The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-11 00:00:00

NUMBER 5694.1

..NEW-THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
10-MORROW EVENING,—Dec. t 16 10,
will be ade.i the C rand historical cYpera of -

GUSTAV-US VASA.
The Principal Cliarade:s by
• Mr. YOUNG, Mr. EGERToN,
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. ImCLEDON,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mrs. 11. 101-INSTON, Mrs. DICKONS,
Miss BOLTON, Mrs. C. KL:'/IBLE,
• Mrs. LISTON._ _ _

Places for.the Boxes to be taken of• Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Olfiee, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, Dom Ten
till Four. • •
Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d., Second-price
25.--Lower Gallery 2s. -Second-price is —.Upper Gallery is.
second-price O:L.—No Money to he returned.
The Doors wil be opened at I lalf past Five, and the Play
begin at Half paa Six. •
On Thursday, The Merchant of Venice. —On.. Friday,
Custavus Vasa.—On Saturday, King john.—On Monday,
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.
The Public are reSpettfuily informed, that the *new. Pan-
tomime, which has been the greater part of the Summer in
Preparation, will be preduceu in the Christmas Holidays.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICUL.
TURAL•SOCIETY. • .
Hetling-House; 13ath, Dec. 3, 18 to.
THE MEMBERS of this SOCIETY. are tesped-.
fully informed, that the ANNUAL MEETING will
be holden at it liTLI G-HOUSE, in this City;on Tu ES.
.I)AY, Dec. tlith, when their attendance is respectfully
tittreated.
ROB. RICA RDS, Secretary.
• N. 8./ On. the preceding day (December
,t 7), will be
holden (as usual) an Adjournment from tile last Noveinber
Dileetine,, to adjust various matters of Business preparatory
to the Anuiver.;ary. The President will take the ,Lnair on
both days precisely at Eleven &Clock. •

TotheGENTLEMEN, CLEIWYond FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of G LUUCEST L R. •

GENTLEMEN,
MY .Opponent having renewed his assertion
that " A Combination of Peers of the most opposite
Principles was forine't to prevent his success," it becomes
the again to declare, that of any such combination, or any
Undue influence employed against him, I know nothing. --It
Is true that, on my Canvass, unrestrained by the bias of any
Party attachment, I have received • the most g:neral asaur.
ances of suppott, and 1 feel mike in thinking, that my sue.
cess arises from your convictiun —that 1 sill not tin .voitliy
Your confidence, and that I shall not disgrace the county
Which it is my anibitipn to represent.
-Gentlemen—Throughout trie present contest it has been.
' tnd remains, my wish to avoid Recrimination and Personality,
to take no.unfairadvantagc of my Opponent—but to behave
• towards him with the .generosity of an Lliglishman, and the
tio(xlmarineri of a Gentleinan yet I must complain of a
Want of candour when he stales to you that 1 am unwilling
to concede to the Commercial, \ianutaciorini,,,, icui.
tural Interests, a right to late; fere' in matters of
,When, and where, end express o sehtiment so repugnant to
my feelings ? I did say—that the ecttve Peoliciiise was
alone vested in the Landed Interest ; rid surely this may be
4aid without offence in a country our several interests
ate inseparably conuette3; and where Property every
• tlay becomes the just arid honourable r:word of Commercial
• Industry.
Centlernen—To the Day of Election I look forward \vitt)
the most pt. L._ confidence ti
Lence of scc n es, and I ca ~;
that though I nosy not toltow uly.pppoilQili in a
lession of I odepcilence, and ill a MU I ti.t vde 0f.w0n,,., ~, 3 yt
that in zeal to promote the Lue,ll Interests 0, the
Gloucestcr--in devotion to the Constiiution and i.. ardent
attachment to the Laws and Liberties ot my Country —1 will
thathei yield to him or any man.
I ire the 110,ii.if to be,
•
• With Gratittide.atirl much RespeCt, • s
Your.vcry ooedient Servant, ,
10 fiN bIiTTON.
Barrington Park, Dec. 6, ;81a.

NEW 'STATE LOTTERY..
BISH s'eturns Lis most grateful Thanks to the
• • Public for •their unbounded favours in the Last Lot.
tery, and respeCtfully acquaints them that 'TICK.ETS and
tSli AR ES for the NEVI LOTTERY,, to be'drawn the t'sth
of NEXT FEBRUARY, are now selling at both !iis truly
• fortunate Offh es, much eheaoer than last Lottery, as may
• be seen by the following comparison of Prices
P RESL N I: LOTI'EKy, LAST LOTTERY.
Ticket . . . ,C-2.r o o Ticket . . . £22 t 5 o
jlalf . . . .to is o Halt . . . . 11 44 o
Quarter . . s 9 6 i Quarter . 5
i 9 0
kighth . . 2is 6 t'.ighth .. . 2.19 6
Bixfeenth r 8 o Srxteenth . t k„ 6
The Lottery consists ,of 20,000 'Tickets, numbered Irons
I to zo,ooo, an entire New Plan.
Schemes, with Particulars, may be had gratis at eithpr of
11S H's Offices, where, in the last Lottery. Two Prizes of
.20,6°61. and Five Prizes of zo,cool. with Thirty other Ca.
.vital Prizes, were sold in Shares within twelve Months, and
The Money, paid on Demand at
No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS.

YORK:SHIRE.
70 BE 'LET, 'for any Term not eXCCedillerWenty-011e
Wan, 'voidable on reasonable Notice,,in cue the Property
should be Soid,
THE MANSION-HOUSE of NEI,VBYVISK,
with convenient Offices, Walled Garden, Hot-house,
Ice-house, and any quantity of lief; Pasture. Land not ex.
feeding Thirty Acres, late the Vcsidenee of Henry Reveltv,
Esq. arid low of the liun. A. Motttoinerie, near the great
North Road, fourteen miles from t, oriugttbrtdhe, tour front
Northallettoti, and seven trom
linplicatien may be inane to ChriAopher Carter, at ticwby
Wisk, mat to lona Maud, Esq. Cilasitel Staircase, Lincoln's

CLUNG's PATENT, WORM LOZENGES.
WORMS are the rnostfrequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases. Theirsymptoins every, Parent and
cuardian of Children should tie acquainted with. 'f'hey.Oc-
ca.sion. Loss of Appetite, a ialco,,,s of the Colour of the
Face, Emaciation, and Irregular state of the Rowels, attend-
ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; they
,atrect the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end-
ing in a Consumption or. Decay. Both as a Preventative and
• Cure of these alarming CoMpiainks, the above excellent Me-
untvetsally allowed, on the testimony or the lii6liest
Charaeters in this COuntry*, both in rank and respeclability,
have.rto equal. Their. public approbation, given co the
Propretor, tronLa personal knowledge of iisrralonr:,:. uI sk:c.
‘.:tiS ill their own Families, stamps its merit hey pcti
?ion, and giVes a sanction to ir, of which no c•the:r Me:/icint:
vt the kind cau boast. Parents, 'anti others wi,,, heave toe
Vare of Children, should 14ave this Remedy AS.il l'anuly Me-
-diens...! to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Gltil-
dreu are any way disordered, which it will always be found
to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Ilutler's, Ato. 4,
London and retail by roost Country Venders,
in Butt les.at.2* 9ci. and 96, lid. each.
whim tl)3 he had,
. . .
BEASE L Y's YSTE R,.for the Cute of
Sore Legs, Bruises, hunts, Scalds, Intiaminatii..ni, B.lieu-
utatistti, and pru.c S. tid: per bkax.