The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-09 00:00:00

ROYAL CIRCUS,:

THE Public are respedfully informed, the above
Place of Amusement, with, improved Accommoda-
tions, and entire new Decorations, will .Open on EASTER
NIONDA V, April t 1, 1803, when will be presented a Grand
Display of HORS EAIANSII 1 P, by a Troop of most capital
Horsemen, augmented by the acquisition of Mr. M‘LEAN,
the Youthful Highlander, whose undaunted manner of -rid-
ing, and superiorskill, haVe obtained him the appellation of
the Intrepid Equestrian. ,
. Clown to the Horsemanship, Mr./PORTE R.
liter whiEli (first lime) an Occasional Lyrical Address in
the Charader of PADDY MILL in his Potatoe Garden,
will be sung by Mr. HARDINGE, the Gentleman who
-recently- performed Major O'Flaherty 'at the Theatre_
Royal/ Drury-lane; being his first appearance 'on "this
Stage. -
and, with an entire new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and
Decorations (tor the first time), *will be presented a New
Splendid Comic Pantomime, called
- THE RIVAL STATUES;
Or, HARLEQUIN lILINTOURIST. '

The Mniic composed, with an entire new Overture, by Mr.
Sanderson. The Scenery of the.Pantoinime,!glid 13ecora,
tiorit nt the Theatre, desig,necl- by Mr. Greenwood, and
executed by hint, :Messrs. Nlarchbanks, Clarke f Black-
more, NierrlA, and A ssh,tants. The Machinery, Panto-
. miirtiOl Tricks, ot.-c.i.t.7.d by Niessrs.• Honour, Male,
Collett, &c. arM executed millet:the diredion of Mit Ho-
. near. The Drawings of the Dresses designed •by Mr: ",Ro-
ixvts, and exezuted under the.cliretlionot Mr.,
•Hodion,.
and Mrs. Davis Mate Miss Withams). The Incidental
Dances by Mr. Montgomery.. The whole of the Stage
Performance invented, written, and . produced by Mr.
Cross.
In the course ofthe PantOmiine will be introduced the fol.
• lowing new Scenes : •, • '
An Enchanted Wood—The Palace of. Spleen—Avenue of,
Palms and Spleen's Hypochondriacal Cel l---Newark Castl e
and Bridge; Nottinkharnshire•- Exterior and Interior of
Dirty Warehouse in Leadealiall-street —Pastry Cooks. On
Twelfth Day—Teigninoutb Castle—Exterior and, Interior
.of Wrekin Tavern Experimental Laboratory, in which is
- introduced Comic Specimens of 'Tooth-drawing, Electrici-
ty, and Galvanism--View of Chester ; of Northampton
! Cross ; and the Well of St. Keyne, in Cornwall, in the
Parish of St. Neots. Tile reputed virtue of the Watei
this, that whether Husband or Wife comes first to drink
thereof, they get-the Master thereby.—St. jamcs's
.Gate—
The Custom-Hnuse--Allegorical Malitime View -A Ca.
vern by Moonlight—And Splendid Terraqueous Paradise,
consecrated to the Itt,:lease*of S pleen-eahmited Statues.
Charaelers.
Harlequin Frolic, Mr. SINIPSON ;
Frolic Harlequin, Mr. Slader ; Fantastick Lover, alia• Lover
Fantastic,-Mr. Betterton ; Pantaloon Care, and. Care Pan-
taloon, Mr. Elms:- Genius of Adventure, Mr. .Burrows ;
Spleen, Mr. PilbroW ; Landlord of the Wrekip, and Dirty
Dick 'with a Song, Mr. 14elme ; Lounger Lighttinger
(with a Sung), Master Illackmore ; Dr. • Experimentellif
(with
Roberts; 'West Countryman, and Unit:liner (with
Songs),.,.Mr.. SIAN.; Little Hussar (with Broadsword
' Hornpipe), Master Goodings, Pupil to Mr. Montgomery ;
and Antick Clown, and Clown Amick, Mr. Montgomery.
Singing Colninbine, Miss.Sl MS (late of the Theatre-Royal,
Covent-Garden. being her tirst appearance on this Stage ;)
Queen Niab (witha Pas Saul), Miss H. Lettin (Pupil to
Mrs. Helnic);- Pantalina, Dame Caution, Mrs. Parkin.
_-
son; Primrose Cul, Miss S. Adams ; •
And Dancing Columbine, Miss ADAMS. 1.. .
In the course at •the Performance, a Igew Ballad, called,

The Viilage Alaid, by Mr. Broadhurst.
Previous to which, for the 99th time, with new Ana imprcys'-
ed Sceney, Machinery,
,Drcsses, and Decorations, the po-
pularG rand Ballet, in t.,vo Parts, combining Song,-Dance,
and Aition, and founded tut. Historical Facts, written by
Mr. C foss, called
THE FATAL PREDICTION ;
frt ASSAS.S:n.

In which Miss SI MS (for the first time) will perform 'the
Charader of Sigurtha. •
The Saloon and Caine-room have been much improved.
A new Fruitery is added; and Ice Creams, Orgeat, J..ernon-
ade, Confedionary, Tea, Coffee, the choicest Fruits, &c.
provided for the accommodation of the numerous and fa-
shionable Frequenters of the Boxes.
Several Applications. having been made for Silver Tickets
for the Season, the Treasurer wilt attend. every Day front
Twelve o'Clock till Three, for the accommodation o those
wishing to become Purchasers.
Places far the I3oxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the
l3bxo thee, where Books of the Songs, ChoruSses, &c. with
a Prospcdus of the Aelion of both Pieces, may be had; and
of Mr. Barker, Russel-street,-Covent-Garden.
Doors to be opened at fiali-past Five, to begin at Half
past Six o'Clock.
Boxes 4s. Second 'Price zs.HPit as—
Gallery is. Second Price Gd.
Servants cannot possibly keep Places later than hialf-past
seven.--Second Price at Halt.-past Eight. -
•A new Grand Serious Spedaele, H Mat has been long in
preparation, will be speedily produced, in which Mrs. Par-
ker, recently of the l'heatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, will
make her re-appearance on this Stage.
'1 lie Proprietors have, intaddition to the above Icovelties ,
engaged several new Performers of professional. eminence.
Due notice will be given of their first appearance. '

Second Price is.—

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,-
STRAND ANDCORNIIILL.

INSURANCES agatnattLoss or .11amage by FIRE
continue to be, made onlionses, Buildings, Manufaelories,
Goods and Merchandize, Ships, Vessels,; Barges, and every
Kind of Craft, with their Freight, Cargoes, and Stores,. in
any Harbour, River, Or on any. Navigation, FARMING
STOCK, and all other Property, in any Part of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland.
Persons who-remain uninsured, will do well to reftea on
the many-Calamities occasiunea by FIRE ; and of the dread-
ful Consequences to many Individuals : and as Property, in
general,-has considerably increased in Value, those already
insured should reconsid4 their Policies, and make such ad-
dition as prudence may suggest.'
Annual Payments ducat Lady-Day, must be made within
Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Ilenetir of the Policy will be
lost; but Insurance may be renewed after, without a New
Policy.
Printed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a list
of the Directors, Trustees, &:c. way be had Gratis as above,
and of the It,;ents in all tile Cities and principal ToWns in
England, Scotland, and Wales. Tor the convenience of their
Friends in I reland,.they have established an Otlice in Dame-.
9treet;. Dublin, where,. and of the Agents in the principal
Cities and Towns,, Proposals are -also to be had Gratis..
ROBE RT .SK F:LTON, Sec.

NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS and

L'" DWARD MOGGRIDGE, No. 4.4., Ludgate-
-L:4 hill, Lennon; begs leave to intbrm his Friends and the
Public in general, that after many years attention and expe-
rience, be has to otter them BOOTS and SHOES, WATE R-
PROO F, with perfeel confidence of their being tar superior
to .ffly ever made. He makes the lightest dress Shoes and Coots
Water-ptool, preserving the I.oeather soft and pliable:. tie re-
commends them on shooting-4 xcu rsions, as no water can pe-
netrate. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage of
lasting twice as long as Leather dressed in the common way.
-An article of such general utility wilt no doubt attract the
attention of the Public, and induct, those who have a real
value fOr their health to apply at his Nipulaclory, as above.
He has ni) connexion with any.othcr House in London.
N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, Waterproof
and otherwise, constantly kept for the- East and West India
Trade. MerLhants and Captains liberally treated with.