The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-25 00:00:00

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THEATRE-RONAL • DRURY-LA.Nh. .
TO-MORROW EVENING, April. z 6, 1803,
will be performed, a new*Comedy, called
THE MARRIAGE PROMISE..
The charaders
14,1 r. C. KEMBLE, Mr. DWYER, Mr.•DOWTON,-
Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. OANNISTER, jun.
Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPE,
.Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS. Mr. EVANS;
Mts. POW LL; Miss MELLON, Mrs. SPARKS,K,
Mrs'. MADDOCI<A, and Mrs. JORDAN.'
T& PROLOGUE to he spoken by Mr. DWyER.
WiTH

THE SPOIL'D CHILD. _
The new Comedy of ,The Marriage Promise will be re-
Pealed every Evening this week.
On Wednesday. with the Burletta of
And on Thursday, with A House to be Sold.
Due notice will be given of the next representation of the
Hero of the North.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April z 6, t 803 t
will be presenied
JOHN
Or; AN ENGLISHNIAN's FIRE-SIDE.
The Principal Charaacrs.by
. .
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. COOKE,
Mr. FAWCETT,-.Mr. lOHNSTONE,
Alr. H. IOHNSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD,
iMERY, Mr. WADDY, •
Mrs. GIBBS, -Mrs. POWELL,'
And Mrs. N. lOHNSTON.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
With A. Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. lOHNSTONE.
.• WITH
• . THE MAID OF THE MILL.

nn Thursday, Tabu Bull, with The Flitch' of Bacon..
un S4tutd,iv, John Bull, with The Deserter of Naples.
A new Musical 'Altvr,Piece is id neparation, called The
/air Fugitive, with new Music, Scenery, eze.

Mr. HENRY CAULFIELD's BENEFIT.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON FRIDAY, the t3th of May, 1803,• will
•he presented, ' •
A PLAY and FARCE, •
Which will be named in future Bills.
' Tickets to be had of Mr. Henry Caulfield, artlie Battle of
Lodi, lyceum, Strand; And of Mr. Brandon, at the 'r heatre,
whcr Places for thelluxes may. betaken:...,.... . •

I'AVING.OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 1803

•
PROPOSALS FOR,LIGHTIt4G•TIIRSTREETS:." .
THE DIRECTORS and 'COMMISSIONERS
will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps.
and Globes in the ity,:uncl for keeping the sarne, and the
Furniture thereol, In' good order, from the tst of Septembernext, for one, two.,"rie.three Years, as shall be agreed upon.
Globes,ro have a• double Burner. And.they ate willing,
if desired, to enter into,one or inore separate Contract or Con-
trads for flip same.
Proposals to be sent to this °Rice on.or beforo. the Jst
May next, sealed up, and direded to the Secretary the
Board, and .indorsed" Proposals for Lighting," mlitelr‘vill be
opened in the preSence atilt, Proposer, or his Representative,
at One o'C lock on the saidihry, alter tjch Day no Propo-
sal will be received.
Signed, by Order.'
• - W. 1. 110 MANS, SeerOafy%

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SIR JAMES MARRIOTT.
ALL Person hawing Dtinamts -on the. Estate of
•
Sir I Mr' ES MARRIOTT, Knt. deceased,
.;ate judge
of the High Court Of Admiralty, Doetors Commons, and of
Twinsted Hall, in the Comity. of Essex, and Master of the
College of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, are. requested to send
Act:Mints of such Demands to the' Rev, R obert Gray, at
Twinsted Hall aforesaid, or to Mr. lanies'l%VildoWaroft,
licitor, of (:rag's Inn, London, the'Executors to his Will,
and Trustees for the Sale of his
.real Estates.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,.
P ursuani to 1-1 Court of Chancery, Made
in a Cans( HOBSON, before John
Wilmot,' tis of the said Court,, in
the Pub! Court, in SOuthanipton-,
buildings, i, on Wednesday the 2,7 th
Day of A Hours.of live and Six in
,the Atte' . .
TilE , INTEREST in
, 6666! Ye per Cent., Annuities,
standing in atant-General of the..aid
(butt, exr Francis Fiench : And the
keversiona vy Five per Cent. An-
inuities, str le said Accountant.Gene-
ra4 expeak, Am Blake:- And also the
Reversionary Navy Annuities., .standhig
in the Name of the said Actountant-General, expeaant on
the neath of John Lynch
Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham.
bells in Southampton-buildings; of Messrs. -Sermon and
01111
tY ray's Inn ; Messrs.. Ward, llennetts, and Creaves,
C . Garden.; • and of Messrs. Smith, Kekewich, and
F
Hos ns, Lincoln's Inn. - '

VALUABLE SALMON FISHINGS ON• SPEY._
'THE DUKE. of GORDON's SALMON FISK.
I NGS *on the River SPEY, to which the Earl of Mo.
ny's are joined, are again open,, and ready to ba•antermi to for
the Season 18q4, on alesse for 14 Year*. From the rising
value of Salmon, tires 2 Fishings become an important objat
to any Couipany adequate to the Utide.rtaliing.'
Sealed Proposals, addressed to e:tartes Gordon; Esq. of
Cluny, Edinburgit, will be receiyed of these Fishings until
the Ist of June. 1803, and those not accepted otreturned.'

SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY ,t-MORAY,.
To be Sold by Public Auction, within the kfayal Exchange
Collee-House, Edinburgh, on Wednesday the rith. May
next, at Six o'Cloek in the Evening, if not previously
Disposed of by Private Bargain,
'ALL an&l Whole the Village, !Ands, arid
Port of BU RG II- HEAD. The romantic appearance
and local advetntages or this Preperty are well known. It lies
on the Murray FritiWalmost directly opposite the Frith of
Crotnarty, and front its own situation, and that of the sur-
rounding shores, might be rendered "one c..t. the Most commo-
dious and sate Harbours on the Northern Coast of Scotland.
Vroin Surveys and Estimates, which have be,!.n recently
made, the Harbour might be completed at a suit cx pence,
3nd from its being placed at an equal distance from, and
'Within six milos of each of the thriving towns of and •
Forres, it must haturallybecome the Sea-port of both these
Places, Should the I)rojed:cl Canal front the Murray Frith
‘ll the West Coait ofScotiand take place, it' would neee,sa-
rily add greatly to the value of this Property by, the increase
of Trade, and great resort of Shipping to that Coast.. Upon
the Property there is a valuable Quarry of Freestone, capable
elf being convertol to every purpose, and affording excellent
-Materials fur carrying on the necessary operations Upon the
Harbour. The Village and Ground contain ,Thirty-two
Scotch Acres. There are presently about eighty fainiiies in
It, and the demand ter the accommodation of others is con-.
want and increasing. Fur some years past, Ship and Beat-
bhilding have.been carried On there to a considerable extent,
4.nd being situated, in a cheap; posulous, and fertile Country,.
a variety, of'Manufactures and Trade. might he 'undertaken
and prosecuted with success. In short, a more eligible Put-
chase for a Manufacturer or Merchant seldom occurs.
Application int a Purchase by. Private Bargain may in the
lateen time be made to the Proprietor, Sir Archibald Dunbar,
Bart, by Elgin; Dunbar, W. S. ; Mr. Donaldson.
Smith,nictore at 4.2ordonston, by Elgin; or Mr. Spoftiii-.
woode. Sackville-street, London ; any of whom will give
every ininintation as to particulars. •

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