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

NUMBED 913.1

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

To-
MORROW EVENING, Jan. 21, 1802,
. • Their Majesties, Servants will aa
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Earl Douglas, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Hotspur, Mr. KEMBLE
air Richard Vernon, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Sir lonn Falstaff, Mr. PALMER ;
Francis, Mr. SUETT.
Lady Percy, Mrs. POWELL ;
Mrs. Quickly, Mr. SPARKS.
WITH

THE ANATOMIST. -
,On Friday, the Tragedy of The Regent, with anew Piece,
caLed Urania, or The illumine.
On Saturday, -Romeo and Juliet.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
T 0 - NiIORROW EVENING, Jan. 21, 1802,
will he performed,
ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE.
With New Dresses and Scenery.
• The Principal Characters by
Mr. COOKE, Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
Mr. rvIURRAY, Mr. IdETTERTON,
Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAVENPORT, NIr.IVADDY ;
Mrs. H. JO-HNSTO-N, Mrs. ST. LEDGER,
Mrs. BEVERLEY, and Mrs. LITCHFIE LD.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. CLAREMONT.
The Epilogue by Mrs. H. 101-INSTON,
The Music by Dr. BUSBY.
WITH
HARLEQUIN's ALMANACK.
On Friday, Folly as It .F lies, with the new Pantomime.
On-Saturday, the new. Opera of Chains of the Heart.
Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for Mrs. tilling-
tart's Nigl4ts of Performance, will have the earliest notice
when she is sufficiently recovered, to appear before the Pub-
lic.

MOTICE is hereby given, That the Trustees of
1.11 the Turnpike-Road, leading from Cosham, in the
County of Southampton, to the City of Chichester, intend
to meet at the Bear Inn, in Havant, in the• said) County of
Southampton, on Monday the Ist Day of February next, at
Eleven o'C lock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of borrow-
ing and taking up, at a rate of Interest not exceeding Five
Pounds per Cent. the Sum of
NINE HUNDRED POUNDS,
On security of the Tolls and Duties arising and
payable on the
said Turnpike-Road. And all Persons, desirous of odvanc-
ing the same, or any Part thereof, are requested to g:ve No.
tice thereof to Mr. I'. Rhoades,
of Chichester.
By Order of the Trustees,
Chichester, Tan. 8, /802. T. RHOADES.

XTOTICE is hereby given, That the Trustees of
theTurnpike-Roail, leading from the North-End of
Farnhurst-Lane, through Midhurst, to the City of
s_hester, andirom thence to a certain Wharf or Quay, called
D_ ell-Quay, in the County of Sus Sex, intend to meet at the
Day Inn, in the City of Chichester, on Saturday the 13th
`l' February next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon;
for the purpose of 'oorrowing and taking up, at a rate, al In-
terest not exceeding Five Pounds
_per Cent. the Sum of
ONE 'THOUSAND POUNDS
the ;
on security of the Tolls and Duties, arising and payable on
said Turnpike-Road. And all Persons, desirous of ad-.
lalleing the same, or any Part thereof, are requested to give
1,
—Qtice thereof to M. 1. Rhoades, of Chichester.
By Order of the Trustees,
Chichester, jail. g, t 80.2.. T. RHOADES..

WANTS a SITUATION, in the Mercantile
~aN Line, either at BOMBAY, or BENGA a YOUNG
10,17 I%vt, ho understands the. Linen-drapery Business, and
Years. 7'llak: would wish to engage for. Five or Seven
A Line addressed to R. W. Mr. Canter's Library, Mar-
tate de,
ten,L, cribing terms and particulars of situation, will be ar.

IRELAND. -
WANTED b the ROYAL CANAL CON!_ y
PANY, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard
Evans, Esq. deceased) •of experience in Canal- making;.
whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion-
able 'f'erutinll*---AnY Person answering this description, will
meet with cornpensa.tion suitable to his exertions and merit.
Application by Letter,
the Secretary, at the Company's House ' No. 28, Lower Or-;
mond 0 or otherwise, will be received by
.cua, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration
on Monday the I.sth of, February next It is requested that
none will apply' but ' • such as will in every respell above description, - anSwer'the
Signed by Order,
MARK KERR, Secretary.

• -
Royal Canal IloUs9, Dublin,
Jan. it, 1842.

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A. Large TOWN .TO 7
RESIDENCE, fit for the im-
U KNISH
mediate Reception of a Large Family ; it is well
ED ; makes' up from 15 t.• 2o Beds ;, Offices o
every description, Coach—house,;, and Stabling for 6 HorSeS
situated No. 2, Hanover-square. Also a very neat Furnish...
ed House in Holles-street, and Nos. 6; and 65 in Welbeek-,
street,
,Cavendish-square, all nearly new Furnished, and per-
feetly clean.
For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Bull, No. 21, Wel-7
beck-street, Cavendish-square.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD,
In Two Lots, to the best Bidder, pursuant to an Order of
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer at Westminster, made
in a Cause entitled " DA VI ES against LEWES, Knt."
before. Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy to His Majesty's Re-
tne
Febtnbrancer of the said Court, on Friday the stli day of.
ruary next, at Eleven o'Clock in the f in the
Exchequer Office, in the Inner Temple, London;orenoon,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish
4!-_3- ot st. llogmens, in the County of Pembroke, con-
sisting
several tccu
lf divnrs Messuages, Lands and Tenements, in the
Pations of Evan John, Thomas Williams, Jane
Mar3y.dkr.ii,chard Richard, Williarn Bowen, William John,
—lcitolasi
others. Samuel . David, the Rev. Wm. Jones, and
Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the King's„ Re-
rnembrancer's Office, Temple, LondOn ; Mr. Gatty,!Solici-
t°rAngel-court Throgmorton-street, London ; Mr. Thomas,
Solieitor Theo'bald's_road, balirs-road, London ; Mr.'Herbert Lloyd,
C act
~,,, niarthen ; and the principal Inns at Caermarthen afill
tiaverfordwest., .
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LIBRARY of BOOKS, NIUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
, ..
• FIRE ARMS, eec. &c.
• FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. PLURA, •
By Order of the Executrix, on Monday the isth of January ' • inst. and two following days, at Eleven, •
PHE GENUINE, VALUABLE, and Well known LIBRARY of BOOKS, 'comprising a selea.
variety in the various branches of Literature, first Editions
of Authors, mat.y in the early stage of Printing, curious and
rare; Elzivir's Classics, bound in Morocco ; BoydelPs Pine
Shakespeare, Cook's VOyages, Pitaunton's Embassy, Hakl,
vYt's Voyages, Thurloe's.State Papers, by Burch, 7 vols.
Stukeley's Stonehenge, Works on Natural History, the
Sbienecs, Sec. . A famous CREMONA. VIOLIN,'a TE-
-110 R. Mathematical Instruments, and other Property, and
a small moveable Orchestra, of the Rev. Dr. POL LOIS,
lately deceased ; which; for the accommodation of ;he Pub-
ht, are removed' from the Reclory-house at Grittleton,
Wilts, to the.,(;reat Room, No. 9, lolui-stieet, Queen-
ss,lnare, Bath.
To be_publi::ly viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding.
Catalogues 6d. each, to be had on the zoth of January, at
the Place of Sale; and at Messrs. Longman and Rees, Book-
sctLcrs, Paternoster-row' London.
i—r: Letters will not be attended to, unless post-paid.