The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-18 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, DTZURY-LANE.
,MONDAY EVENING, Dec. zo, iBoz,
will be presented,
- THE WAY TO KEEP' HIM.
Sir Bashful Constant, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Sir Brilliant Fashion, .Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Lovernore; Mr. WROUGHTON ;
William, Mr. .WATH EN.
thThe Widow o r JORDAN,
rho will hitroduc Beheminulclui-a'dmiret.l- Song of " The Wil-
low," accompanied by herself on the Lute;
1 • Mrs. Lovernore, Mrs. POPE ;
Lady Constant, Miss MELLON ;
Muslin, Miss POPE.
WITH

• MIDAS.
,
lupiter, Mr. COOKE, him>, Mrs: HARLOWE,
Apollo; Mr. KELLY, Pan, Mr. CAULFIELD,

Mr._StTETT,_ Silen.o; Mr. DIGINIUM

Uysi;l4l3's TYREIt, Daphne, Mrs,,MOUNTAIN,
Nwsa, Mrs. BLAND. -
9,11 Tuesday ;T tie Winter's Tale, with-A -House to be Sold,
`,411 Wecinesdly, The Wonder, with Midas.
Thurdav, The Children in the Wood, after which
Child of Nature; Amanrili Mrs lordan, with Midas.

USIC
WANTED, a MMASTERIANS. for a MILITARY
BAND, to go to Bengal. He must be an excellent
Clarinet Player, and able to
teach the different Instruments
necessary for the Band.
.sle-street For particulars
1 , inquire at Mr. Napier's Music Shop'
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LINVOCI4V MIUBITION, with an
n A.DDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
lam Nine
and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted,
Nine in the Morning till Evening.
Admittance One Shilling..
N. B. The Exhibition will6nally Close in Tanuary.
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
December i, igoz.
•-rHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Royal
Exchan„-e Assurance, do hereby give Notice, tat heir
Transfer BookS will be shut from Thursday, the 16tth of
beLember instant, to Thursday, the 130 of January next ;
and that the Annual General Court appointed by their Char-
ter, will be holden at their Office, on the Royal Exchange,
on Wednesday, the zid of December instant, at Eleven
o'Clock in the Forenoon, and that a Dividend will be con-
sidered of at the said Court.
EL ING, j. .
N. 11, Attendance is givenSAMdaily atPEN the,saNid Office,un and Sec at
their Office, in Pall nail, liar the Assuring of Buildings,
Goods, Merchandise;, and Ships from Loss or Damage by
Fire, and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities
on Lives.:

V, ANTEDan Owner .for One-third Share of ;
V
;essel•of about. t3o.Tons burthen, which will be
read to be launched in a fortnight ; has a remarkably tine Hold., that will. stow three Tier of Wine, and is intended to
sail from the Port of London, id the .Lisbon, or Mediterra-
nean Trade, in Which there is little doubt of her having con-
s!11- einPloy. She will.be rigged as a Brig, and the fineness
or iler bottom will no doubt ensure her sailing Well.
For Pirticulars, inquire of ~lessrs. Watkins and Cowper,
Solicitors, Featherstoi,e-buildings, Holborn.
NEW—"V,ENTED WATER-PROOF BOWL'S and
SHOES. ,
.+T
-3..IarDWARD MOr'f'RILI^L3 E No. 44.; Ludgate-
P:ubiiiciiiini'Be—T4l-11ati, begs leave to inform his Friends and the
, that after many years • attention and expe-
.he has to otter them BOOTS and SUL) ES, WA TE R -
~tOt °OF, with perfect -confidence of thcif being far superior
v
any ever made. He makes the lightest stress Shoes and Boots
ater-proof, preserving the Leather nit,; and pliable. He is
Particularly induced to make it pc .)iic at this season of the
Peatx en people of all descriptions have their health im-
pairedwet or damp in the feet. He recommends them to
UentlemLn on shooting excursions, as no water can pene-
trat
14Ste. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of
ing twice as lung as Leather dressed in the common way.
Aa article of such general utility will no doubt attract the
attention of the Public, and in-duce those who have a real
vOlLc for their health to apply. at nis Manufactory, as above.
41e.,,,1Lis no connexion with any other House in London. •
;N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes constantly
,e pt for the East and West India Trade. Merchants
and
‘-riptains liberally treated with.

I.IIHE very distinguished Approbation which
'LW BA R.T S ,and PLO WMAN's New Manuladury has
.11!perienced froM HER MAJESTY, THE ROYAL FA-
IT! LY, the Nobility and Gentry, &c. claims from them
their respectful Acknowledgements. They flatter themselves,
4r°lll their unremitting attention to produce Taste and Lie-
price in their Extensive Colle&ion for Fashionable Dress,
that it exceeds in novelty and variety any thing ever exhibited
In this—Country. •
R• and P. being the Inventors and Manufatiurers, warrant
the Wear of every Article sold in their Warehouse ; and beg
tl2:cquaint the Public, they are only to be had genuine at
ir Ware-room No. r, Chandus-street, Covent-garden.

WHOLESALE LINEN TRADE.
TO BE DISPOSED OF, a long established, and
valuable Concern in this Branch ; toether with the
nexpired-Term in the Lease of the Premises, situated in
The centre of the wholesale Linen Trade.
„For further particulars apply to Mr George Derby, No. 23,
.nang-street near Cheapside.

THE TEETH AND GUMS.
Y Permission 1 the Hon. Commissioners' of the
11 stamp-office, the Chevalier RUSPINI has. had his
4Na/tie inserted in the Stamps on his several Medicines, to
eettuterteit which will b-e a felony..
, teThose who wish for health, which so greatly depends on
In e proper mastication of the food, and for comfort in the
tar years of life, should be lesconed to avoid the various
earths and powders, unlevigated and mischievous, which are
daily announced under sounding titles, but which really
aerve only to injure the enamel of the teeth, and to corrode-
the gums.
The Tincture and. Dentifrice which the Chevalier has the
honour to recommend., have had the sanction and approbation
for persons of the first rank and distinction for more than
.ty years. His terms are, for cleaning the teeth one gui-
nea, an artificial, tooth one guinea, a natural tooth five gui-
IZas• The prices of his Medicines (stamps included) are,
Tindure 6s the Bottle, Box of Dentifrice Powder 65..
axir for the Cure of the Tootk-ache Gs. the Styptic for
tlopping internal and external Bleedings Bs. 6d. the Bottle,
1-)outile ditto 175. the Double Box and_ Bottle of Dentifrice
and Tindure ups. 6d. each.
4,14. B. The Chevalier and his Son attend at Home and
......_broad, as usual.

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.
IN exciting the Public Attention to theseVa_
t,," luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would unnecessary ; successful experience for more than hal f:a
trltizrY having sufficiently established their. reputation in
putrid
cure having
every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or
nrtrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the Pro,
Victor, from their increasing 'Celebrity, not only derives the
hst gratification, but is enabled with confidende to- re.
ct%rl-1.."1.end a trial of their .virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
4.09,v5, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
114e,)2_ a I complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in-,
on
..",‘'e, nd as a salutary cordial in those discomforts at
.!I._ ‘
..11,,isvanced life, nothing can surpass.theii beneficial ettcds.
1-I,,,'_'e Family Bottle, 22,5.: is only to be had at the Dodoes
cea,esLower Brook-street, Grosventit-sguare, where Books—
ex,rxecuted are delivered gratis, and all Orders tor Exportation
Smaller bottles are sold wholesale• and retail by
.cTteles:rs• jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi-
,s4.e zxialoetiAri.veNaopreririse' sn t A ntibilious Pill, celebrated as a
be had at all the abdve
Places) ill boxes, at As, 9d: may