The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-22 00:00:00

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UNDER THE. PATRONAGE OF TuE PRINCE REGENT.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND.
-.SECOND PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
1111-1 S
-Royal nighoess the DUKE of YORK
ALL has condescendingly, intimated his intention of ho-
nouring the Society by the Chair on this occasion.—
The Coinmitt.,•e forcooductino the Fund hare great satisfac-
tion in being authorised to add the names of several Noble-
men and Gentlemen, admirers of the Drama, as Vice-Pre-
sidents.
PRESIDENT—His Royal Highness the DUKE ot YORK.'
- VICE-PRESIDENTS and STEWARDS.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX,
His Grace the Duke of Marl- Lord Petersham -
boroughs Sir Gilbert Hcatbcote, Bart.
The Marquis of Anglesea Sir Godfrey Webster, Batt.
The Marquis of Worcester Sir Lumley Skettington, hart.
The Marquis of Tavistock The Rt. Hon. John M'Mahun
Earl of Liverpool - Colonel Berkeley
Earl of Blesington John Dent, Esq.
Viscount Torrington Francis Freeling, Esq.
Viscount Lowther Henry Harris, Esq.
The DINNER will take place on WEDNESDAY, the :lath
ot March, at the Freemason's Tavern, Great Queen-street,

COMMrrrEE. ..
Messrs. Y bung Messrs. C. Kemble Messrs. Abbott
Jones Mathews Bellamy ,
Liston -.:. Farley ' ' Egerton
Fawcett Terry _Brmolhurst
Emery 1 - Blanchard' Simmons
-.- Sinclair j Taylor • Dnruset
This FUND was first instituted the 42d December, 1764
and confirmed by Act of Parliament, for the purpose of SUP-
PORTING AGM) and INFIRM ACTORS and ACTRESSES,
and Relieving their WIDOWS and CHILDREN.
TICKETS, at th•ls. are to be had at the Theatrical Fund
Office, 31, Great Queen-street, Lirwolu'i-Ittn-Ficlds.
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Din.ter on Table at Six o'clocl,.

BYTON, Stock-Broker, 2. (:ornhill, has
• at last obtained the object of his anxious sviilbes, in
brim; again able to offer to his Fritnds, the Public', Tickets
and Stukres at the good Ohl Prices.

E. li.. has also the satisfaction of unequivocally stating,
that the Scheme of the present Lottery, to begin Drawing
no the 30th April, is more advantageous tip Purchasi•rs flout
any ever before presented to the Public; there are 10,098
Prizes, (the lowest 111. in Value), and only 14,600 Tickets ;
among the Capitals aro Four of 20,00')I., Ste.; 8,000 of the
Prizes will give the Holders the option of taking' the Chance
of the same Number in the ensuing; Lottery, or receiving
121. in Money for each Ticket, and in proportion for Shares,
anytime licfure the Ist Juar. E. mroN, invites his Friends
to inspect the Scheme at his truly Fortunate Offices, No. 2.
Cornhill, where he hopes for a continuance in the present
Lottery of •I.at Success which has hitherto attended the
Tickets and `hares si,ld by him. -

HANNAY'S PREVENTIVE \VASIL -well-
known by Noblemen, the Army. Navy, and others,
in all parts of the World, as the ONLY SP/CCIPIC, for the
Infallible Prevention of a certain direful Disease, continues
to be sold (as for the last 50 years) by HANNAY and Co. 11,
C;reat Carter-lane, Ludgate-street; near St. Paul's Church-
yard, and at No. 1, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, Lon.
dun. It will keep for ever in all climates, and never failed
in a single instance. Price 9s. and Is. per bottle.-7A
rate Surgery fur its use at each Warehouse. Two bottles
scot 1) finch in return for a If. Note, post-paid. or fOur
hottl,s for 11. packiug cases included. Unpaid letters not
admitted.

Nit. The only houses for thc• Geauiske India Grits, for
tuakitig. stipeiior Restorative Gruel, and fur Smith's Prestim
llrart.bura Lotenges.

This Day were published, ins Vols. l'hun, price 143. boards,
MODERN
IL
NIANNLR ;. or, A Season at
Printed for Longman, • Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-tee. • e" •

This Day were priblishefl, price, in uoarus, Ir. yet
A New Edition (the Four Volumes handsomely printed in
Three), tieing the Third, or
SERMONS oil PIiAC EMAIL, SUBJE CTS.
By sAutiF.T. CARIt,
Gate Prehendary of St. Itiultiri Rector of St. Andrew Under-
shaft., t.oridoti ; and of Finchley, Middlesex.
Printed fur F. C. 'and 3. Rivington. No. d 2, At. Paul's
Church-yard; arid T. tiamiltAni, Ntryllo:ter-rmv,

This Day were pnblishcd, price 20a, in extra
DISCOURSES for the euunr, iu Two. Vo-
lumes, Octavo.
By the Rer. JOHN DUPREE, D.D.
Formerly Fellow of Exeter Collece, Oxford.
Printed and sad tiv Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; sold
also by.. Itivington, St. Paul's Church, yard ; Wilkie' Pater-
nosto-row liatchard, Piccadilly ; Dation, 11..11.01
bridge, London; Parker, Oxford; lkighton, •Crnt.riilv;
Crutwell, illeyler, and I3arratt, Bath ; biur%ey, Weymouth ;
and by all other Boo'isellers in Town ant Coort y.

By rlc, Ni.mEsry's ROYAL.
METCALFE'S PENETRATING OMR-
tir • BRUSHES.—The attention of the Public is partien-
larly requested to the above article, being the most useful
implement ever disi:oVered for cleaning the head ; its greatest
superiority will be evident .on the slightest ins;:ection. A
Brush that. will go through the hair has long been a desideta-
Vim with the Public, but hitherto unattainable. .1 'Metcalfe
has the pleasure to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the
Publit, that he has invented a BRUSII that will penetrate
througt; the thickest hair, and effectually cleanse it from
seta; will'therehy strengthen and promote its growth, and
give to it the most beautiful appearance.. The Nobility and
Gentry are invited to make trial (without pnrchasi.) of the
above, at his Brush and Comlk-manufactory, 34, Great Mary-
lebone-street. These Patent Hair Brushes are to he had of
all respectable shopkeepers. To prevent imposition, please
to ask for .1. Metealfe's Patent h air Brnshes ; and see that
the Brush has the Patentee's stamp on it " M rteulfe, Patentee,
Great Marylebone-street, in the margin, with G. It. mid
he Royal Crown in the centre. Al liberal allow.ince to whole-
sale houses* on application to Metcalfe and -Kent, I I, Great
Nlialborough-street; or T.. and G. Kent; 28, Poultry.

TAMES ATKINSON respectfittiy informs. the
Public that they may rely on haring his Articles genuine
at the following Shops :—Mr. Srayth's, Pert-tmer to his Ma-
jesty, 117, Messrs; Gattie and Pierce, 57,. New Bond-street;
Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and Duchess
of Turk, Cockspur-streeet Messri. Davison's ancPSOn, 59,
Fleet-street; Mr. Riggs, 63, Cheapside : also, by most Per-
futucrsand Ifair-dressers in Town and Country:
. • ATKINSON's CURLING PLIND
is warranted innocent as new milk, being. composed of Bak,
satnic Vegetable Ingredients ; it gives a gloss and beauty to the
Hair far :,:uptrior to Oils, Extracts, or any other article ever
before invented ; it frees the Hair from Scruf, &c. imparts a•
reviving odoriferous perfume, and heeps it incur) dnring
ex
vreise in dancing, walking, &c. in damp weather; it alio pus-
sesses the most surprising '.regenerating properties, and many
Gentlemen who had lost their Hair from ilittets, perspira-
tion, change of climate, and other causes, have by its use re-'
covered it, after being bald for years, see unit:trolls instances
in an'Essay on the Hair, ern:lased round. each Bottle, price
Si. 6d. a Battle. •
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE,
well known as the 614 innocentand effectual Article ever in-
vented for changing Grey or Red I-led Hair an the Bead or
Whiskers to a permanent Brown or Black; prki st. 10s. 6LI.
and One Guinea.
ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP.
An entire mew discovery in. the art. of soap-making, being
much milder and efficacious than any other it removes
Freckles, Redness, Hardness, .iliec.••front the Skin: ittevcitt s •
its chapping, and makes it smooth, soft and white, price, 1 s. ;i
Square for washing, and in Shaving Cakes, price Is. an,)
Is. od. each. • . .• •
43, Gerrard-street, Sobo•square, Loudon.