The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-10 00:00:00

NUIgBER 43 1 2.]

XTORCESTER MUSIC MEETING is tip=
pointed to be held on TUESDAY the 23d of SEp,
•TEMBER next,. apd'the Two sticceeding Days; for which
Celebrity the following Eminent Performers are engaged,:
principil Vocal :
Mrs. VAUCH" MiSs LLYILLE,
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Messrs. HARM SO,N, .13ARTLEMAN, KNYVETT,
VAUC HAN, and lAG ER.
Principal Instrumental :
Messrs. Cramer, Moralt, -14indiey,.Holmes, Mahon, Ashley,
Hyde, Leanders, jenkinson,-Mtitlow, Dare.
The Chorus will bv utl, consistingof the most approved
Singers from. the principai-choirS in ,the Kingdom.

STEWARDS.
The Right Hon. Lord FOLEY.
The Hon; 1. W. WARD, M. P. •
ANTHONY LECHMERE; Esq.
Rev. RI CHAR L i)A RK E. Relor of Grafton Plyford.
Rev. GEORGE TU RBE RV( LLE, Vicar of Hanley.,
Rev. EDW.IOHN HERWERT, Vicar of Overbtiri.
Condudtor, J. CLARK.

INSTITUTION FOR THE CURE, OF IMPEDI-
MENTS OF SPEECH, AND CULTIVATION OF
ORATORICAL ACCOMILISHMENTS
MR. THELWALL, Professor of the Science and
Fraetkce of ELOCUTION, No.' qo, Bedford-place,
Illoomsburv-square, continues ' to lend- his assistance 'to
Foreigners desirous of attaining the Idiom and Pronunciatibn
of the English Language, persons afflielcd with 41-nopedi-
znents, Students designed for the Senate, the Bar, the Pulpit,
or the Stage ; and Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for im-
provement in Reading, Recitation, Conversational Accom-
plishment, Composition, Criticism, and the higher depart-
ments of English Literature. House Pupils have the ad-
vantage of a seleel and extensive Library.. The Public' L ec-
ture s are continued every Friday Everting at Eight.

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To COUNTRY BANKERS, &c. •
ASteady Middle-aged Person; accustomed to. the
Busittess.of a Country Bank, and fully qualified to
tondua its Concerns, wishes for an engagetnent as CLERK.
The Advertiser has had considerable- experience in various
Lines of Business, and can give tespeaable Referendes and
the required Security.
Letters addressed to A. B. at Mr. Burford's, Bookseller,
Fleet Market, will receive immediate attention.
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THE WATERING and SEA-BA CHING PLACES.:
THE BOOKSELLERS are respe&fully hiform-
-- ed, that the New- Edition of the GUIDE fo ALL the
ATE R I NGRLA C ES, correaeci to Midsummer 1806, in-
chiding several additional Places, and ,embellishedswith now
and improved Engravings, will be ready for deliuerk on Tties-
rdarthe actia Day of July, in three kinds of bindingasas fol-
low :---In boards, ,to sell at 13s. ; in red sheep, to sell at
345. ; in calf, gilt, to sell at act. . • _
the zsth Copy will be allowed iii Orders for twenty-five
Copies.

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Mr. Phillipshas also just published,
Mr. Carr's Stran.ser in Ireland.
The Wild Irish Girl.
Memoirs of-a Traveller nowat rest.
Ivlrs..-Robinson's Poetical Works. ' •
The nth' Edition of the Winter in London.
The ad Edition of the Novice of St. "poiniiiie:
Mrs. Charlotte Smith's History of England, in a Sefies pf
Letters to-a Young Lady. • • -
New Edition of Busby's Musical Di&ionary.
The:sth Part,of Dr: Gregory 's Cj,el6,oedla."
J.Oriton'-s'COntplete. dition of Eirnius. • • -
the Theory of Dramatic Xepresentaticm; 14, Mr: Siddons;.
with Sixty Plates. • • •
The Biographi:iiitli-e_nieSencl-lbukof CorhAoris.. •
The Maid;• tVife,' and Widow,-by lr. Siddons:' .-4 • -• •
A •Nery -Edition .ot.t4e.Piatire of Landon:: ' . •
The Third Volume of Modern and ClritempprarY.Yprages,..
Orders for al+ Afhich %vitt hethankkilly-reteiVell,-and
rnediately executed, for The:princtparl3orAsetters and Libra;
rians- residing at.a.ll the Watering :Places,',
Bridge:strect,.Blackfriars,

• GOSPORT.
Fp.R •-•-
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• .P.1./BLIC SALE,
At the Crownlnn, oh Thursday the, 'ilth OiStrly; zBo6, at'
Ten o'Clock•inf.theZeirgn-k,h;..*
THE Good: Spanish Sbirt.MARIA 'JOSEPHA;
alias E S E regularly condemned as y,ri.z.e
.to
lbs. Majesty's Ship Africa, I saic Woolley, gs. 9. :contain. .
arinenstons÷Lergth '96 . feet 6 incites; height' ben:reen"
Decks'4 teet 4 inches ; breadth 27 feet 2 inch“; depth id'
Hold 9 feet -to inches.; square stern,
,abOnt 0.. tons ilia-
aurement, nearly new, remarkably:s,trong built, and: coixpered
to her light Water Mark ; haS two fhtsli *Decks. 'and wdll
found in Stores; ' would make an excellent Packet,' or
able for any 'Trade where. dispatch it'requiredi being a very
fast sailer._ .

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Aftet' which will be sold her Cargo, Viz. '..
For Exportation. ' • - -
\440 Bags . Su,gar. •
$4 Ditto Cocoa.
For' Home Consumption.
93 Bales Sarsapaiilla. - . • . •
2o Ditto 1313 p.
.. • 16 Serous Cochineal. , , .
4 Bags Allspice. ' ' .
Soo Hides in the-Hair.
Zero Pieces of Hiles.
• 15 Tons Logworxl,
To be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse-two days before
the Sale, and Catalogues and Inventories had 13)+ applying
to Messrs. Peyton and Grenfell, Agents, Castle Baynard,
London ;or • MATTHIAS MARCH, or ? foint
WILLIAM if URNER, ' S Brokers.
Gosport, June z 6, 1806; , . •

BREWERY, AND WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE,-
ISLE OF WIGHT. • -
' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,: • •
On Saturday, the ad day of August, iBc,6, at the Bugle rnn,
Newport, at Eleven o'clock precisely, by Order of. the
Assignees of John Steaue, a Bankrupt, '
ALEASEHOLD BREWERY at. NEWPORT,
on the Banks of the,Navigable River Medina, In full
Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public ii9USe5
attached thereto, and a very considerable. Trade in the Wine
and Spirit line. Also sever4l• other Lots of :Freehold and
Leasehold Public Houses in the Island, andat Portsmouth,
Gosport, and Lymington, with a considerable Stock of Wine
and Spirits.
ParticujArs ma'y he had, by ipplf6ition to Messrs. Clarke
and Sewell, -Newport 2.?
' Steapet Newport ; Messrs..
Wright and No. 39, Chancery-lane ; and
brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor-street, 'London : and at the
Bugle, Newport.; the Blue Posts, Portsmouth; the Blue
Posts, Gosport ;, the Angel, Lymington,; :the Dolp,l7ins,
;olitharnpton ; and the George, Wiachester.

WEYMOUTH..
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FOR EXPORTATION.
TO BE SUL D B CTION,
Bp J. RICHARDS; •.• . •
On Wednesday the zsd Day. of July, t 806,. and following
• . 'llay, at the Crown Inn,.. ;, •
HE whole of the- CARGO of the JULTANIA; T.
_FANS C. CH ARTE NS Master, on. a -Voyage from
Hanaburgh, BourdeitiA, -and -Cortintia, to Senegal, consiSfihg"
of a Quantity of well-assorted Ironmongery; Brass Pans-,
and Tin Ware; Amber, Cote!, Glass, and other Beads•„; a
'Pair
.of elegant. Pier Glasses,. Plates s 7 by
.3-2: inches ; a few
Prints framed and glazed; a- few Articles of curious and
good Mahogany Household Furnitnre; a large quantity of
Blue Guineas ; Pieees'of Sheeting, Dimity, Cingliant,Cloili,
Kerserneres, tee. Boots, Shoes, and Hats ; Wines,'Cordials,
and Brandy Fruits in Caseil; Wine and Brairdy in Hogsheads;
a Quantity of Tobacco; Flat:and H;;11 Flat B,r IrOrrand
Ni!a Rods, with various other Articles.
Appears to be a well-assorted Cargo for the Coast of C ui-
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Rea-Market. ~
For viewing the Cargo; and, for Citalogues•, apply three
Days previous to the Sale, to Mr. Ji•illn'Horsford, Mr..Sa-,
muff Wet tan or the Broker, Mr.. fathos Richards.
Sale to begin eacti.koming at Eleven.o'Cluck: . •