The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-28 00:00:00

• URANIA ;•
• Or, THE ILLUMINE.
The Overture and the Music entirely new.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
The Charaders by
Mr. POWELL, Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. PALMER,
Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. SUETT.
Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND.
The new Afterpiece of Urania, or The Illumin6, con-
tiouing to be received with the highcst applause by over-
t...nag Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till further
notice. •
On Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet.
On Tuesday, the ,Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd.
Otway's Orphan, • Congreve's Double Dealer, and The
Winter's Tale, by Shakspeare, are in rehearsal.
Next week will beaded, for the first time at this Theatre,
a Comedy, in four Ass, called Heigho fel. a Husband !
A new Play, in Five Ads, called the-False Demetrius, is
in rehearsal, and will be prod4pecl as soon as possible.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'`
P 0 . MORROW EVENING Jan. 29, 1802,
be
wijl performed,
ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE
With New Dresses and Scenery. .
The Principal Charaaers by
Mr. COOKE, Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WILL 1S
kr. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr.WADDY ;
Mrs H. JOHNSTON. Mrs. ST. LEDGER.
Mrs..BRLEY, and Mrs. LITaIFIELD.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. CLAREMONT.
The Epilogue by Mrs. H. I WINSTON.
The Music by Dr. Busalr.
wrill
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Saturday the 3othT, thHe E REVIEW
Theatre will not be opened.
On Monday, the Tragedy of Alfonso.
A new Comic Opera, in T
will be produced on Wednesday next.
hree Ads, called The Cabinet,
Due notice will be given of the next Representation of
Toll), as It Flies.

, .
IP a Yoling-TT"---------.7vran, named ---- VIXLARS,
,
-l_ who was born in the Neighbourhood of Nerac, in the
aepartment of Lot and Garonne (ci-devant Province of
yews, will
and who has been absent from Seven to Eight
Cavendishars,will apply to L. Q. at Ibbetson's Hotel, Vere-street,
2(tv4.a-squa!e, he will hear of something greatly _
.11ni
hi 11ge: or if any person can give information tespeEti g
91, they will confer a particular favour on his friends, by
-ucressig it line as above.
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LL PERSONS having. DEMANDS on the
'3l''' LCIRD IVISCOUNT .A.51-113R.00K, are desir.eci
liarcna Accounts thereof to Mr. Charles, Deare, No. .z,
the sZrthildiAgs, Templet and all. Persons indebted to
respeoiv orbd Viscount Ashbrook, are requested to pay their
powerede' sibse to the said Charles Deare, who is Eo em-
proper Receipts for the same.
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HOTEL DE VALOIS.
M LA PRIME acquaints English Gentlemen
. and Families, who intend visiting Paris, that he
keeps the HOTEL DE. VALOIS, in the' RUE DE LA
101, formerly Rue de Richdlieu, ne the Theatre Fraepois,
opposite the Garden of the ci-devant Palais Royal.
_ This Hotel is elegantly fitted up, and Apartments 111 Y be
bad from ot• tos. to zil. per NI li A artments may ike-
wise be hired by the Day-. ' °llt
.----
P
The Establishment is so lei
at
that Company may have,
at their own convenience whatever they want in their own
apartments. -
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MODERN DANCLNG AND SELECT ASSEMBLIES.
R.
ALLEN'S PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION
-ivl ASSE--MBLI ES co ATE
on Friday, January 1,
and will then be continuetl every FRIDAY, at No. 19,
SIiERRARD-STEET, Golden-square :—is CITY AS-
SEMBLIES are, as usual, every MONDAY, at No. to,
GREAT AYLI 1;F-STRE ET, Goodrnans-fields.
4.' None but Subscribers admittect—None but People
of respeetability can subscribe.
4t both Houses, Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who
11:,:v.e either learned' in the old style, or not at all, are privately
taught in the most elegant manner every description of MO-
DERN DANCE, and every requisite for the most fashion-
able Parties, by Mr, ALLEN, whose Plan of Tea Ching is
particularly calculated fur those to whom it is an object to
acqTfire this Accomplishment expeditiously and in the first
style,
Mr. ALLEN particularly •informs those who wisit to re-
seiie his InstruCtions, that he has entirely removed his
Ay_
Dancing Aadem, in Haydon-square, to No. le, Great Ay-
Jiff...street; GOodman's-fields.
MONEY forACCOMIVIODATION, and COMMISSION
4..
BUSINESS. MERCHANTS, -MANUFACTURERS and
.on a
1, 'Others, may be accominodated to any .etn.ovilk.
Zh,,eui.t or Consignment of. Goods of any-descriktio-NMither
tuttsh ot Foreipi Growth or Manufacture. Those bur-
ry
eued with a hea y St ck, may have it brought to Market,
d be, asslste
eOl d With any Sum needful before Sale, at the
Per Cent. Interest, and the usual Commission.
„The Advertis-r possesses the advantage of having open to
issmille.the best Ivi;rkets. both Foreign and Domestic, for the
41 or Purchase of Goods and Merchandise of all kinds, and
eon-
, o<quently has it in his power to be eminently useful to
toasts and.Manufaatir-rs requiring accommodation, and
also h and
of forming' more extensive connection.
Letters 4ctdressed, or personal application to Mr. G. Jack-
-3°ll, at his house No. 13, Little James-street, Bedford-row,
LoOdon, will receive attention: •

ARTIFICIAL
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THE very great inconvenience, in warm weather
Ze4ti(to say nothing of the extreme danger attendant on
V°P('ng False Hair too frequently cut from the heads of im-
'. Persons), induces the of the TRICOSIAN
71sti:LtIl D to recommend 'to- Ladies in general the use of this
nguished Preparation, for changing Red or Grey Hair to
_Various beautiful and permanent Shades of Flaxen, Brown,
°r Black, in the course of a few hours.- Its merits are.not
11)1e1Y confined to changing the colour only, as it strengthens
the weakest Hair, prevents its falling ot1; and increases the
owth to a ciegree of luxuriance, that rivals every Comp.osi-
tio,
, I yet ollered for similar purposes. ln a word, to convince
,h-
Public of the above assertions, any Lady sending a lock
40hi hair, Post-paid, sealed at that end which' is ctit -from the
, shall, in the course of one day, have it returned (free
z"wexpence)
.changed to any colour shown at the places of
, '• Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the Proprietor
%rusts
be, , Will convince more than all the panegyric words can
tii.tow,--Latlies are particularly requested to mention wne-
-r they wish Fluid for Flaxen, Light-brown, Dark-brown,
°l' Black.
f._ Sold, by order of 'Abe Pioprietor; at Mr. Golding's, Rer..
ISViler, corithill; Mrs, Overton's- N 0.47, New Bund-street ;
II; \Yrisivht's, ‘Vada's Pas Sage; hath.; at li. as. per bottle,
%/Included.