The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-08 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, DitURY-LANE.
rro.moßßow EVENING, Feb. 9, I Foos,
will be performed, a Comedy, called
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Shylock, by A GENTLEMAN,
(Being his 4th appearance on any Stage.)
Antonio, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
.Bassanio," Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
l.auncelot, Mr. SUETT.
Portia, Mrs. POW E LL ;
Nerissa, Mrs. HARLOW E;
•
Jessica (with Songs), Mrs. BLAND.
WITH.
LOVE AND MAGIC ;
Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY.
Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE ;
Matzo,. (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ;
Pantaloon, Air. MALE; ScaraMouch, Mr. GIBBON ,
Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ;
' Tycho, (the Clown) Mr. GRI NIALDI ;
- Columbine, Miss B. M E NAG E ;
The Sprite, Miss T RE, ,•
Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHARD ;
Little Bess, (the Ballad Singer; Mrs. BLAND.
The Vocal Principll Parts by
Mr. COOK.E, Miss TY It b.R, Miss ltd SNAG E,
Miss HICKS.
Principal Dancers.
Mr. BYRNE, Miss B. MENAGE,
• Miss DOUG LAS.
On Thursday, Hearßoth Sides, With A House to be Sold.
(rr The l'ublic are respeafully infomied that on Satur-
dity the ivh, will be produced anew Musical Drama, called
The hero ut the Niarth.

TH E A T RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 9, 1803,
will be performed,
HAMLET.

. . aYO U NG' ENT.LEMAN ;•
Ghost, Mr. CORY ;
Palonius, Mr. MUN DEN
. King, Mr. WADDY.
•, Ophelia, Mrs. Ht IOHNSTON ;
And, the Queen, Miss•CHA ['MAN,
WITH
. THE FARMER..
The Centlemm who last night appeared in the Charat-ler
of tallier, for the first time, was received throughout with
Imbou ed ap p san se, and will' repeat the part very. .speecrtir.
(-)n Thursday,,Delays.and Blunders, with.A 'Pale of Mys-
tery,
On Friday The Man of the World, with Paul ana Vit.
()a Saturday, The Cabinet, with The Review, or The
/Yoga of W indoor.
A new Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced next
week.' ; •

CATTLE SHOW, -
WILL he held at Longhorn's, Barbican, West.
Smithfield, on Monday the zSth of February,
Ind ?it achy the Ist of March. when Two ANNUAL
PRIZES of sol. each will be given, one to the first and
laboured
best Yokes of FAT OXEN, which shall have.
niboured a given period to provide Corn and other Food for'
Man, but shall never once have consumed it. The other
to all Breeds of clothing or short-wool Sheep, giving the
preference to those Most produCtive in Food and Raiment.
Sol. to the best Yoke of F OXEN,AT 2Ol. to the next best
Ditto; not to be slaughtered with the Axe, but laid with the
Knife; a skilful Person will attend for this purpose.
`3ol. to the Five best EWE HOGS, from ten to thirteen
mouths old; •to be taken from the• Store-flock ton days
only before shorn. • ,
201. to the' Fiv.c 'best PAT "%YETI! ERS, lour or Six-
tooth Sheep; to have had no Corn or Meal, and to be'the
property of the Breeder., • -
INtPI.EfvIENTS of, HUSBANDRY on a nets-or well
approved Constru6lion; and Samples of Grain or Seeds, will
r admitted, for which as well as for the Stock, proper
laces areallokted. on ,due. Notice given to N'lr Longhorn.
'The Stuck to NI sent in before Seven o'Clock on Ntottilay
Th"ling.--,Cates will be Open at Eleven. Working Oxen
here exhibited, which are •to be fed- for the Show of t 874,
Will not 'be required to return to work should. the distonce
exceed 43 miles, but may that be let up:
Two Pieces of will also be given by Lord SOmer-
•vi I le, to. those who' may 'have best merited P retniurns without
Otaining them: He begs leave toadd, that being unable to
accomrriodaie More than 200 at Dinner on Tuesday the tst of
March, when these Pilies will be-distributed, heirusts.that
Iris liricnds will)ittribute.their absence to this cause alone.

• • WANTS A. SITUATI.ON,
As BUTLER, or as Butler. and Valet, in a Re.
,
Ilan, gular.Family, or with a.Single Gentieman,.-a Young
upwards of 30 years of age, is welt acquainted with his
profession, :Brewing, the Management of Cellars, i has
lived r 3 years in two Families, bur in • the.Famil y which he
Ras just left, served only twelvemonths ; Character will
bear. the most strict invistiption. Letters (post-paid) ad-
ilressed 'to 'A. 13. at Mr. Rotronci's4 No. 79, St.•jaines's.:
street, London, will meet-witlithe widest attention.
N• B. I f with a Family, a Situation, chiefly
.to reside in.
the Country most 'preferred.

FASHIONABLE DANCINt.; by J. ALLEN,
'PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen.
of any age, who have never learnt tliis Accomptish-
nwnt, ur not in the,improved modern style, at No.. 19, Sher-
yard-street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alle.street,
uoodman's-fields. 't hey are taught on _a Plan particularly
Litlated for those to whom it is an objr.t 'to acquire it ex-
_ I4Alitiously, privately;
,and in the tirst,style of fashion.
FoteigneTs, °dicers, and Country Residents, who bay
yiish to learn in a few clays, may Board and Lodge, privately,
In the House, avid receive constant InstruCtion.
The Stied Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, .the
034 conducted by Mr. Taylor; none but Subscribers ad-
mitted ; none 'hut People of respectability can subscribe..
Respectable Schuuls add Families, if not distantfrom Town,
repll4lli, atteockd on. the usual Conditions, and instruCtirci in
every el4ant-requiiite of,Modern Dancing. -

NO BE SOLD IN LOTS,
In the Month or May next, •
THE MANOR and LORDSHIPDMALEHAM,
with Court Leet and Court Baron,. a Ferry. across the
Thames, several Mansion-houses and Gardens on the
Hanks of that River, and about woo Acres of Land, being
ve two-thirds ot the Parish of Lalehani, in the County of
itllesex, sixteen miles west of London.
in Particulars are prepartug, and will be ready to be delivered
inithe beginning of April, at Messrs. Graham's, Lincoln's

'TO INFT-I&kr
.10
~• •• LYMINC, , ,
isE L ETT, anti entered on in the Month olApril, either
FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED,
CompIeteI)WELLING-1-10USE, consisting
A, of a spacious and'cOnvenient K itethen, Servants' Hall,
oticttsekeeper's Room, handioinc hre.aktast Parlour, large
;11ln% and Drawing Rooms, live excellent Bedchambers,
"n" thtee Servants Roorns, with a good Carden adjoining,
in.the High Street of Lymingtoryand 6:nun-landing
'rout the. tipper Stories.most extensive Sea Views.
iiiff.irther particulars Way n on application to,AI.
Solicitor, Lymingtoo,

I‘4a
GODBOLDS
resprilly request the
tIY vencieri ot' their VEGETABLE BA LSANI, to take
otice; that the Hon: Commissioners or Ilk Nolajsty's
,t4iPp-olllee, having permitted there to have their Nantes
IKraved, 0.4 Math. and Samuel Godbold, No, 1, BIgQ-
PurY-siplare "un the body of the Stamp fixed over the
C"4 nf 'each bottle, the 'Venders wilt. tiivreiOre be pleased
toot, rettan the Medicine on hand, to haye it exchanged for
hers of the above.decription : and the are particu..
larly cautioned against purchasing the Wf.tie.l7lC which has
StaMp so engraved upon jt, andolso th,rir
Y '11‘.:111 in writing .ari the forge is.fektoy•