The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-04 00:00:00

?ENV THEATRIi kO'siAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
0-MORROW. EVENING,
..Dec.- 5, 1810,
wi:lbe'aded the'Grandylistoricat
_Opera of

GUSTAVUS 'VASA.-
be,PrinCipal Charaders by
Mr. YOUNG, Mr. EGERTON,
Mr. igIitRRAY, Mr..INCLF.DON,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT, •
*lfs. H. lOHNSTON, Mrs'. DI CKONS,
IVliss BOLTON, Mrs. C. KEMBLE,
Mis LISTON.
To Which will he added, the Farce of
LI, 114 k. WORLD'S A STAGE.
.Sir Gilbert, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
. Captain Staniey, Mr. HAM ERTON ;
Captain Stuke:ley, •Mr. LARE Nlo ;
. Diggaty, Mr. LISTON ;
Simon, Mr. SI NIMONS ;
• 'Miss Bridget Pumpkin, Mis. DA V ENPORT;
Kitty• Sprightly, Miss S. BOOTH.
Maces'
for The Bolles to be taken of Mr: Brandon, at "the
"ew Box-Office, in Prince's-place; Hart-street, trout Ten
till Four. • • -
.Boxes 7s. Second. price as. bd. —Pit 3s. 60.• Second-price
Gallery's. Gallery. Second-price is —Upper Gallery is.
4econo-price 6d. —No Money tote returned. ' .
..._The Doors will be opened at Half past. Five, and the. Play'
'6gin at lialf-pat Six.
On Thursday, Othello; with The Spoil'd Child.—On
-t...-rTiday, Gustavus . Vas4. —On Slturday, King Henry the
ighth.

A new Farce is in rehearsal, and will be praddced as soon
'

( n t(TeAt: usE..
IrHl AN IVERSARY. MEETING of be NO7
1.31..EN1EN and. GEN I'LEM educate it the
CIi~RTF,R-HOUS,E St'HQOL,; will be held at- the
Liiarter_ 11 oust on Werthesday, December iz.
Divine Serv:ceato begin at/Half past- V)ne d'elock.-
.P.reacher the Rev. I. H. MONK.
STZWAKDS.
C.. Bourchier,
Rev. W. -Palmer,
;44,,ev; C.: It. Einshawe.
cable at Five o'Clock.

IV.. C. Eliot, Esq.
Z. Kitt,- Esq.
.151: C. G frekthook. Fsq.
D;01,1 \.,JI be on,

N 1 S,-A. SI"FUATION,

A . ,
S'HOIISE:.MAID, or PLAIN COOK, in p,
"i• ~small Family •l cani lave :in wideniable CharAtter frorn
lier last Y Lice in the Country. • ,
Letters a(iiiressed, 'post-1)40, to' f . S. .No., 20, Bird-street,
(-2rov'enor-square..
. . .

• HER ROYAL HIGHNESS. THE PRINCESS
AMELIA'.
m.Rs: SALMON reiipe4:atiny- informs the No-
bility, and the Public, that in Order to accommodate
the numerous Visitors of her:Exhibition, the CO R itEc.r
LIKENESS of her Royal ._Highness. the 1' RI NC ES S
AMELIA lying in 'State,' vhth,Attentlince,' may be seen
(luting the whole of this and the eMtiing Week, at the usual
Admittance ot .One each-iLefsbn..
.._The 'Exhibition open from Ten in the, Mornipg, till
l‘fiiie'at Night.

SMITHFIELD CLUB.
PrHE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS SHEN'V
,of CATTLE, SHEEP, an:i Pft:S, will be• held at
r. Itevositary Yard, Geswell-street, near Smith-
field, on Friday, Saturday, arid Monttay, the 141 th, isth,
arid 17th or Decernbet, OP). The Annual Diviner of the
_l•trh will be lieldat Fretiilasun's Tavern, on Monday the
;7th, at Five fetlock ; and TiCkets, ic.s. 6d. each, may be
4'41 a the Bar of the Tavern ; or of Mr. Sadler, at the
SliewVard. -
N. B. The Stock to be exhibited for the' Pities must ar-
rive at' the ShewWardbetbre Nine on the morning
ofThursday,the. .and:Ceitificates exactly confurnvinle
I 0 the printed Forms, must either be, then delivered or lire-,
viausly sent (sealed ii to the Stewards at the Yard, other-
'lvise• such animals Will not be admitted int 6 competition be
211 e Judges: •
_hills of the Premitims and Forms, may be had at the
Yard; and N0.,7, Cloth-Fair; at file !King's Head; or the
Lock and.Key,Cotke-liouSes in SmitittieldsMarket:
The Club hold a 'Meeting at Freemason's Tavern, on
i'ficiay the h, at Three fi!clock.." -

IiAZARD, itid Co: Stock-Brdkers,
respectfully' inform the Public that (TICKETS and
EIIARES fur the NEW. STATE LOTTERY, are now on
*Sale at their Office., o. 93, Royal E xehangle.
The Lottery consists -of zc,oco Tickets numbered from
to 20,,00c,, on' an entire new Plan. The ,•;cheme Contains
Four Prizes of 20,0001. Forty other Capitals, and no Prize
lower than zol.
All to be Drawa the isth FEBRUARY Next.
• In the late Odober Lott! ry. No. 21, a Prize of za,oobl.
znd 2,385, a Prize of 2,0001. were both sold in Shares at the
4!)oye Office.
Letters, postpaid, duly answered. Schemes gratis.

Gi:ELN-OAN-INN, HARLOW, ESSLX..
DURHAM ye,pecttully- begs Daveto return
hi•mosr gratetul Thanks 'to the Nobility, Gentry,
Otis Friends and the Public in general, fur the very great En-
vouragemeig .he -,has;experieneed. since he entered upon the
Above ConceriC;- takes the opportunity of inform.ng
that he has titte,i up the House in a superior Style for the
Accommodation of Pamilies travelling, that Road ; having
Paid particular attention to the excellence of- his Beds, as
Fell as.,to the, goodness of his Wines, and every other article ,
L'fAccomModation, flatters himself tt will he found equal to
.House on flie_road; and begs to assure them, that every
exertion will be continued to merit the Favours he-has al-
ready so liberally experienced.
S; D. begs to itiletin Gentlemen, Sec. travelling the Dun-
Ittore Road, that it is Two Miles nearer froirt•Harlot,v, than
going by tinckerill.

..: AP ki'L,EBY'S'AN t'l-NERVOUS TEA L,
I
s recommended by several.. eminent- Physicians,
as the. most pleasant Restorative in all Nervous Digit-
-
tiers, ipward Wastings, Loss of Appetite, Debility, &c. •
The following will prove its efficacy.:
'From ilk Rev. ..H.-: C.. Masan, to Mr. Appleby.
• Sir:--lii consepleiree of reading the Rev. Dr. Brooker's let.
der to youi, and prom his account haVreason to believe your
' Anti nervous Tea deserving of ever/ encourageMentfl was in-
thiced to'recotninend it to several of my friends, who laboured
• tinder severe )ICI.VOLIS afflietion‘s.
,I have thq pleasing satisfaction of assuring yott_, that they
ire receiYza . the greatest benefit .thiaefroin ; and you may
rest'assured of, my • utmost erict2avour to introduce it, per-
Isi.laded .that Foreign Tea is extremely prejudicial -to -E, n-
Vish Constitutions, and yours is both pleasant and- nutri.
tious. ,• . '.. • • •

Your obedient humble Servant,
HENRY COX MASON,
Rector of Bermondsey:

Bermondsey, June 2, (804.

From Mr. loseph Waldon, • Ironmonger, • No. 386, Rother.
hitne, to. Mr. Appleby; Islington.
Sir—l beg' leave to inform you, that after 1 had spent a
peat deal of money with the FaCulty,w horn I consulted in the
'tope of their curing my wife of a violent nervous complaint
•Ehe was athieted with, and which battled al l the inedteine- that
was giver' her, Proyidence directed the to otter here your
4.ea.
After having used it for soinelithe, 'slice is now, • blessed be
,a(1, in perte4l health, to- 014 great happiness'of. us both;
and 1 wish most heartily that other people, through this let.
'ter, may' give it a tail trial.
I am, Sit, •
Your grateful humble Servant,
julq to." lOSEPII \V ALPQN.
Sold by'gr. Butler, 4, Cheapside, Co'rner of Paternoster—
row.; Collicot, 76, Oxford street; and by most Country
400ksellers, in pailets, at 25, 91. and ss, 6,1. each.
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