The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-30 00:00:00

THEATIMROYAL, DRUIi.Y.LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 31, 13oz,
will be performed,

LOVE FOR LOVE.
Ben, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Miss Prue, Mrs. JORDAN.
WITH

LOVE AND MAGIC ;
Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY.
With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations.
The New Overture and Songs by, Mr. SHAW.
Tile Pantomime Tunes seleaed by Mr. BYRNE.
Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ;
Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ;
Pantaaoon, Mr. MALE; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON;
" • Gipsey King, Mr.
,COLLINS
Tycho, (the.t...lown) Mr. G RI MALDI ;
Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE;
•The Sprite, Miss TY RER
Old Woman, Mr. BAYZAND ;
Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master 13LANCHARD ;
Landlady, Mrs. COATES;
Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs.'BLAND ;
The Vocal Principal Parts by
Mr. WDGWICK, Mr. COOKE, Mr. SMITI4,
Attys. BLAND, Miss.TYRER, Miss HI 'KS.
Principal Dancers.
Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE;-
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Master ifYRRE, Miss DOUG LAS.
11c1Datsces composed under the Direction of Mr. BYRNE.
1., d:'-' ter4 equence of the universal approbation; and incessant
wrstsof applause, with which the new Pantomime of Love
I'4'4 Magiic, or Harlequin's Holiday, was again last Night
,ee;:ivediby an overflowing audience, the Public are most
T.-:v:r.-Ifisilly informed that it will be repeated every evening
*lll krth. 3. notice.
Ora Saturday, the Comedy of The West Indian.
Oa Munday, the Comely of The Way to Keep HIM.
A zleVir. Historical Play, in Three Acts, with Music, is in
Pr4vare Dn.-
..4DAt.., as tice will be given of the next representation of the
Abatts. Piece of A House to be Sold, and of the Burletta
or_lilid,.s. , .

COVENT-GARDEN.
. TCLNIORROW EVENING, Dec. 31, I 802)
will.be performed,
THE ROAD TO RUIN. .
Goldfinch, Mr. LEWIS ;
Widow Warren, Mrs. MATTOCKS.
WlTii
HARLEQUIN's. HABEAS ;
Or; THE HALL OF SPECTRES.
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.1* rely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and
Decorations.
The ic composed expressly for this Pantomime, by
.Messr:. doorehead, Davy, W. Ware. Russell and Reeve.
The 'D The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
ari omime invented by' T. Dibdin ; and produced
the Dances) under the Diredion of Mr. Bologna, jun.
• '"ei_Sce:s .!ry by Messrs. Richards, Phillips, Whitmore, Idol.
autall Lupino, Wilkins, Creswell and Assistants.
Principal Pantomime Charaders.
Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ;
salungo, Master MENAGE ;
Wet rt,e,, Father to Columbine,
Mr. L.
Slienatt Roe, Columbine's, Lover, Mr. K AA; RTC;'
Lounger, Mr. KING
I Spettre in Dim Juan, Mr. BE vER Ly ;
a host of GAffe.r Thumb, •Mr: H ARLEY ;
Lunu's Ghost, Mr. POWERS ;
Anti Fongwhang, with a Song,.Mr, DUBOIS.
-Castle Spetire, Mrs. ST. LEGER ;
Bleeding Nun, Mrs: WATTS;
Colurnif ine idatighter to John. Doe); Mrs. WYBROW ;
T, :itts of Enchntment, r. PARLEY
tte nee m Partomimea
was honoured last Night witht ni..
/t7...1147-Ist robation :Ind reiterated a-cclainations ot applause.—
°LI repeated every Night till further notice.
crri_ S:ltst relay, The Man of the World.
'l,'4 day, the Tragedy or Alfonso.
Ni a nd Gentlemen who have P laces for the succeeding
t new Opera of Famil,y. Quarrels, are respeafuliy
,t;i4 . the 4th representation will be on Tuesday next,
1-1,i4 It Life Below Stairs. The sth will be on Wednes-
'l ".q1:11. the Midnight Hour ; and the 6th and 7th Repro_
vll be on Friday. and Saturday.,
Oati;,:ca -ant of the hoarseness of Mr. Fawcett; Delays and
bt;lsts i 5 Obliged-to be deferred till Thursday, when it will
4 'ith the New Pantomime.

- . PIC NIG.
ANiiT U AL SUBSCRIPTIONS of TWO
- GUINEAS, to a new WEEKLY PAPER intended
Lshed under the above Title, are will
dnat the
.„„`.2.7, 11 0. ag, New Bond-street, Subscribers will have the
Kc`i,:ie of reading at the above Room all the Daily Papers.
Its:. 'vita Will attend on Monday next, and every ensuing day
c,„` excepted) from Eleven o'Clock till Five, to re-
f,c;;p:zo-as, Articles of Intelligence, and Communi-
e'e"s• r.rl to give every necessary information for .enabling
U1a:,..-.114:r5-too,btairt their Papers-from the News-Carriers.
A.
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•PiETSALOON ofARTS arid ILLUSTRIOUS MEN,
alt the Historic Gallery, .pall-Mail, No. S7:' •
VIR. BELLEVUE, lately arrived from Paris,
lhas the honour or informing the Nobility, Gentry,
P
I:l4.lhe:ublic at large, that he has just now opeoed his Ex •
•the most superb in its kind _ The Saloon property
Plecefor the Season, and where a good fire is constantly
"gPt, ccntains a vast quantity of Figures, of a chemical new
'°4lptisition resembling Nature, which arc striking Like-
'cues of the late King, Queen and Dauphin of France, Bo-
hapaite and his Lady, General Moreau, and a great many
Other Personages who have been most conspicuous on
the Theatre of Europe during the last r 5 years, each of his-
r!al Size and Stature, and in the it proper Dresses, the Wo-
Ltell to the newest fashion from Paris,
,and they all in the
tto,,t rich and splendid manner ; besides some of the best
eifail-;:l.s of the antique Statues of I Lily-, some large Worsted
Fantetpieces, Pictures far superior to any exhibited, Carv-
thr; Piaures, a quantity of new and curious Engravings, •
and a great many other Curiosities.
AC--nttancc Is. (Descriptive Catalogues 6d. mat) from
Tee ee toc in the Morning till '

MAMMOTH.
AL Stupendous Monument of-the Ancient World,
exhibiting'No. rtS, Pall-Mall, from Ten in the Morn-
Five in the Afternoon. The Reputation of this Ex-
illUzzion is now fully established from the cernpletc satisfac-
tiM it has given to all those who have visited it; among
:Va.-En Sir foseph Banks and other Charaerters of the highest
aws.-..fity have declared it to be the greatest and mostinterest-
ir-•.,,Curios;ty ever exhibited in Europe.
*Lis extraordinary Skeleton WAS dug up near the ,Shawan.:
Mountains, in the State of New-York, under the di-
4.:ana of Mr: Peale, who exhibits it, with several other.
c;4k"..a Articles conneeted. with this interesting subjed.
facaOt of thOkeletOn eleven feet ; length seventeen feet
"24i-in:hes; width five feet eight ;riches.

Tc,the CURIOUS in FRUIT, FLOWERS,PLANTS,&c. •
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Nobility and Gentry are respeatiOly in-
forcral, that Messrs.: El-ER MA IN have imported in-
t) atis, Country, from France and Holland,. a very choice As-
•":.''',;lttrcr.it of Flowers, Fruit Trees, Seeds, rare Plants, &c.
-,10 species of_Hyacinths, .tz of Passetouts, zo of Narais-.
t. of jonquils, tz of Tarc.cues to of the Tuberoses. of
ktni- 25 vaienes of Ttilips, to of the most rare Plants ever
O'lxii,itt to F ttrope, 24 different euillets,. with Rose like
of vet— uncommon beauty and variety ; 31 species of
flower: :g every month ;.• I Z - kinds' of 'lcssainine from
%.4-4:s :s4— _
(If '44, lot Ranunculus from Spain, so from the Isle
s'.7llinglike Cloves; 8 Pionys ;, .to beautiful Ra-
,
growuig in glasEx3 ; 60 A nernonics ; 94 (litre-
-41. Flaw er Seeds, 61 of Pot-herbs ; go species or Fruit
sg kind of Trees for ornamenting English Gar-
-414 ; species of Vines of the best qualities ;of which he
z. Catalogue, in French or English,-for their perusal.—
the whole, or' part, to be sold, at a fair price, by MesSrs.
alpNursetymen front Lyons, and, At .present residing.
36s.St. Mama:es-street, LiecestePliel(4.