The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-12 00:00:00

A NW GRAND. SPECTACLE.
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ROYAL CIRCUS.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, July rz, will
1 be presented a grand Display of
HORSEMANSHIP.

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.After which will be performed, for the first time, with new
• Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, an entire new
, Grand Spelacle, called,
THE CORSICAN PIRATE ;
' Or, GRAND MASTER OF MALTA.
• • • C lIA a'A CT ER S
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St. Elmo, a valiant Knight of Malta, eleaed Grand Master,
Mt. Roberts; the Count, his Father, Mr: Burrows ;
raquetto, the Grand Purveyol, Mr. Montgomery ; Bono-
- 710. Mr. Pilbrow'; leofrid, Mr: Ridgway ;.Patriarch,'Mr.
Humphrys ; Knights of Malta, Messts. M‘Kane,. White,
&c. ; and losceline, Brother anti Rival to St. Elm), Mr.
Helme. Emma, with Songs, Miss . Prioress,
Mrs. Barratt ; and Constantia, Mrs. Parker.
PIR A TES—P ie rre Francois, Mr. Male ;- lirasiliano, 'Mr.
Simpson ; the Crew, Messrs. Porter, 14linill, &c. ;
and, Bruno d'Ajjacio, their Corsican Comm :Wier,' Mr.•
Robert la 'Misc.
msut —jack Junk, with a Song, Mr. Slader ; Madners,.
Messrs. Serjeant, Sherwood, Ict:. ; and Commodore Sid.'
ney, Mr. Betterton.
The whole of the Spectacle, never ailed, written and pro.
ituced by Mr Crois. •
Yet the seventeenth time, with an entire new Overture by
Mr. Sanderson, in which several Airs will ne introduced on
the Ohoe.an:l Northumberland Pipe), by 11r. Smith, from
the Theatre Royal, 13ath, a new t. ,nd. Local, Tempo.
rary Divettisement (the Poetry b% Nir. Coss. the Dances
. - under the direction of Mr. Montgomery), c lied
OUR NATIVE LAND AND GALLANT
PRO'rEC.I'ORS.
Consisting of the following New Scenes, Songs, Dances,
tee. &C.
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Scene 1. Rural 'Seetit.—Chorus, " the Heart 'cheering
sounds," &c. The much.admired Pas-de-TrntS. With She.
Skipping-Rope, by the three Miss Ada Ms. Dairy.
plait," My Dairy I have left," &c. Miss Howells, • Rural
Pas Sent. Mrs': Helme. Song, Genius of Britain, " From
Peace," &c. Mr. Burrows. . .
Scene It. An Encamptnent.—Broitl;_word Hornpipe, Miss
-Adams. Song, Officer of the Surrey Yeoman Cavalry.
Heinle. Scotch Pas Seul, Mrs. Parker. Recitative " Now
view," &c. Mr. Burrows.
__. Scene 111. Sea View.-.. Hornpipe, Mr. Montgomery.. Sea
Song; "Mv name's steady Sam," lec. Mr. ',lacier. Treble
ponipipe, Mr. Montgomery. Miss Adams, and 'Nara. Parker.
Finale.—" Soon shall the proud Invaders learn,". at.
Messrs. Burrows, Helme, Slader, Miss Howells, 'Ste. • •
nd , for the 39th time, will he performed an entire new '
Grand; Vocal and Patitchninl,cal Tale of F.rutharitMenr.
, with new Musit4 Scenery, Machinury, Dresses, and De.
corations, called
NUMBER ;
Or, The ELFIN XING of the GIANT MOUNTAINS.
. Doors to be opened at 'Half-past • Five, "to' luegi -at Balt.
past Six o'Clock.
llov 45. Pit as. 'Gallery Is.—Second Price at Halt past
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'cittprrejßs of WIT.T.TAI.4 MAZKINTOSII. tsq.
Deceased.

rrl-IE CREDITORS of WILLIAM MAC
lawrosit fortnerly Cornmander hi rlie'East 11414
Coinpan., thridostaa,. and late of Gower-sticet
reciturd-square, Esq. deceased, are desired forthwith t
orantistit,an Account of their. Demands upon his Estate in his
Execut.irs, No. 3, %V inctiester-street, .london, 'in order to
their being liquidated. And all Person's who stand indebted
to the Estate of Captain Mackintosh, red desired to pity the
dame to the Executors above mentiotted.

htl LiTTA superoNcY.
••A GEN FL II AN oC the FACULTY will
-4( . present FIFTY POUNDS-to any Gentleman whi)
will .procUre him a Surgeonty in• tii or 'Army. of
iteserve. Letters, free orpostage, addressed to M. D. Salo.
plan Coffee-house, (Awing-Cross, willihe attended to,

WANTED, in the North or West of titanic%
-.A SITUATION fiir a Single LADY:tif 'gond
a Charatler and most respeEtable Family Connexions,
Its BO ARDER in a Genteel •Faihily:.A
,Clergy;uan's would
be preferred, or a Widow-Lady's.
• The Lady is near Thirty, and has Parents living. 'An
handsome Stipend will be paid. .
•. N. W. No Applications will be attended to. unless re-
ference can be given for Charader to, siml: of 'the moat
respedable- Families hi•the Neighnourhood.
inquire .of Richard i.Judlrce, llpitulsterer, Palace-yard,
restminster.

PAI.L.MALL, 1503.
MR:JEFFI47,RYs itoorm, Pub.
lie,. that the SALE by AUCTION or the Small
E 110 L ESTA'TE,iii MON MOUT [ISA (I It F., adver-
tised for the isth inst. will not take

• TO 1W SOLD BY AUCTION,
On the 18th, tgtii, 20111, and ....ISt luly instant, at the Guild-
. lord Arms, 111.V/4k:l'in:ire, in,the CottrktV. of Kent,
ALarge Qitoitity pf C,ivi .oAK,T.lmitgri,,
fit for 811iii-Bnilding, and Crooks tit for Boat.
al.o a considerable number of Asti, ELM. BEEC
and-CtIESNIIT.-THE ES. The whole will onn nOwards
of -t70,. Luta in diderent Quantities, and may be viewed ten
.slays befory the Sale. •
Printed Particulars may be had of %V. mid I. Black, MCA.
the Temple, London ; Mr. %Yalti-Ird. Wahlcriillare; iblr.
Potts,: Sandwich; and. Mr. Lamb, Dover.
The Sale will begin each day at Eleven o'Cl-ck in the
Walden hare is situate within four Miles' of Igo.
Yet, five from Deal, and bill, 'tram Sandwich.

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HAMPSHIRE. •
TO RE SOLD By. PRIVATE CONTRACT,
COMPAQ I' and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, consisting of a Mansion and Offices,
arni...hciuse, Watts, and all nec.-essary Out:buildings, and
in:mounded by 536 customary Acres of Arable, Pasture, and
Coppice Land, beautifully situated in a Fertile and Pic-
ttitesque part of the County, within two Miles of the Tutu.
pike:.road, and within sixty Miles front London. •
For farther particulars, inquire of Messra. G. Jones and
Green Solicitors, Salisbury-square, London,
N.ll. Immediate possession may be had.

•-x - - ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ~
At the Swan Inn, in Ross, within the Month of August
licxt, as will be further noticed in due time,
I !OUSE, Stable,. Double Coach.house,
()trice's, Gardens and Shrubbery, in the Outskirts of
the Town of Ross, for some years past occupied by the
Prnprietor, Mt. Hill, removing to another Residence in the
Neighbourhood.
The Premises include every necessary Accommodation for
Comfort and Convenience, are capable of receiving a nume.
taus Family, and are in good order and repair.
The Gardens and Shrubbery adjoining,, now in perfeetiort,
/lave been.much admired, as well for the disposiiion'of the
Ground itself, tbr happily commanding interesting and
extensive Views of the very beautiful Country surrounding,
and the windings of the River Wye, flowing through; the Vale
-beneath the Town of Ross. They may, be kept in order at
a very inoderaie ex pence.
The Purchaser will' have, the preference in taking some
verrexeellent Meadow Land near to the Premises, and to
there is a communication, by a Walk- through
Gar.ten and Shrubbrry. •
Form View of the Premises apply (Via), Letter,' post paid)
to Air. Medhurst of-the Swan inn, Ross, who wifl appoint
a One orthe purpose, and furnish any information required
....All,l lib- other Particulars,- apply to Messrs. Hill and Me're-
titi it, c.ray's. Inn. •