The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

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v THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
Co-MORROW EVENING, June 31, 1810,
Will be acted the Historical Play of
• . KING JOHN.- ' =•
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King bohn,-Mr.-KEMBEE.; -
Prince Arthur, Master CHAP MAN ;
Faulconbridge, Mr. C. KE'MBLE,;
Hubert. "Mr. EGERTON ' •
Lady Constance, Mrs. SIDDONS. ' "
To which will be added.-the 'popular Pantomime of •
EIARLEQULN AND MOTHER, GOOSE;
110 Or, THE GOLDEN EGG;
ts. Ices 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s 6d. Second Price
Gallery zs. Second Price w,—Upper Gallery is. •
Ile laßox or the Boxes to be aken of r. Brandon, at the
thw -Office, in Prince's-t place, Hart-greet, from Ten
'll . Four.
Doors will he opened at Half past Five, and the Play
helo,n at Halt past Six.
,
"n Saturday, Love in a Village.—On Monday, King
henry the Eighth ; with The Taming of a Shrew.

BRITISH,HERRING FISHING COMPANY.
,A.N Anonymous Advertisement having appeared
tee in the Public Ledger of Tuesday, announcing an in.
"Oa retiiAt. British Herring Fishiqg Compgiy,"
itriout any matured plin or system, yet most indecoMusly
49uesting the Public to suspend its sanion to the BRJ-
LISti HERRING FISHING COMPANY, Patronised
Supported as the Public will see by the Advertisement
bniqh appeared in this Paper of Tuesday. The British
t!srring Fishing Company has now only to announce to' the
r4blic, that its Capital of scio,oool. is already filled from
tnlongst the Bankers, Merchants, and other respedatile cha-
,aeters of the metropolis, and that the Directors are proceed-
:l.tk to take such steps as will best promote the objects of this
Nildertakidg.

T...__COMMERCIAL BANK, BATH.
HE HQLD-ERS of NOTES or. DRAFTS,
Drawn or Accepted by Messrs. EUCLID SHAW and
iACOB GIDDINS HITCHCOCK._ of Bath, Bankers,
acme
at Mingay, Nott, and Co's will please present the
1,2•1ne for payment. at the Banking-House of Messrs. Hub-
rd, and Co. No 27, Gracechurch-street. .
London,,lune IS, axe.

• MONEY.
4ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform
those that may be desirous .of borrowing Tempo-
virY or Permanent SUMS Of MON EY , that they can at all
driles. and, ithout delay, advance any Sum from One Hun-
tred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, attd upwards, on personal
,sr_all other Security, arising from 115arriage Settlements, Mo.
7Y in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy-
hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable
'ertns, and will also condut.t every Negotiation at much less
"Pence than what is usually incurred in money transactions.
Personal Applications, M,essrs. Lucas and Co. daily re.
L eive at their house, No. 19, jermyn-street, St. fames's,
'")(I Letters, itost-paid, immediately answered.
A N.B. Ten years purchase will be Oren for well secured
`lnhulties.

ROVEMENTS.NEAR THE HOUSES OF PAR-

LIAMENT.
:GROUND TO. BE LET "FOR BUILDING,-FREE
FROM LAND-TAX.
THE COMMISSIONERS, under the ,Aet. 'of
Varliament of the46th year ofshis present Majesty:s
i‘eign, having, with the consent of the Lords of the Drea.'
determined to Let the Gr?uncl•situate on the West Side
the New Square, in Palace-yard, 55 -feet in depth next
;treat George-area, on which it abuts, :nd extending front
i.lenee towards Westminster Abbey 21; feet, and then turn
-
itiiti a westerly direaion prallel to the front of the new
psiops House, and terming:A front of los feet opposite the
ibbey, with Ground'in the rear thereof, applicable to Stable
tAuilitings, for the,terrn of ninety.five years, and three guar.:
. from Lady-day last. Notice is hereby given, That any
terser' or Persons who may be desirotis of taking 'the
IlranY part of the said Ground, may insped the Designs and
4rticulars for Building thereon, by iPplying at the Office of
r• G roves, Surveyor to the Commissioners, in Great Scot-
.lld-yard ; where-sealed .Tenders."-for takingsang, in
;hkli the Rent proposed to be given is to be inserted in words
length, addressed. i• To the Commissioners for the Ini-
cr°vement of Westminster," may be left on or before the
It clay of Atigust next.
isth }tine, eSro.

E. ALLEN,
Clerk to the Corrimissioneri,
, Carlisle-street, Soho,

PARRY's 'PERSIAN DANCE, and the Third
O -Number of his LYRIST. (just publisheaji consisting
th. • • •
favourite Airs of Lorenza, Bgrg Vp, osa.
ZiaY be had of the Author, No. 13, Richmond-buildings,
110ho.sq4are •P Blapd and Weller, Oxford-street ;' and W.
"wers, 34, Strand.—Parry's Welsh Melodies soldat the
sl/41e places.

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HE MEMORIAL addressecPto the.Honourable
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"es ohm insociabilgs miscuerunt, imperium .et libertatere.

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,HE SIEGE of ACRE : a Poem, in Four
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Smith, on which the Poem:is founded.
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"-COMMONS, and of the LIBERTY of the SUBJECT.
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