The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-30 00:00:00

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THEATRE-IWYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

N MONDAY- EVENING, Mdy z, 1803,
will be performed,
JOHN BULL ;
- Or, AN 'ENG LISHNIAN's FIRE-SIDE,
The Principal Charaders by
Mr. LEWIS, -Mr. CO'OKE,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. lOHNSTONE,
Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. EMERY, -Mr. WADDY,
• Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL,
And Mrs.•H. JOHNSTON.
the PrOlogue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON'.
With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. lOUNSTONE.
WITH '

HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.
john Bull will be repeated on Thursday, Friday, and Sa.
turday next ; on Thursday, with the Lying Valet.
A new Musical After-Piece is in preparation, called The
Fair Fugitives, with new Music, Scenery,&c. and will be pro-
duced.on Friday next.

NEVER ACTED.
For the 13rNEFIT of Mft. and MRS. It JOHNSTON.
TIIVATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
C)IN WEDNESDAY Next, the `4th of MAY,
1803, will be presented a New Trigedy, caned,
THE HARPERI3 DAUGHTER.
Translated from the German cif Schiller, Author of the cele-
brated Play of The Robbers.
The Charaders by
Mr. COOK. Mr. 11. JOHNSTON,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. HULL,
And Mrs. LICH.FI ELD..
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
And the Epilogue by Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
In the course of the Evening, several fairourite Songs by
Mr. INC I.E DON.
WITH
.A TALE -OF ;vIYSTERY.

Tickets to he had of Mr. 1-1. Johnston. No. tog, Long_
Acre ; and of Nir. Brandon,at the Theatre, where Places' for
the Boxes malt be taken.

GLOBE INSURANCE-OFFICE.

. .
• Pall-Mall, 29th April, :Sq.
. _ • DIRECTORS.
• Sir Frederick Morton Eden, Bart. Chairman.
Sir T, Theophilus Metcalfe Bart. M. P. Deputy-ChairMan.
Miles P. Andrews; Esq.M.l'. Frederick Mulling, Esq.
iiarvey .Christian Combe, `Edward Mores, Esq.
Esq. Ald M. P. Sir Rnbert Peel, Bart, M. P.,
Wm, Dewynes, Esq: M. P. John Ftederick Pigott, Esq. .
Wseph. Donn, Esq. John RiChard Ripley, Esq.
William Duncan, Esq.• , Itich. 13ateman Robson, Esq.
Sir John Earner, Knt. Aid.. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart.
Sir Richard. Car Glyn, Bart. 101 in Henry Schneider, Esq.
Ald. I Arthur Shakespear, Esq.
ellehne'rsy(rHlollill'artEsd:clisc),, famiVi.esP.
r 'tidy, Esq.
Sir wrn. Leirhtnn, Knt, Ald. CharleS Edw. Wilsonn,Esq.
'Nth Latham, Esq. M. D. Glynn Wynn, p:.:q.
•
NOTICE' is hereby given, that the Offices of the
Globe Fire and life Insurance Company will he open-
ed for transacting Business on or before Alidsununer-day
iluXt.

applications respeeting the Company, must be made
to the Secretary at this Office.
THOMAS H. WILKUNTSON, Secretary.

PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, Marc 7, ;803.
PROPOSALS TOR-1.1",.;11TING Ti•lli
THE DIRECTORS aort COMMISSIONERS
will receive PropoSals for Lighting the Public Lamps •
and C lobes in the City, and for keeping the same, and the
Furniture thereof, in good order, from the tst of September
next, for One, two, or three Years, as shall be agreed upon,
The C lobes to have a double Burner,. And they are willing,
if desired, to enter into one or more separate Contra et or Con-
. trads for the same.

•
Proposals tote sent to this Office op or before the ist of
May next, sealed up, and direCted to the Secretary of the
Board, and indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," which will be
opened in the presence of the Proposer, or his Representative,
at Oneo'Clock on thosaid Day, atter whifli Day no prop°.
old will be received. , .
Signed, by Order, . .
W. I. HUMANS, Secretary.
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'7lkR. JEFFETtYS respeafully informs. the Pnblip,
LVA Ova, at his OFFICE. No. 34, Pall-Mall, for the
,SALE of ESTATES, HOUSES and PROPERTY in ge,.
teral, every possible attention is given to promote the interest
of 'his Employers to the best advantage, and.upon a moderate
charge for Commission. •
As instances frequently accuY in which Persons having
liouSes or.Otber Property to dispose of, are, averse to the de.
lay and uncertainty of a Sale, they may be treated with for
the immediate purChase of the same.
levels and Plate to any amount disposed of to the best ad.
vantage, in consequence of the frequent Commissicips Oita
to Mr. le&rys (who has been in that line of business more
than twenty years) to make such purchases.

'PASHIONAIdLE DANCING by Mr. Iti.LEN, ' •
11/RIVIXTELY taught to Lakiies and Gentleinen
Jl.. of auy age; who have never learnt this Accomplish.,
nient, or not in the improved modern, style, at No. 19, Slier-
ratd-street, Golderi.,square, and No. io, Great Alto-street,
Goodirian's,ficlds. They are taught on a Plan particularly
calculated lot those to whom it is an objed. to acquire it ex-
peditiously, privoitely, and in the first style of fashion.
Foreigners. '.)lllects and Country Residents, who may.
Nosh to learn in a few :Jays, may Board anti Lodge, privately,
in the House. awd receive constant Instrudion.
The ANNUAL BALL, will be on the 4th of May, at
the CROWN anti ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand. Re-
spectable Schools and Families. if .not distant from Town,
regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and instruded in
every elegant requisite of Modern Dancing.

WATER PROOF CEMENT.
IVATER etfdlually kept out of Cellars ;
v V , wise Tanks, Reservoirs, Fish-ponds, Moats, Baths,
Drains, 'Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats tar Brewers, Oiltnen.
Tanners, Fellmongers, ILTz. built in the most substantial
anti durable manner with Parker's Roman Cement, by Isaac
'emplar, Bricklayer, Queen. street, Southwark.

ORANGE TREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUE
BRUNSWKK SAUSAGES.
-LUST impulied, a large. Assortment of COange
j and Lemon Trees; Arabian and Catalonian 'enmities
arrived in the highest eerfeetion. •
Also a larre and choice Colledion of true Brunswick Sau.
ages, various Sizes, and in excellent Condition. Those
‘Yllo are curious in this .Article, will find them greatly supe.
for to any imported tor many years.
Montarde de NI Parinesan Cheese,Neurchatel Cheete,
White' French Vinegar, Ca mot Capers, New French Olives,
Corona Anchovies; Sex. by the-Importers „101-IN BUR-
ESS and SON, at their Old Wayeliouse, tO7,
Colliel nr the Savoy Stela,. Strand, London,'

• IRISH P.ol' LINS,
A RCHER and HAUGE LION", Manthattrers
to Iter Majesty, the Vrinces and Plincesses, very, re-
sPearully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have
now manufatured, and ready for their inspecition, a large apd
elegantrariety. of their nuiFh admired l'opling and :Tabbi.
nets. plain and. figured ; also Italian aty,t CyPros Sarscncts,
Black Silks of all :Descriptions, Romhateens, liombaz4ts,
and'eVery other article tOP VainilY Mourning. Ti,ey• entreat
Ladies resitling in the .:ountry, to write tar Patte, OS, front
which they may buy to the smile advantage ns if In London,
the fixed READY MONEY I'i-4:i:being -nurlzed on each
Article. Tabbt‘reas for 'Furniture, made iinine&ately to any
.Pattera.—No. 8, Heurietta.strcet, covet-A.G.-mien.