The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-05 00:00:00

THFATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TOMORROW EVENING, Jan. 6,. 1803,
will be perforated,
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. *i

'WITH

LOVE AND MAGIC •'
Or, HARLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. !i:•.
harlequin, Mr: BYRNE • ,
Mago, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ;
nt al oon, Mr. MA LE ; Scaramouch; Mr. GIBBON.;
Gipsey King, Mr. COLLINS ;
Tycho, {the Clown) Mr. G.RIMALDI ;
Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE;
The Sprite, Miss TYR ER ;
Old Woman, Mr..BAYZAND •
Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANCHARD;
Landlady, Mrs. COATES ;
Little. Bess, (the Ballad Singer) Mrs., BLAND.
In consequence of the universal approbation, and incessant
bursts of applause, with which the new Pantomime of Love
and Magic, or Harlequin's Holiday, is received, the Public
art most respectfully informed that It will.he repeated every
Evening till further notice.
On Yriday, Theßeaux Stratagem ; Scrub, Mr. Baunister,
inn. Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. Jordan.
On Saturday, Count of Narbonne ; Adelaide by a Young
Lady, 'ming her first Appearance on any Stage.
A new Historical Play, in Three Acts, with Music, cJed
The Hero of the North, i,.in preparation.

•
THEATRE=ROYAL, COVENT4ARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 6, 1503,
will be performed,
• DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.
The Principal Characters by
Mr.' LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN,
)4r. FAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMERY,
Ms. SIDDONS, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. SIMMONS.
Mrs. LITChFIELD, Mrs: H. JOHNSTON,
Miss MARRIOTT, nd Mrs. MTTOCKS.-
The PROLOGUE to be sapoken by Mr.A BRUNTON.
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• HARLEQUIN's HABEAS ;
Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES.
Principal Pantomime Charadlers. •
Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ;
Quano, Master MENAGE ;
!An Date, Father to Columbine, Mr, L. BOLOGNA ;
• Richard Roe, Columbine's Lover, Mr. KLAN ERT ;
Lounger, Mr. KING ;
Columbine (daughter to john Doe), Mrs. WYBROW ;
Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DARLE Y.
The New Pantomime having been found rather too long
in representation, the Scene Of the Hall of Speeires is un-
avoidably omitted.
On • liriday, Family Quarrels with the Follies of a. Day.
On Saturday, Family Quarrels, with Honest Thieves.
Ladies and Gentlemen who could not obtain Places for
the new Tragedy of Alfonso, are respectfully acquainted
it will berepeated on Monday, with the new Pantomime.--
The latter Piece will be performed every Evening except
when the New Opera is aeled.
On Tuesday, Family Quarrels.

IrHE CREDITORS of CHARLES STURT,
Esq. era requested to transmit an account of their re.
si)eaive Dentands, to Messrs. Clarkson, Essex street,
Strand, London; or- to Mr. Dean, Attorney, Wimbourn,
Dorset; on or before the Loth day of January instant, in
outer to a general-A rrartgernent of hie Affairs.

WANTS EMPLOYMENT, An IRISH GEN-
TLEMAN, who fell with the Fallen Government
VT hts Cotiorty : he writet elegantly, can itgu
dre ava at a
Peat rate, and understands Books and Bottles to amiratioy n 11 I
A line directed to I'. Q. Old Slim6liter Cora-house, St.
Martin's-lane, will be attcnded to, if it has merit. •

WANTED, in a FOUNDATION SCHOOL,
a CLASSICAL. ASSISTANT, capable otteaching
the lower parts of the School. He must be in Orders, and
possessed of a Degree in one of the Universities.--Terms
and Particulars may he known by application to Mr.-Law,
Bookseller, Ave-Maria.lane, Paternoster-row, I ondon.
Also another Classical Assistant, two Writing-Masters,
Itild'a French Assistant., For ivarticulArs of which apply as
shove.

FINSBURY-SQUARE ACADEMY
Will OPEN, after the present Vacation, on Monday the
24th Instant.• f'
THE principal nine& of this Academy is that of
finishing the Education of Your Gentlemen in Com-
Inercial and li.lathentatical Learning. It is peculiarly calcu.
latt for those who have been brought up at Public Schools,
t*
~,ter Classical Seininaries, and who wish to be txpedi.
"I 441 Y gn tin Foreign or D0T:1454C Trade, the Navy,
orthe Civil Service of the East India Company.
. This Establishment is adapted both* to the reception of,
Larders and the instruction of Pupils who do not reside inm
Eily • The Accommodations and Treatment are 116 e.
rat' „'' Separate Schools arc appropriated to different Branches
or tticly. end able .Masters arc employed in every Depart.
erit.
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Annuitants, Whose Annuities ale due, may receive the
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