The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-12 00:00:00

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N 8.1) AY, FEBRUARY 12, 1800.

'VOCAL CONCERT, i806,'
NEW ROONIS„HANOYER-SQUARE.

A fESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, glad
G REA l'OtEX;most:te '
specitui4 acquaint the Nu,
bility and Gentry that the CONCERTS will commence on
110 DAY NEXT.
Terms of Subsariiition—!FOUß GUINEAS for NINE
CONCERTS. Tickets truisterable; subject to the usual
limit ions.
• Subscriptions Avill Continue.to be received, till the limited
number is completed, at l‘elr•Birdiall's,-No 133, New Bond.:
street, where Tickets are daily delivering—
A 'List or the numerous principal' Ptirtbriners, Vocal and
Instiumental, has been already published.

SCHEME of the FIRST C.O.NCE RT.
ACT I. .

Overture and Dead March in 'Saul--Handel. Elegy, for
four voices, "O'er Nelson's TOmb" —Norris. Scene trom
Tyrannis; Love, ”Jiark ! my Daridcar." The solo parts by
l'lrs. Vau-Oan; Mr. 13airlehlan, .SA.-'andehtfrus Purcell.
Scena, Mrs. I)ickons,- ` All, amor rnio"—,Naunian. Ntw
;neverGlee, lour voices (tver perforinl), composed expre.,6iy for
these 'Concerts Dr. Claikc. New Concerto; Elate, Mr
Ashe. Duet,--Mr Harrison .and Mr.
"As I -saw fair C lora" -Playdrr. Rectotive and Song.,
" ye.,l,,,inpL; Springs and floods" -
S, olpii.ny., -Air. Mr. ii-arrisoi),•anl Lull
" Come, if you dare"— Puicell. • . . • * .

'ACT 11. -
New Grand Sinful:le (,MS. 'tot a fullßand).--Beetboven.
Song, Mr. Harrison, :...oldter's Dream," a.-..crnpailicd
On tne Organ b.) Mr. Gr....it,,:ex—•Ait*oo' t. New (:lee;
"'tiy lather hick in.: "haat my .hair"_ lower pertinined).
Air. Mr.. ha rtnonlied for tour voices, bj• Mr. G reato-
rex. New Scene, " Tr,ti-(lsar." Recitative 'and-Song. r.
Bartle:nal, with full Chorus, citinposed expresStyfor these'
conc,:ns colic,,tr. Trio tin Violin, Vioh,me.lio' -and
Donnie Bass, ‘,VtLit :seil, Mr. linlley, and :Mr. Dta-
gdrinettl--Handel and Niatini. Sons, Mrs; 44 Ah
tate, 0 Diu,- divianto." ~liaSsoon Nir.••llhlmes--7
Favourite Glee, "Peace to the Soulcof the He-
roes"— Dr. CaliCott. Celebrated Cantati, " Itosj,
Bowers;" Mrs. Oi,kons-L,Purcell.' NaVat " T.he
Woinien Walls," three voices, awl full Chorus f)r. Arne.'
j4l s Park,':l; first Verformance will boon Friday, the 21S t
inst. ; Bianchi's on the zBth ;
oh.the of March. .
The.boo:s wild be opened at Seven, and the Peiforrnance
cortri(enee prethsely at Lig,lit'o'Clock.. •
The Nobility. and Gentry are respeelfully, entreated. to di-
rett their- Coachmen to Seralowirand takenyviritir thehorses'
heads towards George-street. The Door in HanovegeStreet
is tor Chairs only.
Mr.`Townsend Will attend at the head -Of the.POlici Of-
ficers. :

SHAW, MAYOR.
A • COURT-of- ALDERMEN held at 'Guildhall,
on;Puesdily,the zBth Day of- January e 406, and in, the
-46(h year of the Reiof George the Third-of triC 'United
'ti-iniddm.ofCr giv
tiat'BriLain and I reland, King, Sze: •
ResolVed I.l.naniinhnslv.;; That the Thanks of this CoUrt
,given .to the-Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, for his
ludiCiOUS'irtlisgernent of this City's part of the Public-Pro-
cessions on Sth and 9th instant, in honour of the late Lord
:Viscount Nellon i• for that manly, temperate, and persevering
goricitia,, winch procured hint a Warrant under the King's
Sign IVlanti~?, 'to hold n tbe..Prpeession. of the 9th- instant,
Nvitliin' the the place due to the Chief Magistrate, viz.
that of the Ft, sr. Subjectof .t he Realm—for the perled con-
cert- in Nv.l.l.iCil lie .sated with the
,Committee of the other
tife—C• ipdratioli--:for his excellent dispOsal and
brilliant display of the Military Force of-this City—tor his
,pOitte Attention.-to, all the Members of. this Court, and to
every o.ber k!er*On with whom he had intercourse upon that
Solemn occasion; and for his liberal Entertainments,- palkieii-
larly that at his •Mansion House on the 9th instant, -when his
bosp.table Table was attended by the Municipal Authorities
Of 'inc.: City, and tion,ured oy an assemblage of eminent Pet-
ions, ,reiidered dear to his Fellow •Citizen§ by the great Ser-
vices bey ilav'e performed to their Country in the .honourable
Professions of .the Navy and Army.

WOODTHORPE-.

BUST of 1:01tf) VISCOUNT NELSON, from LIFE.
Dedicated, by permission;to Alex. Davison, Esq.
G.AHA..-OAN is proud to state, that he is the
VrotessionAl. Sculptor who ever was honoured
with sittings for a Bust-of the magnanimous, Lord Nelson
Casts of which may be had at the Artist's, No. 5, Bentinck-
street, Berwick- street,. Soho, and no where, else, price One
Guinea, or the size of Life hree Guineas.; to be 'pal& for
on ciciive.q. - • •
(-7' L. Gahagan helieveshiMself the only Sculptor who
ever was honoured with a sitting twin the Right Hon. Wm.
Pitt, and will. publish a Bust of thirj eminent Charader in
about traz‘e weeks.

FREEHOLD FARMS -GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . •
By J, J. PALMER Broker
At the Elephant and Castle Inn, in the City of Bath, op
Thuraidy,. Feb. 20 iSo6 at One O'Clo-ck-in. the Afternoon
precite.ly,
AEast Eligible
,ed DesirableTo
f.
~;it\l FREEHOLDsituat,.,hi
!the' Parish of Puckleciinrch, about seven miles :rum the
City, of Brisfol ; comprising a Aibsiariiiat Farm-.
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necessary Offices, and 2:::3 -Acres (tore or less), principally
of rich Meadow and Pasture Land ; .the whole under Lease,
whereof 7 year-ife Unexp i red, to Mr. Robert Wilcox, a re-
.speelable Tenant, at a clear Rept of 4001. per ann.
. Also GING ELLS FARM, .situated iii the same Parish,
rind comprising. a subsfareal FarM trOuse, with all conve.
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Gtazing Lands, now under Lease, whereuf 4 years are unex-
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841. per ann.
'lhe.Land-Tax of both these Farms is redeemed, and con-
siderable Veins of Coal are supposed to run under them ; and
from their situation' lying at about equal distances from the
Cities of Bath and Bristol, they form a'rnostdesirable Pro-,.
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improved in value.
To view the Preinftes apply to the Tenants ; and'for fur-
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