The Sun.
London, England, 1810-02-08 00:00:00

THE"-FREE KNIGHTS;
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br, THE EDICT OP CHARCEMA,GNE.
The Prince Palatine, Mr. EG ERTON •
• .Baron Ravensberg, Mr. BLANCHARD; •
Ravensberg, KEMULE ;
Count Roland, Mr. INCL EDON ;
BellarMin (the Abbot of Corbey). Mr. YOUNG ;
Christopher, Mr. FA WCE TT ;
Oliver, Mr. SIMMONS;
Agnes, Mrs. H. lOHNSTON;
The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Ulrica, Mrs. DI CKONS. •
In Ad 111. will be represented the Installation of the Abbot
of Corbey.
To which will be added, the Farce of
RAISING THE WIND.
Jeremy Diddler. M-r. ON ES ;
Plainway, Mr BLANCHAKD;
Fainwou'd; Mr. SIMMONS ;
• Sam, Mr. 'E-IVIERY
• _. Waiter, Mr,. ATKINS ;
taurelia Durable. Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Peggy, Miss MARTYR.
Boni 7s-. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3/ 6d. Second Price
3s. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is.
• Places for the Boxes' to be taket) of M. Brandon. at the
tiew Box-Okfice, 'in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten
tilt Four.
The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
- begin at Half past Six.,
• To-morrow,. The Miser.—On Saturday, Is He a Prince

.FtPTH
LYCEUM THEATRE. •
Under the Special Licenseot the LORD CHAMZE It LAI NT,
Granted for the precept Season to the joint application of
• all Parties principally interested.
PHEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM-
PANY a the late DRUR•Y 'LANE THEATRE,
will, THIS PRESENT EVE-N,ING-, February 8, Olio,
Cerform a new Play, in Five Ads, ttaunded o Massioger's
omedy of The City•Midam, called

• RICHES !
THE WIFE AND BROTHER.
The .Charaders by
POWELL, Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. WRENCH,
•-. ' Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. PENSON,
Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. I. SMITH, `
Mrs. EDWIN, Miss RAY, •
Mrs. URGER, Mrs; SCOTT.
• • The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. EYRE,
• • And the Epilogue by Mrs. EDWIN,
After which, the Farce of •
• THE MAYOR OF GARR Art.
• Sir Jacob lalap, Mr. PENLEY ;
Major-Sturgeon, Mr. DOWTON ;
Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL ; •
. • Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WE WI !ZEN ;
•. 'Bruin, Mr. SA/ ITH ; .
Mrs. Sneak, MiSs MELLON ;
•Mis. Bruin, Mrs. SCOTT.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.-71'4 35. 6d. Second .Price as.—
,Callery as.- Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. SeCond
• eke 6d. •
„ Boxes and places to. be taken of Mr.' Spring, ,in• the Box-
uffice, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had
private fluxes nightly.
The Doors to be opened at Halt past Five, and the Per;
ktmance to begin at Half past Six.
The new Play of Riches! or, The Wife and Brother, was
again received • last night, on its fourth representation, with
Unbounded applause, and will be repeated every Evening till
ihrther . not ice. —To- morrow, with The Midnight Hour.—
And n Saturday, with (tor the first time at this Theatre)
i.•• The Musical Entertainment of The Review, or, The Wags
Windsor.

III" The new Musical PRELUDE, and the Pastoral W-
s VERTISEM ENT„continuing-to be received with uni-
versal applause by crowded Audiences,. will be repeated
'every Evening this Week.
.PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET,
STRAND.
Established by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Hon.
the LORD CHAMBERLAIN,
THIS EVSN/NG stb, Friday 9th, and Saturday
• toth of February, will- be presented (4th time) a FiCNV
comic Musical Prelude; called
LOVE IN A BAG; • .
Or, THE FLEMISH TOOTH-DRAWER.
Baron, Mr. DICKINSON; s.
Valet, Mr. FOX •-
Steward, Mr. lOHNSON;
Matilda,_ Miss BLOMGIZEN ;
Buckram, Mr. BATSON ;
Dentist, Mr. DECASTRO
. • . ' Add Sooty, Mr. jOHANNOT.
• 4150,(4th time these two years) a Comic Pautomimical
Dance, called
JOCKEY AND JENNY.
"jockey, Mr. CROSSMAN ;
Bauldy, Mr. DAVIS •
• Auld Maud, Mr. CORDO:bO ;
Sandy, Mr. W. DAVIS ;-
l'eggy, •Miss B. BLOM I; REN ; •
And Jenny, Mrs. PARK,ER.
Comic Songs, by Mr. 10HANNOT.
ouvelle Eqnest.iian t EATS of ACTIVITY; and, by de-
-sire (4th tine tb Season), the sagacious WAR HORSE,
aiiett:4i }cgs, will go through his Wonderful Perform-
. .tinces.

' And (for the i sth time),
. • ' THE LEGACY ;
Or, HARLEQUIN SPENDTHRIFT.
Harktiuin, Mr. PEARCE;
Clown, Mr. HA RTLAN D' -
And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER.
Second Price at' half past Eig,ltt.
Eiluestrian.Tuition daily by able Ild'asters.

WEST INDIES.
WANTED a YOUNG MAN who under-
b. 'stand§ the French Language, and etas some know.
Ot of B siuca ; if acquainted with the Manclkeslcr line,
('ulkd be preferred, to* go out ,to the. West Indies as a,
r~er
R.4Pplication, by letter, to IVlt'Robinson,,Hatter, No. 4gz,
sji I, ilapproved, be answered in a day or two atter.
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•1111.31 LEE AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS, or,
ROSS'S HEADS OF.HALR.

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No. 119, Bishopsgate street Within.
HE distingui!thed admiration bestov ed• by the
Fashionable World at Court on the inJw. invention in-
qulueett by 'Ross, (luring the late jubilee, and the reputation
h eh has universally attended his ornamental p.roduCtions,
Are-einiiiently distinguish frith above all competition.
twenty years studious application to the principles of
to 4 Plowssit,ti, he has at length brought to complete peace-
the Most extraordinary Head Dresa ever offered lot
4,11131 le approbation; and which has obtained the appellation
Ross's Heads of Hair,"
th'rt here rises to the mnst ,perfca, semblartce of nature ;
liesuPerticies of the Shin and complexional colours ot
I,„„adt are must astonishingly imitated, and appear as the
g'"„intt work and base upon Which the hair is fixed.
nt(l4. very particle td admitably constructett as to admit the
exarnmation,
ern without the possibility of a dis-
';' aud the whole sytt is so exquisitely wove ,as to
crliCort and elegance of taste With the most
'PPY appearance of nature, • •