The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-20 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1802.

RANELAGH.

TO. MORROW, THURSDAY, Jan. 21, tBoz,
wiz.L.BE ei V.EN

A SUPERB MASQUERADE,
IN HONOUR OF THE BIRTH-DAY OF
HER MAJESTY.

The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda Will be appropri-
ated for TEA, CO F FEE,,Scc. and, at One o' Clock,
The SUPPER BOXES WILL BE OPENED.
In addition to which will be given, upon the Plan which has
received such general approbation the preceding Years,-
FIFTY TWELFTH CAKES,
As Prizes to be Drawn for by. the First Four Hundred
Masques ; each of whom, upon Admission, will be pre-
sented with a Ticket, which, it drawn a Prize, will entitle
the Holder to a Twelfth Cake.
oz- WINES of the first Flavour and Quality will be
provided.

Admittance Half-a-Guinea only.
A Commodious Room will be appropriated for such of
the Company as prefer Dressing in the House; and Mr.
Bealby will attend with hiS Wardrobe, and will supply La-
dies and Gentlemen with CharaSler Dresses of every descrip-
tion and a great Variety of Black and Coloured Silk Dodd=
nos for hire, trom Five Shillings to One Guinea each.
Tickets to be had at .Mr. Birchall's Music Shop, New
Bond-street; Mrs. Richman's Masquerade Warehouse, No.
361, Oxford-street ; BealbVs Masquerade Warehouse, Co-
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Mr. Farrance's, Pastry-cook, Ludgate-hill and Spring-gar-
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the Evening... '
An excellent. BAND will be provided for the Country
Dances, and the CV) RPORAT lON BAND, in full Uni-
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vourite Military Pieces.
Doors to be opened at Ten o'Clock.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
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Son's GENUINE EsSENCEof ANCHOVIES, continues
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CONVEYANCING PRECEDENTS. •
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