The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRO RY-LANE.

_ .
T°-MORROW EVENING, Ottoher 16, tBo+,
Their Majesties' Servants will perform'(second time
this Season) a Comedy, called _ . .
THE WONDER.
, Don Lopez, Mr. CHERRY ;
Don Feltz, Mr. E ILISTON ;
Frederick, Mr. BARTLEY ;
Don Pedro, Mr. SU ETT ;
Colonel Briton, Mr. BA RRYMOR E ;
Lissardo, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Donna Violante, Mrs. JORDAN ;
Donna Isabella, Miss MELLON ;
limes, Miss Ti 'SW.ELL;
Flora; Miss POPE
After which (6th time these eight years) the revived Histori-
cal Romance, in Three Ads, of
RICHARD CCEUR LION.
With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.
Richard, Mr. KELLY;
= Blonde!, Mr. BAR ItYMORE ;
-.Sir Owen, Mr. DIGNUM
Antonio, Mn.g BLAND ;
Cuiliut. Mr. SU ETT •
Mrs. MoL STN i•
• Laurette, by a YOUNG LADY
. (Being her Sixth Appearance on any Stage);
lutia, Miss C. BRISTOW.
• 1110%es 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 35. 60. Second Price as.
Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second
price 6d.—No Money to be Returned.
Places fin• the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-Otfice, in Little Russell-street. .
The Doors to be opened at hall past Five, and begin at
ball past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina!
The revived Historical Romance of Richard Cteurde Lion
mill be repeated every evening till Saturday next, when will
be revived (not ailed these ten years) the Comedy of The.
Foundling. Young Belmont, Mr. Elhston ; Rosetta, Mrs.
Jordan Fidelia, Mi,s Cherry, being-her third appeararice
• en thislitage. After which will b'e_ presented (never per-
formed) a new 'Musical Farce, in Two Ads, called The
Dash ; or, Who but Ile ? The Overture and Music entirely
mew, thinposed by Mr. Reeve.

To the
PROPRIETORS of CIRCULATING LIBRA-'
RI ES, and thy MEMBERS of BOOK. SOCIETIES.
R. PHILLIPS respettfully invites the atten.
tion of the Persons above described to the Periodical
work which he has announced for Publication on the first
"'Y of Noveinber, under the title of THE GENERAL.
HISTORY of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY
VOY A G ES and TRAV E LS.
This Work will consist of Translations of every valuable
New W rk Of Voyages and Travels, published in any of the
European Languages; and it will also contain original Tra-
vels and Tours, purchased ,for the Work, and Analyses of
all Voyages and Travels of merit published in"the English
Language. •
Such materials will, it is obvious, constitute a Work of the
aighest general interest ; and it is intended that the modera-
tion of its price shall co-operate with Its amusement and in.
formation, in promoting an extensive circulation.' It is con.
ceived, indeed, that the Members of Book Societies and Circu-
lating Librarks, as wcll as every other description of Readers,
will derive as much entertainment from this Work, the
twelve Numbers of which will cost but Thirty Shillings per
Annum, as they will from the expenditure of twice as many
guineas in pur%ll4Sing.the original Voyages and Travels.
No. 7/, St. Paul's Church-yard,
O&. 4. 1804.

PATRONISED BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
PRINCE OF WALES.
TAMES and GEORGE BENNET, of Man.
chester, have much pleasure in informing the Public
e#,7 icsw nnate green rinprovensente in their Marmfac-
ture, by means of introducing (Printingjon their Royal P 4.
tent Woollen, Velvet Cordsi whereby they become a most
excellent article in Coats for Riding end Morning wear,
Hunting and Shooting ]tickets, Sec. The merit of their Ma.
nufadure is well-known, and being honoured by the apps bation of His koyal Highness the Prince of Wales, who is
always desirous of rewarding Merit and emoura.ging the Ma-
stufatturingand Commercial Interest of the British Empire,
cannot fail meeting with the liberal ;support of the Public.
N. B. I. and G. Bennet keying discovered that great
fringements on their Rights and Privileges have been made,
whereby the Public is great ly imposed ortby spurious Articles,
have determined that no Goods
of their Manutiaelure shall
aPgcar in the Market Without being Stamped with the words
6
ennets' Patent Pelted Cord," with His Majesty's Crown
an the centre at the distance of about a yard and a half on
Ihe back Selvage through the Piece ; the Counterfeiting of
which is Felonv and will be punished accordingly. • •
.....tia,..._l(Lhester, ' Sept; I. ilk+

Punt, TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, ant
to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
at a Cause of• RUSH, against TEG4RT, with the Ap-
probation of lohn Springett Harvey, Esq. one of the Mas-
ters of the said Court, at the Angel Inn, in Bury Saint Edmunds in the County of Suffolk, on Wainesday,
the 14th Day of November' next, between the Hours 01
TWO and 1 hree in the A Hermon,
• IN ONE LOT,
.A.Subataritial and Convenient FARM .HOUSR,
with about 100 Acres of Arable Meadow, and Pas.
Sure Land, situate at Badwell Ash'and Bastion (between Bury
and Stow Market), io the said-County of Suffolk, in the
Occupation of Mary Goddard, Tenant from Year to Year, at
the Rent of 2onl.—The Estate is Freehold, except about as
Acres, which are Copyhold of the Manor of Great Ashtield ;
and immediate Possession may be had.
Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's'Cham-
bets, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery.lane, London ;
. of Mr. Pedder, Surrey-street, Strand {where a Plan of the
Xiitatp may be inspeded); of Messrs Philpot and Stone,.
}fare-court, in the Temple.; of Mr. Clement Rogers, at,
Ighatn ; at the Great Nos in the principal, neighbouring
wna; and at the Phiceof
The Farm may be viewed with leave of the Tenant ; and
fir. Rogers, on application, will attend the view.

' TO SEA-BATHERS.
V VELNO'S VEGETABLE PILLS prove
tiu Emmlfottnly. successful in the cure of Scurvy, Scorb4-
errie af''''"ma, Leprosy, and othpr Cutaneous AffeCtions ; it
duringspt be"
i ascertained, that they are a necessary auxiliary
are - i,'„,,k Practice of Sea-bathing, the advantages of which
tart' argi„'''.lo the surface of the body ; for though these salu-
the ;„"herls deterge the skin, and remove obstruaions in
blood—`reterY duds, they cannot alter the quality of the,
inoti;i'g °I. cure those diseases which have their origin in
.a
it lio;"„e„,state of the fluids. It is evident,. therefore, that it
alt..: "urY wise. but necessary at this period, to take some
bciative
to°;1 Medicine capable of correcting the properties of the
" 1)4 V E LNO 's PILLS are unquestionably entitled
0..7 Preference, both for efficacy and safety ,• indeed, the
tiration of-this Vegetable Preparation is considerably assist-
-4"tancli. exPedired by Sea-bathing.
tho Hese invaluable Pills are proved, by the experience 91
cisatis, to be the most safe, certain, and efficacious MOl-
ar,,ver Yet discovered, for infallibly and radically curing
diseases which proceed from an impure or impaired state
„_,lne blood or juices. When the, abilities of the most
iliebiated Physicians, and all other Medicines, have failed,
folte eXcellent Pills have etfeCled the most astonishing cures 4which there are mtny living and indisputably creditable
roedi °flees), they,may tncrefore be relied on as a, specific; Re-
ar
Ly tor the Scurvy, the most invefLiate stage of ScroPht
or 'ing's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, the ill effects
g. v'C'erclatYs and. all disorders proceeding front corrupt or
Soft' vitiates fluids-
Sow
di4 . Wholesale and Retail,
.12y Bourne and Co-. late Pitt.
.; and Co. at the Original 'warehouse No. 76, Oxfurd-
ou'r7er.. at
the Pantheon, in small gimes, price ,I,• 64.
kthtx small in one large, price 225. ; also Retail by Cuts,
Wald, EzehooKo . show and Edwards, No. 66,.S t. Nall! b ;
ill the' 116. 324. dolborn ; and by every Vender of Medicines
Kingdom. • •
. ,
, o.lrkt Ihe large Boxes will be sent to any part of England,
onidree_ceiAt ef A letter; post-paid, inc losing the amount, or an
.erkt ry for payment in Loodon, directed to Messrs. Beurne
•.•e• NU. 76,0ttord.itteet.