The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-29 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ITIO:IVIQRROW EVENING, • Dec. 30, zSo 2,
SHEwill be plerfornied,
WOU'D AND SHE --WOU'D NOT.
Don Philip, Mr. BARRYMO RE ; •
Odavio, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
T;appanti, Mr.s:BANNEsTE R, jun.
Hippolita, Mrs. JORDAN ;
Viletta, Miss POPE.
WITH
LOVE AND MAGIC ;
Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. . •
with New Scenery, Machinery, DreSses, ancrDecorations.
The New Overture and Songs by Mr. SHAW.
The Pantomime Tunes sele&od by Mr. BYRNE.
Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ;
Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ;
Pantaloon, Mr. MALE; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON ;
• Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ;
Tycho, (the :down) Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE ;
The Sprite,' Miss TYRE' R;
Old Woman, Mr. BAYZAND
lirtuin. (the Dwarf) :);
Landlady, Mrs. CO-11TES_; . •
Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs. BLAND ; --
The Vocal Principal Parts by
SEDGWICK., Mr. COOKE, Mr. SMITH,
Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRE R, Miss HICKS.
Principal Dancers.
Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE,
Master BYRN E, Miss DOUG LAS.
The DMwes composed under the Diredion of Mr. BYRNE.
In consequence of the .universal approbation, and incessant
Dursts of applause, with which the new Pantomime of Love
and Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, was again last Night
received by an overflowing audience, the Public are most
respectfully informed that it will be repeated every evening
till further notice.
„ A new Historical Play, in Three Ads, with Music, is in
rreparation.
• Due notice will be given of the next representation of the
Almical Piece of A House to be Sold, and of the,Burletta
of Midas.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec.. 30, 1802,
will be performed,
CATO. •
Cato, Mr. COOK E ' •
Marcus., Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
• Portius, Mr. SIDDONS ;
Syphax, Mr. MURRAY;
Juba, Mr. BRUN CON ;
Sernpronius, Mr. CORY.
- Lucia, Miss MA RR lOT ;
And Marcia, Mrs. LITCHFIELD:
WIT H
HARLEQUIN's HABEAS;
. Or, THE. HALL OF SPECTRES. '
with entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and
Decorations.
The iqusic, composed expressly for this Pantomime,- by
Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware.. Russell and Reeve.
The 0 vertir-e by Mr. Moorehead.
• Th 9 Pantomime invente(. T. Diorlin ; and produced
(with the Dances/ under the Dire lion Of Mr. Bologna, Jun.
3:he Scenery by Messrs. Richards, Phillips Whitmore, Hol-
10Sall, Lupiiio, Wilkins, Cres‘.veil and Assistants.
Princi old Pantomime Charaders.
Harlequin, Mr,- BOLOGNA, jun.
Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA :
j):), L'oe Maf-ter MENAGE •,
on. , er to C
ibo Mr. L. BOLOGNA
..‘aard Rue,Fath n Coioniteslumbine, Lover Mr. KLART ;;
' Lounger, Mr. KING N E
; .
Speare in Don Juan,-Mr. BEVERLY
Ghost of Gaffer Thumb, Mr. HARLEY ;
. Lunn's Ghost, Mr. POWERS ; •
And Fongwhang, with a Song, Mr. DULlom
Castle Spectre, Mrs. ST. LEG ER ;
. Bleeding Nun; Mrs. WATTS;
Columbine (dalighrei to .johd Doe), Mrs. WYBROW
Genius-of Enchantrnent; Mr. DA R LEY ;
The new Pantomime was honoured last Night with uni-
Zrsal approbation and reiterated acclamations of applause.—
vt will be repeated in, rriday, Saturday, and Monday next.
On Friday, the. Coteedy of The. Road to Ruin.
•. On Saturday, The Mall'of the World.
00 Monday, the Tragedy of Alfonso.
j.adies and entlemen who have Places tor the succeeding
ac is of the new Opera of Fainily Quarrels, are respedfully
with the 4th representation will he on Tuesday next,
High. Life -Below Stairs. The 511 will be on Wednes-
_.Y,-with the Midnight Hour ; and the 6th and 7th Repre-
sentations will be on Friday and Saturday.
,P 0 account of the hoarseness of Mr. Fawcett, Delays and
blunders is obliged to be deferred till Thursday, when it will
Re .i • a.ed. with the New Pantomime.

. .
GEORGE PE RRY, Walcot, Bath.
any Person, can give information when George
Ferry, formerly of the Parish of Walcot, near Bath,
(welt° was living in the year 1742), died, and who is now his
rsonal Representative, they are requested to communicate
the sante to Thomas Davis, Esq. Herningsham, near From,
Somersetshire, or to Mr. Roper, of Great Marlborough_
reef London, ether of whom will satisfy the Person giv,
ng the information desired.

FASHIONABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION.
MES,SRS. HOPKINS and SON's ACADEMY
for PRIVATE INSTRUTION in Pasnionable
iDANCING, COACHMARERS-HALL, Foster-lane,
heapside, continues Open for the improvement of such
-LADIES and GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this
Accoinplisliment,_ Or those who have not obtained the pre-
4ent FASHIONABLE MODE, may be expeditiously in-
atruded in the most PRIVATE MANNER in all the E LE-
CANT and FASHIONABLE STEPS now in use, to qua.:
lifythemforthe FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG I.A.
DI ES and GENTLEMEN are also Taught every FA-
the SHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give
most elegant Address.
N. 1i; The Morning Academy. for LADIES ONLY is
upen, and will be continued till His Majesty's Birth.:clay.

ARMY.
ANY GENTLEMAN desirous of selling a
MORITY may hear of a Purchaser, by apßlying
"Y Letter, to Mr. Fourdrinier, No. 20; Chating-Lross,
london, or Mr. lames Wright, Writer in Stirling.
o cets .
_off sent need apply ; the Purchaser will treat only with
.•

ARMY COMMISSIONS.
`TO BE SOLD, a Half-pay Troop of Light
Dragoons, with particuldr advantages, and the Step
L.
iztviteen Ensigncy and Lieutenantcy of Infantrif, both on
IVliitish Establishment; also a Hall-pay Lieutcnantcy of
Otantry on the Irish Establishmentseveral Full-ay
iziitenantcies of Infantry, and Cornetcies both in Light rand
1.2.4ivY Dragoons ; also Full-pay Ensigncies in Old Regi-
ats stationed in England, Scotland, Guernsey, Gibraltar,
.o the East and West 'lndies • also several Half-pay En-
wiEskXchanges. —A Lieutenant-Colonel of a Young Regiment
exchange to an Old one, and a Captain of Light
.4goons to a Regiment of'Foot ; several Captains, Lieuten-
wlin (one in a Regiment in the East Indies), and Ensigns,
Q„'Ll to exchange to Halfpay receiving Di tlerence; a Captain
Rt pay of Infantry is desirous to exchange to Full in a
4 f.ltrient in the East Indies, paying the regulated Difference;
4rarter-Master of Light Cavalry wishes to exchange to
Wish7paY, and a Quarter-Master on Halt-pay of Infantry
wanted es
to exchange to Full-pay.
to purchase for tsool. a Half-pay Company on the
,lish Establishment.
11-ation to be made to Mr. ohnston; .No. 6, Craven-
te'l) Strand, London ; if by letter, tree of pose 2ge•