The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-28 00:00:00

- TIILATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, March 1, 1803,
will be performed,
2. TILE CABINET.
Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ;
peter, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Whitusiculo,. Mr. FAWCETT ;
And Lorenzo' Mr. TILL.
Curioso, Mrs.MATTocKs -
e°llstantia, Mrs. 11. IMINSTON;
And Floretta, Signora STORACE.
wITII
LOVE-A.LA-MODE.

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Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr. COOKE. •
Sir Callaghan O'Brallaghan, Mr. jOHNSTONg ;
• Squire Groom, Mr. LEWIS-
,
And Charlotte, Miss CHAPMAN.
eln'account of the indisesition of a Principal Performer,
the new Convexly is unavoidably deferred till Saturday. • •.;
On Thursday, Family Quarrels, with The lew and the.
Doctor.
And on Saturday will be produced, for the tst time, a new
in Five Ads, called John Bull ; or, An English-
nian's Fire. Side. To which will be adcicii 'lwo Strings to
'Tour Bow.

ORATORIOS,
AT PLAY-HOUSE' PRICES MIRING LENT.
THEATRE4ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 2, 1803,
• will be eerforned
• A GRAND SELECTION OF
~ SACRED MUSIC.
fronithe most ?favourite Works of HAN DEL.
• End of Part 11. A Concerto on the Violin, by M.r. G.
ASHLEY.
• Principal Vocal Perforniers,
Miss PARKE,
Miss MUN DAY, (her second Appearance),
Miss TENNANT.
BRAIIAM, Mr. SHITH, Mr. DENMAN.
-Leader ot the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Organ
The remainder of the tiand and ChOrtisses, which will be nu-
merous and complete, by the most approved Performers. -
The whole under OW Piredion of Mr. ASH L EY, scn.
Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to com-
Thence it SOCII CIOCk TreelitrY • •
130xese6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery, as. Upper'Gallery, ts.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
tatage Doot H
, in Hart street.

EXTRAORDINARY EximarrioN of PICTURES,
At NO, 97, Pall-Mall. •
HE Public. have now an opportunity of see_
ins upon Canvas a'Cortea Representation of the Hor-
tors perpetrated' in' France by the execrable Robespierre,
and his infuriate Banditti. The Artist has ably oourtrayed
these wretches in ,the pit of. rushing ,into the Regions Of
Darkness whence all hope is banished; but as a relief to
the Turnti; an ELYSIUM • (an instance of great and fruitful
invention) isiinagined, and the-ROYAL,. with other illus.
Arious Victims, arc seen enjoying the peace which was re.
fused them in this nether world. These Pictures are
played by physical rtocess, so as to make them.appear like
a Magic Transparency; and for the accommodation of the
;._Pnblic, the whole is exhibited for One Shilling, from Ele-
ven in the Ntorning to Five in the Evening.

VINE RESERVED IMPRESSIONSOF MR. IBARTO-
- CELEBRATED PRINT, TO
,COMME-
110RAXE THE PRESERVATION OF HIS MA-
JESTY's LIFE,.
`THE LIKENESS approved by all the Royal
J.. Family, and the Print zealously Vatronized by the
Right Honourable the
,President aria the CoMmittee of that
splendid National Repository of the Fine Arts, the Royal
Institution.---This beautiful Engraving,-whether to comme-
morate the threatened attempt of a wretched Maniac, or the
More, criminal machinations of Traitorous Banditti, can
never be more suitably tittered to the British Public than at
the present moment ; and which may now be had, price One
Gumea, at Nos. 17 and IS, Warwick-square, Newgate-street,
and of Mr. Chapple, Pall-Mallotearly opposite St. lam es's
Palace.

ARMY AGENCY oFrrcE, • •
~• No: IS, Manchester Buildings, Westminster.
LIEUTENANT TAPP begs leave tureturn his
sincere Thanks to such Gentlemen as have done him
the honour to employ him in the. Negotiation of theitlVlili-
tary.Concerns, atukto Inform the Public and Officers of the
Army in general, that he has for Sale several Engigncies and
Cametcies in almost every situation; likewise Majorities,
Companies, .Lieutcnantcies, and rE psigncies in the East In-
dies, .at home, .and yariaus other Stations, fur :Exchange to
Ilal f.pay
14; 11. S.everal Companies wanted to purchase. • '
It is. requested, from the very heavy expellee of Postage,
that all Letters addressed to Mr. Tapp, may be post-paid.,

'I'I'I fl LS FOR SALE.--ISLE Olr WIGHT.
To SOLD BY PktlVA'rli CONTRACT,
A VERY' Valtpl.)c IMPROPRIATION, cam.
41—N. :prising all the GRFAT T talus oP"one or the most
ferule' Corn Parishes in the Isle of Wight, containing up.
Ardsh Lan of 150
d 0 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Sea.
A very a-Avaittageotts circumstance, of a particular descriP-
th)n. will accrue .to the- Purchser- of the above Tithes,
which will be explained to any person wishing to treat for
the same;.and a return of upwards of 4i per Cent. will
?rise front the'Purchase.money; These -Pithes are particu-
fulY recommended to the attention of any Gentleman, wish-
mg tcl make a respeelable Provision for a Son us Holy Or-
tiers. • •
• Thelituation of the Parish is beautiful, and the air re.
mark:Oily healthy.
Possession may be liad'of the whole Property at Michael-.
rim neXt. The Land-Tax and Poor-Rates are very mode-
rate.

Particular* may be known by applying to Mess—Jenkins,
lames and Co. Now Inn, London ; and of Mr. Warsley,
sniicrtorl NeWport, Isle .uf Wight, -where 4 Survey of the
Tithes may ty: seen.
rebel/ail 17,184)3 •