The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-28 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING,.Otober 29, z 862,
will be performed, .
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Oakly, Mr. WROUGHTIN;
MajOr Oakly, Mr. PALM ,R ;
Charles, Mr. BARRYMO I ;
Russet, Mr. DOWTON ;
•Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Lord Trinket, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Captain o',Cutter, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Paris, Mr. 'WATHEN.
Mrs. Oakly, Mrs. GLOVER; .
• Lady Freelove, Mrs. HAR LOWE :
Harriet, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
'fin Saturday, King Henry
,the Fourth.
(-41 Monday, the Play of The Winter's Tale.
Tuesday., .The Merry Wives of Windsor ; Falstaff
/. Stephen Kemble, being positively the last Night but one
ohis Performance.
The. Tragedy of Pizarro, is in preparation, and will speedily
'se Produced with additional splendour.
•

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Oftober 29, 1802,
wTHE MERRI'II.'‘ZIT frSrnOF WINDSOR.

Mr. Ford, Mr. H. SIDDONS ;
Slender, Mr. KNIGHT;
Mr. Page, Mr MURRAY ;
Sir Hugh Evans,. Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Dr. Caius, Mr. FARLEY ;
justice Shallow, Mr. EMERY ;
And Falstaff; Mr. COOK
Mrs. Page, Mrs. MATT() S ;
Anne Page, Mrs. BEVERLY ;
Dame Quickly, Mrs. DAVENPORT ;
And Mrs. Ford, Miss CHAPMAN.
WITH

PEROUSE.
On gaturdaY will be, produced, for the first time, a
err Corned', called Delays and Blunders. with Rosina.
The Cabinet cannot be repeated till Wednesday next.

• ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY,Begins Drawing z9th November.
2 Di • THE SCHE:4E CONTAINS
2 ilyeS of - Z. 25,000 I 6 Prizes of - Z. root,
•", - of to,ooo 18 - - of - - 500
-bf - - 5000 j 9466 from - too to 19
AT SWIFT and Co.'s LOTTERY-OFFICE,.
r No. Tr, POT.) LTR.V. the • First.drawn Ticket in the
;ask Lottery, No. 795 r, a Prize of scool. and Nos. 804 t and
izl.)-1-4, both Prizes nr 10,0001. were,sold inki shared, ais6
'Yen other'Capital Prizes, sini.e November last.
he and Shatqj of the present Lottery are on Sale
'ke above Office.
The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to 25,0001.

Z 0 BANKERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
AMiddle aged MAN, having but a small Income,
with an unexceptionable Charaeler, well known to
terSons. of respectability in Town,--and can be recommended
Mein, wiShei to increase it, by ogring himself as a Clerk
anY respectable Line. He writes.a good Hand, is a good
Kccomptant, understands Book-keeping, has a general
n"llecige of- the Town,. is ready to engage at the
Ah °nest noiice.: Security can be given, it the Employment
4cluires it.
it 4 Letter addressed toS.N..at No. 47, fohn-street, Surrey,
°4cli shall be duly attended to, and the Party Waited On. :

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ESSRS. GOULDING, PHIPPS, and D'AL-
, MAINE, Musical Instrument manufaclurers,
1:11-:Ma11, and No. 76, St. James's-street, beg ,to inform
ti Public in general, and the Profession in particular, that
have now for Sale a large Assortment of their New_
ted PATENT CLARINETS, confessedly allowed to
fi
S 4uperior to any ever yet submitted to the Musical World.L
el- finished Patent G E RMA N FLUTES and FLAG EL-
ottj, on a new and improved construdion,- with every
r klncl of Musical Instruments.
Military supplied on the shortest notice.

lIPASMONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,
kiVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen
the el any age, who have never learnt this Accomplish
or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher-
- street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street,
tkrximan's-tields. 1 hey are taught on a .Plan particularly
kplated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex-
privately, and in the first style of fashion.
N4reigh,rs, Officers, and Country Residents, who may
to learnn a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately,
4 House, aitcl receive constant tnstrudion.
e Selcd Weekly Assemblies catnn-iencc this month, the
Bah •
kitt concluded by Taylor
rest hut Subscribers
kes ed; none but Pcyple of pettabiiity .can subscribe.
NuP,eoable Schools and Fainities,. it not distant from Tovin,
t-ver'arly attended On the usual-Coriditions, and instruded in
Yelegant requisitc4l.Modern Dancing.

• ~ DISTILOAIG BY STEAM.
Apparatus for this Ptupose,*cakolted to im-
less .Pthve all ardent StpirstiS obtained by'Distillation, and to
llotla tand also an Apparatus. for
tnore DRYING CO FFEE BY STEAM
everexPeditiously, tO greateicertaiitity, and witli-nduclf
lzr than it can be dried inrthe Sun, may be, seen .in use
t_Y Thursday, at the'l'inned Copper WorkS on 13ankside.
eqniries to be addressed to C. Wyatt (the Patentee:, New
"'"dge 1 • • •
_ `die-street; •

p •TO BE• PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, •
tirsuant to aft Order ofthe High-Court of Chancery, made
Cauie SMITH against-COLHOUN, before John
SP
ranger, Esq. one ottlie Masters of the, said Court, at
:",e Public Sale-Room, in Southampton-buildings, Chan-
London,, oh Wednesday the roth of November
.""t between the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon,
FREEHOLD ESTATE, late of JOHN
t4AR-
CHER, Esq. .deceased, situate in the Parish of
liersage, in the County of Derby, being the Premises
t,;tr) Prised ih:Lot 4; in the- Particulars of •the sevetal Es-
.s sold in the Month of June last, at Buxton, mentioned.
rrarticulars whereof may be had at.the said Master's Cham-
heal, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Messrs. Gra-
Lincoln's Inn ;. of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse,
estslcitors, Cloak-lane, London ; of Messrs. Black, Epping,
kele,; and Middle Temple, London; Mr. Wilmot, Tids-
'; and Mr. Isaac Hall, Cast:

o
the PROPRIETOR of STIRACIA's ITAI.IAN
OILS, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street.
tt
Family having much to do with Horses, I
grn have seen the wonderful effeCts of your Oils, for the
QtZtil of Hair on that Animal. I thought to try it on a Son
it t line, that had very little Hair from hjs,birth, and I found
r 2 answer my most sanguine expectations, in making it to
Nvr both 'long and thick. Having an Infant in the same
ltiY„, I have tried it on him with the same success. Also a
tlesi"rrld of mine seeing the effl:6t it had on my family., was
L:,e ous of trying it on hiS Horses' knees that the Han. had
14,4,11 o!ft..vo years ; it not only made the Hair grow.very fasts
til'k, and of its natural colour.
I am, Sir, your's, &c.
T. WHITWORTH,-
Church-street, Hackney.
i,itTrio be had as above, and of Williams, No. 41, Pall Mall ;
eornl!!:.,,,reYs. No. ig, Oxford-Street ; Golding, No., 42.
t)ile "1 Messrs. Hendrie, No. 13, Tichborne-street ; and
ss. vr„lnclpal Shop in the Country, at 21.145. a Dozen, or
4 r9t.