The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-02 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 3,80 z,
EVERY will be performed,
MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
WITH

THE SULTAN.
Roxalana, by Mrs. JORDAN.
2n Saturday, King Henry the Fourth.
0:.,;(3111 the very great overflow to The VV Keep Him,
dty i4or.day Evening, that Comedy will be repeated on Mon-

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 3, 1802,
will be performed,
EVERY 'MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
WITH

A TALE OF MYSTERY.
On s t
The c a. urday, the Cabinet, with The Wags of Windsor.--
ly the ;tbinet Will also be repeated on Tuesday, being positive-
-131.1 q-st cline of performing it this Season.
tqv. A °ndaY, titeTragedy of Macbeth, with Tale of Mys-
I On- wort__
'llYstery'sdaY, Dela) s and Blunders, with A Tale of
On -
On Frz,irsclaY, The Heir at Law, with A Tale of Mystery..
'lmaY, The Man of the World, with A Tale ot
ery.
Saturh d new
Opera called Family QuarrelS is deferred till
sennight.
liolicilaewl's. Pantomime is in preparation- for the Christmas
for- "e rlew Comedy of Delays and Blunders will be per.
t wice a week till further notige.

The Original PHANTASMAGORIA, by Mr: DE PHI-
TLIPSTHAL, Lyceum, Strand, will be, exhibited
HIS and the following EVENINGS. In addl-
e tion to the Optical Illusions, will be prnduced a
0,9411ete AIR-BALLOON, hic will be filled in sight
'the Audience, and elevate itself; an extraordinary and
Eleeli4ydraulical Apparatus, which combines the two hostile
40'1-tents, Fire and Water, forming-a most surprising Spec-
4s4e-:-Two extensive Accoustic Concave Retlettors, any
ppticn of w Lich would be as tedious as vain.
eve_lecs-may be taken of Mr. De I4ovne, at the Lyceum,
day, from Ten till Four. Admittance, Boxes, 4s.—
. day.,
is. Doors open at Seven, and begin at Eight.

WILLIAM HAMBLY's BANKRUPTCY.
HE CREDITORS of WILLIAM HAMBLY,
r teat Tr. of Falmouth
C , in the County of Cornwall, and of
oleman.strcet, in the City of London,
..,'erchant, Dealer, and Chapman, who.intend proving their
Vebts at the Second Meeting, on Saturday the i ith Day of
'4c:ember inst. are requested forthwith to
send the Parti-
cur, . .
!rs or their respedi've Claims, together with the SeCuri-
es-they hold, to Mr. Hurley N 0.22, Cloak-lane, 'cheata-
-714..e, the Solicitor under the Commission, that they may besajvci estigtte d and theft. Depbsiiions prepared previous- to the
Meeting.
FASEiiONABLE
DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION.
MESSRS. HOPKINS arid SON's. ACADEMY.
DANL. I.(NT
„PRIVATE .1 NsT f,TC.,TION,. in -Fashicnab.e
Curu
•. at COACHMAKERSHALL; Foster./ane,
LAD I ntinues Open for the im-provement of such
Acc,,-;?. and GENT E EN as hate never acquired this
gent
•0 r those who have not obtained the pre-
Itru I° N Al 3 LE - 0 DE, may be.,i
expeditiouslyin.
P.. f':e most PRIVATEMANNIit nall.the ELE,
Tr-r 1 S.II () N ABLE STEPS liow use, to qua-
f r the : I RsT ASS E NrEll.l ES. Y()0 LA.
SFiI nd C; E LEMEN are also Taught -every FA-
the ui"ABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted tog i:ve
N T, c,t' ta-g nt tkddr-ss.
c ill!Narning Academq for riADIES ONLY is
be ,ontinued till His Majesiy's Birth day.

/krIUSiCAL 1145TRUNII:NTS.
t;:SSRS. GOULDING, P; iIPPS, and D'AL.
rkv-L-, MAIN E, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAN U.
steel ti RE Rs, No. 45, Pall-Mall, and No. 76, St. James's.
sio,4,- beg toinforin use Public in general, the Profes-
k,, particular, that they. hive now for Sale, allyrge A ssort-
to-"tit °f th:ir new.inventcd PATENT CLARINETS,
allowed-to be superior to any ever yet Submitted
e
444 sscal I.Vorld. --High-finished latent German Flutes
tver,."agellets, on a new and improved construdion, with
anunther kindol Musical Instruments.
•itary Bands supplied on the shortest notice.
•
RS. -tiA.TCH, 'Widow of the late Mr. Hatch,_
irlfor of the Bell Inn, Buntingford, Herts, begs leave to
NEI the Nobility and Gentry, and the frequenters of the
arid hOl Ph Road, that she intends carrying on the Business,
ki.,th the same liberal patronage experi-
-41%i °Y her late Husband. She flatters herself those favour-
their Commands will find every necessary and
excellent A.ccommAinion. The Cellars are stocked with
ent Wines and Liquors. Likewise a good Larder.
.....s2..tlliorses and Chaise on the usual terms.

lusT IMPORTED,
.Ikl/4 FeW of the real Double ROMAN NARCIS.
folio SUS BULBS, and the Paper White ditto. Also the
No ,-'llg Seeds, viz. the Malta Cauliflower, Roman Bro-
T,,a,rld the White and Green Levant Cucumber.
cellt De had. of the Importer, Barto Valle, No. 27, the
••••...Z..o...l.ltJames's, Hay market.

-HIS
ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS.
-..1 well-known excellent, Medicine; having
h~dbeen approved by the Public near thirty years, hardly.
ks)-AanY further rejommendation; but as a Gentleman of
tte (-,`44bility, residing in the neighbourhood of Spilsby, in
,°5(l-42411tY Lincoln, and whose Case was novel, had the
•,-1,43 to call On the Proprietors, at the Dispensary, No.
~encii"4o-square to acquaint them of the Cure he had re-
;IP 1 exPerienced- from the use of their Medicine: Messrs.
,u'illttltja.t, and Co. beg leave to acquaint the Public,
iery t',.M)Plying to Mr. Ho F, of Spilsby, they will receive
11edt`Isfaiory account relative to the CaSe and Cure al-
(▪ .; `°, Which, for many reasons, would be unpleasant to
to have publicly Advertised. .
I\r\„ Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
1K the Rheumatisms and Colds, which prevail
trilezia. this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe
_an_dr
lleellitnns as Dr. jAMES's ANAL-EPTIC PILLS. Their.
se'isar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all th.e natu-
`nrn—iretinns will • c u t for their singular virtues in these
itlePa•llts, 'as welalcasoinnmany others to which the human
4rt iaahle • from the vicissitudes of our. Climate. They
irably calculated for Disorders ot the Stomach and
for tiel" 3 for persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as atso
40iv°se whose Constitutions have been atteded by a
tq 4ervic:kr tOO sedentary lite. They are likewise particularly
re,:tule in Head-Achs' occasioned* by Indigestio.ii, and
etiiisving the bad etleds of free the as also in pre-..
`lltznig Palsies and A poplexies,_ so often consequence of
ekee Jetaice. Recourse should be had to them atter.every
Positint eating or drinking,, and upon_every slight indis-
.lllotin°,ll,; and thus their well-known charaderistic of pl-70-
,uto • tollgevity will be maintained ; for, by assisting Na-
pktrepill4t%dr,ue discharge of. the animal
.fundions, and by
eserv, Constitution as it were in continual repair, they
L the body -
se decay in health and vigour, and prevent prema-
, •
laC pr;:artktnioailie,ptiePills owe their excellence to a pecu—
• entor but which has never • been divulged by the
• gent,. the present Proprietors, they can only
ebe.s
Zewber ine from them • and they are sold by Fran
the, A Y, at the Warehouse for Dr.' James's Powder,
.7,5,! the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from
tns-tVtle, tondon • and at Dr.. larnes's late house in Bru-
4tthe eet, Boxes:
price 4s. 6d. eaeh, Stamp included ;
,n 01)411.2:m4y of Six may be had in one large Box for IL ats.
vitep that the F. NiNVBERY, No. 4s, St.
.s, . lame,
rtenz. l&
Waved in the Stamps, All others are COUII •

EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE for the EXTEN-
SION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY through the
Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX and HANTS, to the
Sea-Coast, held at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Wandsworth;
on Thursday the 25th day of Noyember, rBoz ;
GEORGE TRITTON, Esq. in the Chair;
THE Chairman reported, That he and some. other
Members attended at the King's. Arms inn, in Creydon,
on Tuesday last, as a Deputation from this Committee, to
meet the Gentlemen of Landed Property in the vicinity of
Reigate and Godstone, -for the specific purpose 'of receiving
the Survey, Estimate and Report of Mr. Jessop, on the best
Line for Extending the Iron Railway to London.
That the Meeting was accordingly held, when Hylton
jollifie, Esq. was called to the Chair.
They had scarcely proceeded in the business of the day
when a number of Persons conneaed with, or employed on
tho,Croydon Canal, proposed a Set of Resolutions. which
they had previously drawn up, and which were totally irre-
levant to the business of the day.

By stiperiornumbers they carried their Resolutions, against
the unanimous opinion of the Gentlemen who hacl,contri-
bated to the Survey, notwithstanding the repeated caution of
the Chairman that they were aeling in o.opositinn to a lisso-
.:tic.,4-entered info by OW-tendert-ten or the County, at a
Meeting held at Reigate., on the gth instant, and which had
been convened by Public Advertisement.

In consequence of this Report, it was
Resolved unanimously, That the Resolutions proposed and
carried by Persons interested in the Croydon Canal, at Croy-
don, on Tuesday the 23d inst. are totally irrelevent to the
ObjeCt for which the Meeting was held, and therefore
ThaT a Meeting of the-Committee'and other SUBSCRI-
BERS to the Extension of the Surrey Iron Railway,- beheld
at the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tueeday the 7th
day of December next, at EleNen o'Clock. in...the Forenoon,
to receive the Survey, Estimate, and Report of Messrs.
jessops, for the Extension of the same to London and Ports-.
mouth.

That the above Resolutions, signed by the Chairman and
other Members of the Committee, be printed in the Public
Papers.
GEORGE TRITTON, Chairman.
HYLTON JOLLIFFE, RICHD. SHEPLEY,
JEOFFERY SNELSON, CHAS. MORRIS,
MARK WOOD, , ROBT. IVERE,
MATTHEW KENRICK, I. F. REYNOLDS,
MARTIN BENSON, THOS. REYNOLDS,
RD. BARNES, RICHD. GLOVER,

THOS. BUSH,
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WM B. LUTTLY, Secretary.
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