The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-16 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ON MONDAY EVENING, January 18, t Boa;
bell-et-formed,
GEORGE BARNWELL.

WITH

HARLEQUIN AMULET,
Mrs. Pope still continuing very hoarse, the Public are re-
- o,Petlfully informed that, the Tragedy of Romer! and Juliet
is deferred till Wednesday next, when Mr. and Mrs. Pope
Will appear for the first time at this Theatre in the Charac-
ter of Romeo and Juliet.

THEATRE-ROYALy COVENT-GARDEN. -
ON MONDAY 'EVENING, January 18, 1802,
. will be performed,
ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE.
With New Dresses and Scenery.
The Principal Charaaers by
'Mr. COOKE, Mr..fl. jOHNSTON,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BETTERTON,
Mr. WHITFIELD, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr.WADDY ;
Mrs, H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. ST, LEDGER,
Mrs. BEVERLEY, and Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
The Prologue to be spoken by :At-. CLAREMONT.
1.4, . IOHNSTOISI..
The Music. by Dr: BUSBY.
WIH
HARLEQUIN'sT ALMANACK.
On Tuesday, Folly It's- It Flies, with the new Panto-
rime.
On Wednesday, Chainkof the Heart.

HANOYER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
.
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad-
ditional PICTURES, IS NOW OPEN, and will
continue Every Day, Sunday excepted, from Nine in the
Morning till Evening.
Adinittancetne Shilling. , 7
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ROYAL INSTITUTION, ALBEMAR.LE-STREET.
THE PROPRIETORS and SUBSCRIBERS of
the ROYAL INSTITUTION are informed, that
YOUNG's LECTURES on.NATURAL PHILOS°.
P y will coma-16)4e on WEDNESDAY next, the zoth.of
january, at Two o'clock. •
Mr. DAVY'sLECTURES on CHEMISTRY will cora
mence on 'rut] RSDAY the ztst, at the same hour.
The teatires on Natural Philosophy will be .delivered
on MoridavS;and.Wednesdays at Two &Clock, and on Eti-
days at Eight o'Clock.
The Chemical Leaures on fruesdays at Eight, and on
Thursdays and Saturdays at Two •
The Evening Lectures will form, in each Course, a Series
distill& from the Morning: Ledutes. • •
041 Tuesday the. inth of January, iSoz, will be
ed, price ss. ...a Syllabus of a Course of Leaures on Nate.
anddExperimential PhilOsophy, by Thomas Yount, M. D.
F • R. S. Professor of Natural Philosophy in, the Royal In-
ttitution of Great Britain. Including Demonstrations of all
the most important. Propositions of Mathematics and Natural
philosophy, deduced in a connected series from elementary
axiorns only.
A few copies are printed with large Margins, for Notes,
Price 7E
Just published, rice . a Syllal • •s of a Coursei of Leklutes
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c.sriby H aita its application to the Arts, y
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A few copies arc printed on larga paper, price 3s. 6d.
Also, price is. journals of the goyal Institution, Nos.
4th and s t h.
Sold at the House of the Intstitution, Albemarle-street;
and by Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Strand.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
RMtlenheim.street; Gre.atMarlborough-street.
IikOOKES - will commence lo.; Spring
~,, COURSE of LECTUAILS on ANATOMY, PHY-
jan—`7l-OGY, and SURGERY, on Tuesday the igth-Day,of
uary, Ktoz, at TYvo An Anatomical Converzatione is instituted every Sunday
Morning, at Eight o'Clock, in the Museum ; at which the
cliiitren t Subjects, treated of the preceding Week, will be dis-
cussed in a familiar style. None but Pupils can be admitted
at this time.
A Course of I,eClures on Osteology and MyolOgy, includ
ing the Anatomy of the Horse and lldg•fdesigued for the Use
of. Artists,
_Professional., and other Gentlemen), .yvill be-rie-
iivuered during the Exhibition. at the Royal Aeaderny, on
T,esdaYs, ThurSdaysi and Saturdays,
thy Evening, at Eight o'Clock in
%lit:en the Students will be thoroughly instruet-
ed m P radical Anatomy, and kalre the oPpottunity of draw
ing froth Subjeds recently disseeted for the Siuscles, -Sic.
The Summer COurse wilt Commence the First Week in
June, at which time the LeClures will begin at Seven &Clock
in the Morning, and the-bisseelioils at Five. - -.
Perpetua/ Pupils are permitted to attend every Class._
.-
N. IL 'An Apprentice, or House Pupil, may be accommo-
dated, who will derive...peculiar advantages from this situAion.
For partieularsi alliily to Me. Brookes,Theatre of Anatomy.
.L..___.

London,- Bth of the tst mo. r802,.` -
The Society of Friends observing that the unjust Clamour
' which was raised against it Some time ago, in relation •to
• the Corn Trade; has beenof late somewhat revived; thinks
:it necessary to-revive als6 its foimer Declaration, which it
is apprehended has escaped the Notice of many of the
Public.
• .
'THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called
..t QUAKERS, having been, for sometime, calumniated
as oppressors of the laborious indigent classes 'of the com-
munity,' by'combining to wonapoiize those necessary articles
of life, Corn and • Flour, 'think, themselves called upon .to
Vindicate thcir own innocence and integrity, and to assert
that-no sucli combination or monopoly hath existed, or (loth
"ist, either with lisped to-Corn and Flour, or any. other
n
,_rtieaileful ,prale whatever ; and that they abhor such wicked' and
etiees. •,.. , .
tliggrieved by the unjust reproach, they not oniy..assert
deir innocence, but put in their claim for.possessing an equal
f Tee F sYmpathv for the ' wants of the poor, with their
e- ow-citi • • _ .
Ir • v ,-4ells of any. description. . .., . , an- "Lcui W•il ' forward, and prove that the charge
(if* fontiest,alling, rni
kin oncootpnoeliing, Or regrating, which their so_
conclua, whereby
"'Y l'enY to attach to the. Society, or any or-her improper
can be c the necessaries of life are enhanced. in price,
—xed on anyone or more individuals,. they are far froth
desiring to Skreen such from justice; but, at all events, they
Claim for the' Society in general, a place in the good opinion
°t their cOuntrymen, and freedom from the insults, which
they hive long patiently borne.
Signed on behalf-of the said Society, at a Meeting held
in London the 6th Of the loth month,: 1800, and by
order thereof; by - • '

JOSEPH FOSTtI3., Clerk

TN• DR. NORRISrs DROPS. • ' ~ • .
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