The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-04 00:00:00

NUMBER 31.08.]

ULW GRAND SERIOUS SPECTACLE, NEW I3AL-

LET, Sec. &c. - ---
By the FRENCH COMPANY.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
ASTLEY's. WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE,
yncler. the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince
of WALts and Duke of YORK.

N IVICIN-D'ATREXT; Sent. 6,-1802, will he
presented (first time in this Kingdom) an entire New
C %Ind Spettacle, as performed by the following French'Corn-
p,any„ en°a:iged by Mr. As r LEy, jun. at the Theatre of the
City in Paris, ',or:, successive Nights, with new Scenery,
Machinery, Dresses, Music, &c. (produced and got u under
the inuncstiate DireCtion of Mons. Goocisßus, sen,)called
THE PERILOUS CAVERN ;
Or, THE DARING BRIGAND.
Principal Characters.
Don Pedro, Mons. LANG LADE; .
Don Carlos, Mods. GOUGIi,,SHUS,.jun.;
Don juan, Mr.' COLLET;
Chief to bon Pedro, Mr. S'I'TTON,. .
Chief of the Rob-bets, Mons ST. MARTIN;
Barbamo, Mons.,GOUGISBUS, sen. '
And La Signora Rosins, Made"inoiselle LE FIVR.E;
••• ' Robbers, Peasants, Dancers, Pages. &c. Ste.
The Scenery, Machinery, &c. designed by Mr. Grieve, and
execnted by itim, Mr. Smith, Mr.'Whitmort, and ~,;
sist.ints. The Dresses by Messrs. Gotleb, Klkey, Wil-
liams, ,see. '„.. •
p`-' wins ibove.- an entice New fiance, todtpoSeci by
hlo is, Blondin, called
THE VILLAGE FETE.
Principal D,incerß,-•
• Mons. BLONDIN,, Mons.. MERCEROT,
Mons. ROGER, Miss BLONDIN, Miss It/IIANNOT,
MIciameMONCASSIN, and Mrs. MERCEROT.
In the course of the Evening, 'various feats of HORSE—

MANSI-lIP.
A favourite Comic Song, by Mr. W A LLACK.
And, tiff the 43d time, the New Comic Pantomime, with
extensive Sc.-enetv, Machines, and 'Various Mechanical
Changes, invented by Mr. Astley, jun. called
THE Pi-iCtNIX ;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND LILLIPO.
h the course of Which will be pourtrayed, Monsieur Car-
- nerin's and Capt. Sowden's Aerial Voyage in a Balloon,
With an exalt ReOresentatkin of its Appearance over Lon-
do'', and its Descent near Colchester, in-the real Car, pre-
sented by Mons. Garneriii to-Mr. Astley.
„floors to be opened at Hall-paSt Five, to beginat Half-past
'or °knock.
ox Second Price ;s. Pit zs. Second Price ts. Cal-
lerY I's. Second price.6d, Second Price to commence at Half-
ast Eight o'Clock prec:sely.
Places to betaken at the Box Office, Westminsiler-btidge,
irern Ten till Three o'Clock.

NEW GRAND BALLET DANCE.
ROYAL CIRCUS.

(--,§N MONDAY NEX r, Sept. 6, will be pre-
sented (first time) an entire New Grand Ballet Dance,
composed by Mr. Byrne, with New Musics Scenery, Ma-
chinery, Dreases, and Decorations, Called
Z AMOR AND_ZAIVIORA
• . Or, THE. PERUVIAN BOY.
Tha.Music by the -late celebrated Signor Bossi.
The Overture by Mr. Ware.
Zamor (a Peruyian•Cosique), Mr. BY RNE ; •
Don ?chador (a Spanish Admiral). Mr. BETTERTON ;
And:Loral (the Peruvian Boy;, Master BYRNE,
(13ing.his first appearance rut this Stage); _
Alzira, MiSs .ADAMSH. ; Quirpa, -Miss S. ADAMS ' •
Nelti, Miss E. ADAMS; and. Zamora, Miss ADAMS.
Atter Which will be preserited ( rot!) torte), with New Musk,
Scenet, Machinery, Dresses, 'and DeCotationS, an•entire
New Splendid Sticadcle, called -•
GONSALVO HE CORDON'. A ;
- O. THE -.CONQI_LEST 0.1 GRENADA.
The Music, with a New -Overture, by Mr. Reeve.
After which, with New Music, Scenery, Mac hinerY,
Dresses, • and Decorations, ad entire New Local, Vocal,
Temporary, and Allusive Intermezzo, called
THE JERIAL CANDIDATES ;
Or, 130TH MEMBERS RETURNED.
4n which Will he introduced a View Of the Ascentof the Bri-
tish and Gallic Aeronauts from Ranelagh ; their Aerial
*Voyage over the Cities 'of LOndon .and Westminster, -anti
~Perilous Landing near Colchester; -from their Balloon.
410125E11-IANISHIP' by a Grand -Troop of. Capital Horse-
men ; with the TAYLOR RIDING TO J3RENTFOR.D,
by Mr. PORTER:
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the
-""^x-Office,,- where Books of the Songs, Chorusses, Sic. With
Prospeaus of the Aetion of both Pieces, price Sd. may be
and of Mr. Barker, Russel-street, Covent-garden.
Seven.
'ervants cannot possibly -keep Places later than Half past
Doors to, open at Half past Five, 'and. the Performances to
"rnmenee precisely at Half past Six. Second Price at H4ll
Past Eight.

'HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS UNWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an
ADD TION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
um
and . will continue Every. Day, Sundays excepted,
Nine in the Morning Evening.

Adinitiantl One Shilling

SOMERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL.
•• TriE , LOCK FUND.
DF,PUTIES for Managing the LOCK
CONCERNS of the Somersetshire„ Coal Canal Com.
ranY, intend io meet at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath, on
SueNttav the 7th day of September.mixt, at Eleven o'Clock
fl
the Forenoon, to receive Proposals from, and agree with,
Y Person or Peisons desirous of undertaking the Masonry
1t Nineteen Lucks intended to be ereded on theß A DSTOCK
111 E and of S2venteen Locks on the DUNK E RTON
•I N Eiof the said Canal the Stone and Lime to be provided
!1,1 uelivered by the Company to the Contralors on the
Sedions, and Specifications may be seen, and fur-
Particulars known any time after the 3d .day, of Septem-
ber'
foal " application to Mr. Wrn. Bennett, Engineer, Mit-
, near Bath ; or to R. J3owsher, Solicitot Bath.
C. CO lIST-rIB L
SYnlontl's Inn, 23d August, 1862.

LAW p
rN RSHI P.—NORTUAMPTONSHIRE.
MR. YORKE, of Thrapston, and 'Mr. SHE-
/3 RA R 13, of Oundle, inintform
P theii Friends and the
public, that they have entered o ARTNERSHIP, and
and
xnat.
4.1 J3usincss will from this. Day be carried on jointly,
undsrthe Firm of Yorke and Sherard.
...,°ltices for transacting the ,Partnership Business both at
hrapston and 0 mid le.
Aug. 20, IBoZ.

ROYAL HOTEL;
Late TRossmnre House, •Kildarz-street, Dublin. HOMAS LEECH respeafuil acquaints the
Nobility and Gentry, he has fitted up the above Pre-
inises as an Hotel, in the most -splendid style, for the recep-
tion of Eamiliek;,• wit h their Retinue, however numerous.
Leech bes to obZrve, the most minute attention' has been
Paid to the general arrangements, with a view to form a most
Spacious and complete Establishment for the elegant accom-
/nodation of Families of Rank and their attendants.

• INLAND NAVIGATION.
AN ENGINEER who li;is served a-regular Ap-
prenticeship to the Profession, and who since that has
'en employed some years in layling out and. executing ot
CAnals. will shortly be disengaged : he would be willing to
give up his whole time, or suLh part ()fit away be agreed
d•
,Pon, to a Canal or Canals in any part of the United King-
Address_ by letter A. X. car,lQf Mr. James Baird, No. 19
.owulow -stieet , Liverpool.