The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-01 00:00:00

NUMBER 2923.1

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
0 . MORROW EVENING, Feb. 2, .1802,
Their Majesties' Servants will aft
VENICE PRESERV'D.
Duke of Venice, Mr. MADDOCKS ;
Priuli, Mr. POWELL ;
Daffier, Mr. KEMBLE
Pierre, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Renault, Mr. PACKER.
Belvidera, Mrs. SI D DONS.
WITH

URANiA ;
Or, THE ILLUMINE.
The Chara by
tir. POWELL, Mr. C. KEdersMBLE, Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. PALMER,
Mr. BANNISTER,-jun..Mr. SUETT.
Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND.
The new Afterpiece of Urania, or The Illumine, con.
tinning to be received with the highest applause by over-
flowing Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till fun
notice.
Wednesday, King Henry the Fourth.
Thursday, the Comedy of Measure for Measure.
On Saturday, the Tragedy of The Mourning Bridi.
On Friday will be aged, for the first time at this Theatre.
Comedy, in four Acts, callevl iteighn for a ilusband !
otway's Orphan, Congrove's Dciuble Dealer, and The
Winter's Tale, by Shakspeare, are in tehearsal.
A new Play, in
will b
called the False Demetrius, is
in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as possible.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN:
.
To_ MORROW EVENING, Feb. a,
.2802,.
will bep erfoimed,
FOLLY AS IF FLIES.
The Principal Charaders by .
Mr.
Mr. LEWIS
Mr. MUNDEN,
Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
NIURP AY, Mr. WHITFIELD,
Mr. Mrs. GGIBS,WArs. DDY, Mr. SIMMONS.
M POWELL,•Miss MURRAY.
WIH
HARLEQUIN'ST ALMANACK.
On Wednesday, kicnard the Third, with the new Panto-
mime.
On Thursday, the new Comedy of. Folly as it Flies, with
the musical Drama of Paul and Virginia, being the last time
those Pieces can be represented this Season, on account of a
new Comic Opera, called The Cabinet, which will be pro-
duced on Tuesday the 9th instant.
On Friday, the new Tragedy of Alfonso, with Loye-a-
la- Mode.
Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for Mrs. Billing-
tbn's Nights of Performance, will have the earlieit notice
when she is sufficiently recovered in ar before the Pub-
,— “ppe

MAILLARDET's WONDERFUI,, AUTOMATON,
THE MUSICAL LADY, plays. Sixteen Tunes
on a Grand and New Organized Piar. Forte, lately
dressed in all the splendour and elegance of Fashion, by Ma--
dame Lanchester, of Sackville-strect, who will vary the
Dress 11161ittily, so as to render it the criterion of that Dress
which is most predom
i
na
n
t
.
The Automaton having been honoured with the presence
21114 Ipproval of THEIR MAJESTIES, cnntinucs to be
exhibExci at
, WIGLEY's.NEW PROMENADE' RCIOMS,
- t.. -- SPRING-GARnENS,
' 'r°, It Ten to Four in the Day, Admittance One Shilling ;
'---''" iroln Six brille in the Evening, One Shillin& and
. F„noe, beitig antly illuminated and enriched with various
-41Parsetietes.
....
1. 6ottshese are added; a very curious and rare Collection -4
~,_ _ and `re which, throuo,a Microscope, are
In 1. the highest pservation and pertedion.
=a the E.vening will be introduced, /rem Eight till Ten,
In the FIRE-WORKS.
the
bnrivalictit °s"°111 is onSale as q ows.
f 11 French Plate Classes,
. various',peLimens of Mechanical Clocks; representing
L_
,t. rural scenes, with figures moving at, their several ern-
IT° meths ; together with some very. choice Paintings, IN r'g
which are an inimitable Portrait of our Saviour by Le
i,,,.:01' 41cl'ine of Henry the Fourth by GaZetto in Wool, a ,
otl;.
.._
eraeo_ce so unique, that it is confessedly the rig plus ultra
j.l
Avvork, value Tv,-01.-lundred Pounds.
' 134• Copper-plate Engraving of the Automaton, With
an explanatory acc unt of her Performances, Will be given to
every Lady and Gecjialeman who honour the Exhibition with
their presence.
—_—____

LL PERSONs Navin on the
a- -1.- late LORD VISCOUNT ASHBROOK; are desired
to send Accounts thereof to A•lr. Charles Dear; No. tz,
Harcourt-buildings; Temple; and all Persons indebted to
the said Lord YisL'orint Ashbrook; are requested to pay their
the said
Debts to the said Charles Deare; who is em-
povered to-gWe proper Receipts for the same..

January
30,,50z.. . ..
ALL Persons }laving Claims or Demands upon
the Estate of PETER DOUbLAS, late. of No. 8,
Fitzroy-square, in the County of Middlesex, Esq. deceased,
are requested immediately to send an Account thereof and
ol the Securities they hold for the same, to Mrs. Douglas,
his Widow and Administratrix, at her house in Razroy';.
square aforesaid'; and all Persons who are indebted to : s
I:state, are requested to pay their respcaive Debts to the said
Aclministrattlx.

IRELAND.' --------------------
•
WANTED by the ROYAL CANAL'COM-
t va.
PA NY, aft ENGINEER (in
the roam of Richardthane, ns, Esq. deceased) of experience in :Canal-
rnalki4,
whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion-
able tcrutiny.—Any person answering this deicription, will
meet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit.
.. Ae pplication by Letter, or otherwise, will be received by
AR Steretary, at the Company's House No. 2,8, Lower Or-
11,,fwact Q,u3Y, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration
O-- Y the 13th of February next It is requested that
none will apply but such as will in every respeet answer the
above de5k:4141,41;
Signed by Order,
Royal Canal
MARK KERR, Secretary.
Hous-, Dublin,
....__- lau. rt. 18;2.
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THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
• Sons
general, are respedfully informed, I. BURGESS and
,„!%s tiENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
- prpareki by them in the game manner that has given
such universal approbation for Many years past.
Ti long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed ip the opinion of the Country at larg.e, and of
Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranleS it in the situation it now maintains,
The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other
rich Sauces ler Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &C. in
purchasing the same, as none is to bead of their Genuine,
but at their. Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality.
'West-India Merchants Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for
the East and West Indies, &c.
Warehouse, N. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
.....---____ Strand, London.
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BUILDING GROUND.
TO BE LETT, Several LOTS of LAND in the
1 CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for foreign
Trade, and the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Liberal
~,,,,,ragement will be given to such as settle with Capitals.
'Application from Principals only, to the Proprietor, Lieut.
Loroi.l Hardy, Principals only,
Carmarthenshire, or his Agent,
Air. Sal nuLl Roberts, mar Waterford (post-paid), will inset
due attention,

ARCHER and HAUbEITON, from I_!lblin,
IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC7.
TIIRERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Thch
Royal HighnesSes the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke
and Dutchess of York, Dutchess of Wirtemberg; and the
Princesses, Nu. S, ficnriettastritet, Covent-garden, London.
The elevated patronage of Her Majesty; the different
branches of the Royal 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 Chamberry Muslins, and Italian
Sarsetiets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c. •

This Day, were published,
SKETCHES in ELEGY and other POEMS; viz.
The Sicilian Earthquake; on the Death of the Princess
of Lamballe on Theodore, King of Corsica, and his Son,
Colonel Frederick ; on the Flood ; on the great Earl of
Montrose;: Description of Edinburgh ' • on the Vanity of the
Pretender's Burial, and his former Misfortunes; on the
Death of Lady Catharine Sutherland, a Child, and the un-
timely death of her Parents ; Mount Etna, and the British
Pyramus and Thisbe.
Printed and sold by G .tCawthorn; No. 532, Strand. Price
Two shillings,..- ..‘ •

PARIS DRESS, ELEGANTLY COLOURED
This Day was published, price One Shilling,
(To be continued monthly)
Embellished with-1. An elegant Frontispiece, designed
and engraved by eminent Artists. 2. An engraved Title
Page. 3.. The newest Paris Dress, beautifully coloured ;
4. (tor the Moral Zoologist) The Bear.
.5. A new Pat-
' tern for a Gown or Apron ; and, 6. Muste—The Maid of
Lodi, a simple Siery, colleaed by Mr: Shield in Italy, and
never before published.:
THE LADY'S MAGAZINE, Enlarged;
For JANUARY, 1.802.
Containing, besides the usual Variety of interesting, en-
tertaining, and instruaive Articles, The Rigid Father, or
Paternal Authority too strictly enforced, a Novel ; in a
Series of Letters (translated from the German of Augustus
La Fontaine); Which will be concluded in the course of the
Year.
rr The liberal Encbtitagethent with which the LADY'S
MAGAZINE has so long been honoured, and which it still
continues to receive from a candid and generous Public; de-
mands the most grateful acknowlegments on the part of the
Proprietors, who beg. leave to assure their Fair Patronesses,
that they will unremittingly continue their exertions to merit
the same highly flattering approbation.
London i Printed for U. and j. Robinson, No. 25, Pater-
noster-row.
Of whbm may be had;
Of the first Thirty Volumes; Complete Sets, to single
Numbers, Price 6d.--The last Two Volumes, Price 14s. 6d.
each; half-botind, or in Numbers, Price is. each.