The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-28 00:00:00

VAUXHALL,

Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE o
WALES.

(--),N, MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 30, 18oz
..-fi WILL BE
A MAGNIFICENT AND SPLENDID GALA,
I3EING THE LAST BUT ONE,'

As the GARDENS will positively Close, for this Season,
in the course of the Week.
AdmiStiion Three Shillings.
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'C lock .

• ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,.
- • ' (ASTLEY's), WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE,
•Under the Patronage of. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince
. . of WALES and Duke of YORK.
EXPRESS..DESIRE,
For Six Nights only,.
As on Monday, September 6, 12.02, the French Company
will positively produce an entirely NEW SPECTACLE,
with extensive New Scenery, Machinery, &C.
ON MONDAY NEXT, Atigust 30, 18oz, will
be presented (13th time in this Kingdom) an entire new
Grand Spettacle, as performed by the following French
Company, engaged by Mr. A.STLEY. ;in. at the Thcatre of
Scenery,
IT.77lrilith grand uncommon
Combats, Military Evolutions, Siege by Land and Sea, wide.
spreading Conflagration,. &c. (produced and got. up under the'
immediate Direction (it Mons. Go cot sius, sen.) called
THE. KNIGHTS OF THE SUN;
Or, LOVE AND DANGER.
Commencing with a splendid :Ind nouvelle Tournatnent;'aS
performed at the Grand Kite given- in conse9uence of the
happy return of Peace in Paris, before the First Consul,
IONAPARTZ.

Princi Caraaers.
Count Marfeld (a SoVereigpnal Lorhd),, Mons. LANGLA'DE ;
Confidant to Marfeld, Mons. ST. AUBI N ;
Four Esquires in A4arteld's Suite, Messrs. BOULANGE,
CHARLES, TRIVERS, and PAPILLON ; •
Four Esquires in Delforis Suite, Messrs. LA FLECHE,
' DtJNOIS, AZAMBRE, andST.•MARTIN;
Principal Knight, Confidant to Delfor, Mons. GOUGIS-
, BUS, jun. ' •
Principal Vassals, Mons.. BLONDIN. and Mademoiselle
MONCASSIN
Anchoret, Mons. VILNEUVE ;
Florida, Mademoiselle, LE FEVRE ;
And L\elfor, principal, Knight of the Sun, Mons. GOU-
' GISBUS, sen.
IC-rlights of the Sun, Knights of the Lamb, Vassals, Dancers„
Army in Marfeld's Pay, Army of the Knights of the Sun,
&c.
The Scenery, Machinery, &c..„rtais esigned by Mr. Grieve, and
executed by him, Mr Smiles Mr. Whitmore, and As-
sistants: filie Dress— after se French Costume, by
Messrs. Gotleb, Klarey, Williams, &c.
Preceding the above (7th time) an Entertainment of Music
and Dancing, called
THE WIDOW AND NO WIDOW •
Or,. THE. FAITHFUL IRISHMAN.
Principal Charaders,
Trade*, Mr. FOX; Chevalier, Mr. WALLACK ;
' Selvin, Mr. FISHER ; Paddy, Mr. JOHANNOT;
Mrs. Tradeall, Mrs. I.rA L LACK ;
And Louisa, Mrs. WELDON.
• Gypsies, Fortune-Tellers, &c &c.
In the course-of the Evening, various Feats of HORSE-
. MANSHIP.
A favourite COrnic Song, by Mr. WALLACK.
And, for the 38th time, the New Comic Pantomime, with
extensive Scenery, Machinery, and various Mechanical
Changes, invented by Mr. Astley, jun. called
• THE PHOENIX
Or, HARLEQUIN AND LIILLIrrs,
Arr-the course of which will be pourtrayed, Monsieur Gar-
nerin's and Capt. Sowden's Aerial Voyage in a Balloon,
with an exael Representation of its Appearance over Lon.'
don, and its Descent near Colchester, uethe real Car,prei
seined by Mons. Garnerin to Mr. Astley.
Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five, to-beglnat Half-past
Six o'Clock. •
13ox'4s. Second Price as. Pit 2s. Second Price Is. Gal-
lery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half.
Pass Eight o'Clock precisely}'.
Places to be taken at, the Box Office, WestminsteNbridge,
from Ten till Three o'Clock.

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an
„ ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is no•
is' Pen, and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted,
,Qm Nine in the Morning till Evening.
• Admittance One Shilling:

41/4 Capital POINTER DOG to be SOLD.—To
save trouble, the lowest Price to'. tos.—is warranted
1,14 ck and stand. Inqure at :Mr. Bennett's, Coachntaker,
n-street, Spnalisquare.

To RSONS of DISTINCTION.
Aik GENTLEMAN turned of Thirty, of a re.
speaable Family, and considerable Livrary Attain-
trlertts, offers his' Services as Confidential -COMPANION
411 d S E CR ETA RY, to any Nobleman or Gentleman to whom
they may be acceptable. The Advettiser has served his King
anti Cot...try abroad, in Civil and Military Departments, in
Ivhich he has been so fortunate as to obtain the approbation
4)1 his Stiperiors. He has no objection to accompany a Gentle-
-111411, who may be going to the East or West Indies, America,
r the Continent of Europe, either in a public or private
Aztation; or to reside on an Estate in quality of Steward or
-Agent. To a Gentleman of a Literary turn, he presumes he
could render himself peculiarly useful, Laving been accus-
torned to write for the Press; and also to the condud of a
'very extensive Epistolary Correspondence. The Advertiser
can refer to many persons of the highest rank and considera-
tion, to whom he has the honour to be known, as to his abi-
anies and other net.cssary particulars.
Letters addressed to Mr. 'Henry Abbotson, Post-Office,
Bath, will be duly attended to.

Ten
""IPkic of SCHOOLS, PARENTS, &c.
A SINGLEGENTLEMAN; Twenty_five Years
.t I. of Age, duly qualified, and longemployed in preparing
Youth for College Profession, Sec. will, on adequate terms,
succeed to, undertake to manage, or assist in any genteel
School, and advance to its use a tew Hundred Pounds ; or
atttud, as Tutor, one or more Young Gentlemen at
their own houses, in Classics, Science, Modern Languages,
acc. for Laptist Hesome hours daily. The address, George Wilson,ad'Coftee-house, Chancery-lane.

•
NEW .DUTCH HERRINGS.
JOHN BURGESS and SON respedfully inform
the Nobility, and Families in general, they have larded
Ohrgo of NEW DUTCH HERRINGS. Their GE-
N E ESS ENCE of ANCHOVIES continues .to be pre-
Pat.ed by them in the same manner that has given such
I'Liverial approbation for many years past. •• ftong justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
;qlAeontirined in the opinion of the Country at large, and of
ersoii esideot in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
• The-general-utility of their Essence or Anchovies and other
itch Sauces for +jab, &c.. induces them, from the numerous
P.ktivertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &C.:. in
Urchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
ut at their 1.-Varehouso as unde-r..
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family-use, of the
cif quality.
West-India Merchants, Captainsnf Ships, &c. Officers. in
the A tiny and .Navy,. supplied- upon the shortest notice for
the East and West Indies, &c. •
(7-•
haye For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
aPptAnted- Messrs. -R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for Fish Sauces.
Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.