The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-17 00:00:00

PART I.

ovotture Occasional.
LCC4. Mr. Dcht/I , "My cup is full."—jephtlia.
Air.." Shalt! Marrav's. I—Chorus:, " For all tllese."
Air,Miss Tenant, "Tune the soft melodious."
Air, Mrs. Dussek, " Pious Orgies."—Judas Macc.
stir, Mr. Pstldon, and Chorus, " HAPPY Pair."—Al"'
Feast. -

PART 11.
4, Von 2.70bi5," (Bird), arranged aa an Overture and Grand
Chorus, by Mr. Baumgarten.
Ai, Miss,Tvrer, " Where is this syairndous."
Ai, Mrs. Second, and Chorus,yrants would."
ith.
cit. Mr. Mahon, " It must be so."—Jrphrha.
Ar, " Pour forth no more."
Ar, Master Smith, " Th.: smiling dawn."
Chorus, " From Harmony."—Dryden's Ode.
At, Mis• Dussek, Wise men flattering."—Judas Mace.
Ikcit. Mr. Incledon, " Deeper and deeper still,' and
Sorg, " Waft her Angels."—lephtha.
(rand Chorus, " From the Censer."—Solomon.
At, Mrs. Margerum " Awful pleasing being."—Jcph.
lie. Mr. Incledon, " Pleasure my former ways."—Time
and Truth.
A.r, Mrs. Second, " Praise /he Lord."—Esther.
Clorts,, Fixd in his everlasting scat."—Samson.
PART 111.
Celebrated Hymn, composed by Martin Luther, with at-
conipaniments by Mr. Laumgarten.
dog,ictrs Dussek, " 0 magnify the Lord."—Anth.
iet, Miss Tennant and Master Smith, " Let's imitate
her notes above. "--Alex. Feast.
song,,litir. Denman, " Tho' furious storms."—loas.
Chorus-, ."
See the conquering hero," arid March.—Judas
• Mace,
Air, Mr. Inch:don, " Gentle airs."—Athalia. Accoin.•
Fianied on the Vielloneello, by Mr. C: Ashley.
Ong, Mrs. Second, " Let the briFht Seraphinis."
Grand Chorus, " Let their celestial . "—Samson.
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tad of Part I. a Concerto on the Flute, by Mr. we:R.
vxx•
tnd of Part-il. a Sonato on the Grand Piano Forte, by a
• Ydung Lady,. totally blind from her birth.
Pgrwipal Vocal Perfurmers,
Mrs. s c(SN,D, Miss TENNANT,
Miss TYRE R, Master SMITH,
Sem I.2AAnd Madam RG E R Uhl ; e
D ‘her. zstEK appearance).
ÜBS
Mr. INCLEDQN;
Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs 'DYNE,
P A DDON, (Scholar of Mr. Jackson of r xeter),
Mr. JAMES
.MAI-10;s10 and mt.. uENNIAN.

Leacletof the Band, 'Mr: G. ASHLEY .
argan, Itlr. • J. ASHLEY.
the tes.t of the Band. :out tbe Chorusses, which will be
iiunicrous anti, compete, by the most
,ap.p,r9ytd
Per-
ormers.
'The whale under the Direaion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.
Boxes 6s. Pit 35. Otl. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery ts.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr: Brandon at the
'lox-Office in Hart-street.
Half Price as, usual, at Nine o.Clock.

boors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seyen o'Clock

CAIIINET PICTURES,
4KIOW gXHIBITING at Mr. RichArtisoa's,
Vork-iloyse, No. 3i, corner of Villiers-street; in
the Strand. A seled ColleCtren of Thirty-two high-finish:.
ed Cabinet Pictures, including seven by Vernet, the rest
by Crtuze, and other much-admired Artists. Admittance
One Shilling. Deserrptive Catalognespatis.
The Exhibition wilt finally Clbse on Saturday,
March the 28th.
•

At a MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the LINEN
and HEMPEN MANUFACTURES of IRELAND,
on Tuesday the 3d day of March, aor ,•
Hon. JOHN Baron DILLON in the Chair;
THE Right Hon. JOHN FOSTER reported
from the Committee, a Plan of Encouragement for,
promoting the GROWTH of HEMP, and the Estab-
lishment of the SAIL-CLOTH MANUFACTURE,
which was read,. and is as follows :
" HEMP.
" The Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufac-
tures, anxious that this Kingdom should offecluallY lay
hold of.the present opportunity whiCh the interruption
of Tradiwith the Northern States offia•s, fbr 'promoting
the Growth of Hemp, and the Establishment of the
Sails Cloth Manufaaure, call upon all Land-holders and
liarmers.to assist their endeavours, by allotting some por-
tion of their Grounds to the raising ot. Hemp.
" They understand it is as easy in its culture as Flax,
the richer the soil and the deeper the loam, the better
will be the produce ; it succeeds admirably in drained
Bog manured with Ashes • and the Trustees propose to
procure a sufficient number of. persons properly skilled,
min the nunageent of it, from the timeit is ripe for
pull-
ing until it is made fit for the Spinner.
•' These persons will be stationed in various parts of the
Kingdom, and orders will be given to the County Inspee-,
tors to receive all applications from Gentlemen or Fir-
mcrs who may desire their assistance, and to send -them
accordingly. -
" The Trustees will also give the following Bounties,
and continue them for three years :
" BREAKING aiteI'SCUTCHING.
I. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom
in the years dor, 1801, 1803, well broken aud.scutched
for the hatchet, or for cordagb, the sum of ail. and a fur-
ther Bounty of a complete set of Hefty Hatchets to every
Person who shall have broken and scutched half a ton
weight thereof.
2. " Tu. the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery,
Wherein: net less than 3o ton of sound Hemp, of Irish
growth, shall be broken and scotched pettedly before the
rat une t8a..,-• the sum of tool.
. 41 -ro the Owner of any Mill, Or Mill Machinery,
w ich shall be meted after the Ist of May 18or, wile-
ther entirely new, or added to an old Mill, wherein there
shall be broken and scutched the greatest quantity of
sound Hemp, of Irish growth, between the ist of June
tSe2, and the rat of June 1803, not less than so ton, the
sum of rsol. ; for the next greatest quantity, not less than
40 ton, between the said periods, the sum of tool.; 'and
for the next greatest quantity, not less than 3* ton,. be-
tween the said periods, the sum of 501.
4. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery,
now or hereafter to be ereaA, wherein there shalt be
broken and searched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp.
of Irish growth, between the ist of June tBo3 and the Ist
of June 1504, not less than. too son, the sum of 3001. ;
for the next greater quantity, not less than 80 ton, the
sum of zoel. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not less
• than 6o ton, the sum of tool.
" HACKLING.
s. " For evert, stone of sound Hemp, 6f Irish growth,
well Water-rotted and, scutched, which • shall be hackled
and.dressed fit for Spinning, between. the rst August 12.01
and the istof August 1804, the sum of 3d.
- ' • •• - " SPINNING.
6.." For all Machinery which shall be ereaed, whether
entirely- new or added to old Mills, for spinning Hemp
or Flax, -for Sailcloth, before the Ist August, rBO2, to be
worked by water or steam, a sum after the rate of Ten
Shillings .for each Spindle it shall contain, on suffiCient
security being given (hat the number of Spindles ter which
such premium shall be received, shall be regularly kept
at work in spinning Hemp or Flax for three years.
" For this Prcmium the sum of pool. will be appro- •
printed ; and if more than 6200 Spindles shall be claimed
for, the Trustees will reserve to th6rnsoiKds the:rwer of
dividing the sum of 30001. rateably among the Claimants. 1
7. " •To the Person who shall spin such Yarn' by such
Machinery before the ist of August, 1804, a Sail:cloth
Loom, made of the best' materials, and on the most im-
proved plan, will be ordered by the Trustees for efrery
two ton of good, even, merchantable Yarn so spun ; every
such Loom to continue the property of the Board, into
whosoever hands such Spinner may give it.
"s ITINERAN F HEMP-DRESSERS. •
" All Persons who can produce sufficient proot-of being
perfectly skilled in the management of Hemp throUghoat
all its different processes, from the time it is pulled until
it is completely dressed for spinning, and wish to eugage
siith the Trustees, are desired to apply
.to their Secretary,
at the Linen-Pftice, Dublin, or their Agent, Edward
Stewart, Esti. Aldermanbury, London ; and the first twelve
who shall be approved ot, will be appointed Itinerant
Hemp:Aressers at pl. a year each; and will have liberty
to receive from the Persons whom they shall be ordered to
attend, such reasonable allowance as the Trustees shall
previously =salon.
"MILL-WRIGHT and MACHINE-MAKERS.
" All Persons of this description in Great Britain or
Ireland, who wish to be (employed in. construaing any
Machinery for the Scutching, Dressing, Spinning, or
Weaving of Hemp, may register their Names and Charac-
ters, and prices or terms, if they choose, in the Linen
Office, Dublin, where a Book will be kept for the put-
' poses and he open at all times to the inspedion of .any
phrson who may wish to erea Machinery.'
And the same being read paragraph by paragraph, was
unanimously agreed to, and ordered 'to be published.
By Order of the Trustees,
' JAMES CORRY. Sec.
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