The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-22 00:00:00

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TILIZATREIROYAL, DRUKV.LANI:.:
PrO.MORAOW EVENING, April 23, TBO3,
J. will hz performed (7th time), a new Cermet)", C;lled

THE 'MARRIAGE PROMISE.
• The Chariaers by
"Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. DWYER, Mr. DQWTON,
Mr:IIOLLINGSWORTH, -Mo. BANNISTER, jun.
Mr. PALMER, ?.;.r.. POPE,
Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr:•SPARKS, Mr. EVANS I
,Alrs, POWELL, Miss N, -Mrs. SPARKS,
Mrs. MADDOCKS., and Mrs. JORDAN.
. The; P.R.OLOGUE to ix: spoken by Mr. DWYER.

NI/ ITH
BLUE BEARD: • •
1 The new Comedy of The Marriage Bromse, per-
formed for the sth time yesterday Evening, having ten again
nceived throughout with the mast unbounded and univertal
:v•nrobation and applause, by a brilliant and overtlow;ng
tt....tience, the Public are most respe4fully informet that it
will be repeated every Evening till further notice.
- Due notice will be given of the next representition et"
Hero of the North. •

CIWENT-GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, April 23, 1803'
. will be presented
JOHN KILL ;
• Or, AN ENGLISHMAN's FIRE-SIDE.
. . The Principal CI ratters by
' Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COoKE,
Mr. FAWCETT,.Mr. ioitNsToNE,
Mr. H. lOHNSTON, Mr. PLANCIIARD,
. . . Mr. EMERY, Mr, WAD-IYY, '
Mrs. GUM, Mrs. POWELL,
• • And Mrs. H. I.OIINTON'.
The Prolosue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. JOHNSTONE.,
. . WITH -

A TALE OF
john to, will be MYSTERY.
a_cw
musical
Amrrfoir,9ied on Monday anCruesday '
...ce is in preparation, called The.
A
new musical
with new Scenery, ArC.

DENE'V'OLENT INSTITUTION for .DELIVERING
POOR MARRIED WOMEN at their OWN HABI-
TATIONS: •
• its Royal flightless the, DUI( E of YORK., President.
Vice-Presidents,
Right lien. the Earl 'of Essex Sir Cecil Wray, Barr.
Right I-loth Lord Viac, Bulltelcy Sir Rich, Hill, Esq. M.P.
Itight lion. Lord Vise. Hood H. Thornton, Esci. M, P.
it
john Smith, Bart.

. • Tlionnas Jelrerys, Lsq. Treasur tr.
rrHE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the
a Governors 'and. Friends of this Institution, wilt be
held at Willies Rooms, King.strcet, St. famcs's-square, on.
Tuesday the z6th inst. at Four o'Clock. Ills Royal High-
MISS Chai r has-beeu pleased to signify his intention to take the

STIWARDS.
John Henderson, Trig. William Stidston, Esq.
" William p lasket. 'Esq. Kenry pines, Esq.
• John Garden, .Esq. Tohn Aquilla Brown, Esq.
Witham Birkctt, Eisq. 'Mr. loseph Christian
. Mr. Joseph Smeeton !fir. Isaac Eyre:
Mr. Thomas Thomas Mr. Peter Baker.

• THO. SAM.CiMAGE, Sec.
tr Tickets may be.har of the Stmaids ; at the Ban Of
the Thatcli'd House Tavern, St. lamrii's-street, and th,:
Hungerford Coffee-house, Stp.tnd likewiSe raf the Secrcr4rYs
10'
..• , I*,;„,k,
lifter ISinner.

CAMBRI'DGESHIR'E. •
. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. CHAPMAN,
1:11' Wednesday the 4th Day of May next, at the Baptist
~Head Coffee-house, in Chancery-lane, London, at Twelve
o'Clock,
SHE MANOR and ESTATE of. WOOD.
BURY-HALL, containing in the whcile'l.36B Acres.
The Estate-is very compadt, and situate in the Parish of
Camlingay, two Mika' from Pot ton, front Biggleswade,
seventeen Irony Cambridge, fifty frotn • London, and font
froin Girfortf.Bridge, on the'Grat North Road, troth whence
the River Ouse is nay igable to Lynn.'
The Mansion-house and Offices ate complete repair,
and fit for the hntnediate reception Of a Family.
The soil round the Mansion-house is retnarkably dry and
healthy, and the Turf is is
.good as any Race Ground ; the
Garden is esteemed equal, to any in the Kingdom for. its
Fruit.
'The Woods, which are in hand, and at a desirable distance
.from the Mansion-house, are good shelter for Game, of which
there is a variety on the Manor'. '
Particulars may be. had after. the toth of April' at the
Chambers of Mr. '6 raliant, No. 6,' Lincolns:init ; by AV„
And Black, Micktle•Temple ;at the prindinal .Inns•at Pot_.
ton; the Cock,at Eatun the Wheat- sheal,+.lconbury.hill ;
the Fountain, at •Huntingdon ; the Rain, at Newmarket ;
and of Mr. Chapman, at the Baptist Heaa Cotlix-house,
,Chancery-lane. -, •
N. 8.. The Gardener at Woodbury Hall will Om the
House and Premises about it, and the Teatants will slew
their respedliye Farms.

LALEFIAM, MIDDLESEX. •
TO.BE,SOLD BY AUCTION„
• By Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN,
•
Of Richmond, Surrey,
In FRIDAY, the %nth ofLOTS May next, at Twelve o'Clock,
at Noon precisel-y, at the Bush Inn, Staines,
THE 'MANOR and LORDSHIP of 4ALE•
HAM, with 'Cowl Lett aud Court Baron, several
Mansion Houses and •Cardens on the Banks' of the. River
Thamea I . and upwards of Eight Hundred and Twenty
,Accts of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lad thrt
greatestpart free from,Tythes : a healthy situatioas•and
situate in one of the best neiglibuorhoods ; only one. mile
from Chertsey, two from Staines, and sixteen from London.

Fdrther
particulars may lie had at the Chathbets of Mr.
Graham, Ltncoln's-inn ; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land.
surveyor and Audioneer, Richmond, Surrey ; and of Mr.
Thomas Harrison, of I.aleham, (who will =hew the Pre-
Inises,) and at the Bush, at Statues.

ODJIIAM, HANTS.
,A FREEHOLD HOUSE .AND PREMISES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. KIDD,
4t the -George in, Odiham, on Tuesday afith of April, pre-
cisely at Three o'Clock, .
VALUABLE and SUbsiantial New well.;
A built Brick E LLI NG HOUSE, fit fbr the recep-
tion of a Genteel Family. The Premises consist of Six
cheerful Bed-rooms. On the Ground Floor is a very good
Drawing-room, `Dining-room, and, Library, of well propor.
toned dimensions ; good Kitchens, ,and numerous Ofhcest
Coach.house and Stables ; .an excellent Garden surrounded
wit!) lofty Walls'well Planted. The House was built by
a.Naval Officer for his own Kesidence, and is Situated (in.
Closed With Folding Gates) at the Western Entrance of 'the
gle4lant Town of Odiham, in a genteel Neighbourhood, a
ne Sporting Country, abounding with Game, and several
Packs of Fox Hounds kept near there. Odiham is Two
Miles front Hartford-bridge, where Coaches Daily pass ;
Eight from Basingstoke, and Forty-two from London.
Printed Particulars may be hart on. the Premises, which
may be vle,vcd any time preceding the Sale, at the George
at OdiliaM; White klart,'Hart ford-bridge • Bush, Farnham
C,rown, Basingstoke; grown, Reading; King's Head, HP.nn-
-31,0w ; and of W. and j. .Kid 4,: Upholders, No. 6a, New
1.40-stmt, 'where a Plan of the HOLM ma7 be seer. .