The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-28 00:00:00

S-4 TUR DA Y, APRIL 280 1804.

NEW ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
Under the Patrouage of their Royal Highne's'ses the •P rince of
Wales and Duke of York.

MONDAY -NEXT, .and every Evening,
rI
will be presented a Comic Ballet ofAaign, called
THE SABOTIERS ' •
Or, 'VILLAGE LOVERS.
A Grand Speaacle, with extensive Scenery, Machinery,
.7 &c. called •
ZITTAW THE CRUEL • •
Or, THE WOODMAN'S DAUGHTEtt.
Mr. RICHER's unequalled ROPE DANCING, accom-
.

panied by.the RIVAL CLOWNS.
Var►ous EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES.
New-COMIC SONGS.
To conclude with the popular Harlequin Pantomime, called
`SILVER sTAtt ;
Or, THE MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT.
Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR ;
Clown, Mt. LAU R ENT.;
And Columbine, Mrs. WYBROW.
Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half past
Six o'clock. .
4 - -Sectruti: P rice 2..5.--rit z. Secot,t4 Price is.—
Gal lery -is. Second Price 6d.
Second. Price to continence at Half past Eight o'Clock
-precisely.
Places to he taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Wm-Office,
Westminster-bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock.
(gf The Public are respedlidly iniormed, that the above
Theatre continues to be crowded every Evening. The Box-
keeper therefore humbly requests, that Servants may be sent
at Five o'Clock precisely to secure Places taken.

- MILL l'lA.
AT a MEETING nI LORDS LIEUTENANTS
of COUNTIES, and MEMBERS of PARLIA-
MENT, holding Conimissions in the Militia of Great
Bri-
tain, .held at the 'fluitch'd-house Tavern, Tnesday the loth
instant, the following Resolutions, unanimously adopted,
were direded to be published in the Public Papers :
Ist; That the Militia of Great Britain, as by law establish-
ed, is a System well considered, safe, and efficient for the
purpose for which it is provided ; well considered, as bring.-
mg into the Defence of the Country all the utders of its In-
habitants—sate, as placing the great permanent Military
Force under the command of those whose interest in the
preservation °folic Country, and. i s Constitution, aifords the
best possible pledge, of zeal and fidelity —efficient, as fur,
nishing at the shortest notice a body of well :rained Soldiers,
sufficient to meet a sudden emergency.
zdly, That the Militia of Great .13, stain is bound to the
Country, for one great arid important purpose, distinctly spe-
cified. To vary the conditions or eng.,,,edient, ,viiitotit- the
consent of the parties, would be a manliest Ifre:tcn ut corn- •
pact ; and to deviate front them, even with• men- consent,
will endanger the future existence of an estabilaninent,
cognized by Parliament as essential to the Constitution.
idly, That it is dangerous to permit A CrlY.til Men to becoMe
Deliberative Bodies.
4thly, That under existing circumstances, there appears
no sufficient cause for any change in the System of the Mi-
litia of Great Britain, and it is therefore prudent and-expe-
dient to in.:intain it on the wise and weil.considered princi-
ples on which it was originally established, and to keep it
restriaed to the specific important purpose, for which it
stands now engaged.-
stilly, That .even if it be wise and expedient to decide at
this moment the question of reciprocal service- between the
Militias of Great Britain and Ireland, the magnitude and un-
portance of that question demands a separate and distinct
consideration, and ought not to be introduced into discussion,
collaterally and indirealy. -
WENT WO RTH FI TZW I LLIAM, Chairman.
Devonshire, John Caleraft,
4.s4tpttrit•-- • W• l V e wes
Buckinghamshire, B. Cu ke,
Forteseue; G.H. Cavendish,
Romney, Lowther,
Folkestone, Down,
Marsharn, John Cust,
T. Stanley, , W. W. Wynn,
John Frederick, G. H. Strutt,
W. Gore Langton, Cawdor.
The Chairman having left the Chair, and the Duke of
Devonshire having taken it,
Resolved, That the. Thanks of this Meeting be given to
Lord Fitzwilliam, for calling their attention to a subject of
such high importance, and for the able, judicious,,and Con-
stitutional manner in which he conducted the business.
Owing to the shortness of the notice given for the above
Meeting, the foll Owing Noblemen and Gentlemen, not be-
ing present, have desired that their names may be added, as
subscribing tp the Resolutions then passed..
Richmond • -Dorchester,
Beaufort, • Mansfield,
Manchester, Caernarvon,
NorthuMberland, ChandosTemple,
Bute, • Warrefißulkeley,
Derby, Stanley,
Essex, Fitzharris,
Carlisle, Boringdon,
Berkeley, Braybrooke,
' Darlington, Dundas,
Radnor, James Lowther.

PUBLIC-OFFICE,'BOw_sTREET,
April 26, 1864.
TWENTY POUNDS REWARD
I/HERAS JOHN .IADFIELD, late French
Interpreter for the Prisoners of War at PcrtsmQuth,
Stands charged with Felony ; whoever will apprehend, or
give such nitormation to Sir Richard Ford, Clue Magistrate
ot the Police at this Office, or to the Mayor of Portsmouth,
as may be the means of apprehending the said john Hadfield,
shall.receive TWENTYP 0 UNDS Reward, upon applying
at this Office.
,The said lohn Hadfield is about thirty-six years of age, five
feet nineinches•high, light brown hair, grey eyes, long and
narrow visage, rather tair complexion, well made, and walks
erect; several of his fore teeth out speaks tast, thick, and
with hesitation.

nrHE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA
I. BEDS, an CHAIR 'BEDS, with very considerable
I taproverneitts, by MORGAN and SANDERS, InventolS
of their much admired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES,
and Portable Chairs, and Manufadurers in generai of Mo-
dern Upholstery and CabinefFurnitnre. A very.large Stock
every Article in the above branches, is always ready for
inspection, for the furnishing Houses complete, in the First
Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workmanship,
and choicest Materials.
Elegant Four-post Beds and Bedding complete, with new
designed Window Curtains, Patent Musquito Net Beds, par-
ticularly portable for all Foreign Climates, by Morgan and
Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Manttlactu-
rers,,No. 16 and .17, Catherine-street, Strand. Please to ob-
serve No. x 6 and 17 has no connexion whatever with any
other Warehouse in London. ,
A rtny and Navy Equipage of every description, on improved
Principles, very portable.

FREEHOLD LAN/D, SURREY. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the CO M IVII SS lON E RS for dividing, allotting,
and int:losing the Commons within the MAN() RS of G -
of May next,
DALMING C A TTS Li., in the Parishes of Go..
Chiddingtold, and Compton, at the King's Arms
Inn, in Gocialining, on Tuesday the gth Day

at 'Twelve o'Clock,
SIXTY ACRES of the most valuable part of that
well-known Rich Pasture Common, called the PEASE
MARSH, in the said Parish of Godalming, most eligibly
situated for Ei‘tilding, b'-ling on a dry healthy Soil, with a fine
Sheet of Water in Front, and commanding some of the finest
Views in the County of Surrey, at the convenient Distance
of one Mile from
6o(blinlinSi -and:three. tviiies from Guild-
ford, amid nearly adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from
London to Portsmouth.
be known, or a Plan' seen, on
Further YartiCULlrS may
application to Mr. Thomas CtiamiLin, Surveyor, Richmond;
or Messrs. .G. zncl l• Saudireice. Surveyors, Stoke, next
G uildfurd, aild at the place Salc.

R 9 AL ACADEMY; SOMERSET-PLACE.
k hereby given, That the
nON WILL OPEN on MONDAY NEX I',
of April,,:a TWELVE O'CLOCK—
jOHN RICHARDS, R. A. Sec.
Admittance ONE SHlLLlNG—CatalOgges_Sixpence.,

This Day was piablishedi Price ss.
r HE EXPEItIENCEI3 OF_FICER;. or,; IN.
at., ST Rti CTIONS hy the General of Division,FßAN C
IS
WIMP Ft EN, to his. Sons, and to all Young Men intended
fur the Military Profession: Being. a• Series of Rules laid
clown by General Wit-apt-len, to enable Officers of every Rank
to carry on War, in all its Branches and Descriptions, from
the least important Enterprises and Expeditions, to the deci-
sive Battles which involve the Fate of Empires. • The cor-
reeted and revised Edition of tile latot. date', illustrated by
Notes. With an Introdudion'
• By. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL MACDONAID,
Of the First Battalion of Cinque Port "Volunteers; the,
Translator oftite French 'ladies, F. It. S. Bcc.
Printed for' . Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.

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This Day was published,
Ptice Three Shillings and Sixpence in boards,
A N ESSAY upon POLITICAL ECONOMY -;
11. being an Inquiry into the Truth of the Two Positions
of the French Economists—That Labour employed in Manu-
factures is unproductive, and that all Taxes ultimately fall
upan, or settle in the Surplus .Produce i,l Land.
By DANIEL WAKEFIELD, Esq.
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Church-yard; sold also by 1. Fiatchard, No. igo, Picca-
dilly.

This Day was published, •
In Odavo, Price les. 6d. boards, or t is. half bound,
THE ANNUAL REGIS CER; or, A Vtew of
.1 the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERATURE,
for the Year 18oz.
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Schole),, B. Crosby, I. Bell, Clarke and Soils, R. Faulder,
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• SMITH'S Ck, R N TRACTS.
This Day was published, in One Volume, Odavo,
Price tos. 6d. in boards, a new Edition of
TRAC I S n he ..:JRN • TRADE arid CORN
LAWS.
By CHARLES, SMITH, Esq.
With Notes and Additions, by Mr. 1. I. CatherwooA.
To which La now added, a Supplement of Interesting Pa-
pers on the same Subjecl ; with Notices of his Lite.
• Printed for john Stockdale, No. tBi, Piccadilly.
Of whorn may be had, in one-vol. Bvo. a. new edition,
brought down to this time, price los. 6d. An Estimate of the
Strength and Resources et Great Britain ; by George
.Chal-
mers, F. R. S. S. A.

,SCHILLER's PLAYS.
This Day was published,
In One-Volume Svo. containing upwards of 700 Pies, elc-
. gantly printed on fine Paper, and embellished with two
highly finished Eiii ravings, designed by -Thurston, and
engraved by Neagh., Price 9s. boards,
TRAGEDIES, tran,lated from the German of
F-ree.eci.sh r9ntgining Don Cailos—The Rob-
bers —and Mary Stuart. •
N B. Each Play may be had separate, at the following
prices " Don Carlos," The Rubbers," 35. 6d.—
" Mary Stuart," 4s. 6:1 or on fine-Paper 6s.
Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. Paternoster-row ;
where may be had Schiller's celebrated Novel of the" Ghost
Sear," in 4 vols. price 14:S.—Also Kotzebue's Trati-Comedy
of Count Benyowsky," price 3s. 6d.

.SPRING PHYSIC.,
A Sweetener Of the Bi .od, at thiss. Season of the •
Year, has 'ever been deemed necessary; that it gene-
_
rally proves a preventative against epidemic and fatal Dis-
easeS, we have the experience of preceding ages, and it is
even recommended by the Faculty as a. wise precautionary
custom ; tne adyai,tages, therefore, of DE VELNO's VE
G E PABLE PILLS, on account of their convenience, safety,
pleasantness Or operation, and efficacy, must be self-evident
to every person whose eyes are not blinded with prejudice.
They prove the most powerful
.Alterative, Purifier, and
Sweetener of the Blood, ever yet discovered, and may he.
co:ititiently relied on as the most safe and certain Remedy for •
the 'curvy, Scrophula, or King'S Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Leprosy, and other disorders arising from •an impuT or im- •
paired state of the Blood. They do not interfere with the
avocations of business or p 1 asure, their operation being al-
most imperceptible, reqUiring no alteration or restraint of
diet.
Prepared by a regular-bred Surgeon, and Sold; wholesale
and retail, by Pidding and Co. No. 76, OxfOrd-street, Lon-
don, in small boxes, price 4s. 6d or six boxes in one, price
225. ; also retail by I utt, Royal Exchange,; Ward, No. 324,
Holborn • Butler,, No. 4, Cheapside ; 'Shaw•and Edwards,
No. 66, 'St. Paul's Church-yard, and by every Vender of
Medicines in the Kingdom ; but observe that it is signed with
1 red ink, by 1. Pidding,. No. 76, Oxford-street, London,
otherwise the Public might be deceived by inefficacious Pre-
parations assuming a similar Name.

A CARD.
CHEVALIER RUSPINi respe.lfully informs
the Public and his Friends, that his eldest Son is now
returned to London, after having been praftising for ten years
in the different Courts on the Continent with great success.
He, therefore, can now, with the greatest confidence, recom.
mend his Son, as perfettly qualified to practise in all the
branches of his Profession as a Surgeon Dentist.—As thete
are many•lmitations of the Chevalier Ruspini's Dentifrice,.
Tincture, Styptic, &c. &c. it is proper to guard the Public
against Imposition. The genuine Compositions may be
had, wholesale and retail, at the Chevalier's House, the cot-,
ner of S. Alban's-street, Tall-Mall, opposite Carleton
House.
Complete Mahogany Boxes, that hOld ail the CheValier's
.Medicines, 31. each.
The Prices of his Medicines are (Stamps included) as fol-
lows, viz. Dentifrice Powder, 6s. Tincture, 6s. Elixir, 6S.
Styptic, Ss. 6d. Double Bottle of Styptic, 17s. Ditto, (hit°,
of Tincture, Les. 6d. Ditto Box of lenlifrice Powder,
,Los. 6d.

•
DK. NOKRIS,s DROPS.' .
HEALTH being the most invaluable of. hurn:tn
enjoyments, it is a duty we owe society, to contri-
bute all in our power to preserving so great a blessing. In
calling the public attention to these truly excellent Drops.. a
pleasing confidence arises, that a Nledicine proved by the ex-
p rience of more than half 4 Century, will excite the afflict-
ed,to a trial of • its virtues. The approaching season is pecu..
liarly adapted to a display of then\imrprizing powers, for,
though as a specific in,every species of Fever, . they stantl
un
rivalled; it is in-disorders of a putrid tendency, incident to
summer-heats and warns climates, that their salutary intlu
(nice prevail almost beyond the limits of belief : they not only
k putrescence in every stage, •but.recal vital power even,
in the moment of .expectred dissoltition supprining
insensible perspiration, they rel)lnve omtructions in tne
syStem productive of Scurvy, Gout, , Rheumatism, with va.
rious other Complaints in the Asthma, Colds,,,_
and beginning Consumptions, they 'will be found equally be-
neficial- The Family Bottle, z2s. (Duty included) is only
to be had at the Dodoes House, No. ay,, :Lower Br, 01(-
street. Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures are Cleliver-
ad gratis, and orders Lit exi:or(ation e teemed: Sold in
smaller Bottles at t ts. and. as. 9d. wholesale and retail,
by Bacon and Co. No. 150, Orford-street. Retailed.by all
other Venders of Medicine_ A Certificate,
.signed by the
Propricturs, is attached tc each Bottle. -