The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-23 00:00:00

NUMBER 29. 6.]

,THEATRE:ROYAL,.DRURY-LANE.
ON MONDAY EVENING, January zs, 18oz,
Will be performed,
OTHELLO.
- -Othello- Mr POPE ;_

. ,
Ingo,. Mr. BARRYMORE,
(His first appearance in that Charaaer.)
Desdemona, Miss BICGS ;

.Emilia, Mrs. POWELL:
With (for the 3d timc) a New Piece, called
'URANIA •
Or, THE' I LLIIIINE-.
The Overture and the gusic entirely new.
The Prologue,to be spoken by Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
The Chara&ers by
Mr. ).ONN-ELI Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. HOLLAND,

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• Mr. I‘IADDOC,KS, Mr. PALMER,
"'Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. SUETT.
Miss DECAMP, Mrs. BLAND, Miss WENTWORTH.
The bew Atterpiece of Urania, or The. Illumine; per-
'formed for the first time yesterday Evening„ was received
with the highest applause by an overflowing Audience, and
"'+ill be repeated every Evening till further notice. •
OnTueseity, the Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd.
On Wednesday, the sth Night of King Henry the Fourth.
On Thursday, The Mourning Bride.

THEATRB-ROYAL, •covENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY EVENING, January 25, 1802,
will be performed,
- ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE.
with New Dresses and Scenery.
The Principal Charatiers by
- Mr., COOKE, Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
• Mr. MURRAY,. Nfr: WILLIAMS,
Mr.WI-TM lUD, Nir. DAVENPORT, Mr.WADDY;
Mrs:H. JOHNSTON; Mrs. ST. LEDGER,
.Mrs.:BEVEKLEY, and yrs. LITCHFIELD.
The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. CLAREMONT.
The Epilogue by Mrs: H. jOHNSTON.
The :I(lusic by Dr. BUSZY.
WITH

THE . REVIEW.
MOn Tuesday, The Merchant of \race, with Love a-la
ode.
2)lk `biiednesday, ,Folly As If Flies, with Harlequin's Al-
,' .flamack.
On Thursday, Chains of the Heart, with Love a-la Mode.
Saturday the 30th, the Theatre will not be opened.
A New Comic oNri, called-Tile Cabinet, is in 1-eh...areal.

The S London, Bth of the ts.t -mo. iSez.
1p,°.1,--o:tt'aYs7rfaisiends observing that the unjust Clamour.
.tll C racteel,lha nae_ecs_sa, ry ag,a.,ibensetn
oit sow time ago, to relation. to
t late somewhat revived, thinks
is IcPrevive also its former Declaration, which it
pilbc,PfelleUded has. escaped the Notice of many of the
SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called
as o„ ~Q, ERS, having been, for sorni,time, calumniated
rfluri,i`e4Lors of the laborious and. indigent classes of the corn-.
01111e'' by. Combining to monopolize those necessary articles
vindks rnd Flour,. think themselves called. upon to
th_.. "ate their own innocence and integrity, and to assert
ex`i'!_Ao such combination or monopoly bath existed, or cloth
zir.% either with rc..pecl to Corn- and Flour, or any- other
.14,11F1!-•whatever and . that they abhor such wicked and
• Praaices.
tr.,_„4.,rievd by •
the unjust reproach,. they_not only assert
ti:tit innocence, hut put in their claim for possessing_ an equal
ec`' of sympathy for the wants of the poor, with their
• °Fw'-eitizen:,, of any description.
of aa!' man will come forward, and- prove that, the charge
_••ire6taiong, monopolizing, or re:,,rating, which they z-,0-411,1Y
411,1Y ileny to attach to-the So'ciet,
whereby the necessaries-of lilt are enhanced in price,
4,-2.4-4.Dnan,C.ll, C-` or more individuals, they are far from
skreen such frown justice; but, at all events, they
or th '.l, the Society' in general, a place in the good opinion
th,ih,vt countrymen, and freedom from the insults, which
long patiently borne.
'lned on.behall of the said 'Society, at a Meeting held
• in
Lonclini the 6th the Toth month, iSoo, and by
• order thereof, by
JOSEPH rOSTER, Ckrk.

I:‘4I)ISTRESSED CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY.
~ CLERGYMAN of much raspeitability, and
laherious usefulness in the mini:: (if life, suddenly
"ed from an afffi-4ed Widow :AIL six Daughters, has lett
to,,rnia such a destitute situation, that their Friends are
to ask the Assistance or. the Genercus and Belie-
by t t'aveur. :rho Widow and • the Fatherless are
vees not only left to lament his loss, but painful to
with 'him the loss of.nearly alsmall .income
r-;:11 enjo-Yed, and from
el);_g life,tirne, wilich nothing could be saved
having ciased with him. - Those\vho
ot-j: the 7 blessings of ProVidebee; and who feel the comforts
ntple Prov-isis2n bestowed them trom above., no
• bi,tii`iSomtniseray;the unexpeded sorrows of this worthy
the, stte:'sed lv, 'and arc earnestly entreated to extend
sticibando9Lbdral. bC.lieviblerux, to, alleviate their atiliclions.
are,receivecl by Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street;
I...aitecorntiTiiiT)agens, Martib, and Mello, No. 2z, Flnch-
‘, O. Oldham, Esti'. -Holborn ; Rev. Wm.
; Mr. Henry StokaiNo•
Lawrence Pountuev-hill ;
tE
key. Cocksour-street ; and by the

____-_-___ PRIVIVZ-E FEMALE EDUCATION. .
A LADY 'who has had great advantages or Edu-
4. A, cation; and is the Wife c 6 ail °I. IeSI-Pea:2".
ility, resng in the- Westeren°Vf i-ein-itte;-qtrilLondon, ..tiv'ng.
. .. , thex ha.rge. 'of the education of Two voung Ladies, is desiroub
oladciing to her number Four mo of ' tindion, whose ages
dq hot.,exceed Thirteen 'L ears.
re
• 4is
The SUitailicift df her-Residence is- particularly healthful,
and L:onvenient for the attendance of the 'licit eminent Nla4-
Jets., The essential parts of Education—the Improvement of
ifieir mind;, and'formation of their 111Norters-- will be attend-
td to b), herself, who will treat tlte.m. as her own Children,.
:arld,use her endeavours to fix: hem in Such Principles,'
a'ridliteulc:ate' in thvm such mora throughli Duties, as
fiat contribute to their happine“ lte.
AthAs her Platt is private, and her Pupils selea, the Terms
eir Admission are fixed at One .Hundred Guineas per
hptAttn.
•
Vlsth'iirther. particulars may be had, by addressing Letters
aid to Y. Z. at Mr: Goulding's Music Shop., Pall-
fall. P )
•

NEAT COTTAGE AND FARM WANTED.
ANTED TO RENT, in a Dry, ,Fertile
'`Owse
Country, in .any fart of England, a Neat Small SPrefand su ffi itable.aces.(in the Cottage-style would be
erre4), with from so.to too Acres of Land;
„ifin a Sheep
To w
C2ouniry, a gre.ter quantity ; within a few miles of a Market
gtbl n. A.ny Person having such.to lett, •would find an
Teriant„who would take F.urnittirc, Farming Uten-
11$ and prol-,ably Stock, at a fair valuation.
'Letters (iso:st-paid) containin
'.Arrri, Rent, alio Tax gall paiticulars of House,
nou a, &c. directed to C. B. York- coth;e-
-; St. james's-treet, London, will'be immediately at-
tended to.

\".> P AT ENT WATER-PROOF LEATHER,
I,br BOOTS, SHOES, and his Patent Water-proof Wool-
len Cloths, Catons,-&-c. , • ; . •
rrl-iE Patent Vtrater-proofl,eather resists-all kind
ot. wet. GentLmen luay walk a_ whole day in the. wet
flat ewy grass, without the water in the least-degree, pene-
,ng through either the Soles or upper leathers. Spanish
-Leather prepar:i for Ladiq' wear, and Soles also Water-
Proof. The Sole I;eather .is marked on each Sole—"
Patent Water-proor'." To prevent imposition, to be
1,41 tally of the Patentee, No. 3, pper.Nortli-place,,Gra„y's
4'"lane, near Cuildfold-strect, London.
The Tree may supplied- LarliS' Shoes
It.e4ttiy
tnade up.
of the above Patent-Water, prouf Leatik4.:t, ca)
.i=441.4.411)1..e terms.

IRELAND.
IirkTANTED, by the ROYAL CANAL COM-.
PANIY.,•an ENGINEER(in the roorn'ef Richatal
Evans; Esq. decreased} of experier.ee • iti Canal.; making,
whose talents and abilities will bear the most iinquestion-•
able scrutiny. —Any Person answering this description, will
meet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit.
Application uy Letter, or otherwise, %%11l be received by
,the Secretary-, at the Company's Hou4e, 230 Lower Or-
mond quay, Dublin, which will' be taken into consideration
on Monday- the isth of February next. It is requested that
none will apply but such as will in every reaped answer the
above description. .•
Signed by Order,.
MARK KE RR,. Secretary.
Royal Canal House, Dublin,
Jan. at, rBoz.

ARCHER and HATJGHTON, from Dublin,
IRISFI,POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC-
TURERS and MERCERS io HER MAJESTY, Then.
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess 'Wales, Duke
and ,Dutehess of York, Dittchess of Wirtemberg,. and the
Princesses; Nc. 8, Henrictta-streets, Covent-gardeu, London.
The elevated patronage of. Her Majesty, the different
branches of the R.oyal Family, and Ladies of the first rank
and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of
Archer and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also gold,
silver, figured and plain Cnamberry Muslins, and 141-tar.
Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c.

CAUTION.
Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been credibly in-
formed, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now,
and have been tor some time past, manufacturing and selling
Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, plan inferior quality, under
the name of. Archer an.i Ilaughton's Manufactory, with a
view to discredit and injure their House, and a
.gross imposi-
tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as
lies in their power, to prosecute. to conviction any person or
persons so Vending Poplins- and Tabbinets under the name of
their manufaCture, that was not aelually bought at their
house.
They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen-
try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in
Town, which they are enabled to sell. (for ready Money) at
prices much lower titan they can be had elsewhere, the
whole being of .their own manufaeturethey consist of
white and black Bombasins, c_hamberry Mtislitis, Cambric
Sarsenets, Rasdirnores for Widows, Arrnozines„ dress Bar-
celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for
Servants, also a great choice of PatternS in grey-Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide
Poplins of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per. yard ; Velures,,
double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different
Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped,, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow
rusty or greasy, in wearing, being of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.
N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or
Tabbinets : TabberaysTot Furniture of the different fashion-
ablie Colours, manufactured on the shortest notice.
Machants supplied to any amount.

For COUGLIZ, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and CONSUMP
'noNs.

THE only Genuine Pectoral .BALSAM of HO.
N EY, invented by .Sir IOHN FULL, M.-D. sold
wholesale and retail only by B. Shaw, 74, High-street, Bo-
rough, London, at 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or Bottles, contain-
ing eight small ones, at a Guinea each but observe none can
be genuine unless signed B. Shaw on every Certificate given
with each Bottle...
The Linnaeus of Britain recommends this excellent Pre
paration, as the most salutary and. effeClual Remedy,' for all
Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, congealed Phlegm,
Acri-
mony in the Fluids and Obstruetions in the. Glands, are
gently and safely discharged by easy Expectoration,
Wlheez-
iogs-and Uneasiness in Breathing are speedily, removed by a
few Doses. It takeS otithe Irritation, opens the Thoracic
Duas, and' heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs.
• Thirty. years experience has confirmed the recommendation,
in the immediate Relief and gradual Cure of Coughs, Colds,
A sthinas ,and Consumptions.
I t is the greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered,
and contains. all the healing, softening, and soothing quali
ties. of that salubrionS Extract of Flowers called FlOney ; and
the richest Balsams of the Eastern-'World ; it is as restorative
as Asses' Milk, and never disagrees with the Stomach a
common Cold yields to its benign influance in a few hours ;
and when, resorted to, before the Coiiiplaint is far advanced,
all danger of C'onsumption i,certaitily,p.revent.ed.
Such are_the faint outlines of the. Ments of Sir John Hill's
Balsam of Honey, the'result of long .researches into Nature,
by that great Botanist, who dedicatee{ his life to the discovery
of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom.. •
Caution.—,As the severest human lays-m are unequal. to, the
prevention of fraud, by coining and forgery, so the value of
this Medicine has induced base and .avaricious-men to vend
counterfeit Preparations of it—Preparations, not merely de,
void of all efficacy, but also containing a large portion: of that
deleterious drug Opium : and it is'not long since, the Wife of
the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Peterborough, had nearly fallen
a sacrifice to -a spurious Balsam of Honey, sold by a•ChentiSt
and Druggist in London. It is necessary, therefore, to ob,
seree,.a Certificate given with each bottle, signed "13. Shaw,
741, Borough, London ;" all other are counterfeits.

ARTISTS OPINION of SMITH, WARNER, and Cc.'s
EXTR 2i. FINE PERMANENT COLOURS, &c.
GENTLEMEN,
TDo not think it possible to make any further im-
provement in your fine Colours, particularly in your -
Water Colours ; they seem to me to possess all the qualities
an Artist can,wish ; they flow freely, vouch sharply, work
sappily, handle broadly; or finely, pencil firmly, and make
even Washes with ease ; the heavy Colours you have given, a
thinness to, and the light ones a sufficient solidity. - They
work well without Gum, by which the purity of the Co-
-lours arc preserved, and the Artist enabled to give the full
depth of tint without being black or dirty •' and leave to
add, that I think it a great acquisition that they and other of
your excellent improveinents, have been long since recom-
mended to me by that justly cerebrated krti:;t Mrs. Mee ;
acid that I am happy to find therri so warmly patronized by
many others of great eminence, and am only sorry, from your
having pleased my ideas better than my own labour and close
application for 2-a years past in the preparation of Colours,
that I am as little known in Town as to yourself, and cannot
therefore give. you, that due, weight to this opinion, which
would insure your articles that good. success I believe they
merit and I wishyou in them.
(Signed),. CHARLES BYRN&.
To Smith, Warner, awl. Co. .
No. 2.t t, Piccadilly.' . •,
In addition to the above; numerous are the Patron's of the
at-tides of S. W. and Co.'s Manufaaure • but-they Cannot
here insert the whole for tear of ofiCnce: however, with sub-
mission, they have the honour and satisfaelion to add the
Names.of those distinguished Artists B. cosway, Esq. P.
Sandby, Esq. Mr. T.-Wright, and Mr. P. Reingale...
(0- S.W. rind Co. beg leave "further to inforrft thp Nobi-
lity; Gentry; ice..that armiligst their late discoveries is a fine
free-working full body White, warranted Permanent ; it un-
dergoes the severest tests, -arid every "Chemical operation,'
:without the least change. And that they have brought 011
Colours in Cakes (which answer_ 13erfecIly both for opaque,
or transparent Colours, in Oil or Water, and neither spoil or
change); Crayon Pencils, Body Colours, Liquid Colours for
Velvet Painting or Miming, &c. and every requisite for fine
drawing, to the highest degree of perfedion.
N.R. Please to observe, that the above Smith is not, and
never was, any way conneled with Smith late of Norwich,
and therefore none of theilbove articles are genuine but what
are stamped " London, Smith, Warner and Co. ecc. •
Merchants and traders supplied as above, and at their
Warehouse, No. ts, Sweeting-alley, Corning, with good
allowance.
_ .

DR. lAMUS's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FOR the Rheumatism acid Colds which prevail
u this season of the year, no Medifine is so safe and
efficacious as Dr.'JAMES's ANALEPI IC PILLS. Their
peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natural
Secretions, will account for their singular virtues in these
Complaints, as well as id many others to which the human
frafne is liable from the vicissitudes of our Clitriate. • They
are admirably calculated for Disorders' of the Stomach and
Bowels, for persons of a Bilious or A ,Gouty habit, as also for
those whose constitutions have been alleeted , by a too adive
or too sedentary life. They arc likewise' particularly -ser-
.viceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in re-
moving the bad effeas of free living ; as also in preventing
Palsies and Apoplexies, so- often the consequence of intem-
perance. Recourseshould be had to them utter every excess
ofeating or drinking, and upon every slight indisposition; and
thus their well-known chafaaeristic of promoting longevity
will be maintained i for, by assisting. Nature in the due dis-
charge of the animal functions, and by keeping the consti-
tution as it were in continual repair, they preserve the body
in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay.
As the ANALEPTIC PI I. LS owe their excellence to a
peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the
Inventor but to the present.Proprietors,,they can only be had
genuine front them ; and they are sold by Francis Newbery,
'at the Warehouse for Dr, James's Powder, No. 4s, the East
End of St. Paul's, a. few doors froM Cheapside, London,
and at. 'Dr. James's late house' ip BrutouSstreer, in Boxes,
price 45. 6d. each, Stamp includedl or the quantity of Six
may he had in one large Box for if, as. 60.
Observe that the Name " F.. NEwSERv, No. 4s, St.
Paul's," Is.engraved in 'the Stamps.. AU others are coun-
terfeits.