The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-25 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROY IL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, December 27, 1802,
Will be performed
• JANE S.HOkE.
Hastings, Mr. SIDDONS ;
' Glo'ster, Mr. CORY ' -
Belmour, Mr. W.ADDy ;
Ratcliffe, Mr. KLAN ERT ; ,
Catesby, Mr. CLAREMO NT ;
. And Shore, -.Mr. MURRAY.
Alicia, Mrs. LITCH F I ELD ;
And Jane Shore, Miss MARRIOT,
After which will be produced (for the ist Time) an entirely
new Pantomime Entertainment, called
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS ;
Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES.
With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and
Decorations.
The Music, composed expressly for this.-pantomime, by
i Messrs, Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware. Russell and Reeve.
The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
The Pantomime invenred by Mr. T. Dibdin ' • and produced
(with the Dance:silt-tide,- the Diredion of Mr. Bologna. Jun.
The Scenery by Nlessr•+. Riyhards, Phillips, Whitmore, Hol-
logiK Dipind, Wilkins, Creswell and Assistants. - •
Charaders.
./-LarlecuUl, Mr; BOLOGNA,
' "-Padlock, Mr.' BOLO rn,TA'
Quango, :Maste=r MENAGE
john. Doe, Father to colombne, Mr. L. BO T..OcINA ;
Richard Roe, Colornbilles ).,-,vcr, Mr. kLAN.EtT
Loukvr, Mr. 1 ;it. ..-
7 - Speare in Don Juan, r.• BEVERLY ;,
Ghost of G:ufer Thumb, Mr. iiARL ; .
_ Lunn's Ghost, 'MF- I'OWE RS ;
.
—And Fongwhang, with a Song, 'Mi. 'DUBOIS.
Castle S *Are, Mrs. 6T. LEGFR;
• Bleeding Nun,- Mrs, WATTS
Columhine.(datighter to john Doe); Mrs. WYBROW ;
Genius of Eheltantment,'Mr. DAR LRY ;
On Tuesday_ Mr. Cooke will perterrrl Zanga, in The Re.
Nrenge.
On Wednesday; the Comedy of The Suspicious Husband.
Ou Thursday,' the Comedy of The Peaux Stratagem.
On Friday; a,Cure for the lleart Ache.
Arid on Saturday, The Man of the World.
,j.adies and Gentlemen Who have p I aces lor the succeeding
''
'..ights of the new Opera of Family Quarrels, are respectfully
quainted,-that in. consequence of Mr. Braham and Signora
Tuesday,
engagement ..t Bath, it cannot be repeated before
:esday,january 4; The succeeding Nights will be on Wed-
i.,s(tq't sth;-- Thursday the 6th, and Saturday the Bth of
3..nuary.
From the very great demand for Places, and the universal
!PPlause with which the Opera was honoured, itwill be at-t-
-clthree times every week-, after the return of Mr. Braham and
- Storace, till further notice.

A CARD.
PANTHEON_ RIDING SCHOOL,
North Side of the Magdalen Hospital, Blackfriars-Road,
Ail R.
p. JONES, Ridini-Masrer,. late Proprietor
of the Royal Circus, and the Circus of Edinburgh
and Glasgow, respectfully informs Ladies and Gentlemen,
that the above academy is open for those Ladies and Gentle-
Dlen who wish to ride tar InstrtictiOn, Health, or Pleasure.
Six Lessons for One Guinea.' Horses brOlce for every dead-
Znination.
kor particulars, inquire of Mr. jones, at the Riding-House.

WAN FED, in a respeBable Private Scho
. near Loin-lon, a Person well qualified to teach Writ_
In% Arithmetic, and English. He must be well recom-
Mended for Character and Abilities.
Apply, with real N.Unes. only, to Mr. Thomas, at 11. Ir.
Marsh's, Stationer, Fleet-street.
Dec 2.4.
\V A N TED, In a healthy Situation; • within
Twenty or Thirty Miles of London, a HOUSE,
large enough to accommodate a genteel Boarding School. '
All Letters (post—paid) addressed to A. B. No. 17,
mentioning terms, will be immediately attended to.

WAR EHOUSES for WILLIAMS's PATENT
'LEDGERS and ACCOUNT BOOKS in London,
are, Eastwird, Messrs. Hardys, Stationers, Shadwell; West,
'Mr. Staunton, Stationer, No. 474, Strand; and at the Paten-
Te.fs, No. zo, Cornhill. No Charge is made for this Ini-
provement; -and none can be depended on but what have
the Name and a Number stamped on the back in Numerical
Order., • ;-•

GREENWICH, Dice. 14, 1.802.
MR. HEYWOOD begs to return his most nn-
feigned Thanks to his Friendi for the very flattering
Patronage` with which they haVe so long hondured hint. Re
wishes now to inform them, that after having concluded his
school on its present establishment, far nearly thirty years,
-",e' proposes, from the ensuing Christmas. Recess, to entirely
atter-his Plan. His intention is, in future, to receive, gene-
TWELVE YOUNG GENTLEMEN, but, never to
Ix'ctecl fourteen, all upon an equal footing, and to decline,
aving any-Parlour-boarders or Day-Scholars. He will then
e() nfine himself to the preparing and. fittin,;,, his little seled-
7,umber of for' Eton V.'estrninster , lVinchester, and.
-I`l.lo other Public Seminaries ; or, to quality them for Mer-
j.4ntile, or other Superior Departments, to which they may
Particularly destined. ' •
kor these important purposes, Mr. HeVwood will devote
, e.whole time to their Instrudion,":and add to-his own assi-
b2.'ties those of one able resident At.sista.nt...; His number.
thus limited he trus s that fat as their several abi-'
~
fat., .1t their pro.gress Classical and Polite Lite-,.
:g.:Mre, and the other useful and elegant Accomplishments,
ill r
Spec} be equal to the most ardent wishes of their Friends. In
to the Modern ,Languages, Dancing, Drawing, and
:Military lrxerctse, he will, of course, be careful U 1 on-
y,,yq,the most competent MaAers.

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