The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-12 00:00:00

HIT OR MISS'.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
MR. INCLEDON respeetfully informs his
Friends and the Public, that his BENEFIT is fixed
for TUESDAY N EX l', May is, aid, when will be acted
the Comic Opera of
LOVE-IN.JI. VILLAGE.
Young Meadows, Mr. INCLEDON,
(Who, in tharCharaeter, will introduce " the Thorn,"
- and the celebrated " Battle Song");
' Rosetta, Mrs. DICKONS,
Mho, in that Character, will introduce the favourite Ballad
of " Prithee no mare come to woo," and a celebrated Bra- •
vura Song (Gi). "
'lt the course ofordan thei Evening, 'Mr. INCLEDON will sing
the following Songs, in Charade!' :
he favourite oldcSea-Song of " Stand to your Guns my
Hearts of Oak ;"
41114 (positivety for this Night only) Gay's admired Ballad of
" Black Ey'd,Susan," and G. A. Stevens's celebrated De-
scription of a Storm.
End of the Opera, an Interlude. callect
THE FEAST OF APOLLO. •,
`Ce°o-sisting of the following much.approved Comic and Sea
Songs:
i "Blow high. Blow low," 'by Mr. IN CLE DON.:
tliewandering Sailor ploughs the Main," by Mr. BEL-
LAMY.
44yal Duet, "•When cruizing round old Albion's Coast," by
Mr. INCLEDON and Mr. TAYLOR.
"Sly Reynard,'! by Mr MUNDEN.
"The Last Whistle," by Mr. INCLEDON.
I' " The Waterman," by Mr. BELLAMY.
Then all hands a-hoy to the anchor," by Mr. TAYLOR.
The Songs to be accompanied on the Grand F iatio-Forte by
4r. DAY Y. _ _

To which will be added, the Farce of -
RAISING THE WIND.
t 'rickets to be had of Mr. Incledon 14, Bromptnri Cres
4Q ' • at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street; of
Jur. Simpson. Sweeting's-alle, guyal Exchange; and of
—lr. Brandon,: at the Box-Office, Prince's place, Hart.
Street, where Places may be taken. •

• - t,ENTI.E.VIAN MISSING. - • _
THE GENTLEMAN who loft his House near
ASoho square, about nine weeks ago, is- must. anxiously
'clttested to ccotittituttiCate to his. t• 'lends, immediately, his
I,t),rtsent place of rci;iiienee, Mai 1 hey may be relieved froM
..,4e alarm and dread they labour under,. lest Some accideht
'rrntsfortune should have befallen him.
- May 'B, inn,' •

ANATOMICAL LECTURES.
\4R. CA RPUE will commence his LECTURES
on AN4 FUMY, SURGERY, Acc. on MON-..
1,
s-"VY the iith of lune.
Varticulars nary be known at Mr. Carpue's, No. so, Dean-
*lreet, Soho.

FOUR HUNDRED EXT.s.A CHANCES.
RIVI FT and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares
of the NEW S FATE LOTTERY, consisting of 5,000
lumbers, the whole to be drawn on the Bth of lUN E. This
`)r. ONE iiuNDREO TICKE FS each, by which a Chance
4,Jttery cOntains, besides the usual Prizes, Four Extra Prizes
!11 be obtained of a larger Sum than ever was gained by. a
ticket in any Lottery.
SW I I•Tlind Co. have had the satisfa6tion to divide among
Ihe Public in -the last and late Lotteries, Fifty of the great
rizes their' Offices, No. it, Poultry, (established in
759), No. iz, cilaritti; cross, and No. 3r, Aldgate High-
street
.

I,,EW a iii. l'E LOTT L it Y ,
•
li • To De Drawn in 'UNE.
AZAR Sock-Brokers,
BURNE, and Co. ock-Brokers,
K respectfully inform the Public, that TI CK L TS and
~1-1 A It ES fOr the piesent STATE LOTTERY are on Sale
'', their Otli • No. Royal Exchange.,Le,, 9;,
„ The Scheme is on the same improved Plan as the last, as
2 Number of lizkets, Mode ct Drawing, &c. and presents,
N,atiaitian to•the 200,0001. of Prizes,
. ~.. FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, . •
' • - OT 200 Whole Tickets each
which are to be given to the Four Tickets of the First Nu.n.-
ber4.ltawn a Prize above Isl.
..
batik,
post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
B . atik, India, and SOutit Sea• Stockri.- with their several
?-ttnuities, -India -Bonds' Exchequer Bills,, and every -de-
s
elriispsitoionn: of y Government Securities, bought and sold by Cont.-

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LITERATURE. . . -
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