The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-08 00:00:00

ROSS INI'SS \ BAT MATER. ST. JAMES'S
THEATRE.
Under the express patronage of h 4 r Rnyal Highness the

DUCH'ESS of CAM BRID6E.
Mr. AIITCH ELL has the honour to announce that, in con-
sequence of the, nthusiastic approhatior, with which the second
performance was honoured this morning, the THIRD and
and LAST GRAND PERFORMANCE from the original
score of the above celebrated composition of Rossini, the cop-
right of which, in this country, belongs exclusively to Signor
Gabtutsi (under whose direction it will be given), will take place
at the above theatre, on MONDAY MORNING NEXT, July 11,
commencing at Two o'Clock. The same distinguished artistes
are engaged :—Demoiselle Lutzer (soprano), Mademoiselle
Pacini (contralto), Signor Mario (tenor), and Herr Staudigl
(bass). The Band and Chorus will be on the same grand scale.
Leader, Mr. I'olbeeque.
Admission—Boxes, 7s. ; ss. ; Gallery Stalls, 31. 6d.;
Gallery, 2s. Admission—_
Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be secured at Mr. Mitchell's
Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street ; and at the principal
Libraries and Mnsie--selters, as usual.

T"E " MEDL;AL TIMES" OF TO-DAY,
148 Quarto Columns, for 4d., contains :
Lectures on the Anatomy and Physiology of the Nervous
System, by Professor Owen.
Courses of Ci:nical Lectures on Pneumonia, by Professor
Chomel.
:Monstrous formation.
Sueecssful Employment of Super-Accitate of Lead, &e., by P.
Annan, Esq.
Extrtets from Foreign Journals,
Phrenological Association.
Mesmeric Cure of Palsy, by Dr. Elliotson.
Royal College of Surgeons, London.
To Correspondents.
LE,4 DE —Supprei,sion of Quackery.
Course of Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, Ly
C. .1. B. Williams, M.D.
Sitingi of the Medical Section of the British Association.
Casa of Fungus Hmtnatodes of the Eye.
Neuro- Hypnot ism.
Dr. Moore and Dr. Hawkins.
Medical News.
A table of the Mortality for the Metropolis.
Meetings for the Ensuing Week.
Price 4d. stamped, or by post, ss. sd. per Quarter, of any
Newsman or Bookseller.—Office, 10, Wellington-street, North.

A BSCONDED from his HOME THIS MORN-
-ING, July 8, 1842, at about Seven o'Clock, a YOUTH,
18 years of age ; he is five feet seven inches high, slender, has
a slight inward bend of the right knee, blown hair, with very
dark eyebrows, but fair skin ; may have a little colour but not
ruddy round face, full grey eyes, teeth irregular ; the general
expression of his countenance is mild and agreeable. When
he left he was dressed as follows :—A hat, with crape round ;
brown trousers, much worn ; black jacket, with velvet collar ;
and black waistcoat ; Clarence boots ; a black and white
checked gingham handkerchief round his neck, and also took
with him a brown cotton umbrella.

Any person giving him in charge to the police, and giving
thi-ir address at the same time, shlll be suitably rewarded.

TIIE WEATHER—Noos, JULY 8

Rill' AL CALLERS' OF SCIENCE, A DELA IDE-STREET.
I%:ermometer.... 61 Highest 62 j Lowest 48
Barometer 29.83.—Wintl S.W.

HIGH WI ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
lerning 3l minutes after I I Evening ... 3 minutes after 1.

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