The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-21 00:00:00

to be granted, may be. had of -Messrs Briggs,
is, St. Andrew's-street, Edinburgh ; or of Messr:
st be posta4e free. • •

LYCEUM THEATRE. "
114
erthe Special Lidenseot the LORD •CHAIVIBE R LAI
QrJuted for the present Season ,to the joint application of
all Parties principally interested. •
THEIR Majesties' ,Servants, forming the
S COIVI-
* P qtY of. the late DR,URY LANE THEATRE,
icy, on EATER MONDAY, April 23,- aro, perform
e Tr,agedy of
GEORGE BARNWELL;
- •
t- Or, TFIE LONDt MERCHANT. '
• Thorougligood, Mr. POWELL ; • ,
eorge Barnwell, Mr. MELVIN ;
Millwood, Mrs. POWELL ;. .
Maria, Miss RAY.
of the Play first time),anew Comic Ballet; called
THE VILLAGE DOCTOR. •
efa
Mposecl by Monsieur FRANCESCO ANTONIO IViON-
iIIGNAN I, a celebrated Mime, and principal Grotesque
, from the Theatre at Lisbon, histirst appearance-
England. - , • .
After which, the Musical Entertainment of
THE REVIEW;
Or, THE- WAGS OF, WINDSOIC
• Loopey Mattwoltcr, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; -
Caleb Quot'etri; Mr MAT'HEWS ;
•

Grace GayloVe, Mrs.-0 RC; ER.
15oxes 6s. SecundPrice3s.-I)it 3s. 6d second Price 25.
pra.lee erY
6d zs. Second' Price is. —Upper GallerY is. Second
t
k)oxes and places .to 6e taken of Mr. Spung,
at t
Strand entrance ; of vichoni may also be ~lutd,
Pt sate Boxes nightfy.-
41:4 Doors ,;31'111. be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
gin at Half past Six.
On • -sday The Confederacy with Hit or

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, -COVENT-GARDEN.

For FOR HE-BENEFIT OF THE FUND • '
r AGED UnTd I NII .ACTO KS, and the WIDOWS
• and CH4 LORI Nof ACTORS DECEASED.
(2) I\TAVEDNESDAY; the 2d 'of MAY, 18,10,
Will be picsehted
A TRAGEDY,

IN WHICH
Mr. KE N1131...E.
Mr. COOK F.,

-• Mr. C. KIMBLE", • -
a
. . . —7- • • Will Ai - •
I~pd in which Mrs. SID pONS will perforth one of her
. principal Charaden, having mast kindly Offered her ser.
..„rice on the occasion.-
bi he Committee, who condua the Institution have the
. Fe7lsure also to announce, that Mr. 13 It A tiAM and Madam
. thATA LA N I 'have, thc ifiiidsom'est" way, both Volunteered
assistance, and will-sing Four of their most popular
be the
the Committee further beg leave to state, that it will
r the pride.of every Performer in the Theatre' to make the
r
teniainder •of the. Evening's t ntertaininent worthy the Pa-
°„nige of the PuJalie. • • ' „
tPickets and. elaces to be had of Mr. Brandon at the Thee-
he; and DonatiOns received by Mr. Fawcett (Treastirer, and
of the Trustees) .No.. is, LoWer Thornhaugh-street,
Bedford: square. . . •

'"OPAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WES F-
. • • MINSTER BRIDGE.
Licensed by -Ad of Parliament.
01\T EASTER ..MONDAY NEXT, April 23d
(first time), an entirely new grand nouvelle Equestrian
-4d ,Pecleitrian.Speet.wie, called
THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT;
•
, .
" oi, .i'llE-TATAL BRIDGE.
• PrincipatCharatiers,
Messrs. Crossrnan, Davis, Collet, Ivlakeen, R, tones (his
first appearance), and Rose, Mrs.. Brooks (her first apemr..
sillee), Miss S. Davis, and Mrt:-A.stley. •
Sketch of the-Scenery—Woody Glen and Cave, Fugitive's
Retreat, Front. View of Alphonso's. Castle, Landing Place
t'f the Crusade K.-nights, E,;,-itericir‘ of Dungeon, Interior of
ditto, Presence Chamber, Chamber of Rest, sanatory,
1'554 Bridg, • • • - '• • " '
ISpeCtacleeconcludes with the DE FEAT of the BLOOD.'
RED KNIGHT,by WARRIORS on REAL HORSES.;
VIO RS E MAN P' by the celebrated United EQ LIES-
Tit t ANS. - ,
To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called
THE. DISCOVERY • -
Ors HARI,EQUIN's SALUTATION TO JOHN BULL,
PADDY
BULL, SANDY I3ULL;and PADDY BULL.
Scenery--Virtuoso's Museum;-Extensive Mountains,
- I.Waterfall and Petrified Cavities, Inside Foreign Custin-•
"911se. Cooper's Shop, Grand Coionnacie, Kitchen, and
rand Palace Of St. George, St. Patrick, St. David, 'and
st• Andrew. •
'Squire Gaffer,: Mr, OUT BB)," ;
Grotesque Lover, Mr. DAVIS; -
. Harlequin, Mr. J. BRYSON ; •
Clown, Mr. MAKEF.N;
• Fate, ss.B L 0 IVI-G It EN . -
And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. ..
7cboors open at Halt past Five,' and begin at Half past Six.
ond Price at Half past Eight. -
Boxes 4s. Pit as. , Gallery IS.
Places taken for the Boxes front Teh ti'l Three.

C A PIT A L PIANO-FORTE,. by BROAD-
WOOD and SON, with additional:Keys, Pedal,
&c. coop'ete_, made about three months, will be
for Twenty-four Guineas, ready money; alSo a capital
„fluid 1106 zontal l'iano.forte,' new within a month,...Price
xty Ciuineas only, cost Eighty Guineas:
elay be .viewed and heard at Mr. Watlen!s Piano- Forte,
t 4rl,# and Organ Gamera, No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester—
'blare, from Ten to Four o'Clock only. Packillg Cases for
lier Instrument may be made cheap, if. wanted. ‘‘'

MONEY.
Essits. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform
. 4. those that may be desirous of borrdwing Tempo.
Y or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that \they can at all
tunes," and-vvithout delay, advance any Sum from One Hun-
-ored to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal
°I 'my other Security, arising from Marriage Settlements, Nlo.
3.1,Y in the l'uods, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold;. Copy-
V,c I. and Leasehold •Estates,• On the most fair and equitable
rtes, and also condua every Negotiation at-much less
xl,l,ehee than what is usually incurred in money ttai)saelions.
ce,t ersot;al Application's Messrs. Lucas and cL.' daily: re.
at,their house, No.' rg, lermyn.streef'4*SiC:!libles's,
Letter's, post-paid. immediately answered.
Ten years purchaiiwill given for w.cli cttcurv,!
dainties. -

GooilLuLN....t Co.
RECOMMEND to the notice of the Public the,
Nov STATE LOTT E Y, which is all to be-drawn--
on the Bth of JUNE next. This Lottery is on an improved.
Plan.

THE SCHEME CONTAINS

2 Prizes of . k.2o,oc®_ 4 Prizes of . . kc,ooo
14
20
Src &c. &c.

5,000 Prizes, 5,000 Num,ers, Four Tickets of every Num-
ber, and FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of too WHOLE TIC.
LETS. 'By thii'improved mode of Adventure •
•••-•^ • _ A single Ticket may gain ,Ctocf,o-oo -
An Half - so,oou'l An Eighth - iz,vs)
A Quarter = - 2.5,p00 A Sixteenth . •' 6,z50
TICKETS and SHARES on Sale by
RLCHARDSON, .GOOI)LUCK, and Co-.
BANK-BUILDINGS, CORNHILL,
_

7=',And facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing•rtbss ;
The only Office that ever Sold 41 Shares,
Two Prizes of - . - - ' £30,000
• .

'And who Sold and Shared in the Last Lottery,
Two PriZeS Of - . - . 4.2,30-:)0
3,7;4 - - - B: - - 2D,Geo
3,734 - D. - 20,000
Also f 499 D. to-01.-2.952 B. i,oool 3.436 C. 51,1.

i,ANSCOAIB' and C
access, So;d

;0. with their usual great

In Last Lottery-in 78 Shares,
No. 3,734. . . Z.z0,000 No. z,otB • . Zio,oeio
4,654 • . . 5,000 383 . . I,poo
sof cool. •eaih . 2,50 a 3of fool. each • . 1,500
Being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last
Year only, Six, of z 0,0.01. and Capitals to • the amount of
z50,c001, besides the first 30,0c01. the last 25,,ic01, ,and
only 4,4,0001. Prize ever. shared ; and in previousyears to an
amount beyond all precedent are now selling Tickets'anti
Shares in the N E tY
.L 0 T'l'E KY, to be drawn Bth (UN E,
in whiCh there are Four Grand Prizes of too Tickets,each,
which may produce to a Ticket tootoool. and to a Sixteenth
upwards of 6,6c01.
BRANSCOMII and Co. again. guard the Public against-
the deception set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale
of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given; the
FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad-
venturers each received 15471. 16s. 3d.' at their -
OLD and ONLY Offices in LondOn, viz.
N 0.37, CORNHILL; No.I tt, HOLBORN;
N0.'3•8, HAYMARKET; I • and No. 269, STRAND.
They will never falsely assert they divided a'Capital which,
was not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as
above. '

In the

receding' Lottery,

riENERAL SIR JOHNMOORE's CORUNNA
PAT ENT 'CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a
!Unitary Bed forthe Field, Barracks, &c. also a-SOFA for a
Tent or Room, • &c. yid likewise a SEA CUT fur onboard
Slip, the whole packing in a small Valice, allowed the moat
portable eVer yet manufaaured,• invented by MORGA N
and "ANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catheline.street; StrAncl,
who ui st Aurnhly presume tlie.ilighest honours ought to be
pid,all those who so gallantly live and the lot Chair King
aitu Country.-

These Farms are warranted Tythe Free, Parish R
;Description of such Farms, and:Heads of the Least
Gray's* Nn, London ; of Messrs. I. and G. Dickson
'ion, TeW .Lodge, 'Eustone, Oxon. MI Letters mu.

LANDED ESTATES, recently 'valued, and now to be
SOLO by Messrs. LOUDON and DICKSON, ;Land
Agents
A
Capital FREEHOLD and TYT4E-FREE
ESTATE, in Oxon, containing an excellent large
Family House; Woods, and 7o* Acres, ndw in-Seven Farms,
valued annual rent 20001. price 50,6,-,01; Half this, sum may
remain on'mortgage, for tell years, at I. per•cent. •
SA LEBY, a capital Freehold Tythe-freiestate, in Lin-
colnshire, with a-good House, situated t 2 miles from LOuth,
contains 125 ACres.,. -11 rice 7000 guineas. • '
LE'SBUItN FARM, "Lincolnshire a Freehold Tythe- free
• Estate, containing 229 Acres of excellent Soil rent,
it held.at will, 3601.4 on a zr years lease 6001. -pet annum.
Price, timber 'inclusive; guineas, sdoo of whith may
remain pn mortgage at 51. percent. for seven years.
A capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Gloucestershire,
Tythe.tree, held by ,tenants at will, containing in all, about
2000 Acres;; valtled rent, t,t Will, 36001. per annum; on a 14,,
years lease 5.0,34. per annum; Orr a 2r years leaSelbool.. per
annum'. Price 90,00_1.
• Brinted particulars, describing each Estate;nin be had of
Mepsrs. Briggs, Lockett, and Fisher, G Inn, London ;
Messrs- T. and G . Dickson, St. Andrews-street, Edinburgh •
arid Messrs. Loudon and Dickson, Tew Lodge, Oxon, who::
will treat With intending purchasers.
**" All Letters must-be Post paid. -

•WRc.: kst-lIRE.
VALUABL IMPROPRIATE RECTORY AND

GREAT 't YTHES,
TO' BF. SOLD ISY..AUCTION,
. - By WILLIAM HANDY,
At the-Golden-Cross I tin,- in Brolusgiove, on Monday, the
7th of May, tBto, at Your iock in the Afternoon, sub.
_jai to Ciinditions to be then produced, •
A VALUABLE. LEASEHOLD" ESTATE; corn-7.
FX. prising the IMPROPRIATE R TORY or PAR.
SON AG kof STOK E-P Rip R., in the County of Worcester;
which consists of about lwenty,three Acres of Glebe Land,.
and•Tythel_of Corn and Grain arising or
,increasin& upon
tipw,trOs poo-Acres of. Lan-t, within the Parish. of Stoke.
Pri.i• aforesaid, 'being the whole of .the' Tytheable Lands
within the same Parish. .
The above Estate is held. wider .the Dean and. Chapter of
WorCester,,by tease, for twenty-.one years; renewable every
s -yen, at a moderate Fine, and which was renewed in No-
verither last. • '

Stoke-Prior is situated near to the Market-Towns of
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the Worcester arid. Birmingham Canal runs through the
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Worcester'.

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Benbow and Hope, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn, 'London ;
ofthe Auctioneer, Worcester; and of Mr. Bury, Attorney-
at-Law, tiewdley, where a Map of the Parish may be seen.

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