The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-03 00:00:00

NUMBER 3314•)

FOR THE EBNEFIT OF MRS. POWELL.
I'HsATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
. ,
N MONDAY EVENING, May 23, 1803,
will be presented
THE WINTER's TALE.
• Leontes, Mr. POPE .-
Mamilius, Master BYRNE ;
Polixenes, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Florizel, Mr. C. KEMI3LE ;
Clown, Mr. SUETT ; ,
Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
germione, Mrs. POWELL;
Perdita, Miss HICKS ,•
Emilia, by a YOUNG LADY, , • .
.(Being.her first appearance on any Stao.)
WITH
A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
Which will be expressed in future Bills.
Tickets aixl Places for the. Boxes to be had of Mrs. Powell,
No. 36, Craven street, Strand ; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Lox Office, in Little Russell-street.

10. REAL DISTRESS. • •
''Person respeaably descended, is, by the con-
tinuetl•serics of the most unprecedented calamities,. so
pitiably reduced, as to compel this urgent application to the
considerate
.Public for Relief. Her Husband, who served
abroad as an Officer during the late War, since the Peace
being immured 41,g:1u), for depot, : is thereby prevented nir.:n
lessening the miseries. or-even .INi:tit the eoininon inainte- •
*lance of a large Family :.four Children, in part only lately
recovered from the most seven:. and expensive illness, in
which one died, with the 'further .weighty charge of the.
recent birth of another, all without prosped of support, but
through this channel, until their Parent's liberation, are the
leading circumstances -of her trying case, now respectfully
subMitted to feeling minds. The smallest donations will
be thankfully received, 'at' Mr. BeCket's, Bookseller, No. Si,
Becket begs leave to recommend the above
melancholy Case to the 65nsideration:ot the benevolent and
• Ilumane, for the fads are truly stated, and they are real ob-
jeds of charity. _ ,

. .
VOTICE is hereby given, 0;4. a GENERAL
.4.1 MEETING of the PERSONS, .whose claims upon
His Royal Highness- the.-PRINCE of WALES wert.liqui-
dated by the Commissioners, appointed under an Mt of Par-
Jiamentpasseal iti the year 1795, will beheld at the Thatched
House Tavern, St. James's-street, on MONDAY next, the
9th of May, i'd'o3, arTwelve o'clock precisely, to receive the
'Report of Committee deputed at a former Nleeting, held
at the same placeoopresent ari Address to His Royal HighT
gess, on the subjet of His Gracious Intentions expressed
respeeting their Relief.

. .
A GENTLEMAN retirini. from an. Extensive
CONTINENTAL CONCERN, which he has re-
presented with the most' flattering success for the last tour
years in England, Holland, France, and Germany ,• and bay-
sng the advantage of personal Connexions in thuse.Countries.
begs leave to make a ten&r of Iris Services to any respectable
house, whose Interests his Abilities may be thought capable
of promoting. -
Address to 13. B. at john's Collie-house, Cornhill.

I
) MOYSEY...Junior, of s Plymouth,, and J.
-L • joccuT and Co. Merchants, Ship Agents, and
Insurance Brokers, beg leave to inform all Merchants, Un-
derwriter's, and OWnere of Ships or other's. that, in the-
strielest sense, of the words they have, re-established a Hoyle
in London. Great attention will 'be.paid to, any Ships in,
Distress. that may put into the Port of Plymouth, or any
other Port of the West of England. They intend to appoint
Men of the srrietest Honesty to Survey any Shira, or Goods.
—Masters of Ships. are expected to call at the Mike of PP.
Moyiey and jagg6tt, when their Ship is lit safety.
NIUYS EV, Junior, begs leave to inform the C R 1:1)1.
TORS of Ids Bankruptcy of the Year 1794, that at any time,
by applying,at Itia,Otfice in Plymouth. or at the (Mice of
Mr. joggett, they will RECEIVE THEIR PULL
MO,UNT. •

,4 DRESS is one of the various Ingredients that contribute
to the Art of Pleasing."-;—Vide..l.tiesterlield's Letters..
MAGASIN de NOUVEAUTES, for .Gentle.
nien'sDrcss.• Ladies Riding Habits, Pelisses, Great
Coats; ilcc. No. 408, New 13E7nd-street. The • Nobility acid
Gentry are respeafully informed, that a New Article is pre-
pared for Riding Habits ter the present Season, very light,
pleasant, and 'durable, and made -up in the best and must
fashionable manner,* from.T wci Guineas to Two Guineas and'
a Half the Habit complete, • particularly well calculated for
Ladies le, tOride..
Habits of superfine Ladies': Cloth, of the newest Colours,
and liitewise of Black, Blitcs, and mixt Cwsimeres, which
.are extremely pleasant, .light, and elastic.. Habits of either,
made up in a superior style, at Five Guineas each, Ready-
Aloney. • -
.Gebtlemen's light Summer Coats, for Morning or After-
noon, of tine Cassitneres,' in a•variety. of Colours, made up
the'best and- Must fashionable manner, at Two Guiueas
and a 1-1;lf each.

. variety of Waistcoats, of the newest Patterns •for. . the
Season ; line Cloths, Embroidered Suits for. Court-itiii-
forms, and every fashionable Article of Dress, made tip. at a
feW hours. notice, at such fair and reasonable prices as will
be found a considerable saving, and particularly to. thosa
Gentlemen who chuse to pay Ready-Money.
"So much for Dress, whichl maintain to be a thitig of
conSC,quence in the Polite World."--Vide Chesterfield's
141st Letter.
No. roS, New Bond-street.

A IREEHOLD.--I.YMINCTON, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CUNTRACT,-
THAT. Elegant and Commodious Mansion, eall-
eti the GROV E-MOUSE, with the Furniture, si-
tuate near the Town of Lvinington ; and immediate Poises-
sion may be had. The House has been recently enlarged,
improved, and finished in a superior and substantial Wan-
ner. It contains on the GrouleeFloor, a Dravving- twin, 21
feet square, -• 12 in height Dining-roorn of the same (Innen-
sions ; Library, 23 feet byl ta in height ; Breakfast Par-
lour, 21 feet by 15, 9 feet 7 in height ; with Unites of every
description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story
are live large Bed-chambers, with two Dressing-rooms, four
excellent Servante:ltoorns, and a,Lanndry. There are good
kitchen Gardens (partly walled) anti a neat, Shrubbery sur-
Tounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling tor,
four Horses. The Furniture is new within the fast ten.
months, made of the very best materials, in tht: first style of
elegance, and in good preservation.
Grove-House conutiands beautiful and extensive views of
the Isle of Wight, till: Sea, and the surrounding Country.
That deliAhttul Walk tallod the Grove, adjoining, is part of
the Premises and will be included is the Sale.
For further Particulars (ii' by letter, pot.paid) apply to
Charles St. Barb::, Esq. at the Bank iieLyinitigtonovlto :will
sleliYet Tickets for viewing the llouso and Furniture.

TO TIIE PUBLIC.
THE Honourable Commissioners, for the startiO
Duties having been pleased to grant Dr. Solomon the
trivilege of an exclusive and Particular set of Plates for his,
-Stamps, whereon his Name and Residence, viz," Sam!. So-
lomon, Liverpool," are engraved, •
The Public areherebv respez.lfulty informal, that infuture
his Medicines, the Curtlid li dins el S.; and Anti- Impc,
tigines, will not contain the Certificate as.licretofpre hlclosed,
signed lay him, tiie Government Stamp pasted over the Cork
()leach Bottle, bearing his nanie inahe bedy thereof (to Coun;
terreit Which is, Felony), being 4 sidPcient security to bin*
and the Publi6 in Keneral against all Manner of Imposition.
Purchasers of those valuable. Medicines, and of .Dr. Sole
Abstergent Lotion, are therefore requested im a parts)
•cular manner to observe, that none is or can pgssiblYDe gcsiuine "
whien is not sta!-nped in the mariner ANON Stittau of
course all otbetp are Coutttericits.