The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-02 00:00:00

LYCEUM TEIEATRE.

Under the Special I, iiensebt the LORD CKAMBERLAI J,
Granted for the present Season to the joint application of
all Parties ptinally interested.
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. . .
HEIR Majesties'. Sei-v.nts, torinitig tht.
PANY
.of the late D ithkY IJA-NE THILATItEi
PRESENT EVENING-, latittary z, 18zOi
'perform, the Comic Opera of ,
THE CABIS ET.
- Prince Orlando, Mr. PHILIPPS;
Curvoso, Mr. P L EY;
-Marquis de Gray- i Chateni; :11r. !NIA:MEWS t
Lorenzo, Mr: HORN ;
- Whirnsiculo, Mr. US'S ELL ;
Peter. Mr. DOW'rON ;
Dofilace,, Miss T 1 DS W ELL;
Crudeha, Mrs. SCOTT
Coustantia,, Mrs. BISHOP.;
teon:la, Mss. MATHEWS.;
Pioretta, Mrs. MOUNTA!N

In this course of the Opera, tieSongoi " but a Bios-
*ffl," by• Mr. Horn ; and the favourite Duch of " I love
," by Mt. Phillipps and Mrs.. Bishop.
4y,
inch (seventh time) the celebrated Pantomimic Fairy
Tate, calied
CINDERELLA.;
. ' Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
IMMORTALS.'
Cupid, Master LAU RENT ;
Hymen, Master W'E ST ;
Venus, Mrs. _MATH-EMS ;
Nymph-, Mrs. BLAND. •

IMORTAiS.
• , . The Prince, Mr. ROBERT;
Pedro, Mr. LAU RENT -
Tire SCOTT -a e Sisters, Mrs. nd:s. caATTERLEY
Cinderella, Miss
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3p 6d. Second Price 23.-
Gallery zs. Second Price is. —Upper 4Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.

The Doors to be- opened at Hall past FiVe, and the Per.
founance to begin at Half pagt Six. "
To-morrow, lohn 8.311 • Or, 'An teglistanark's Fire. side.
, On Thursday, As You Likt,lt. ,

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Farming Stock insured, without the Average Clause, at 2.5.
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• blerchantlin in.'the• London .Dopks insured at Is. 6d. per
Cent...for Three Mo.nths., _ . •• •`

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family or. otherwise, as he may direct) at his death. Any
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Entrance Money or Admission Fine rervaireq. A-large COM-
mis'sion 31lowed to Solicitors, or other persons frocuritg In.
surances. - • • • ;

W. :-IEET.HAM, Secretary.

WESTMINSTER SOCIETY,

FOR

. , .
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Strand-and L London;
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.Aged, the Widow, and the Fatherless,
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Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns,' grant Insur-
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Prenivams. for Insurance renewable at Christmas must
•
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No Charge for Surveys within the Bills of Mortality:
lets- are not permitted to be taken'in any Case, or under
any Pretence whatever.
Commission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign Insur-
ances allow:A. .

Endmsements of. Alteration or Removal entered without
- Yee. •
Engines of the best Constru&.ion, and Firemen of. AClivitY
are provided by the British Fire-Office to attend at Fires.
Tile Terms and Conditions of Insurance, as'stated its the
are &fined with perspicuity, plainness, and pieci.
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&pendent upon ill-digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans,
tilually baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring. •
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--ivarrls.
Wsiirance on rarining Stock, at-2s. 6cl.•peir Cent. sueciiy-
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..ta 15. 6d. per Cent. 'only` on the ,wIlo:e Ster.,:it of any one
;In, with Sall%%ge Clause.
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For partiCulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lin-
coln's-inn-fields; or to Messri. Wcod and Strong, Solicitors,
Tiverton. '

API-PEAL TO THE INST.IWCToiks OP YOUTH,
• I,tokts AND GEnTLEatatt, , '
WHEN I had compiled ROBINSON'S SPE-,
LING BOOK, 1 viewed it as the .doiner stone of a
magnificent structure, in the erection of which I was am.
bitious 'to co-operate. Emolument, with me, hat ever been •
.tecondary motive: Teti years experience of-the SZability of
this elementary pork have confirmed uty anticipations. To'
Which 1. Can also add, with much satisfaction, the approba.
tion of learned men, and the tn.4,tifist symptoms of 'defeat
produced,in some 'of the Bookseller's in London, who have
uniformly- attempted to frustrate my views, and to suppress
the book; eithet by bringing rivals into the market. in which
they 'save copied, as far as they dared,' the principles of this
book ; •or by denying that such a book existed. Complaints:
from prOvincial townshow,W. betore rite,
,from it ap.
pears that the book cannot be had; becan..e some of the Lon-
don Booksellers have declared it to be cult of print, - This is
not true. It h is not been out of prints and it is now in its
fifth edition, beautifully stereotyped, and ornaniented with
stcreotypeengravings, at Only is. 6ti as bethire. I have spent
a large stun of money on this edition, in older to insure the
approbation of purchasers.. Under suet; circumstance% I
now, respearkilly.: appeal to you, whether 'an author, woo
chooses to retain tite.whole or a great part of, his
ought not to et-1.16y a fair conipetition in the market ; and
whether you ought to consent to the dictation of any Book_
Seller, rather than to make yaur own selection of books fOr
the purposes' of education ? This, and my other Publics.
Cons, may be ,had, in any quantities.' Sli either 'of MefS.
Longman and. Co. Mr, Nunn, and Mr. Law, Booksellers,
and ofsotne others no doubt ; or of

your very obedient servant,
jUHN ROBINSON.
Lincoln's-Inn-fields.

This Day was published, in T2!710. price 75. !inds, •
TL PASTOR FIDO ; or, Tho Faithful Shepherd.
A P?stoial Tragi-Comedy, attempted in English Blank
Verse!, Prom' the Italian of Signor Cavalier Giovanni flat-
tista Guatinib

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ter-row ter-row; A. Black, Manners and Miller, Constabld and Co..
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Co: Edinburgh.

This Day was published, is titino. price 3s. boards,
T I.l' LE DRAMAS fur YOUNG PEOPLE, on
Subje&s to en frorn'EngliSh ilikaory; intenactl to pro-
mote among the Rising Generation an early love el Viitue
and their Country..
By Mrs. B HOOLE.

P rinted for Longman,. H-urst, P anclOrrne, Vaternos.
ter row; A. and E. Gales, Sheffleid; and Hargrove, Knares-
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(.) whomil may be had, by the came Author,
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. . . .
La Fete de la Rose ; or, The biarnatic Flowers. 'Alla.
liday Present for. Young People. .The •=l-Edit. price is.
- " We 'nave rend these verses With singular pleasure ; and
young people, irt their holidays, may be delightfully amused
by them.• -A.walk in the garden with this book in the hard,
will be a very interesting entertainment.'--Brit. Crit. ' I uly,
3.807. •

LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU.
This Day :vas published,
A. Fifth Edition, in .Five elegant Volumes, foolscap oElavn,
with Portraits and Fac Similes, price ass. in boards, of
THE LETTERS and OTHER. WORKS of the
Right Hon.' Lady ,MARY • WORTLEY MON-
TAG U, published from her Genuine Papers in possession of
her Grandson, the Marquis of Bute ; to which are prefixed,
Memoirs of her Life.
By the Rev. JAMES' DALLAWAY.
Printed for Richard Phillips,- Bridge-street, and toj= ad
of all Booksellers.

POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY .
This Day was pablished,
Illustrated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a Plan
entirely new, price Six Shillings, with an. Allowance to
SchoolS .

r•
HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE , ,or a
Display of the Wonders of the Heavens, and of the Sys-
tem of the Universe; written in a familiar and popular Man.
no., adapted particularly to the perusal of Young Persons,
and especially calculated to promote and simplify the Study
of Astronomy to Persons of all ages.
Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge.street,,Black.friars;
ind sold by Tahatt and Co. at the luvenkle, Library, New
Bond. itreet, and by .?.11 other Booksellers.

Of w.ho:n thlly be had,
The Wonders of the Microscope, or a iiisplay_ol the Won-
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trated with very large Plates. Price 4s. '