The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-27 00:00:00

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SUN.

, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 271 1804.

ROYALTY-THEATRE, • -
WELLS-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIET.DS.
CIN MONDAY NEXT, zgth, TUESDAY,
Wednesday, 3 t'st October, rhursday, tst, Friday,
2d, and Saturday, 3d November, to.t, will be presented, Ist
011ie, a new Musical Piece called
BAD CUSTOMERS.

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Immediately after a Comic Pantomime, written and
invented by'Mr. Astley, jun. called
SILVER STAR ;
•
Or, THE 1)IIRROR OF.WITCHCRAFT.
Principal Charaelers.:
Silver Star,, Miss DUFoUR, from. the Theatre-Royal,
Drury-lane, (her rat Appearance);
Fiend of Darkness, Mr. FOX ,•
Grotesque Lover, Mr. ROBERTS;
• Old Man, Mr. SUTTON;
1. Barney.. leave the Girls alone," by Mr. 10HAN NOT ;
Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR;
Clown, Mr. LAU RENT •
• And Columbine, by Mrs. WYB'ROW,
(Her first Appearance at this Theatre these seven years).
After which, a new Comic Ballet,. composed by Mr.
Gouriet, called
NOCTURNAL REVELS.
In the course of the Evening, An entire new ElVosion by Mr.
johannot, written by Mr. Upton, called _
. A. I3RUS' i WITH THE DONS.;
Or, SPANISH DOLLARS.
Also a great variety of Comic Songs and Ducts.
Particularly the` favourite Ballad " Ah once when I was a
very little Maid !" by Miss DUFOUR (her first Appear-
ance).
The whole to conclude with, never perforMed at this The-
atre, a Grand.Speaacle, with new Scenery, •Deconnions,
&c. written and invented by Mr. Astley, jun. called

Z.ITTAW ;
Or, THE- WOODMAN's DAUGHTER)/
Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half-
past Slit o'Clock. „.
Boxes 45., Second l'„ TICC ZS. 2s. Second Price ts•—
Gallery is. Second Price fid.—Upper Gallery 6d.
Second Price to continence At Hall-past' Ei 11t o'Clock
precisely.
Places to be taken of Mr. Mobbs, at. the Theatre, from
Ten till Three o'Clock.
No Servants can possibly keep Places after Half past Seven
o'Clock,

VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION,
No. 44, Broad.strect, Golden square.
OCtober .23, 1894,
Ordered,
THAT a GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT
be held here, on Tuesday, November 6th, at Two
o'Clock precisely.
On account of the recent Occurrences respe&ing the. Vac.
eine Dise2se, a. Memoir will be submitted, 011 the Means of
'regulating the pradice in future, by a Menitnr of th..t
cal Establishment.
At the same time it will be proposed to institute a Half.
yearly Dining Club, tbi the more convenient Communica.
tion and Reception of Intelligence concerning the Vaecine
Inoculation.
By Order, •
W. SANC HO, Secretary.

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The Publisher assures the Public, that he never could
think of putting any Individual to the expence of postage
fur his Prospeauses ; and those who have received Pro.
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PUBLIC BREWERY..
SEVERAL, respeftable Inhabitants of iihmign anti
Westminster, in conjunction with a number of Re.
tatters. of PO RTE It .and ALE., have. resolved upqn a Plan
I,)r the establishment of a BRE W ERY for supplying the
Public with GENUINE MALT LIQUOR, and have
subscribed near Fourteen Thousisnd rounds towards car-
tying it into oirea. Their object is to introduce an. whole-
someand comfortable Beveragei wkereby the Community
may be 'supplied with a commodity brewed from Malt and
Hops,, and to provide for the poorer Classes
,( who are mast
in need of it) an article that will stand the test of examma-
tiolio and be found to possess all those salubrious qualities -
that once rendered Malt Liquor desirable: they will not en.
ter into a discussion of what tn,t,:rials Beer should or should
not.ba composed of; all they have to say upon that subject
is, that they have. the Health of the Public at hbrt, and
they promise nothing more than they will ead:-avour to per-
form, that of restoring to the Public what iu former times
constituted the most wholesome Beverage of the Country.
The Shares are Fifty. Pounds each, and ate to be pal by
Instalmenta. Alit.- first Instalment (5 per. Cent.) has been
called foe, by way of guarinte.;, and no turther Call will be
made until the whole (Attie Property is legally secured, and
the necessary Deeds attached to it duly executed.
Persona may have as many Shares as they please, but only ,
one vote at any Meeting of the
The Monies belonging, to the Concern is placed in two
re-
speaable Baking Houses.
The Plan at large, with every other particular, may be
known on application to Mr Brown, at his House, No. 4,
Nissau-street, Soho, any morning before ten o'clock ; and
of the DirettorS, who attend every day, Saturday -ex-
cepted, from the Hours of Twelve to Three, at No. t,
'New:lian's-cOurt, Comhill, for the purpOse of giving every
intOrmationithat may, he required.

YoKsHIRE.—EAsT RIDING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Lots, the latter end of November next, the Day and .
Place for whet will appear in thi's Paper in due time,-
IHE MANORS. LORI/if-111'S ~f BENT-
LEY, E LSTRON W I CK, and SP E. ETON, th Ad.
vowsons of the Churches of Levon and Speeton, and divers
Farms and-Lands situated -at Bentley, Molscroft, Cherry
Burton, South Dalton, Seaton Ross, Bieiby, Dimbleton,
Elstronwiek, Marton Hornsea, Hornsea Burton, Dunning.
ton, Speeton, Riegton,Filey, and Meeston,- in the East Rid.
ing of the County of Y.tirk., 'containing about4soc, Acres.
Also to he Sold. by Andion, at the same time, if not pre.
viously disposed of by Private Contra I, the Fit hes of Wood- •
mansey, Stockhill; and Sandholme, aski also.ot the Old In.
Closures ot Tickton, Wee!, and Thearne.
Printed Particulars, after the Ist of November next, and
further information may be had of Thomas Graham, Esq.
Lincoln's Inn; Messrs. W. and Black, of the Middie•
Temple ; Mr. Handley, of Steaford ; and Mr. `Lockwood,
of Beverley.

.TO THE ARMY, &e. •
ARDY's NEW.INVEN rED BLACKING
POWDER, Patronized, and used for the Xing and
Royal Family, which softens the, Leather, tepels Water, and
prodiices the finest let Lustre to Caroach Bases, Hoots,
Shoes, Ladies' Clogs, lice. is li-,74.e& at is. 6d. and ts. ;
a MiAire at 35, ‘vhich, by 6iice using, will take out Ink, or
:my Stain, from Bow..tops; and the co Colont in.sy he
preserved by his Cream, :it is. 01. or Liquid for of a
darker Colour, at is. per Bottle.
The genuine are sioett Robert Hardy, 110. 3, Ihrnard's
Inn, London. Sold by him, and ni.),a Per.
tamers, llookse)lerli, VezuJers Of in 'lowa sod
Country.
N. 8.. Onc trial' wilt be sufficient to convince the Public
that the above Articles arts '4liperiur at.ti clieaper Ilan any
that has beeti ofiered. , .

FEMALE BIOGRAPHY.
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•
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and a Half in boards; or Two Pounds elegantly bound,
VEMALE BIOORAPHY , • or' Memoirs of Re-
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`This interesting and valuable Work is indispensable to the
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Education. MI the Charaders have been seleded and writ-
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and the 'usual attradions of Biography have throughout
the Work been brought in aid ofthe established principles of
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Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 75, St. Paul's Church-
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This Day was published,
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It has been the intention of the Editors of the present
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The only Complete System of Praitical Agriculture ever
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^IINE -LIFB !Ana •GENUINE CORRESPON.
DENCE and PAPERS of JOHN WI LKES, Repre-
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