The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-11 00:00:00

THE PRIZE.

On Wednesday the Comedy of The West Indian; Major
0' Flaherty, Mr. Harding:, from the Theatre, Philadelphia,
being his first appearance on this Stage.
And on Thursday, the fragedvif The Gamester; BeverlY,
lir. Pope, and Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Pope.
The Public are, most respectfully informei. that the Bur-
,
.which has .been some tune in preparation,
N}lll shortly be produced, with entirely new Scenery, Ma..
Dreises, znd Decorations.A new Musical Piece, called A House to be Sold, taken
rtorn the French, is in preparation, and will be speedily pro..
dated.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN%
TO-MORROW EVEN/NC, Wolk rz 2, Sot,
will be performed;
THE CABINET.

WITH

THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. - -
On Wednesday, The Man of the World, with Robin
Hoo*l.
On Thursday, Mr. Cooke will perforin the Charatier of
Ser John Falsr-tir, in the Comedy of The Merry Wives of
'ind;;ork, with Netfev Abbey.
Fri43Y, The Cabinet, with High Life Below Stairs.
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