The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-30 00:00:00

NUMBER 3156.]

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov. r, 18oz,
will be presented,
THE WINTER's TALE.
Leontes, Mr: POPE ;
• •
Mamilius, Master BYRNE;
' Camillo, Mr. POWELL ;
.Antigonus, Mr. .DO WTON ;
Dion, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Polixenes,- Mr: BARRYMORE ;
Florizet, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Clown, Mr.- SU ETT ; •
.Autolycus-, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
lermion, Mrs-. I'OW ELL ;
.-Paulina, Mrs. ANS E LL ;
Perdita, Miss HICKS ;
• Emilia, Miss AKNF..
On Tuesdav, The Merry Wives sof Windsor ; Falstaff
r.. Stephen Kemble, being.positivei One last Night but one
of his-Performance, with The Pour Soldier.
Fyn WedneSday, Mrs, Jordan will perform in the Comedy
ofThe Country Girl.

NEVER ACTED,
tHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
IHIS'PRESENT EVENING,OIober 30, iSO2,
ill be presented a new Comedy, led. •

. DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.
. , With new Scenes and Dresses.
The Principal 'Characters by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN;
pe. FAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMFRY,
SIDUONS, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. SIMMONA.
Mrs. LITCHTIELD, Mts H. joyiNsToN,
Ws'4l.znfilDDONS,: anti Airs.: MAIrfOCKS.
The PROLOGUE.
to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
!''''l.lli,Etil.pGUE by NICs.-ACATTOCICS:: L:], •

WITH

ROSTNA.
which he wili.intraduce the oelebnited.Song of.
" The ,Thorii,") Mr. IN CL LDQN '
Captain Bel vi Mr. HILL;
i 1 haiit, ' 7.(1 r: 'S I 1141%1,0N-3. ;Pot!
Phoebe, Mrs:• MARTYR t r!,
Dorcas, .Mrs. IYAVENPOKr ;. . ;
And R.cf.tna, Miss Rli EVE,-r)fi'llY ti
(Her first Appeiaance in that Charader.)
"loxes 6s. _Pit 3S. 6:l_ Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery ts.
* Places" for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
)doors .;o be opened at Half past Five, and the Perrault_
flee to-begin at Hair past Six. . Vi,,antitex; et Re:gina.
On wee,!nesday, fhe Opera of The Cabinet:
A new D;arpa in Two, Adsi.afid a Lew Opqra in Three,
awe iit preparation.
,

FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,
1110RIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemep,
of any age, wrv, have ,neyet, learnt this Accomplish-:
;-rient, or nor in the improv,ed irictdern style, at No. 19, iier
card-street, Colden-sqdare, and 'No. re, Great Alie-st•reet,.
Goodman's-fields. They are taught on a Plan liarticulaily •
-,-C4l4Aulated for those to tyliom it is an object to acquire it ex-
yeditiously; privately, and in the first .style ot Erauion.
Foteigners, Officers, and Country Residents, Who may
',.4?vib.n to learn in a few days, tray Board and,Lodge, privately, .
in the House, avad receive constant I nstrudion.
The Select Weekly Assemblies cominerafe this Month, the
:ind conducted by Mr. -7llaylor ; none but Subscribers ad-
rnitred ,• none but People of respectability can subscribe.
-Aespectable Schools and Families, if not distant froth T 0,..-11,
irregularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instructed in
ever; elegant requisite of Mixiern

THE- very distinguished Approbation which
ROBART'S and PLOWMAN's New 11,1anubdory has
experienced from HER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL VA-
/WILY, the Nobility and Gentry, &c. Claims frorn them
their restiedftil Acknowledgements. They flatter themselves,
from their unremitting attention-to produce Taste and Ele-
. gance in their Extensive Collection tor Fashionable. Dress,
that it exceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited
in this Country.
• R. and P. being the ,Inventors and Manufacturers, warrant
the Wear of every Article sold in their Warehouse ; and beg
to acquaint the Public, they are only •to be had genuine at
Pleir Ware-rooms, No. 1, Chandos-street, Covent-garden.

PATEICIT W;i-TER-PROOF LEATHER
for BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
RESISTS all kind of Wet ;. if put into Water for.
a Month, it does not imbibe a single Drop. • gentle-
-1116 may walk a whole day in the wet or dewy Grass, 1N ith-
out the Water penetrating through it. This Leather, whidh
Adds so much to the comfort of life in a wet Season, by keep-
ing the Feet from the Water, has given great satistaaion for
above si 7Z years to those who have worn it.- Spanish Leather
Shoes for Ladies ready-made, or made to Pattern, one Pair
of which will wear as long as two Pair of the common Lea-
ther. •-•
„...F0 prevent imposition, the Sole Leather, which is also
water-proof, is marked Li E L LAM Y's PAT ENT W AT E R-
PRO() F, to be had ONLY at No. .3, Upper North-place,
Gray's-inn-lane, near the Corner of Guildtord-street, Lon-
-'l°ll, no other Person being n3xv authorized to sell it, the in-
'creasing Sale having induced sqme to counterfeit this Lea-
!her.

TO BE SOLD, the Property of a Gentleman,
13A° C A PIT AL HORSE, got by Javelin, in
excltmt hunti condition. Ay to Mr. lsieigh-
G 1:o el
ve uor Mew:-rg , Lower Grostenpoplr-strect.

ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES.
TO.BE sots) BY AUCTION,
At Mrs. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thurs.
day the s ith November, IEO, precisely at Four o'Clock
in the A .tertioem, subject to such Conditions as will then
and there be produced, and in such Lots as may be agreed
upon at the tune of Sale;
EIGHTEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of Tool.
each, and the half of one other such Share, in the
Rochdale Canal Navigation. ,
Etirther particulars way be known by applying to Mr.
Zanier, Attorney-at-Law, Wochdale.

. .
LEICESTER.
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS, or LETT on BUILDING
LEASES,
ANY PART of that - PIECE of GROUND
• • known by the name of the FRIERS, in the Borough
of Leicester. It communicates with a. principal Street of the
Town, and lies to a considerable extent on the Bank of the
Navigable River Soar, which falls into the Trent. The whole
Is Extra Parochial, and the Land-Tax has been redeemed.
It is a situation peculiarly elicible for the ereaion of Maim-
Lietories requiring a breadth of ground, and the advantage of
cheap and easy carriage to most parts of the Kingdom, by
olarkl Navigation.
w,..Fo'r farter particulars, inquire of Walter Ruding, Esq.
estcotesh near Leicester.

BAD LEGS, SIXTEEN YEARS STANDING.
LS: NORTON, Balaam Hill, Clapham, was
16 years grievoully affliaed with an Ulcer in her
(; eneg, which was consiffred incurab y
all the Medical
tle rnen who had attended her; the constant discharge
from the same was a black acrimonious matter, which in-
ct .
uceq the Surgeons to declare amputation of the Limb ne-
essary hut 'the same was not acceded to. Providentially
Ncrton heard of Dr. Gardner, N0..76, Long.acre; she
and her Daughter (Mrs. Coats) applied to him, when, under
ti, he perfectly cured her, by mean of the Alterative Pills
.en s.laster, and Oiotment, in ten weeks,s which fact is establish-
,
sby a Letter from Mrs. Norton to Dr. Gardner, subsequent
pthe cure, wherein she expresses her warmest gratitude for
'0 wonderful a re-estabtislinient, and her desire to publish
tlie same for the benefit of Society. The Letter may be s,:!eii
qt the Du tors, and a reference to the Lady.