The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-30 00:00:00

OTHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY..LANE.
N MONDAY -NEXT, FEBRUARY 'sr,
will he performed the Tragedy, of
ROMEO. AND JULIET.
Escalus, Mir.." SU RMONT ;
. • . tlr.f D-E'CA,MP ;!
• Capulet, Mr. POWE LL ;
- • Rorneo, Mr. POPE; . •
Mere'uti-o, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Friar Lawrence, Mr PACKEk ;
Apothecary, Mr. WAVDRON ;
Lady Capulet, Miss TIDSWELL ;
• Juliet; - Mrs. POPE.
(Being her first Apßearance on this Stage)
Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS.
- wll'll

URANIA ; ,
Or, THE ILLUMiNE..
he- hataat'.ls by
Mr. POWELL, Mr. C. KEMBLE,. Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. MAI)DOCKS, Mr. PALMER,
BANNITER',Jun. SUETT.
Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. BLAND.
The new Afterpiece or... Urania, Or The I IlurniO, con-
th-11.1ig.,'to •be. received with the- highest applaus by over.
flowriotice g Audiences, will be repeated every Evening till furthbr
t
-*--Vvf Ili—Tuesday • the 7, of Venice Pceserv'd.
eciiieszny,' king the curth.
Thursday, the Comedy of geasure. for M. • And on Friday will be aded, for the firsa time at this The-
atre a Comedy, in four Ads, called Heig h() tor. a Husband !
dt'sTay's Orphan, Cthigreve's Double Dealer, _and The
-Winter's Tale, by Siiakspeare, are in rehearsal.
A new Five Atts (4., led the false Demetrius, is
in rehearsal, will be produced as soon as possible.

. ,
OTHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
N MONDAY NEXT,,. FEBRUARY r3t,
will be pertornied• the Tragedy, called
ALFONSO, .KING OF CASTILE.
With
,New Dresses and Scenery.
!, •
The
,Principal Charaaers by
Mr.-COOKE Mr.' H. JOHNSTON,
Mr. MURRAY - Mr. WILLIAMS,
111 r. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAILENPOR.T, Mr.WADDY ;
Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, IVlrs. ST. LEDGER,
- • Mrs. I3EVERLEY, and Mrs. LATCHFIELD.
W ITU
lIARLEQUIN's ALMANACK ;
On Tuts'
or,-TH
ne w E FOUR SEASONS. -
' Harlequin's Almanack. m a the Coedy of Folly as it Flies, with
In consequence of the great demand for Places for the new
-Traged? of Alfonso, it will be repeated on Wednesday. with
the COmedy ol.oVe-a-la-Morle, and on Friday, with the Re-
view, or the Wags of Windsor. On Thursday, the new Cornett)* of Folly as it Flie., with
:the musical Drama of Paul and Virginia, being the last time
those Pieces can be represented this Season, on account. of a
new Comic 'Opera, called The Cabinet, which will be pro-
duced very speedilY•
Ladies anci.Centleinen who have Places for Mrs. Billing-
ton's Nights of Performance, will have the earliest notice
hen she is sufficiently recovered to appear before the Pub-
ic.

mIiA,NOVF.R.-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad..
_OH ditional PI CTURF:S, IS NOW 0 P E\% and. will
..oitrning inue Ell very Dar, Sunday excested, from. Nine in the
EvenitiP.•

Adru rtance One Shilling

Just published, .
NEW EDITIONS of the following' OPERAS, as
br,„ sung by Mrs. BILLINGTON at: the Theatres Royal,
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and Covent garden vii
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London uu •
ands
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I-Jayinarketl.Printed 1:;. Brod. erip
sand Wilkinson, No. 13,
AL- - - • " -
L PERSONS having DEMANDS on the
late LORD-VISCOUNT. ASHBROOK, are desired
to send-Accounts thereof to Mr. Chlirles Deare, No.. .z,
Harcourt-buildings, Temple; and all Persons indebted to
the said Lord Viscount Astibrook, 'are requested to pay ,their
respective Debts to the said Charles Dcare, who is em-
powered to give proper Receipts for the same.
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TF MARY: LI-NG, who I p i from her Hus-
i bard,- Abraham Ling, -
eti
C gll'ain, in MY-
folk, Sho4eper, in or abotit, September 1702, be note
,living, and -will apply te; Mr. Cri'ibtrce, of alesworthy
Suffolk, or Messrs.' Lyon and Coll ver, Bedford-row, London,
she will hear of something greatly to her advantage. And
any person who will "give such information concerning the
said Mary Ling, aS may lead to a discovery of her, shall be
handsomely rewarded by applyi•,' as above.
The said Mary Ling is about 36 years of age,
inches high, has light 4es, is marked with the small-pox,
five feet five
and has a small scar on the upper part of one of her wrists.—
Sheh supposed to have residcd at Rumford, in Essex, about
tor six years since, and was about five years ago seen al
Loddon, in Norfolk
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IRELAND. -------------.
NI, TANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM-
V PAN Y, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard
Evans, Esq. deceased) of experience in Canal - making,
whose talents and abilities will bear the most uqUeSt
able scrutiny.-7-Any Person answering this description, will
meet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit.
•,..,,. Application by Letter, or otherwise, will be received by
*.the Secretary, at the Company's House, No. zB, Lower Or-
Mond.Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration
od'Monday the isth of February next. - It is requested that
cone will, apply but such as will in every re3peel answer the
above description:
Signed by Order,
Royal Canal House MARK KERR, Secretary.
, Dublin,
Tail. tx, 1302..
..........____
kIiELLAMN
for MO "s P
TENT WATER-PROOF LEATHER,
TS, SHOES, and his Patent Water-proof Wool-
Tlen Cloths, Cottons, &c.
HE Patent Water-proof Leather resists all kind
_ of wet. Gentlemen may walk a whole day in the wet
or dewy g,rass, without the water in the least degree pene-
trating throu
Leather gh either the soles or upper leathers. Spanish
Prepared for Ladies' wear, and. Soles also Water-
Pr"'l• The Sole Leather is marked on each Sole—" Bella-
ply's Patent Water roof." To prevent Imposition, to be
had only of the PatePutee, No. 3, Upper North-place, Gray's
lnn-ln,
I, „i,„reat Guildford-street, London.
- "' B. file Trade may be supplied with Ladies'
ready made up of the above Patent Leather,NVat on
-reasonable t er-proof erins.Shoes

TEMPER OF RAZORS.
IMAGINING, in the Year 197, that he had
41- Math:some Discoveries relative tot he construaion and
Proper management et a Razor, B. KINGSBURY, Razor and
Penknife-maker, No. 133, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, endea-
voured to lay before•the Public the,ineans of forming a car-
reEt judgment of lii4 pretensions,_Pamphlet entitled " A
Treatise on Razors,", pLice is. which AVLS afterwards noticed
in the Alontlily RCViCW' for May, 1798, •in the following
terms :—" We hive read this • Treatise with interests &rut
lic."
With pleasure. It is well worth the attention of the Pub-
He is now enabled to add, that he has discovered the means
of ascertaining the temper and qualify of a RVor before it
is Made tiseor .; and as this has hitherto been deemed imprac-
ticable, and is of SO:ne importance; he will rive information
to any one desirous Of h
Razor, nowing the' good or bad temper of a
anti in what parts it is so:
N. B. His Razors, when they are. sent :into the Country,
or delivered to any , Persons but those for Whose use they are
it,tended, are sealed ii ;at up.—Orders by ost are executed with
atach care as if the Purties were ;prepsent.
*** Razors and penknives ground and set.