The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.,
TO-MORROW EVENING, May 1, 184, will
be performed the Cotnedt of •
ALL IN THE. WRONG.
Sir 'ohs). Restiesk,- Mr. YOUNG; • '
• Beverly, M r y:. KEM BE E;
124 Restless. Mts. C. KEN. [ILE ;
•
Belinda, Mrs. H. 'WINSTON.
• to which witl be added. a Melo-Drama; calledk
THF, BLIND BOY.
Stanislaus, Mr. MUit RAY .• ' •
E,inund, Mrs. C KEMBLE;
Underpin Mr. BRUN I'ON ;
pberto. Mr. FAWCETT;
Lida, Miss CRANFI ELI) ;
• EIVIII3, MiSS NORTON.
timtes 75. Second Rice 3i. 6d. —Pit 3s' 6d. Second 'Price
Galler 2S. Second -Price is. —Upper Caller I.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandoy n,s at the
'eol Box :Offi •e in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten
11 F
our.
L_the Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
in at flat t past Six.
IvOit Wedne,day. fir the Benefit of the Fund for the Relief
4,-Aged and lotirot Actors, and the Widows, and Children
x- Actors deceased, will tae pert,rynd the Tragedy of Don-
-Mr. C. Ketnble, Glenalvon, Mr. Cooke,
40• 'Str n.,er, Mr 'Kemble, Lady Randolph, Mrs Sid-
a,r:s(.Nho has most kindly oared her SerVILeS on the oc.
11--").: and the Cominittee Who conduct the Institution,
4.41 e the [leisure. to announce, that Mr. Braham and Ma-
-1;:n1 Catal.ni have. in the hatOsomest manner, volunteered
etc ASSist.lllCe. and will sing sonic of their most p7pular
OKs In which will be added, the Musical Farce ot Lock
1 On T.rutsday, The Gamester ; with loin Thumb
tAi‘s r Friltdy, The Castle Of Andalusia; with the
of Nature.- On Saturday, Kirg Henry the Eighth;
;4.• "
I'Le Waurmait.-,-On Monday, Hamlet, Prince of Den.
zuk.
Ile Public are respcielfully:informed, that a new Musical
piece'is rellears4l, and wilt ,on be produced.
Hist,:rwal Play of Kingjohn is in piepara.
4. milt new .)ccnes, Dresses,

• .
TWEN I ILTH TIME, •
1/11,4 LYCEUM THEATRE.
(,‘!_er the Special Licenseot the LOAD CHAMBERLAI N,
nal-14410t the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties principally interested.
THE. Majesties' Servants, forming the COX-
tl of the late I)ItUkY LANE THEATRE,
c`*THIS•PRESENT EVENING, April 3, OCio, per.
%anew Serio-Comie Opera, in Tnree AcL,o
THE MANIAC!
. Or, TILE SWISS BANDATTL.
The Ch ,ra:lers by
Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. Ilt)-LIAND„
Mr. WROUGH lON, Mr. RAYMOND,
Mr: I. SMITH, Mr. SMITH,-
Mr. DOWTON, ivir. MATHEWS,
Mrs. MOUNT,IN,
Mrs. BLAND.
after which both tine) a hew Musical a rce, in Two
Acts, called
• HIT Ott MISS !
The Charaden by
Mr: PEN, EY. Mr. DE CAMP,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr: KNIGHT',
Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHEK, ,
Mr, MILLER, Mr. -EVANS,
Mrs. SPARKS, Miss KELLY,
Mrs. BLAND.
CiPteS 6s. Second Pri",.:e 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is.—
l'li`!erY 2S. Second' Price is.,—Upper Gallery SCCUIIa
6(l'
(),,,oxes and places to be taken of Mr, Spring, in the Box,
.I';.'lce, at the Strand entrance.; of whom may also be had
• .Iv..
-,,,dte Boxes nightly.
to .he Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Flay
,n at Halt' past Six.
'O-rnorrow, l'he Inconstant ; with Hit or Miss I

/111E,‘Y THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN.
~tiE Attention of the Public is most earnestly
hap and respectfully solicited in a Case which involves Ohe.
th,P,iltess, and indeed the very existence of the Vcterans of
1,- Stage, . . .. .
tj,,t,!e CONIM ITTE E who conduit the Affairs of the
(WI) at COVENT-GARDEN I HEATH E for the,RE.
tr, 'l' of AGED a d INFIRM ACTORS, and t. e Widows
;L`it Children of Adtors deceased, beg leave, with the utmost
erence, to acquaint the Patrons of the Drama, that the
Fund wtis established by•Aet of Parliament in t 776,
V that it has heel. suppornd by the Pertniniers, who
t„,,'lh few exception,) has ever since that petiod contributed
flt° and a half per cent. out of their Salaries. It is now
ii:ell years since the t. °matinee have requested any aid
Ithltever irom the Public, and they 11,0 Battered them.
~'is. that as their•P mid Aas Increasing, no farther appeal
;11t.'",(1 be necess iry ; but an uatprecetitri.nd increase of Claim.
tt.' It is redu ed them to the lamentable alternative, of either
!kin, ' i
oly --4. ai.mgenier any farther o tjt.-cts of compassion, ur of
Ille,"!n4 tc e income of those who are already supported by
lip,i'''i many of whom have now no more tnan twenty
Itri,Vs Per 41.11U111. I sic I. wd, thus distressed, the Pro.
$! is of the Theatre have most knitily granted aBEN E.
bi4l; ; )et, unhappily, even the grealest probable receipt
ItNi.ticed by this attraction will be inadequate to the cxi.
ttiohies eti the case: fur annual difficulties cannot be re-
fp'd by the temporary aid Of one crowded audience,—
" piuhd a suftint n for this most
,desirable object
k`l': ambition of the Conmintee ; it is what they have
till Ir,
Of -hg snuggling to obtain, but at length, from the cir-
;4l";- aces already stated, they despair ! unless British
i(,:eviileitte, combining with sentiments of Dramatic Pa.
ltl4:''/`". will afford a timely relict; to rcsctie this Provident
.tf, uttti in' tro:n impend:Jig min. Many -Branches of the
•It L;141 r amity have been graciously pleased, within these
:len,"4Ys. to send Subscriptions for ita'support, several No.
04-'l. and. Gentlemen have followed this benign example ;
„'ticklltl the Public in general alSo exert its compassionate
Set.7,lY, by subscription the intentions of the Chanty would
:110,`"'Y ue tn:complislieli. As it is not intended to Specify
Nitln4rils, the suril.est Donation will be gratefully received,
-illY the 'lloti,r's Name added to the list.
I. FAWCETT,
Treasurer, and one of the Trustees.
4i4,14 embers of the Committee for the present year are,
'II. Wm T. Lewis Messrs. Charles Farley
Chalks Kemble I • ' Wm. Blanchard
Charles- Voting • lolin Emery
Ric h..rd lones I olin Creswell.
%to. Samuel Sinintohs
*l4„ti,lfsCriptioils receivediby M
Ste lase;
Bettlont-Square,
:fe,ll.lllttee; at Messrs. Coutt:
treetetison, Reminington, S

Ir. Fawcett, rs, Lower Thorn-
and by the Getatemen of the
s and Co. Strand ; and Messrs.
;until and Co. 69, Lombard-

SAVING IN t•UEL.
LATER's STEAM KITCHEN-, combined with
„kid Roaster and with or witout Ihrt Chi Set, on a new
Construdiohn, forms the most eleati and
gitt,s'ooking-, Apparatus in the World; the whole is upon
11,1pstsimple Principle. performing, by the aid of one
,) ,:t. ire, the various Operations of Steannog,
Itrlle g. Stewing, Baking, and Broiling. at one ,and the,
,l4tt
i,ttine, or separately;* doing away neatly all the Labour
Pense in common bse. •
tht et
may be had froni the Proprietor to Families of
, 4_st Respectability.
, c Apparatus may be had of any size or form, according
ile convenience of situation, or the number of Persons it
tr,,.`uendtd to cook for. Uric that will stand in die compass
tor- stlllare yard, will be found large enough to dress V.ittuals
111:1 _re than thirty people. • The Price is moderate, and
fs; v_rth. of the Savings arising from its use, will clear its
,lire_ust in the course of one. year.
pr,iiilncrs received by KW N SLA TER, the Patentee, -in
14411:14Mo and. at No. 49, Kula:tune- place, Oxford-street,

NATIONAL VACCINE F.STABLINiiNIENT,
21, LEICESTER-SQUARE.
Under the Dire lion of the Principal Officers of the Royal
Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons of London.

VACCINATION performed grattilicously from
Fen to Eleven o'Clock,

• By Mr. CA R l'U E, Principal Vac,
At N 0.13, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, every ?Pay, Sunday
excepted.
Mr Leese, No. 21, 'Duke-street. Man-
chegtor_ceplar... On Monday,
Mr. Atkin, No. 4, Broad.stieet Build- Wednesday,
logs, corner of Old Bethlem. and
Mr. Lane,, No. 48, Guildford-street, Friday.
kussell-square.
Mr Sawrey, No. s 6. Elect -street. On Tuesday,
Mr. Vincent, No. 29, West Smithfield, Thursday
Mr. Halls, 1,10. 8, Manches:er buildings, • and
Bridge-street, Westminster. Saturday.

1 On Monday -
Mr. Addington, No. 5, Raven row, Spi. and Thursday,
tal&lds. from to to ti in
the Forenoon.
And by Mr. Cillham, School Room, near Surry Chapel,
Blackfriar's Road,
On Satutday, from Teti to Eleven - arid on Mondays and
''Thursdays, from Four to Five o'C lock in the Afternoon.
N. It. Vac.ine Lymph may be had on application to the
Register, at the Establishment

Letteri from the Country to be addressed to the Register,
under cover, to the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the
Home Dep einem.

MILI.TAItY INSTITUTION, CHAR LTON, KENT,
Near WoOLWICH COMMON.
R. HOMMEY, late Messrs. BONNYCAS.
ly Ti.E an 1 HOMME Y, continues, :with proper A ssis.
tants, to instruel young Gentlemen desii;ned for the Army,
fur the Royal Artillery and Engineers, for the Royal Mai-
tary College at Marlow, and tor the Semite of the Honour.
able East India Company; in the various 13ranches of a Mill-
tary Education..
The Plan of Studies consists of all such PartS of Mathe.
matics and Natural Philosophy as are connedled with a Mill.
tary Profession ; also Geography, Fortification, Artillery,
Tatics, Plan Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoiter-
iiig; with the method of tracing Works on the Ground; and
• the Principles and Praktice of the French Language.
For the Plan of Studies, the Terms, which' have been
lowered, the Rules and Regulations of the Institution, apply
'to Nlr. Hommey; Charlton, Kent. -
This Establishment, which has subsisted. in its present
form for several years, is in the immediate neighbo-arhocd
of the Warren and Dock-yard, and near the spot where
Artillery Practice and other Military Exercises are daily per..
formed.

The Premises are extensive; and the Situation is remark.
ably healthyl the douse commanding onedi the most beau-
tifurprospeds in the Kingdom. A few Pupils may liciac,-
commodated with private Rooms, by paying sl. ss. extra.
N.. 13. Mr. lionnycastle having been under the nece ,sity of
relinquishing his connexion with the above litstitti'rion, on
account of hiS ditties in the Royal Military Ac idemy at
Woolwich, begs leave to solicit the patronage of hrs Friends
and the Publid, in favour of Mr. Flomtney, ,who mill conti-
nue to carry on Ihe Concern, on his own accot!ii 4 upon the
same Plan as before, and who he has no doubt. will use his
utmost exertions it) regulating the ConduCt, rind forwarding
the Studies of Such Young Gentlemen as may be committed
to his care.
WIANSCOMB and C
LI Success, So:d

b. with ',heir usual great

In Last Lottery in 73 Shares, I In the preceding Lottery,
24(.4. 3,734 . . k.z0,000 Nu. 2,61 3 . 20,000
4,651 . . . . 5 ,000 3/ ;3 . . 1,000
sof soot.. each . 2,503 3of S Dot. each . . I,SOO
Being Shales r.f almost every Capita I therein; and in Last
Year only, Six of 2o,o(401: and Cali itals to the amount of
2p,00:-)1. besides the first 3o ocOl. the • last
_2500°1. and
only,4)0ool. Prize ever shared ; an/ in previous Years to an
amount beyond all precedent ; are, .row selling Titckets and
Shares in tire NEW LOT EERY, ' to be drawn Bth JUNG,
ilovhich there are Four Grand Pr :izes of zoo Tikets each,'
which may produce to a Ticket it .)0,0001. and to a Sixteenth
upwards ot. _ _

131ZAN-SCOMtI and Co. agal, .1 guard the Public against
Ilse deception set lorilt of their F and Claims of the Sale
of the First and Last of Extra C ;rand 'Prizes sti given; the
FACT is, every Aixteentli was I iold, and the fortunatdAd-
'ventureis each received 15471. 16 s. 3d. at their ,
OLD and ONLY OifiU es in London, viz.
N 0.37, LL ; I t o. rl, liQ LBO RN ;
No. 36, IIAYINI A RK FT; and No. 2.69, STRAND.
Thtl will never falsely assert =lt 7 divided a Capital which
was not absolutely SliA,Rli-U g lid SOLD to the V ukilic
ItbuVe.

IOT I.
P.—desirable Leasehold SA LT.WORK, called 14A RDN's
CR(it T. extending more than boo feet on the bank of the
river Dane, where vessels or So ions burt(►en may lie, slid
having an immediate conintimication with the navigable
river Weaver.
The. Salt work consists of i Stoves, 3 Warehouses, and 8
Salt-pans. of ;Soo superficial teet measurement, or there.
abouts, with suitable Pan houses, two large Cisterns fur
melting Pock Salt ; suitable S,?uays and Weighing Machines,
for shipping Sait and landing Coals ; with Ground Plot stiff
ficient to increase these-works to ZO,OOO feet, without incur-
ring any increase of Kent.
An undivided Moiety or Half-part of a Leasehold Piece of
Ground, situate at Northwich, and callei the Cotton winks.
extending more than zo• feet on the bank of the navigabie
river Weaver. '
In this Ground is a capital Brine.pit, froth which the
brine is raised by a water- wheel of large rower, turned by'
an abundant supply of water, brought by a canal drop► the
river Dane, through a new built Stone Race of excellent
quality. The Wheel has been lately made at a consider big
expense, and besides raising the Brine, has sufficient water
and power to turn,severai pair of strn►es tor ,:rinding coin.
Also an undivided Moiety or Half. part of seven Leasehold
Dwellings, situate in Witton.street, in tne occupation of
difiersnt Tenants.

Also an undivided Moiety or flall-part of four Leasehold
Dwellings. and of several Workshops
Also an undivided Moiety of two more Leasehold DWell-
ings adjoining.
Also an undivided Moiety of a large piece of- Leasehold
Ground, at present unoccupied. ,
All the before.mentioneo Premises'are Feld undei Lease for
99 years, from the asth of March, ilk',
LOT 11.
Also an entire Clear yearly Water-Rent tf tel. payable
during the life bf a Lady aged about '64 years, aiul chiting.zt
years after her decease, for liberty to convey water to Mt.
Chamfer's Brewery.
All the Premises, except the t )wcilitigs occupied by the
Tenants, above. mentioned, are inliand, an,i inay be viewed
on application to Mr. lames Swindalt. at 'North wich ; and
further partictilars may be had of Mr loin) Barker, Soli, nor,
Nord:wit:lt ; arid of Messrs, Meyyick and Broder:p, SOIL
citors, Red Lion-square, Londbo : who are authorized to
treat for the sale of the. Premises ny Priv ote Contract.
Particulars may also be had oi Mr slide, of the Salt-office,
Liverpool ; at the. King's Arms Liver,,,)ol ; the Feathers;
Chester ; the Crown, N rtltwictl ; and of Mr foptunt, the
Auctioneer, at North wich.

LORD SOMERVILLE'S FLOCK CF MERIN.)
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Wedpesday the and.- and Thurst iy the 3d of May next,
r 'HE whole of this STUCK, sele3ed in. 1800
JL and 1801, from sundry LEON LSA F LOCKS, and
bred without any Ad,3.ixturc of other Blood,
The Superiority of the. Leones.i. over every other PI: of
Spanish Wu is to be seen in the Prices 'current of our own
,Weekly lournals.
The reput-ition of th's Flock is fortunately so Weil esta-
blished. as to demand 11,, eurnmetit Whatever, beyond the tol-
lowing Statement.
In 18:6, the great Premium given for the best Merino
Rain, by the Broad of Agriculture, was wun by a RaM of
this Flock, bree.l in England. •
In ;Nay, the Prize for the best Rain's Fleece, given by the
Bath and West of England Society, .was won by a Ram of
this Flock, and it wat declared in Print by the Comm!ttee of
that Society, (which situated in the centre of the Superfine
Cloth ManufaCturers-, has therefore been deemed conclusive)
to be the finest Fleece of Wool which had ever come under
its examination. The print of this Sheep is to he found in
Malcohn's Sanity of Surry, in Laurence s Treatise on Live
Stock, and in a late Publication on the subject of Sheep, &c.
by/the Proprietor. The Symmetry of his Form, andthc A
titude to Feed, demonstrated by this Animal in Sd ex traonti:
nary a manner, had. before the A tjudication of this Prize, in-
duced the Proprietor to breed alni.ost exclusi'..-1y from him.
Lastly, any doubt of .the superior Value et these Sheep,
which have never been beat in arty Competition; is tor ever
remOved by the recent decision of the Bath Society, by which
Premiums were °filmed last Year; as follows f
CLASS-V. No. 3.- BRITISH FINE WOOL.
" As many Persons, whether NI anufadurers or others, still
deny the practicabilityot,producing in Great Britain,_ Wool
equally fine wiih that In:piled ; tom Spain in eider to put •i
this question to a trial from which there cap be no appeal, is
Premium of Ten Guineas is offered to the Manu lotto rer of
finest Piece of Navy Blue Broad .Cloth, died in the Wool, ;nut
Jess than twenty-five yards in length, which shall bee loos
kited to the Society, on the day isetore the Annual M,:ctirig
in iBc9, made from clothing Wool froth the Sheep Tribe
grown in any Country. The [lathe of each Manutadiarer, and
pile or species of Wool, and-of the. Grower, t',sh, to. be I
contained in a sealed paper, having on the outsi,te a mark,
indicating the Piece of Cloth to which it refers., and winch
it must accompany. Such paper not to be aliened until the
Committee shall have made tIL i r Report on tile Merits of the
respedive Cloths, which Report sltall br given trout the
Chair; and no Person form a part of the
:Committee who is
personally interested in the decision." •
By the exertions of Messrs. I oyce and Co. Clothiers, the
Premium was adjudged to the ✓ool of this Flock, and Icor
this Premium no less than Sixti.ten Pieces of Ciotti were ex- •
hibited, many of which were tnade from picked Sainplea-of
the Saxon and Spanish Merino Piles.
The Sale will take place at I! aitmile Farm, near Cobham; I
Sorry, 18 miles from London Cu the Portsmouth road,, at ten-1
o'clock in the forenoon. •

The great drafts whirl► have been wade from this Flock, -!
last season only, namely, Seventy-five put:-bled Merino
E Wes, and a large number of others highly trusses', must ren-
der these Sheep anobject plpeculinr attention to every skilful
breeder.

The Flock for Sate will consist of nearly Two Hundred
pure Merino,Ewes, in high condition; nearly Two Hundred
Meripo and Ryland -Ewes, highly crossed, very capital in
their Wool ;. and Thirty Rains of the Pure lllcod; Live only
being reserved for the use of the %s,tter, the whole the get pt
the Rain above-mentioned. trash Ewe, with her Lamb; will
form one lot, as will also each of the Rains.

'cite Proprietor thinks u incumbent on him plainly,to -state
that the Sheep Will actually he sold without reserve, and that
his motives for holding. this Sale are of a private and local
nature, and by no means arise from any change of opinion as
to the value of iVlerino Stink.

'the Sheep may be viewed etrery Thursday in April, by
personal application only to the Shepherds ; the pure Breed
.at the Place of Sale—the mixed,. till thursdey the ;91,11 Of
April, at Bipos Park, Barking, i•ssex ; after which time
they will he.cenveyed to tairmilc Farin.
N. B. The wool must not Le plucked from the Vieep.
Catalogues may be had on attl-after the 3d of April, at
Messrs. Gibbs and Co.'s, Seedsmen, corner of Half Moon-
street, Piccadilly; at the Bars of.the Post Houses of the fol-
lowing towns—Co:Aunt, Leatherhead, Esher, Waltun, all
within tour miles of the place WC Sale ; at Guildford, Kiiig-
stoft,.-and porkir4; and of
Alatsts, THOS. MARTIN ind
No. tkilenfict-street, Loridon.