The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-24 00:00:00

CHILD STOLEN.

WHEREAS yesterday afternoon (Sunday),
between the Hours of Five and Seven o'Clock,
a fine MALE CHILD, aged about Three Years and a
Half, was STOLEN, from Bole-hill, near Norton, i❑ the
County of Derby.
This is to give Notice, that whoever will giveinformation
Where the said Child may be found, to his Father, S ,muel
Wolstenholme, scythe-smith, of Bole-hill, aforesaid, shall
receive FIVE POUNDS REWARD, and all expenses
paid. The Child has remarkably strong hair, fair com-
plexion, and has a brown mark on his side : he wore a
pink checked frock and a blue cloth cap.
Sheffield, May2l, 1832.

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION FOR THE
LAST NIGHT OF 111 E SEASON.
THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.

MR. BUCKE has the honour ofannuuncing
to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally,
that his BENEFIT talcot place TO-MORROW (Friday,)
May 25, on which occasion the following highly eminent
professors have given him the aid of their valuable services,
in addition to the established favourites of the Company:—
Madame VESTRIS, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. F. VINING,
Mr. JOHN REEVE, Monsieur ALBERT, and Madlle.
HEBERLE (the celebrated Danseuse of the King's
Theatre.)
The Evening's Performances will commence with MORTON'S

popular Entertainment of
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Sir Mark Chase, Mr. DOWTON; Mr. Selborne, Mr. BRIN.
DAL; Fixture, Mr. J. RUSSELL ,• Alfred Highflyer, Mr. F.
VINING (of the Theatre Royal, (-Haymarket); Maria Darling.
ton, Madame VESTRIS, in which Character she will sing
" When Harmony awakens." Mrs. Selborne, Miss KENNETH.;
Mrs. Fixture, Mrs. ORGER.
In the course of the Evening will be introduced a Grand Pas
de Deux, by Mademoiselle HEBERLE and Monsieur AL.
BERT, as danced by them with unbounded applause at the
King's Theatre, in the Ballet of L'Anneau Magique. And
Miss JAMES will make her first appearance in public, and sing
the popular Iri4h Melody of " The last Rose of Summer."

After which, the Operatic Entertainment of
JOHN OF PARIS.

John of Paris, Mr. F. VINING, Grand Chamberlain, Mr. J.
RUSSELL, Gregory, Mr. YARNOLD, Pedrigo Potts, Mr.
JOHN REEVE, in which character he will sing, " First vid de
grace extraordinaire;" Princess of Navarre, Miss PEARSON,
in which character she will sing Bishop's ballad of " The Ray
N. Hope," and " The Heart's First Love," (composed expressly
for her; Olivia, Madame VESTRIS, in which character she
will sing " Rise gentle Moon," and " The Young Cavalier ;"
Rose, Mrs. lIUMBY, in which character she will sing the Comic
Song of " Nice Young Maidens."
Previous to the Farce will be performed, by the celebrated
Dancers, Mademoiselle Heberle and Monsieur Albert, a popu-
lar Pas de Deux. Messrs. Bedford, Yarnold, and Robinson, the
Comic Glee of " The Little Pigs ;" Mr. Templeton, the Ballad of
soWldihereniriroedsy.,d,a,ylight hies ;" and Miss James, the Song of "The
The Evening's Entertainments will conclude with the revived
THE JEW Farce of
D THE C.
Bromley, Mr. J. RUSSELL; Doctor Specific, Mr. YOUNGE ;
Abednego, Mr. DO WTON ; Mrs. Changeable, Miss KEN:.
NETH; Emily, Miss FAUCIT.
Tickets, Places, and Private Boxes to he had of Mr.
Burke, Box-office, from Ten until Four o'clock daily.

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