The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-25 00:00:00

sAruR DA Y, SEPTEMBER.' 25, .1802.

Mr's. ASTLEY's -NIGHT.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE;
.Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince
of WALES and Duke of YORK.
ON MONDAY NEXT, Septerilber 27, 1802,
will be presented (by express Desire) the Grand Spec-
tacle Romance, in Two Parts, called

THE BLACK CASTLE ;.
Or, THE SPIRIT ,OF RAVIA.

The Pantomime composed, arranged, and got up with en-
tire new Scenery, Machinery, Music, Dresses, Pageantry,
and Decorations, under the immediate Superintendance
and•Direetion of Mr. ASTLEY jun.
Principal Cliaraders,
Simoustapha, Mr. COLLET; Epheston, Mr.-COM EICY ;
_ Manger, Mr. MERCEROT ; Cornu, Mr. LAURENT;
Chebib, Mr. FISHER Hicca, Mr. TAYLOR; '
• Alam, Mr. WALLACK; Hull, Mr. DECASTRO ;
Cheeca, Mr. JOI-LANNOT ; Agmat, Mr. FOX;
And Aspar (Lord of the Black Castle), Mr. ASTLEY, jun.
Ravia, Miss GLOVER; Sali, Mrs. BROAD;
And Lamora, Mrs. ASTLEY,
Moors, Arabs, Renegadoes, Dancers, Slaves, Attendant.,,
Janissaries, Soldiers, drc. by the rest of the Company, as-
sistext.py a numerous Train of Supernumeraries.
1" receding-the above, never performed, -an entirely New Bal-
let Pantomime, composed and produced by Mons.,
cxaor (and in which seven young Ladies, his Pupils,
will make their first appearance at this Theatre), called
• LILLIPUTIAN SPORTS;
Or,, CUPID's FROLIC.
- Principal Charaders,
Mr. and Mrs. MERCEROT; Miss FISHER,
Miss DAVIS, Miss TWAMBY, 'Miss GREEN,
Miss GARCIA, Miss TAYLOR, and Miss JOHANNOT.
In the course of the Evening, several' COM I C •SONGS,
By Messrs. 10HANNOT and WALLACK.
The whole to conclude 'first time these four years, with va-
rious Alterations and Additions, the' Serio-Comic Panto-
mime, called

THE ORACLE;
Or, HARLEQUIN's I,I!UN.ISHMENT.
Interspersed wish a most splendid Variety of Scenery, Ma-
chinery, Mechanical Changes, 'Scenic Transformations,
Metamorphoses, &c. suited to the Customs and Manners
of the Egyptians, contrasted with the Europeans of the
present day.
The Music, Songs; Duets, Chorusses, -Dances, Dresses,
&c. entirely new, and.analogous to the Piece.
_ .

The Pantomime cbmpoied, arranged, and. written by Mr.
ASTLEY
_ Principal eharaders, .
Hecate, Mr. FOX.
Witches, Messrs. DECASTRO, H. ARYSON, and
• THORPE ;
. Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR ;
Little Harlequin (with a Song);
.Miss FISHER;
Old Man, Mr. SUTTON; Lover, Mr..FTSHER ;
• • Landlord, Mr. MILLER ;
Fishmonger (with a Song), Mr. JOHANNOT ;
Principal Dancer, Mrs. MERC E ROT ;
Columbine, Miss. SCOTT F.VANS ;
And Clown, Mr. LAURENT.

Egyptian Sailors,- British Sailors, Mob, Furies, Millers,
Tanners, Waiters, Dancers, Choristers, &c. &c.
Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half past
Six o'clock.

Box 4s. Second Price is. Pit is. Second Price is. Gal-
lery is. Second Price 6d, Second Price to commence at Halt=
past Eight o'clock precisely.
Places to betaken at the Box Office, Westminster-bridgg,
from Ten till Three o'Clock..

Mr. G JONES, RicEag Master,

ESPECTFULLY infOrms. 111 s Friends and the
R
Public in general, that his BENEFIT at the. ROYAL
CIRCUS,- is fixed tor TUESDAY the ;th of Oalobers on
which Evening a great Variety of AMUSEMENTS will be
introduced. Particulars will be expressed in future Bills
and Advertisements.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Tones, at his Pantheon Riding
School, the corner of Webber-street, adjoining .the North
Side of the Magdalen Hospital,
.Blaektriars Road, where
he regularly attends from Seven in the Morning till Three
in the Afternoon, to instru6t_Ladies and Gentlemen in the
polite Art of Riding and Managing the Horse.

-UNIVERSITY OF
.EDINBURGH,
THE Classes for the different Brriches..cif Edu:
cation, will be opened the ensuing Session as fol.
lows :—The: Rev. GEORGE -BAIRD, 13-.-13. Principal.
I. LITERATURE and PHILOSOPHY.
..__ •
Classes.

First Humanity or La-
tin - - -

Second Humanity -

First Greek - -

Second Gieek -

First Mathematical

Second Mathematical

Third Mathematical

First Logic -

Second Logic -

Moral Philosophy

Political Econotny

MS's and Hours I professors.
of Opening. 1
Wed. Oa. 13,
S and /2. ^Dr. Hill.
TueSday, Nov. 9,
Wed. Oa. 20:
.10 and I. Mr' D 3
Tuesday; Nbtr.9, •
and z.
Monday, Nov. .0
Tuesday, flov• 9, Mr. Playfairy
9. • I

Tuesday, Nov. g,) ,
r.
Dr; Fihlayson.
Monday, Nov'.29,
io.
Tues. Nov. r 6,

Monday, Nov. 29,

we3d. Ott. 27,

Natural. Philospphy
Rhetoric and Belles
Lettres - -

Universal. History

Agriculture - -

Tues. Nov. 10,

Divinity Hall -

3.
Wed: Nov. zo,

Church History
Hebrew —* .

Wed. Nov. x7;l.

Mr. Stewart.

Dr. Robisoh:

T-11E01.0GY.
Tues. N0v..16,

Tues. Nov. i 6,

Persic

Wed. Nov. t 7,

Institutes & Pax dens
of the Civil Law

Dr. Brown.
Mr. Wm. Fraser
Tytler;
Dr. Coventry.

Scots Law -
Public Law,& Law of
Nature and Nations

Dr. Hunter.

Dr. Meiklejohn

Dr. Mudie.

le.
( Monay, Off. "8.
Monday, Nov. xs,
S tiand3.
Tues. Nov. 9,
1.

MEDICINE.

Mr. Irving.

Drs. Monro.
Dr. Hope.

Mr. Hume.

Mr. Hamilton.

I 1

Anatorby and Surgery
Chemistry and' Che-
mical Pharmacy
'Dietetics, MateriaMe-
Dr. James Home.
dica and Pharmacy i
Theory of Physic I Dr. Duncan.
Praelice of Physic I Dr. Gregory.
Theory and Practice 1 ~
~ 2 Dr.
_lathes Ha-
of Midwifery - J 1 -) 5 milton. - . •
CLINICAL LECTURES .on the CASES of PA=
T 1 ENTS in the Royal Infirmary, by Dr. RUTHERI-
FORD and Dr. HOME, upon ',Tuesday and Friday—the
First Lethre by Dr. Rutherford, on Tuesday, Nov. g.
Dr. RUTHERFORD will begin a COURSE of BO-
TANY in May 1803. . . .
About the same time, Dr, WALKER will begin a
COURSE •of NATURAL' HISTORY. .

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