The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-06 00:00:00

ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELL'S-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS.
The CONQUERORS of EGYPT, by Order of the Corn-
mander in Chief.—ln consequence of the return to Eng-
land of the Coldstream and Third RegiMent of Guards,
under the Command of Major-Gerieral Ludlow, Lieute-
nant-Colonel Brice, and Colonel Dalrymple, and: at the
particular solicitation of several Officers and Persons of
Distinaion,. The grand Military Speaacle of The Death of
General Abercromby will be-pertbrined Six Nights, when
too° Non-commissioned Officers and. Privates, at a pro-
poitionable Number each Night, from the, above Regiinents,
and who were aattally opposed to BonaParte's I: vrncibles,
and achieved such Immortal Glory in Egypt, will be Pre-
sent every Evening‘in the Wi'ek.
(AN MONDAY, FEB. Bth, arid Five folloviing
Evenings only, will ba presented, First Time, a tas,
tontl.Pallet, Composed'hy Mr. Mereerot, called
THE FLORIST
Or; THE ARCADES OF FLORA.
Never performed, an Entertainment of Mils.it and Dancing,
called

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THE OLD TRUNK;
Or, THE LEGACY. • -2: -
Afti:i the above, ,the New Grand Equestrian, Pedestrian,
Military and Naval Speelacle, called •
THE DEATH OF " ABERCROIVIBY.
.Written and adapted for Stage Representation by Mr: Astley,
Jun. delineating, in 72.venty-ene entire New Scenes, tile
vrlple-ofihc impottant circumstances wr,i,_il took pia.a
from the .1d of March, when the British Fleet anchored in
Aboukir Bay, until the glOriotis ai§i. To conclude with
the Total Defeat of the French, and the Capture of the
Ihvincible Standard, Aleictl is presented to the ever ;to be
brnenteci Sir Ralph A,bereromby, Oer flaying d his
Dcath Wound.
The whole td conclude with CottliC Pvotomiroe., (*lied
,THE DRE4M ;
Or, HAALEQUIN AI
.m.trus.
tower and Upper ,loxes 35.`,—Seco:•.d Price 2S.
Pit 2.5.--second Price ts. First Gallery 14.—Second Prise6d.
Ovper Gallery bci.
Doors to be opened at Halt-past five, and begin at Kali'
past Six o'clock. -'Second Price at Half=past Eight o'ClcAk.

CONQUEST OF EGYPT.
BATTLE BEFORE ALEXANDRIA; OF THE ust Of.

MARCH.
Great, Room, Spring Gardens, Charing-Cross,
AN EXHIBITION•is now. OPEN at the above
place, of a Lage HISTORICAL PICTURE,
Painted by SMCIUEL TAMES ARNOLD, representing, on
the most extensive Scale, the glorious BATTLE of the asst
of MARCH; in EGYPT, in which the gallant Si-
RALPH ABERCROMB'Y was mortally wounded,
the French Army entirely defeated.
Correct Likenesses have, been taken of the Britisli G
rals and principal Officers, who are introduced :n ttieir re-
spective Stations.
The Plan of the Battle, the Stations of the different Regi-
ments, and the surrounding Scenery, will be found most our-
rectly delineated. _

Mr. Aa No t„o having obtained Plans and Drawings taken
on the Spot, and having been honoured by the advice and
information of many distinguished Personages engaged in the
tattle.

A printed Explanation of the Piaure will be delivered to
every Vady and Gentlernin honouring the Exhibition with
their presence. _ _

Admittance One Shilling.
4,4* The Room is kept well warmed.—Open from Ten
till Four. And a Person attends regular to explain
stile
Picture.

tjOHN GRINDLE, Chemist and Druggist .to His
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, respect fully in-
Jrms the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the
Business which he has many years estabhshed `at No. 2,
Hayrnaiket, is now removed to large and inure extensive
pcmises. No. t 32, Pall-mall, nearly opposite the Hay-
mai-kct, ‘vticre it will
..e i.:arried -on ii. all tta ,ar.LricUqi, -wt.ilt
the greatest punduality, care, and attention.
He begs leave to return his sincere Thanks to his nume-
rous friends and Customers, for their past favours, and
humbly to solicit a continuance of the same, assuring them,
that, nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit that Pa-,
Which lie has hitherto had the honour to receive, and
will ever be a pride in -him to acknowledge with
toh ni
gratitude.cae
Pill-mall, Feb. r, 1802..
_ pr Chemicals, Drugs, &c. in their gt!tatest perfeaion,
wholesale, retail, and lot exportation. , .

MACDONNEL's GENUINE IRISH SNUFF.
THARROX begs leave to inform the Nobility;
. Gentry, and Public in general, that• he has just te_
ceivzd a quantity of MOO NE UX and Co.'s (late MA C-
DONNEL's) High-dried /RUH SNUFF, which is to be
had- Wholesale aid Retail, and in Canisters of various sizes
(tor Ready Money only); each canister being. pasted down,
and having his bill on it, viz. " Molineiix and Co.'s Irish
Swift; sold (only) by I. liarrox, No. 22.0-, Piccadilly. Lon_
don." No others arc genuine,. for 'l'. H. will. not sell any
wholesale-bill in Canisters, to prevent adulteration.
N. B. Near the Haymarket.

LANDS in the COUNTY and VICINITY of the TOWN
of INVERNESS, for SALE.
- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE LANDS and ESTATE of SEAFIELD,.or
tAST.E R DRAKIES ; situated in the Parish, and
-within two: iles of the flourishing 'Fawn of Inverness.
These Lands are delightfully situated in a rich and fertile
Country, and are capable. of great improvement. They are
bounded towards the North by the- Sea, and command an ex-
tensive View of the Bays- of Beauly and of Inverness, the
TcrWit of Fortrose, Fort George, -&c. &c. forming together,
perhaps one of the grandest and most piduresque scenes Scot-
land affords. Great abundance of Sea-weed is 'constantly
thrown in upon thd Beach, which is found to make both a
good and cheap manure:
Within a few miles of the Estate there is excellent Grouse
Shooting; and the neighbouring Rivers of Ness and of Beauty
(independent of several Lakes) are perhips unequal ed for their
Salmon and Trout Fisheries.

In short, the peculiar advantages attending this Property,
will at all times render it worthy the attention of Gentlemen
desirous of purchasing in the North of Scotland.
The Lands hold Feu of. the Town of Inverness for pay_
mess of a trifling duty. They have the benefit of their own
tbirlage, there being a Corn Mill upon them. There is like:.
wise a command of Water on the Property, sufficient tur any
Macninery, and a Quarry of excellent Stone for the purposes
of Building, &c.
The Title Deeds of the Estate, together with the Rental
and Plan, may be seen by applying to Messrs. Macdougal
and Hunter, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, London -* to Wil-
liam -Duff, Esq. W. S. South Frederick-street, Edinburgh;
and to James Grant, Esq. Inverness, of whom all Particulars
Indy he known.

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.
TN exciting the public attention to these valiable
A.:Drops, an enumeration of particular cases would be un-
necessary ; successful experience for more than half a cen-
tury, hiving sufficiently established their reputation; in the
cure of every species of FEVER, especially the YELLOW
or_PUTRID, for which they are eminently distinguished-.
The Proprietor, from their increasing celebrity not only de-
rives the gratification, but is enabled with confidence
to recommend a trial of their virtues. The asthma, inveter,
ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, • Colds, sto-
mach, and bowel complaints, yield to their benign,:yet po*-
•erful influence, acid AS a salutary cordial in those di%comforts attendant en-advanced life, nothing can surpass their benefi-
cial etleds.
The, Family Bottle, 225. is only to be had at,the DoElor's
HOUse, Lower Brook-street, G rosvenor-square, where Books
of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders tin Exportation
executed. Smaller Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and Retail
by Messrs. Teboult and Co. and Retail by all Venders of
Medicines. • Also Dr. Norris's Anti-bilious Pill, celebrated
as a sate,,and effective aperient, may be had at all the above
pUceS, ill Boxes aj as, 9d.

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