The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-08 00:00:00

ASTLEY's.

Under the Patronage of -Their Royal Highlei•scs the Prince
• oP%Vales and Duke of York.
In consequence of the unbounded applause bestowedt on the
celebrated Mr. Richer's Performances on the Tight Rope,
and conformable to the desire of several Persons of-Distinc-
tion, Mr. Astley has re-engaged him for Twelve Nights
more, previous to his final Departure from London.
N MONDAY NEXT; Sept. to, and Every
O _Ei/ening next, Week. will be presented, for the gth
time, at Half-past Six o'Clock precisely, a New Local Di.
_vertisernent, consisting of Recitative and Songs (written:by
Mr. Upton), with Dances and Adion, called
YORK RACES;

Or, THE FEMALE IOtKEY.'
Pourtraying, among, a variety •of Whimsical Incidents, a
Theatrical Representation of the late extraordinary Match,
for .which purpose the whole Stage will be arranged as
Knnyesinire Race-Ground.
Immediately after which, for the Nth time, an entirely.new
Pantomime, with Most tetellSiVe. and uncommon Meeha.
nical Changes, Magical Deceptions, &c, called
1124 Ct I". 14 TED fIALL ;

• Or, THE PARTHLAN- HARLEQUIN.
In the course of the Evening, a new Etiusion, by Mr.
rohannot, written ,bror. Cecil, Petit, called. Fhe China
Fleet, or Gun. Powder Tea ; giving a faithful delineation
of the Intrepidity ot the several Captains and their,brave
Crews, who, to the honour of themselves and Country,
bear Linois's Squadron ; with a Panorama View Of the
China 'Fleet. Triumphant.. Designed by ,• Mr.
Gri:ve, and painted by him, Mr. Marchbankt, and As.
sistants.. . , • .
ROPE-DANCING by the celebrated Mr. RICHER.
EQUESTRIA,N EXERCISE'S:. tvy• Messrs.-1 EFFRIES
and PORTER.
.
And, fru. the first tithe at this Theatre,:, the whole to- con-
cha; v,ith.a Grand Speaacle, as perlorrned.at the Theatre
ot -t City of Paris for '2:O sUcci,sive Nights, with new
Scenery, Machinery; Diesses, Music, &C. produced and
got up under do iminediate Direction ot N1.)113. La Totae,
with uncommon Broad and SmAl SWOrd COmbats, called
THE. TERI L.01).3 CA V EltN,
Or, THE DARING ItRIG4ND,
. .

- • Principal Cltaraders,
Don Pedrg, Mona. Laurent ; Don Carlos, Mons. Boulange
Don luau, Mr. Sutton ; Chief to Don Pedro, Mr. Thorpe;
Chief of the Robbers,' Mons. Mereerpt ; Barham() I the
Brigand), Mons. La Toise . • lais ChielOtlicer, Mr. Taylor;
and la Signora Rosina, 111rsfMercenat.—Roboers, Pea-
sants, Dancers. Pages, Sac. &c..
Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half.
past six o'Clock.
Boxes 45. Second Price ts. —Pit as. Second Price rs.--;"
Gallery is. Second Price 6d.
Second Price to commence at Half-past Eight o'Clock
precisely. .
Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-office;
Westminster-Bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock,
No Servants can polsibly keep Places after Half-past Se-
ven o'Clock.

MASQUERADES.
SOCIETY FOR THE SUP,PRESSION- OF. VICE.
ITis impossible that any moral or refleaing man
can tar a moMent,coutemplate,theenor ous mischieiii
separably flowing tiom the frequency of MASQUERADES,
especially when introduced among the lowest orders of So.
ciety, without experiencing the most painful sensations. The
Society for the. Suppression of Vice have for some time seen
with regret, 'that Advertisements tor this species at Amuse-
mem have, in defiance of all decency and propriety, been pub-
lished, particularly at MARC; AT4, where the price of ad-
mission has beets so low as TWO SHILLINGS; and as
many as a dozen were held .during'the last Season. When
the easy and cheap communication of Margate with the Me-
tropoiis (highly important in many respeets,) is considered,
it must be obvious that such. inyitations are calculated to en-
courage a dangerous disposition to debauchery, and to bring
together an assemblage of persons of. the lowest order and
most dissolute manners—experience tells us that the died is,
produced, to the great annoyance of all decent, well disposed
persons.
The Society have turned their attention to this crying evil;
and in co-operation with some of the most respectable inha-
bitants. are resolved to spare no paini, but to. exert all legal
means for the Suppression of such Assemblies ; and as their
desire upon. all occasions is, to prevent mischief rather than
to punish, they give this public. Notice, that effeetual mea.
sures are taken to oatain the necessary evidence, and that all
persons, without exception,, who shalt be found offending will
be prosecuted with the utmost rigour. I iiiikeepens and other
persons, whose business subjects them to the special super.
intendence and controul of the Magistrates, and who are under
recognizance for their good ,behaviour, will have their re-
cognizances put in suit, and applications will be made to the
Magistrates. not to renew the Licences of persons offending :
and the proof of the necessary lads will be submitted to the
Magistrates in such a manner as to render it their indispen-
Sible duty to comply with sech requisition. And Prosecu-
tions by indielrnent for Public Nuisances, and otherwise, as
Counsel may-advise, will be )nstirtited against all other Per-
sons (not licensed) keeping Libraries, or other Rooms, and
permitting such illegal and mischievous Assemblies.
By Order of the General Committee,
AUGUSTUS PI t'CHER, Secretary.
Committee-Room, NO.. as,
, yird, Carey-street, near Lin; September 6, 1804. •
cola's- I nn.

TO BE SOLD I,IY AUCTION,
At the City of London Inn, Dover, on Wednesday the 12th
September, 18e4, at Eleven o'Clot.k in the Forenoon,
FIFTY-FIVE }Lies of Cotton Wool, anti about
Twelve Tons Logsvciod, for Home Consumption.
Five Hogsheads Sugar, for Exportation. -
Part of the Cargo- of the SchoSner Le !tune Anacharsis,
fmm Louisiana, condernnaas Priie to the Earl Spencer Pri.
vateet, Thomas Chitty Commander.
'For Particulars, apply to Mr. john King, or at the Office
of Messrs. Fedor and Misict, Dover.
Dover, Sept, I, 1894.

HEYSHAM-HALL, ESTATE.
To BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,

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At the New Inn, in Lancaster, on' Monday the Bth day of
Odober,iBo4, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening,
L L that MESSUAGE 'or DWELLING.
HOUSE,'cal led H E YSH A M.HA L L, -with the Barns,
Out-buildings, Orchards, and Gardens belonging thercto ;
and also 87 A. t R. 6 P. Statute Measure,_ of rich Arable,
Meadow,, and Pasture Land, situate at Heysham, in the
County of Lancaster, lying compact, contiguoui thereto, and
occupied therewith, and now in the possession of Jonas Mid-
dleton, as Tenant.
HEYSHAM is pleasantly-aituateci upon the Sea Shore,
five miles from the town of Lancaster, and much resorted to
in the Bathing Season.
Also at the same time to be sold, in Lots, several Closes of
Ground and Moss Dales in Heysham aforesaid, containing,.
bradmeasurement, 88 Acres, Statute .Measurement, in the
possession of the said Jonas Middleton and Others.
Also to be sold at the same place,, on Tuesday the 9th day
of the said month of Odober, at Seven o'Clock in the.fivin-
ing, all that Messuage or. Dwelling.Uouse, called Bald
Carr, with the Barns, Stable, and •Out-buildings, Sumtncr
House, lately built.; and Garden, also lately fenced and
made, well stocked with the choicest. Fruit Trees, and inclos.
ecl with a good Wall ; and the several Closes of Giound ad-
joining to, and occupied therewith, containing, by estima-
tion 14 A. 2 R. customary measure of seven yards to tne
Rood, situate in the Towii,ll:p of ScotfOrth, within one milt
ot the. town of Lancaster, and now in the occupation of Wil-
liam Procter, as Tenant.
_The last mentioned Premises h.ive an unlimited right of
Common upon ScotfOrth Moor, which is very extensive.
The said lotus Middleton will show the Heysham-4311
Estate and Premises ittheysharti, :the said William Procter,
the Ha'ld Carr Estate ; and filmier particulars tn.iy.be halt
by applying at the 0 tlieva.nf Biiidwiki, Solicitor, ra Lan-
ster, where a Plan of the Ptianialtsmay be sego.
Lancaster Sept. 4, tSoa..

I'ICTWILLING OFFICE
• August 3i. rEo4.
THE Cblifilf/SSJONE RS for I/IC.7VA LL INC
His APOESIT's-,NeIPY d 4 hereby give Notice, that
an WEDNESDAY the 3d of Oil. nett they will be ready to re.
ceive Tendete in writing, (sealed rep) and treat for such quan-
tities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, in. half Punehcosi , Tierces,
and Barrels, at shall be equal, in the agiregatr, is Six Thousand
7 tercet of the former, and Nine Tbvsisand Tierces of the latter ;
to be of the best quality ; to. be cured in the ensuing rearm ;' to be
delivered into His 411ajesty'f Pialeallink Stores at the port .of Lox.
don, one-this d part thereof by the end of 7annaiy, a farther one.
third part thereof by the end of Fehrua.y; and the I-entail:in; one.
third part thereof by the end of March, 18,5 ; and to be 'tali for,
bey Rillt, payable, with interest, ninety days after date.

N. B. M Tender fir a lees guava:" than Fills Hundred
Tierert of each Spezies.tFiliee 44ishird.

_ .
The anditicas of the Contraß may le-seen at the Secretary's'
t:ifire, at this Offlee, or 6y aptlying to, Arr.
.I),instervidr, the
/kepis
.frr sic at. Cori ; to the-Cale-awl. of His Afa.
jert 's Csistr.,sncat Limerick, Betjastf IVr::,sy, and Interjord ; and
to the Postmaster-General at Dalin, restet7ive!.i.

No regard will bs b.id to any Tender in which the Price shall
not he ,inrtrted ix words at length, or that shall not be deliver.
ed to the Board &lore ate o'clock ox the said Wednesday the 3d
of mcber, not unless the Person. who I,ta kes the Tender, or
some Person on his Athol', attends, to answer, when calla for,

VICTUALLING OFFICE,
Septembe: 6, 1804.
•
THECOMMISSIONERSfer VICTUALLING.
Ills MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Niger, that
en IF'ednesday next; the io.th instant, they ivlll Sr ready to re.
ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed uhf, for re many SACKS
e 1 KILN-DRIED • HOUSEI-10I,D to he manu-
faasered from the best English !rhea!, as the respeilive Persons'
who may make Proposals thereof, will agree tu deliver in 'bet-nurse
of one Month from the. day of Contrae7, ny regular week& propor.
times, into the Army Piaualling Stores at St. Catherine': e to be
packed into Casks to be provided at the Expence of the Crown;
and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days
alter date.'

N. 8. No Tender for a lar quantif.y ih.vi Five flame/red Sach
wilP6e athedrieei.

The Condition.; of the Contrail icy he UV; at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender ia which the Price shall
not bi inserted in words at length, or tux shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said ll'rd,sesday next, the
nib instant, nor unless the Person who wakes the Teseder, as sereFes son on his behaY, attendr, to otrrwer, -ahem calla for.

VICTUALLING OFFICE;
Sept.", 13a4-
711 E COMMIS'S lONE RS foil' ICTUAL L ING
-IL HIS Af/17.ESTrs Mi Vl' do bat& g;te notice, That
on Friday next, the 14tb insta'vt, thy will L....?ea4y to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for 'THREE THOU.
SAND iIOTTS of FLAGS, fee the nu of the Cooperage, to be
answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, and to be
delivered ix the space of twelve months, by regular monthly pro.
portionr, into His Moiety's Fiastalling .SL.res at Deptford; and
for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MOLASSES, to be del verea'
intretediztely lute the mid Stores. The ..uhde to be paid for by
&lit, payable, with interest, go days after date.
N. 8. No Tender for a less quantity than Soo Botts xf Flags
will be admitted. . .

The Coaditions of the Contra& may he seen at the Secretary'i
Office.

No regard will br bad to • etify Tender in which the Price gall
n`44`. ins'rird un'rdi at length, or that :ball ncthe delivered to
the Bc,asd before One on the said .Friday. next, the 14th in.
slant, nor wile:: the Person who RfAtt the render, ar :me Person
on 144 behalf: attends, to answer, when called Ar.