The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-26 00:00:00

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V.lice, that, unless such Persont shall pre,.. l : thentstivet fur Emih ; ymen t, or satith, the lkard of their I,7a:r/iiiis' to is-, hefore the expir,ation...f thepreJesst,year,.' !brie Nam.; :;.ii; be omitted in the List, r the Jear ensvirt,T, on the rqpositioll of their being dead, twi4at4stg grated the Servile. Sick and Hurt Nov. 4, iso,-. -9 9 o 4 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PAESENT EVENING, Dec. 26, 1805, will'bc.performed SHE STOOPS 10' CONGItER„ Young AlarloWC," Mr: BAItl YMOR E ; • Tony Lumpkin, Mr. n'ANNIST'ett ; After w Miss Elanicastle Miss DUNGAN. hiCh the New Grand'Legandary Melo-Drama, called THE 'SLEEPING BEAUTY. with,entirdy. New Svcnery, Maehitier/.,,Oresses -, &é. The Overture and New Music composed hy,Mr., Addison. Aldibert (a Knight Errant), Mr. OL CAMP ; ' Latincelot (Esquire to Al(tibert), Mr. 'MATHEWS ; Ethelred (the Usurper), Mr. G.,D!EGVILLE. tthelinde (the Slcebing Beauty), By a'YOU NG LADY ; Ellen (a very old Villager), MisS DE CAMP; Emma (a Village Girl Mrs. BLAND ; 'Atld • Melzari na (the GoodEai y Madera oiselle P ARI SOT. 4,,80xe565. ' " 2rice jS: -e-ont. Price as. Caller as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second , rice 6d.—No Money to be returned. , The Doors will he opened at Half pst Five, and tits P lay etK i n at Half-past Six. - • • i l k l aces for the Boxes to be ta4cn Mr. Fosbrook, at the 0 11icin . Little Russell-street. .11 richl fi Y. Saturiay, and MondaY, The . Seliool for, e nds ; with The Steeping Beauty. ' T i 4 L E aril-Ji Y t . " . =617.1 TriT)i<; ROE N US-EM I • EVENING, Dec. 26,- 1805, will he pertopped, ALFONSO KING OF CASTILE. Alfonso, Mr. MURRAY; • Orsino, M. COOKE ; Csario, Mr. H. JOH NSTON. Araieltosa , , Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Vitilizt. Mrs. LITCHFIELD; _ • ' Estella. Mrs. ST. LEG ER. /titer which a New Ballet, by . Mr. 14rne, Called 'PHI: 'WILD 'ISLANDERS ; Or, 'IIIE COURT OF (1 ' 1 ' 14 4i - will be added a Loyat.Musicalilinproniptu, called 10 •NELSON's ,GLORY. co nclude with a ReP Nsent . ' the 1.4 e Triumphant anon o , 1 4. 5 i xes 6s. Pi Engagetrrent t 3s. 6d. Gallery as. tipper Gallery, is. Past t1 1 1 . 0 !;,rs . Lke opened,at ; h4ll past. Five, and beght at halt on r Sat urri ridny 111aSter 'Betty -will perform Romeo; and, on -a Y , 4hicacter of Gustavus Vasa. New not4:e WIIT be. given of the first Representation .of the in Grand Romantic l'antemitne, which has been so long val'ed Harlequin's Magnet ; or, The Sc;an 4v,dtt S• r Ctier. ToF ----- - - --,, I „ -- - 4)1 % 0 14(1E1'0AS Of.EAST-INDIA STOCK. '""'Es A .• THE D zo .LNTLESULNi . • a 7 for the Election of a Dlreaor, in the the sti t i o () arri or the late Mr. Paul earn Mesurier, being axed for leg x to solicit f ianuary next, I most stly and tespeetfully the Honour of your Starages on that Day. Elle bh e Perience which I . have had in your Maritime Service, and ur l 'try flattering Support. which I Itave hitherto received iuloftiy Canvas, encourage me to intik forward to the re. tess. the Ballot with the tnost sanguine expedation of SUC. I have the Honour to be, Ladies and . Centlemen, Vitlf most'obedient and most humble Servant, CAMPBELL MARIORIBANKS. i s lt lier ner's-street, Dec. zr, tacis. ' . at t i, .. Captain Marjoribanks's Committee meet every day we i 0 King's stead 'Tavern, in the Poultry, at Twelve 1 4 1,;7 4 ,. : *.and will be happy to receive the Communications k lie A .....,__: nus. My, RISE OV CHAUCHARD's MAPS. • STOCKDALE respeafully- informs. the S a l e Public, that the . time, to which he has ted.the , CuAtic LI A R D's celehratecl Twenty-sevens Sheet - 0,1 110 Map of the whole of Ci ERMAN:Y. ITALY, &a. at . Pres - ent :Inter, wilt expire on the 3 rst Decesnear will, therefore, be continued until Oar period at only Six G uineas, including the Description of those Countries in One volume Itoyal 4to. ; but any Coptes which may remain on -1,,,31d after that date, will be advanced in .price to Eight .Gineas. A Subicriber's First Impression, a particularly fine Copy, 2 4ay be had, price t 2l . 125. 'No. tBi, Piccadilly. CANTAL HUNTING RESIDENCE, lIANT§, TO BE LETI', situate ten Miles .East of Win chester. and five . South from Abreslord, in the , centre f9 . t the* Hampshire limit, comprising a pleasan t modern built 13 ‘velfing i .house, with Offices, Stables, Lawn,.and Inclo, 'tires • about 00 Acres of which, together w it h several Woods !let l i nctoiures adjoining the same, of the yearly value of 47 1 1 .• aro to'be sold. AA Perry, o f Braxndean, will shew the Premises. Printed Particulars may be had of the Printeri of the Ox ford and Bath I'a Per' ; at the principal Inns on the Western *1"-)eta, adt at No, 7,l.incaresL.lnly.Fields, London ; and at' Mr. t Office in SaliseUry, who will treat for the Sale or clung ._ GRAND LOTTERY, , , BEGINS DR AWING FEBRUARY '3,. 1806. SCHEME l''.• •of 220,00* - . are . ‘6OOOO 3.. •• . • to,co* • •- • .- - 3000 0 3 • • 00 -- . 5, .istoqo 2,_ . . •o,:i .-. . - - 6.** • °-...- -. . 1:03 2* ... •/.. . . 0* S So •-• .. _ no %, -A - • - 5 0 ;•0 ... 12 °„, - • - . ... boo* 0' 5 00 First.drawn ; TiOiasi2 - - -, .- . - 110, 0 9' -......z... 2 5000 Tickeii 250,0010 • Pal of the' above Capitals. , First-draw n Aldiet, ist Ray . ..' ,Cro,oeo Ditto.. _. .:, .. 4 th pay. --- • 20,0, 0 0 . . , Ditto _ , _ • Gth Day - - , 20, 00 0 unto ."--.... - kith Day -.- 5 0 t: 0 • 4-into, - - .„ lot h,l) 4 y -• • - .;0; - 0 TT rte• Licence(' 1. 4 , th „ - i: O E i - ri r ce S and , S l-AItES . arc selling at every ' PRE,SENT PRICE. • . -• Half' ,Ticki.!r . ... - - ,Cl 9 ' 7 0 -,C to 0 0 ['Eighth - . - ,C 2 ri 0 ~ Vharter .. c, ‘ o i Sixteenth - . I 5 6 t o i l lt Atte.arly V urcitase is advised, as the flrst 5.10 , 0 . Tifkets 12t . tos !erititled to ;tel. Faith, besides their chance,oi mi. La- FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. 1/VMS's' ANALLYTIC PILLS. new Mbce.'ofAdininistering these PILLS, by the advice of an eminent Physician' ( see the new Di pers„,Qn Biliotik-Diseasess so prevalent, particularly among parsons who have resided in hot climates, are remover) w ith , greater eas e a nd sa f ety t hinby any other Midicine. They are t gi v allY, efficacious in all Disor ders of ti* ' slt°l/1nh4"41/°vv' es ; In Indigestion, Lossof Appetite, Habitual Costiveness, iiroublesome Filatulencies, ant; Chnlics ; 'likewise in Gouty I a bi4i in Giddiness or Rheumatic Pains , i n the head as well as those occasioned by Free Living, thzrchy-preventing ralstes a . nd Apoplexies, Wien the consequence o f Intent c.,Receurse should'be had to them on • the; first attack 'of a •ald 6 .„, •or any slight Indisposition, or alter any excess of eat- iii ; and thus their- well-known characteristic - maintained, of promotinLongevity. r i u n clittr " bY sea or lands sh o uld neva bo without the al l ePtie Pills, as they require neitheir confinement nor e jation of diet. h o 't I . Y are sold only by , F. Newbery and Sons , at the Ware lar pr. ladies's' Powder, Alo-4s, St. l'auPs - Church • four doors fr om Cheapsidc, London; at 1)r. latries!s late on u e t i . !" Eroton,strect ; in Boxes, - . price 4s. bd. each; of in g e ttcontainmg, the quantity ut siiC, air Duty warted. /*lope are gen i but t hose hvh el • lrA vc the St- "F. Newbery, !No. 4s —Sc. PeurPs, 9 engraYed in Ow St- LLOYD'S, Dec. 17, igo;. . . MANY Applications' ha 1n; been recet#e' d from the Relatives of Officers and Nlen who have fallen in His Majesty's Setvice; unaCCiThipanied with proper testimo nials, the Committee adopt this mode of giving notice; 'that Certificates are ex_pe6tedof the relatioirin which the Claim ants stood to the Deceased, and of their circumstances being such as to entitle them to relief, signed•by the Magistrate, Clergyrrian,.or some other Person ot respectability, in tne place where they reside. Widows are requested to mention the number of- their Children, with their resprelive Ages.; . and Patents to tarnish proof that the Deceased left neither W'idbw nor Child. Navy Pay-Office Certificates of the par ties having been permitted to receive the wages Of those tin . der whom they, claim will be considered skaticient evidence of their being thelegal Representatives. r. WELSFORD, Secretary. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, or, the DAY of TriAN KSGIVING, tOr the RELIEF °trite SEAMEN, SO DI 1 , , S, MA RINE S, araIVOLUNTEE RS,Wound. eri ; and, the WI DOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES ot those Killed, in His Al ijeSty's Service : ,C. e. ` d. . Amount advertised - - - 36,02 iS• Churchee, Chapels, Rev. Clergymen Sums • ;Al! 4 4 raiugs. . l'ubo pre‘h.iq-d. Parish Of Dolnorne Stiagaralchire, - at o o Palish of Perteniall, Sedtbrd, 1. K. Alart)n 9 13 Rev. Dr.Thohtas Nlartyn, 5 o 0 Fledisoroughe Nottinghamshire, joint Penrose 3 o Thorny, ditto, - - Ditto - 15 : 8 . Sunbury, Middlesex, - lames Cowe lb 0 Furneauxt Peinaias,„ lc. H. Bray, Vic. 7 4 Presbyterian Chapel, Devizes, Bannister - ' 6 6 'farm, near Stockton, Graves - 24 16 6 , Norton, ditto, ' Austey - 17 la 0 . obey, G loucestershire, r . - 3o 1 3 Inhabitant °Nile Town and Parish of Chard, Oa, 3 6 St. lames, Garlick-Hill, Upper 'Pnames-'street, - Kidd - - 12 IS 6 Ind.:pendent Meeting of Dis senters, Walden, - W. ludgson 12 II 'lndependent M s etting, at Duxfoid,W. Tyne . 8. 1 o Shepstow on Stour, .. - W. Evans - 20 ID Chapel!) , of Tettininton, . Ditto - a 16. o Nan-commissioned Officers, Drummers and Pri vates, of 'the VOlunteer'Corps at Shepstow, one day'a pay, 'per Col. Bellamy - - 5 3to Roinford, Essex, col leaed in the Church and in the "f awn, per j. Marshall - - - 4 6 4 0 Rev.H.Devi's,andtheParishofSouthNewton,Oxan4 t 6 Parish of Ain vveti, deers, per E.A. 16' 14 o -Stockton, Salop, . last ßich, Redo( 37 5 6 St. Mary, Newington, Surrey, Rob. Dickenson 73 . .to Pro.estant Dissenters, Norwich, Mr. Newton' - • 6 3 intiel.c..ient Meeting, Shadford, : • , , s.,ex, - Geo. Gold - 29 12 6 0111::ers, Non-commisioned 011icers and Private's 01 the Royal 'Westminster RegiMent of Vo4un teers, commanded by Col, tames ittiberrs , ll .105 0 0 Shadox,flerts,anuOriestone,Kent,C.Stodilarr,, jun. 4 o o 'Ladder Church, Lanarkshite, . 2, o • St. Leonard, lAythe, Kent, - 23 5 o Sal tld, ditt - - Alt w . . 5 5 Newark . Chur;.•ll,lgottingliamsli. is 7 3 Ditto, Baptist Collodion, - 4 • 0 Ditto, Calvinstry, - - - sto 4 Carcelston, Nottinghamshire, Rissingale, Lincolnshire, - - it 6 6 The Rev. R. Frost and Friends, Denmore, - 3 7 ,o Routh, Walshain, Nurfolk, - ' 4 9 Taunton, St. Mary Ma&dalen, F. 11. Clapp 79 4 6 Ditto, St. lames, - . M. Wibber - sts 3 Wilton, .. • - Ditto - • tl to. 7 St. Paul's Meeting, - M. Tozer - 7 5 F/ New Meeting, . Mr. Fennin - Melksham Church, . - 14 7 Ditto ,Baptist Meeting, - 2.7 0J Sr Church. 6 I a Jeeih_ —ourch, - 5 Folshott (hero . - t 5 o From tlic Corporation of Carmarthen, - 5° 0 o St. *Petei's Church, ditto, - 17 o Stoke, near Newark, , - W. Bartlett . 4' 6. ,o gyerston, , • - -------- • 1 6, 3, Y 6 Codington, 4 I. 4 Tytheyston, Diocese of Llanctiff; 11, Knight, Esq. , Lieut.-Colonel of the Glamorgunsh 3 ire Militia, ti o Heweastle, Llandafr, 3 5 , Sohn Prichard, - I 1 0 aliston, I.lilWaff; - Ito 3 lientlsi.vorth, Herts F, A, Warren 12 17 6 Spilsby, LinColnshire, - *-- - 819 6 St. -John Baptist, Savoy, W. B. Oaaiel 2.0 o 6 Clyst. St.Geurge, near T o psham, K. Rous - 5 , i 7 Knotringley Chapel, Pantefracl, I. Bailey - 6 12 4 Parish Church, Kelso, Roxb. R. M. Moodie so 9 o Do. Episcopal - • Henderson a 9 6 St. Mary, Wallingford T, Fentycross sto 12. 1 Cholscy, Barks . Do. 15 6f Halstead Church,' S urrey; I • E.' Francis 33 0 ° Kiddington, Oton, Dr. -M'avor 3 0 0 Scotch. Church, Crown -court, guss'cll-street, _ C. Grels • Calvin. Chapel, Macclesfield Pilton, 'Somersetshire, Wanton, ,do. St. Martin, Ipswich, SutTolk ---- I,liinbelligLhap.Caernarv.adsub Church, Arundel, Sussex ' Colle4e4 in the town of do. Kingswood Church, Wilts, Th. Thomas • A sincere token of respect, from a small Congrega tion of Protchant Dissenters 7 I I 6 Portsmouth. Church, . 1 4 , G, Rnssell . got o o From do. unappropriated surplus of a subscription for the*prosecution of Republicans - 0 6 From do. for Sufkrers by- Fire at do, 2 16 5 6 From do, for Flannel Shirts for the Military 6 6 rain do. Vol till Cons ributions at do, • 2 IS 3 roin•do. ditto for the 'Bel kola the Wounded in Lord Ditncan's Action -.- 4 4 0 Teni,vold, PUMIneS, G. Greig 3' John W - • - to to ilaptistMecr.Bromsgroye, leices.lohn ScrOxton z 3 North Ferrehy j ohn Scott 3 `Warrin-lon'lnt i fependeintt'hurch,Tll, Johnson 6is o . Chapel, Denmark hill, Camber well, Lambeth Parish, . Dr. T.Sampson 51 to - o ColleCtion at Chetsey Church -- Smart 4z 8 ti inhabitants of Stroud, Glutscesteribtie so/ itt Church, Pains Wick - ci Rev. E. f. Beyoon, 11, Mrs. Beynon,do. sl. to o o Town of Topless, - J Colniq 47 13 7 Parish of Marldoh, - A. FamiCl r 5 17 6 Do. of Kingswear, ' - G. P. Carwithin 4 2 0 no. of Rattery,. - It. 1. Lacombe 617 0 DO. Of CieWer, near Win . dsor, Last:umbel tz - 3 Rev, Win. Wall's Independent Meetihg,Pavement,MoortlilS,T,, Carder Parish of Heemonby,near Brad- • lington, , - - Wrangharn Do. of Muston, Do. Do. of Bessingly, * Do, Do. of,Folkton, - T. Nelson Do. of Filey, Do, u Do. of LaVenham,nr Sudbury, 1. Buck Do, of Penn, nr Wolverhampt. Pape Do. Of.Aylesham, Norfolk, Do. of BrainsilaW, Do.'of'Willow, Do. of Plaittord,' - Church, Shepton Mallet, Stoke. Diunerd, Devon, St. Sidwell's Church, Exeter, Parishat Monks,Kirby,Warwick;Podinore St,Mary.'sChrt - taverfor4 West, • St, Thomas's Church, do, St; Mai tin's do, do, Protest:int Dissenters, do,- Anahan tists, du i; St. Catherine Calernarii Fen church-street, 13 !Winos st , Veto's Church, Thaoei i Mr. Cramp' a Nlcclo,4 do, 37 0 0. 5 0 0 R. Davies . IL 6 6 Do. 3 6 15 2 0 O 21 19 7 5 0 13 0 17 13 0 18 7 6 1 3 73 to 4 18 8 6 2 I 7 31 '4 0 9 8 "6, 0 to o 11 9 Th. Periton zo it o o It 6 . W. filomberg -2 9 12 4 John liar/ices 43 3 0 JI 16 6 is 36 I 3 16 16 3 ;o ,--- 5 . 2 --,---- 5 3 0 7 '7. 3 24 IS 7 5 - Q end, Kent, - ---Kcnt 17• o Bubscrititions of The Peop.lc Called MetWodlits, latc iu connexion with Rev. Westley,deceased, ihoo 3 o Inhabitants Q 1 the l'aiish of Fordington, Uw.et, by Cie hands of 'rho: Salisbury,. Esq.. 5 6 Inhabitants oethe liarough of Oorchester, Dorset, by the handt john - C4ll Mansfield , io7 15 3 Palish of 'Cr4sso_n, .S ohli _Cateivright 6 5 o [To be coot cued] SulAcription.Roolcs arc open, and Subscriptions roceivcd,at the Ihr or Lloyd's hawse, .and by all tlic Bankers itl Town awl Country. At',e'GENERAI. MEETING of. MALT.STERS, and. MAKERS of MALT, residing within the City of NOR-. WI CH and Cotinty'of NORFOLK, held at the King's !lead Inn, Norw:ch, on Tuesday, the 17111 d. t v of Deeeiii bet, nide,' to take nato taiosideretron the propriety Of pirittouing Parliamen A t for the epeal of the Seth and 33d Seaions of the Act of 4:d of Geo,„Il I .•C hap. alitit, , prohibiting the, watering, or sprink ling.Gndwitiaktog.imo Malt, upon the Elem.; and also ler removing the Doios, at present entertaitaid i . concern-nig the right of appealing to the Justices in Quarter Session:;, rroin Convictions by two Magistrates, IVIr. CR ISI! IWOWN in the Chair . It was unanimotisly Resolved, ' • THAT the following RESOLUTION'S, entered. into•at a G ERAL MEETING of the M A LT—, ST ERS and. MAKERS of MALT, residing' within the. County of SUFFOLK, at a MEETING held at the • .Whiie Hart lon,. Stowmarket, Ott Muuday, the.vii of No- . vember last, be agreed to, viz. , " That the operation of the above Clauses has been found •by experience to be productive of the most injur ious conse cntences 'the mannfadure of Malt, and to strojeci the fair Trader to great di tticulnea and hardships, without any , adVint- Lige to the Revenue. . •• Th4t, the tilfmitre 'imbibed lay the grain in the-steep, however long . immersed, is found to in Inc, lai, s teut to th e purpose of keeping up auttki.alt vceeiati, , ii to 'carry the acrospire as tar its the cm:l'..loe whi,;lns the-true crite hoe of period Malt; .and that the test riCtion , 04 ,,0, a d by t h e .above Clauses, aeaiust feet - Lining toe lanetint vegetation,-by 'wetting the grain upon the flow, prey ;.ma to the expirattoo of tm,;elve days, rennera- it 'in Jtill.)l6: to itanufaelnie a perfect articie,.w , er , by great loss 1-, iustainect by the Monster, mid .stilt greater injury by -tile catiaunter I anti that this are not aware of any di—alv,anage which could arise to the Revenue were .the Mak,as 'of Mitit permitted, as, heretofore, to apOokle their Crain .upon the #pr. the 011icers'of Ex cise halting the poser 'at their gauges in, any state of „eperationa , etween the ateet and . !'hat, *ma t: pe l me t -It of the C.Vii above stati'd, the most op • pressive 311 U-serious grievances to the' Manutrattheers of Malt, yise from tile iacilitiea and. temptations which the, first men tioned Clause in particular affords tor tuubunded and vex-. stious prosecutions. " 'Chat the naturally moist appearance of the grain tipon. , thelloor, for acme!: days.' after being' thrown front the cis tent, added to the.tael of the Officer participating in the pe nalties„enables and eneourages such as arc either ignoraht,. of the process, or inclined., to take undue- advantages, by availingt hentaelves . of the particular stage . of ofitation when such natural appearances may.. seem to jnatity suspicion, to exhibit informations against the Maltater, from which no . vigilance can guard, and no innocence. !noted lira, upon `which convictions are accustomed to be founded on matter .4i opinion only,. and from which no appeal isle be obtained ; and, these vexatious and grisumiless iniorniations have of late -become sofrerpient tram the facility with which-charges of this description can be established, as to amount to. a most ' , gaievous evil, and to become a source of the - most serious - •' alarm... " That the foregoing hardships arecansiderably aggravated by the doubts which are entertained concerning the right of appealing from convictions under the above Act to the jus.- ttces assembled at the General Quarter Sesons of the Peace, a privilege extended to all oilier offences relating t 6 the Duties on Malt and from which, as•to this particular of fence, upon which decisioas,'.foutlia reasons above stated, must be so peculiarly liable to error, this laleeting cannot conceive it was the intention of 'the Legislature; to exclude them." " And that to enable us' to obtain redress of the grievances reduced by the said Clauses,. a Petition be presented to i HonOurable the !louse of Corrimona, setting forth the same; and praying ftir such relief as they i wisdom shall think fit to grant. . • Anti a Petition having been prepared and read, • Resolved unanimously, • That the. said Vetition is, approved by' this Meeting, and that the- same be signed by each .peisuo -present, and be , forthwith sent to such Maltsters and Makers 'Of Malt as have riot been able to attend at this,Meeting, ler their 'mance tive Signatures. That a Subscription be immediately entered into for-the purpose of raisin ) ; a hund to provide for the expenees which amity-arise .41 ,the -progress of this business tid that the Chairman be Appointed Trealurer..- . That the following Gentlemen, or any three of MOM, be a Committee for managing the said Fund, and forwarding the purposcaetthis Meeting, •viz. 4Sir Lacon, 'Win. Pal grave, Esq, John Morse, Esq. Timothy Tonipson, Esq.- l ohn .Kerrich, ,Charles Westoa, - Mr. Edw; Squire, Mr. B. U. Dowson, Mr : Crisp. B ro w n , M r. j o h n Bobtail, Mr. Siday Hawes, Mr.. 'Robert Bowen, Mr, • wru, liankes, Mr. lohn Brown, Mr. latues Cozens,. Mr. I. W. Robberds, Mr. G. B. Georo ' Mr. 4. S. Cann, Mr, Win. liircitam, • Mr. Sam. Bidwell, Mr. fitowas. Mickleburgh, and Mr. Wm.. Sheppeard ; an d th at they -he' empower ed to meet anti adjourn fibril time to time,. and to take such measures as they shall deem proper and. necessary tOr carry . ing.intketle6t the objcels of the foregoing Resolutions. r' • • " ThAtmr. Henry Harmer, at .Norwich, terappointed So. licher, 'for rentitring such professional. assistante to the Com. mince as may .he necessary in the cOnrse of this:business., • That the above Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and advertised in the Norwich Papers, and Tue. Su hi and Tra veller. CRISP BROWN, Chairman. Resolved unanimously. That the of this Meeting be given to'the Chair. tmtn, for his attention to the Business of the (by, and tur his conduct in the Chair. • NEW MUSIC4HAYDN."' THE POETRY BY BURNS: nil Day was published. by G. Thomson', 'Tialzter's-plAcet Ldinbuygh, and T. Preston, 97, Str.ind,.l.ondon, fir -I HE FOURTH VOLUME, which, with the I.lt D v contains One litindred Selecilicottish Songs; with an I ntroduaion, anAccompaniment, and a Conclusion, theachSong, .for the Piano Forte, &c,. Comprmid wholly by Haydn, who _writes thus i " 1 boast of this Work, and by it 1 ttitter myself ray name will live in Scotland' many years after mydeath : '' _ • . _ _ . . . . This , Wor k . is distinguished not more by the invaluable labours of Haydn. than by the , Poetry._ which comprises the most interesting Colleetion of Songs both Scotti:di and hng. 16n, ever uffaed to the Public ; including above Ono Hun dred by Bums, by whose special authority the whole arc.Aet toNiiit-,lciti thii;‘york, and in no other. _ . , To,the Fourth Volume i 5 prefixed a highly-finished and strit . .ing Likrite“ of that aihno k Poet, engraved by Paton Thomson, from theoriginal Pidure by, Mr. Nairnyth. • The First and Second Volinites are harmonized by Pleyel, Kvzelucli, and Haydn. any or the.Four-Volumes may he hattsingly, and each is a Guinea. The Violin and !Sass Prins when wanted, are sold seratxteiy. • ".** Six Grand Sonatas for the Planck forte, by Vleyej, and .Sir, by Ko2Clucil j on Scottish SuNects, may be had as awve., . • ICI*U4LLING.OFFICS, . • Dee. iB, iFo;. . . 14E SIONPRS r:ri7CTLIA . 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