mr. ELLISTON%.

he Done to be opened at k,ilf past Five o'Cloek, to
kin at half past Six.
Bo*cs,qs.; Second Price 3s.6d.—Pit, 3s. (hi.; Second Price,
mss.--LowerGolicry es.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price, (id. •
Wires and I'laee3 to,be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Boak-
lecper, at: the,ollice in Little •Rtiell-strect, from .Ten till
Por, and from Ten in the Evening until - the Doors are
closed..
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No .D.loney to be Returned.
Xiant Rex et Regina.

The Public are respectfullyinformod, that. Mr. Rae's neit
appearance be on Tuesday se'nnight, in the Character of
Young 'Norval, in the Tragedy of. Douglas. •
the Tragedy of Isabella, or, Tho Fatal gar-
riag,.; Isabellt by Miss Smith, being bee .first appearance
at this risheatrf..; with the Farce of R•aisiug the Wind..--,On
Wedncsday; the t.;oniedy of The Rivals; with the Farce of'
'rite Qualier.—On Thuistlay, the Comedy. of The West In-
dian; with the Faxce. of ,Turn Out!

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'irlllo-MOIUROW EVENING, Dec. 1, 181°,
.the•reviraVof the -Tragedy of
- • Aid EXANDEII: THE GREAT.
• • Alaxauder; Mr. BETTY ;
€lytirs, Mr. EGERTON •
(2-s:ander r, BARIIYMO'RE ;
•
Lysiniacl Mair., Mr. ABBOTT,
• Heihestion, Mr. HAMERTON ;
• Polyperchou, Mr. CRESWELL ;
Thessalui, gr. CHAPMAN ;
Perdiceas, Mr. CLAREMONT ;
Ethneties, Mr. KING; •
Aristaoder, Mr. jEFFERIES ;
Slave, Mr: NORRIS ;
Sysigarabls, Miss 1,0(12..N
Statirn; Mr-s. H. JOHNS'I'ON;
Roxatia, Ali s. POWELL 4 •
Pnrisd.tis, Miss ,COOKS.
AtLII. The (3ruud Triuwhal Eutry of Alexnder • into
Tt,shyk,n, Caot as ,‘ SeA/the Coriveriog Hero
Incow •

After which w/111 be performed (tenth time) a New Farce
(with Songs) called
LOVE, LAW, AND. PHYSIC.
The Overture, &c. composed by Mr. M. P. King.
• The Principal Characters by
BLANCI-LIIID, Mr. MATHEWS,
Mr. -LISTON, Mr. BIiOADMIRST,
• Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLIDER, -
Mrs. GIBBS, Miss E. BOLTON.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Office, Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play
begin at halt-past Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. Cd.-L-Pit 3s. (M.-Seco/id Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price (id.
The revival of the Tragedy of Alexander the Great, haring
been honoured with the most unqualified-Approbation, will be
, repeated ou Friday next.
, On Wednesday will be produced, for the first time, a.New
Grand Historical Play (in three acts) interspersed with Music,
which has been long in preparation, called The Renegade.
I -- TAe New Farce, called Love, Law, nnl Physic, haw ing
been established in the highe4t-public favour will be, repeated
- every Eveninxtill further notice. • ,
The nunierous families who have coot been able to procure
Boxes for the performances of Mr. Betty, are respectfully in-
formed that the Proprietors have renewed-his engagemenc be•
fore Christmas, for six additional nights.

• CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES.
Open every'Play Evening,
SANS PABEIL THEATRE, STRAND,
,Opposite the
• Adelphi.
Under the Authority-of- the Lord Chamberlain.
rir HIS PRESENT MONDAY, and every Even'..
iu,o- during the Weeli, will be performed, never acted,
a New Farcical 'Barletta, with new Music, Scenery, and
Dresses, called
LOVE, HONOUR, AND OBEY.
Principal `Characters.
. . . Mr. MEREDITH,-
(His first appearance in this Theater).
• Mr: VIWER.S, Mr. MINTON,
' Mr3.-iVIINTON, Mrs. sroii,4s,
And Miss SCOTT,
(tier first appearance in Character this Season).
Then a new Divertisement,
THE RIyAL SISTERS.
Designed and got tip by Mr. G. gIROUX.
Principal Characters, •
By Mr. and the nut. Milts GIROUX', ,with. a 'suitable Corps
• de Ballet.
And for the last week, the favourite Burletta, called
THE WED ROBBER .;
STATUE IN THE WOOD.
To conclude with a New Grand Melo Dramatic Specthcle,
called • - •
•

ASGARD, THE :]DEMON HUNTER ;
Or, LE DIABLE A LA CI-lASSE.
. Principal Characters,.
The Baron, Mr. VILLIERS;
Asg•44; Signor itrvoLTA ;
Leopold,. Air. G.
.GIROux ;. • •
41:delinte,. Miss C. GIROUX; •
Joletta, Airs. STOKES ;
And Lilla, Miss GIROUX.
The whole under the direction of Mr. SCOTT.-•
A favourite Cowie Song, called ." The Post 09iC6," by Ali.
. MEZZJA. •

Doors open as usual. Box 4s. .Pit is Gal. Is. Second
?rice at Half-past Eight. . • • .
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre. •'
11'4,* Oa "Menday next .wift-lie performed, first tine thii
Settscn, a favuurite Burlettaiiu-the place of the lied Rob her.

At a MEETING of the PROTEST_ NT
GL''NTlrs,', • CLEM', and. FREEHOLDERS of the
COUNTY of WESTMEATH, as•.:c.mbled at the Court-
. • House, Mullingar, Novem!),•l-, me, •
llight Honourable WILLIAM HAI\ IiCOCK, in the Chair;
Resolved,
PiIIIAT we have seen-, with satisfaction, the
ji Resolutions entered into. by the Protestants. of Sligo,
Leitrim, iunl‘ Monaghan, which meet our general approba-
tion.

11,;.'solved,

That, contiding in the Wisdom of Parliament, and not wish-
ing to agitate the iniblic mind, we have hitherto deelined
raalqug i,ulilic !cclaration of our opinions on the slibit-ct of
the'Roumn t.:atthelic Claims; but when we see those Claims
c,myerted into Unqualified DeZnands, we deem it our_ duty
thus tire:nue:forward and .ivew ;our sentiments upon this im-
portant subject, nod the inure so, as it has actuallyinfen de-
clared in Parlialuent„ that the Praeytants in Ireland are fa-
vourable to liniluali:iedi:epeal of existing Disabilities.
Reso.red, .
That it bn:i been, and is our earnest wish, to live on terms
of friendship, amity, and *conciliation; with our Roman Ca-
tholic .fell Ow-subjects, and; ifosit'ssing those feelings, we
would gladly concede every privilege which can be given,
consistent wth the spirit 'and principles of the British COn-
stitution, and with the security of our Establishment in
attire-14 and State.-
Resulted,
That-the .Unqualified Repeal of those Laws, on which the
remaining Roman Catholic Disabilities depend, would be in-,
consistent wit.h the spirit and safety of the British Constitu-
tion, and would tend to subvert the Protestant settlement of
this Coantry, on whit!), we are Convinced, the connexion be-
6,een Great Britain and Ireland, and ultimately the security
of the Empire,- depends.
Resolved,
That if the Legislattecshall, in its wisdom, think proper to
grant any farther Repeal of those Laws,- we hope and trust
that such Repeal shall he so guarded; its to afford full- and
perfect r.ecovity to our Establishioent, which tongider vi-
tally interwoven with the welfare and stability of this Plii*
Icstnt State,- and to protect it front 'all dangerous inoovit-
tions and. encroachments.
Resolved,

That these being the .Sentiments of the great body of the
Protestant Landed Proprietors, Electors, and other Proles-
tant Inhabitants of this County, we deem it right to lay the
same by Petition, before Parliament, when assembled, and in
the most respectful manner hetore his Royal Highness. the
Prince Regent, whose conduct has impressed us with the most
:dutiful grazitude, and most perfect confidence towards his
Royal Higimess.
•

That a Copy of these our Resolutions be transmitted' by
our Chairman. to our Representatives, as expresssive of 'our
seutiments, accompanied witlka request that they will pre.scat
our said Petition to the Hous4; of Commons.

Resolved,
That the Earl .of Westmeath he reques.ed to present oil'.
said Petition to the Houseof Lords.
R,esolved

That an humble Address be pregented to his Grace .61ihrles
Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant General, and General
Go:•erno: of Ireland, requesting his Grace to transmit to his
Royal Highness the Prince Itegcnt •itir Address, too-ether
with our humble duty, and expressive of our warm attach-
ment to his. Majesty'S Government in this Kingdom, as ad-
ministered by his-Grace.
WILLIAM HANDCOCK Chairman.
. .

ir OR NSBY • d Co. respectfully acquaint
lilt the Pubic, that they• have on Sale a variety ,f
TICI.C.ETS and SHARES for the ensuing LOWEitY,, to h.
Drawn on the 14th and 15th January Next.
The Tickets will be all drawn agreeably to the old mode
of Drawing, which cannot fail of giving universal sataisfac-
tion.

On perusing the Scheme, it will be found more advantage-
ous than for many Lotteries past,.
It contains not only Two of 20,0001. biit Two of 100001.
are added thereto, and,many more numerous Capital Prizes.
Orders by Post or Carrier, executed on, the same Terms as
if present, and all Prizes exchanged N: ithout any deduction
whatever, at' HOWNSBY and. Co's.. Old Established State
Luktery. atEce, 26, COItNHILL.

OLD MODg OF DRAWING RESTORED!
NO CLASSES.

HIXAVINQ Contracted with Government for
.JIAL the present State Lottery, we beg leave, respectfully,
to solicit the attention of the Public to the under-meutioned
Scheme,. and at the same time to state that we have obtained
permission of Gorepnient to Draw the present Lottery in
Two DayS, by which means the systcn of Classes is abolished,
every. Ticket in the Lottery will be •pat into the Wheel, and
drown out indiScriminately, in the same manner as in the
Old Lotteries. SWIFT and Co.

,SCIIEME.
2 ..... 0f.... 4720,000 nre ,C 40,000
2 • 10,00') 20,000 .
Q,oor -
•1,0 v,)
Mx)
400
. 510 . 3,003
' OC.
. 100
50 1 ~ -; 00
40
.. . • SO
. . . 25
,31,500 •

-40
SO
3'20
2,100

130,003
To be I)rawn in Two Days* the }4th and 15th Sanuarr ne:d.
TICKETS and SHAUES are selling at SWIFT and, Co:s
011 ices, •
No. 11, rOultry, I No. 31, Aidgate
No. Charing Cross, street,
Where, in Cribs tNine Months, the following Capital Prizes
hare teen Sold in-ShareS.

, 5,45;7 .... . a . ~C 20,000 I 1,70 G a £3,000
No. 995 a .4,000 ,276
• Deliides others of 1,00.9/. .5001. &c. &c.