The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-24 00:00:00

KNiGH;FS OF THE SUN;

Or,.LOVE AND DANGER.
Commencing with a splendid anti nouvi.lle Tournament, as
performed at the Giand Fete given in consequa.m.e of the
liappy return of Peace, in Patii, betbre the Fiat -Consul,
Bonaparte.

principal C.huraiters
Count Mar 'eld (a Sovere.o-.1.0rd), Mons. LANG LA DE ;
Confidant to Marield, Mons. ST. A ÜBINT
Four Esquires in .Nlarfeld's Suite, Messrs. BOULANGE,
CHARLES, TRIVERS, and PAPI ;
Tour F.,,o.ires in ,Deltor's Suite, Messrs. LA FL F.CHE,
DUNOIS, AZAMBRE, and ST. MARTIN;
Principal Knight, Confidant to Ddiori Mons. GOUGIS-
Is US, jun. -
I"tineipal' Vassals, Mons, ELOIVDIN and Mademoiselle
MONCASSIN •
Ancharet, Mons. VII.,NEUVE ;
Florida, Mademoiselle LE FEVRE.;
And Delfor, principal Knight of the Sun, Mons. GOU_
GISIsUS, sen„
(Being their first appearance in this Kingdom.)
Knights of the-Su; Knights or the Lamb, Vassals,'.Danccrs,
Army in Marfelil's pay, Army of the Knights of the Sun,

Bcc &c. -
Preceding the abovee, a Comic Entertainment of

Mr:sic an,. Dancing, called
THE: `it-:EA 1. SHEAF.
rn the course of the Evening, FEATS of HORSEMAN_
SHIP, and "a Comie by Mr. WALLACK.
And, fur the i;tla time, tne New Conic Pantomime, with
exiensive Seerery, Machinery, and various Mechanical
Changes, called
THE' PHOENIX;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND LI LLIPO.
In the course of which will be
n pourtrayed, Monsieur Gar-
. -ertn'z arid Captain iowden's azErial Voyage in a-Balloon,
with an- exact representation o, its appearance over Lon-
, don, and its Descent near Colchester, in the real Car
• presented 14 Mons. Garnerin to Mr. A.l'ev. •
(R.. 4— To prevent disappointment, the K...i.-hts of the S,in
evil' only be performed Six Nights, as •on ndi, the 2 ,
Auzust. the New Corn' any will produce s ~cw Spectaele,
caned The Fertiain-Hiissart; or Swediii Siaj,ant.•
i.;.oors ru tie opened at Hal I. past Five, to begin at Half-past
Six o'Ci•,ek.
4ex 4t. &cond Price !Pit 2S. Second Prici is. ,Callery.is.

Second Price 6d.

Second Price to coitio'lenoe at Halt:pait Eight precisely.
PL. e 3 to be taken 3/.. the Box OtHce, Weatntiuster-bridge,
mitt Ten till Three o'Cloa,.

iIANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT Rooms.
IkAISS LINWOOD's EXIMBI LION, with an
-xvi ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
Open, and will continue Every Day, Suntia)S excepted,l4'o:ll Nine in Morning till Evening.

Admittanid Opie Shit Wig

NEW PAN9RAMA, HAY.NIARKET.
THE Public are respeetfully informed, that this
Panorama' exhibiting a GRAND VI of the CITY
PARIS and-Environs, is now open for public inspection,
Painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of
the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame; siice-the Signing
or the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAs. DE RIA, wil:
clantintie open from Ten till dusk .—Adinittance Is
B. A Person regularly attends to,expJain the Pidnres.

A GENTLEMAN Di an IlitiStrunt, F..intly, late
a Member of the Sovereign Council of Bern, in Swit-
4,;trland, who, besiges being a Statesman, is also a Man-ot
Letters, would willingly undertake the finishing,of a Young
I,ntleinan's Education, destined fur a Public Life, or attend
on his Travels through the •diiterent Countries and
Courts of Europe.,
Any Noblern.in or Gentleman to whom ,this Proposal
ight' appear acceptable, may for further Particulars apply
~._tll "); Mr. Tavel,. No.. 8, Cower-street. Bedford-square, who
giVe them all the information required on the occasion.
The extent of the Stipend will be no Material object.
:TO THE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY.
R. GEORGE VAUGHAN begs ieave to in.'
tv nil in Officers of the Army and the Public in general,'
at he intends ca rrying on in future the Commission Agency,
at No: 16; Rupo,rt• street, yhere he now lias a nurnber
oatunissionb to-dispose of, also various Eichiniges,
,j 4. 13. Letters', Post-paid, addressed to Mr. Vaughan, as ,
'wove, will be duly attended to.
OLD NORTHAMPTON COACH OFFICE,
BULL. and MOUTH 1 NN, Bull and Meuth-stroet, London.
THE Proprietors of the Ota.Northairyton COach
tlle-respellfully inform the Public, that it sets out from
above I- n, and from Northampton, every. Morning at a
Nualler- before' SIX o'Clock, at thee-following Reduced
Rates, viz. ,c. 's: d.
Insides to Northampton - otc 0 •
• Outsides Ditto - - • 8' o
Insides to Newport Pagnel„ - 012 0
Outsides' Ditto - - o 6 o '
• By J. %V IL LIAN and Co.

NEW 1311.11Y;E-STREET.
I ,QUSE in the most eligible Parr to be LE FT,
1 or the LEASE to be SQLD, and the Furniture, &c.
bc. taken, if agreeable by Appraisement.
pply 1,. 'dr. Ellis, I.lillita-lane, for further particulars.

• The SICILIAN BLOOM of YOUTH and BEAUTY;
Or; I inpalpable'Vegetable Flesh Powder,
IS recornine6,ied to the Ladi with the • utmost
.- degree orcOnfidenc, as the most exquisite produclion in
131e.Universe, for beautifying, _the Skin, without the possi-
tiity of doing the slightest injury : it is a peculiarly elegant
preparation tram ,the beautiful Azala (a shrub indigenOus
to Sicily), the result of a most curious process, and the in-
vention of an expert an,i experienced Chymist. T.:e cam-
tion articles • of this des,.:riptiun give a cadaverous and unna-
tural Whiteness to the Skin, while, on the contrary, the Si-
cilian Flesh Powder, which isnot a dead write,. but a natu-
ral. fair, flesh-colour, communicates the'most orii-
tiant and natural fatrness that can possibly be conceived, and
nssessesthis.pre-eminent excelleme,.tuat,it cannot possibly.
~e discovered by the most scrutinizing obsLrver, but looks
'lke the native bloom of health taker from the neck of youth'
4nd beauty, 'and placed On the skin to which this Powder is
aPprled, according to the DiredioriS for use, which accoru-
PanY each Packet.
Sold at zzg, Strand; seventh house froM Temple-bar ;
sando retail by Mr. Golding, Perfumer to Her Majesty, 42,
; Mr: Green, r 32:, Oxtord-street,
.near Holies.
t Mrs. Osborne, 'tot, Pall-Mall; and by' no other per..
-11 in LondOn. Price as. 6d. per Packet; Five Packets in
t for Ralf-a-Guinea.; or Twelve Packets in one for a Gili-
t)!!.—Observe that the'Label on each Packet is signed with
Proprietor's hand-writing " 1. Dulin,"

GENERAL ELECTION.

TotheGgNTLEMEN,C.I-ERGY,ancITREEHOLDERF
of the COUNTY of HEREFORD.

CENTLLMIN*
YOUR firm, friendly,- and decisite Support of
me, recorded .by the highest number of Votes ever
polled by any Candidate for tnii County, has my Rios-
grateful Thanks. The best return which I can make toi
such unexampled friendship; and which you will. most ap-
prove, will ue a 4,ithtut discharge of the honourable an,;
imnort,int rust coatflitted to me by an independent supper;
of ev::ry punfic Constitutional measure, and by a strict at-
tenuon to the particular interests of the County.
I remain,-Gei.tlemen,
• With the liveliest sentiments ot Esteem and Respea,
- • Your devoted humble Servant,
G. CORNEWALL.
Moccas-Court, July lt„ 184.

Tothe GENTLEMEN„CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
ot the COUNTY of HEREFORD.
CINTLZMEN,
YOUR spirited, friendly, and successful Fxer-
tions, have this day invested me with the hish anti
nonourable Character of one of your Representatives in Par-
liament. Ile pleased to accept my heat-e,..1t Thanks tor
this distinguished testimony of your gOOO opinion; aid ht
assured, I will endeav:)ur to deser-z, . it, b.) au independenz-,
support of those measures whi,;:t- 'skull appear to be hese
,aiculated to progiote th.: 1;,!u:d: good, and by a diligent at-
tention to the particular Inter: ,ts of .Constitueuts.
-A remain, Gentlemen,
With the ..varatz,tetnotions or respea,
Gratitude, and friendship,
• Your faithful and devoted humble Servant,.
jOHN GFLR.S COT"' ERELL. .
Hereford, lily zr, aca.

Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLE RGY,and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY ut KLN 1.
3ROTHER EREEHOLDERS, •
TAKE. the earnest opportunity of requesting
I those 'Friends who have honoured me with their Support
during.the late arduous Contest, 'to aceept my warmest and
nest Acknowledgments for tile great exertions they have
made in my behalf.. lh the public 'situation, which through
your favour I have enjoyed rur these last twelve years, 1 reel
conscious of having discharged my duty in Parliament with
fidelity and integrity, and of having promoted to the hest of
my abilities the welfare and piosperity of this County.
' I have the Honour ib be,
With every sentiment of gratitude and respect,
Your faithful and qbedient Servant,
EOWARD K.NATCRBULL.
Maidstone, luly 21, aoz.