The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-17 00:00:00

•
I.YCEUM THEATRE.
I.l;nder the Special Licensepfthe LORD CHAMBERLAIN'
Granted for the pfesent Season to the joint application df
all Parties principally interested.
HEM Majesties' Servants, forming the COM-
PANY of the late DRURY-LANE THEATRE,
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May t 7, tato, per.
'form G. Colman's Comedy of
JOHN BULL;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
• Peregrine; Mr. EYRE ;
The Hon. Mr. Shutfletrin, Mr. 01:. CAMP';
lob Thornberry, Mr. DO WTOItT ;
Dan, Mr. OXBF.KRY ;•
Frank Rochdale, Mr. HOLLAND;
John Burr, Mr. %YEW' TZ E ;
Dennis Brulgrucklery, Mr. IOHNSTONE ;
Lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ;
• Mary Thornberry, Miss RAY ;
Mrs. lirulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS.
*ln the COIIiSC of the Evening, a Hornpipe, by Miss RAY,
from the Opera-House.
A.Yortshire Recitation and Song, called " The Disasters of
Poor Jerry Blossom," by Mr. KNIGHT.
To which will be added, the Farce of
THE MAYOR OF GARRAIT.
Sir lacob lalap, Mr. PENLEY'
Major Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON;
Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL;
Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WE Wll ZER ;
Bruin, Mr. SMITH ;
Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HAR LO WE ;
Mrs. Bruin, Mrs. SCOTT.
The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
begin at Half past Six.
Tomorrow, the Maniac, or, The Swiss Banditti; with
it or Miss! being the last time those Pieces can possibly
Moe performed this Season. —On Monday, The Clandestine
arriage; with The Review, or, The Wags of Windsor. i

kOYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WEST-
MINSTER BRIDGE.
THIS and every Evening ibis Week, the popular
Grand Equestrian anu Pedestrian Spedlacle, called
THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT;
Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE.
TheSpeClacle concluding with a Grand Attacks by Land and
Water, on the Usurper's Castle, and t,;i Defeat by War-
tiors on Real Horses, some of which are seen emerged in
_Water.
varieu of HORSEMANSHIP, by the celebrated United
Equestrians ; this Week particularly by Mr. Crossman.
To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called
THE DISCOVERY ;
HARLEQUIN's SALUTATION TO JOHN BULL,
PADDY BULL, SANDY BULL, anct TAFFY BULL.
Second Price at Halt past Eight.
Equestrian Tuition from Ten till Three.
order to keep up a constant succession of Variety,
the popular Spelacle of The Blvod. Red Knight will be re-
peated every Evening this Week, with The Discovery ; and
tleXt Week with Harlequin Laplander.

DINNER OF THE LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT
LIVERY OF LONDON:
THE LIVERYMEN of LONDON who have
signed the DEC LA RA"! lON oldie Meeting held at the
:London Tavern on the 4th of May ►S►e, expressive of their
Veneration for the Constitution, their unshaken confidence
in the Virtues of the King, in the Wisdom of the Legisla-
ture, and in the Purity of the ludges of the Land, intend to
vine together on Tuesday, the 22d inst. at the London Ta.
Nem, and the following Gentlemen will officiate as Stewards
oh the occasion
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esquire, Alderman, in the
Chair.

Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. Alderman
Sir luhn Earner, Km. Alderman
Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Alderman
Claudius Stephen Hunter, Esq Alderman
Samuel Bircn, Esq Alderman
lohn Atkins, Este Alderman and Sheriff
William Jacob, Esq. Alderman, M.P.
Sir Robert Wigram, Bart.
.Messrs. Richard Abbey I Messrs. folin Inglis
\ Nathaniel Atcheson Edward Kemble
J. Adcock Richard Knight
William Angell' Samuel Kentish
Thomas I. Allen Matthias Lucas
john Al'din ‘ John Leecii
'fames Arthur John Lodge
Henry Blacksland Thomas Leverton
Jacob Hoak Charles Lock
aniel Britten Edward &Lilly
N. Brick wood Miles Miskew
john Branton Richard Mountford
Huntly Bacon H. H. Marten
.. John Burgon William Merle
Icahn Blades G. V. Nuenburgh
Daniel Bell George Nash
• W. Borratiaile Andrew Nash
R. Porradade William Palmer
labez Beynon Edward Poynder
Thomas Chatteris Thomas Poynder
William M. Carter John Perkins
lohn Coope Thomas Pittman
Samuel Dixon Henry Pigeon
Richard Dixon , Charles Price
William Dawes I. Rarnsbottom
. lohn Eykyn John Reay
• Robert Elliot Hasket Smith
George Fryer Peter Skipper
E ogenius Yenning Thomas Styan
Thomas Foster R. S. Sharp
Richard Frisby Thomas Sparks
George Godwin Robert H. Sparks.
William Could George Sharp
Daniel Cosset Thomas Simpson
-lo•cpli Cough Benjamin Severn
, William Graham Thomas C. Stevens
George Clenny Richard Teasdale
Alex. S Gordon John Tills
John Hanman Robert Taylor
a. Hougharn Christopher 'faddy
Thou las Hodgson
William Hayward Joseph Welch
'Benjamin Howard Thomas Wilson
Theophilus Hearsey I Edward Windus
lames lacks Thomas Williams
Richard jennins ( John Wild.
RICHARD CLARKE, Secretary.
S
its The Doors will be opened :it Three o'Clock.--Dinner
on Table at Four o'clock precisely.
ill' Tickets to be had, at 15s. each, of the Stewards, and of
the Committee, -at the Tavern.
N.B. The Declaration continues to lie for Signaturesat the
il'ontion Tavern, Bishopsgate-,street, and the London Coffee-
',Use, Ludgate-hill, until further notice.
London Tavern, May 16, tBto.

THE TRUE ORIGINAL l ESUITS DROPS
nre now prepared by SHAW and E BWA K DS, 66 (on the
Foot way), tit. Paul's, Successors to Joseph %Vessels.
Pr
HE JESUITS DROPS have long been known
; and esteemed a saf, cheap, efledual, and often an
ircir!lltediate Cure for Straneguary, Gleets, %Veakaess of the
Vdneys, or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of
ellereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de-
s•
Lbled effect : should the Complaint be far advanced, it will
necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits
tops.
The many depredafons made on the Property of the Pro-
sietors, compels them to give this Caution, that no one
ettle will be sent out of their House withoutand
b,‘"vards (Successors to Mr Wessels), 66, St.PauPs Church-
. a ••
rd. engraved on the Stamp.
, All others which are sold without the above Names are
itnfrositions on the Public.
(P' Ask fur Wessels' Jesuits Drops.