The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-21 00:00:00

SA ILI R d7s, N'i.l AR Y 21, 1804..

.RoyALTy. THEATRE,
G
• -WELLS-STREET, OODMANgs-fIELDS.
• ON:
MONDAY NF.,XT., ',•Janyar-y 23,• 1804:,
ancl•c'very Eirening,-,kintil Saturday nOtt, will he pre-
szntod for the first time' at •rhi.kTheatre, anew, rand Spec.
tacle, as performed at the Theatre o.f the City, in Paris zoo
successive Nights,. with New Scenery, Machinery, Drestes,
fthiiici.Szc. produced and got up under the immediate
reatent of Mons. LA TOISE, called . •
'THE PERILOUS 'CAVERN
• Or, THE...DA.RING BRIGAND,_
',Preceding which, afso firsitime,an Entertainment Of Music
• -and-Dancing, • called ... ,
-,THE *G.I-108712: AND • NO -GHOST ;
'Or; THE-HAVNTER.VILLAGE.
• LE: SI E U,R -1-It NG LER, fremthe Continent, will make his
first appearance:at this-Theatre on the'Tl G HT R 0) P E.
In the course of the Evening, various Comic Songs. _
The whole to
.conclude with a:Grand Serio CoMie Panto-
,

inime, called
THEEGYPTIAN OkACLE ;
Or, HARLEQUIN'S FUNISHMENT.
Box 4s. Second Price-zs.—Pit 2S. Second Price ts.-7-First
Gallery is. Secoll4 Price —Upper.Gallery 6d.
IThors to be opened at Half past Five, to commence at'Halt
-past Six' precisely. Half-price at. Half past Eight o'Clock.
Places to be taken at the Box-Office of the Theatre from
Eleven till Tilree o'Clock.

' • fl-FTY•GUINEAS REWARD.
171 i THEREAS the COUNTING.HOUSE of
V V Mr. THOMAS LUCKY ER, Merchant, at Smart's
Quay-, Plymouth, was last Night or early this Morning
brOke °yen; and a COLD WATCH;' with the mark W.
E.• Smith, Poultry," on the-face; and also, a Case of Sur,
geon'4 -Pocket Instruments, . with a Red Morocco Case,
stolen. therefrom; a REWARD of FIFTY GUINEAS is
hereby offered to" any l'ers'in'or Persons.; tor the Discovery
of the (lttendetongrfenders, which will he paid on his.or
theli.Comildioq, by applying to the,s-tid Thomas LoLkyer.
Silver'smiths, jciveliers, arid Pa,nbrokers, are requested
to take_Norice-fin'case4hlo•Watch should -he- offered tor •Sale
br pawned) et the Name on the Face of rue Watch.
. A COulteri. withthe,.mark I C foiLid near the spot-
Where-the,Burgrary was .cOinritirted,'-and which may be seen
,at the-said Counting-house.
'Plymouth, Jan. • • • •
. . .

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